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Input: This happened around two years ago, but I just discovered this subreddit and I had an interesting argument with some roommates back in the day that I think is appropriate for discussion.

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I (male) used to live with three women, one of which was my girlfriend, in a small three bedroom apartment. We got along really well for most of the time that we were living with one another except for this one specific incident that still bothers me to this day.

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There's a viral video of a 4 year old russian girl "fluently" speaking seven languages. Here is the link to the video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa0vQh3uSdw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa0vQh3uSdw)

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We were all watching this video in the living room on the TV, and after watching the video, I said something along the lines of "That's pretty cool, but there's no way that little girl fluently speaks seven languages."

My roommates challenged my logic by saying "Some people are just smarter than you, just because you couldn't speak seven languages when you were four doesn't mean she can't!" 

This struck me as a kind of troll-y comment, because I in no way insinuated that I was more intelligent than this 4 year old girl-- rather; that it was very unlikely she was truly proficient in seven languages. They called me a total asshole for even remotely doubting this little Russian girl's language skills and made me feel like crap for having any doubts as to the video or the girl's legitimacy. 

It became such a heated discussion that there was actual tension in the air, and ultimately I apologized to them because it seemed to really make them upset. To this day I am impressed by the girl speaking 7 clear sentences on live TV and nailing it but (and maybe I'm wrong here) there's no freaking way that ANY four year old proficiently and fluently speaks ANY languages above a basic toddler level. 

AITA here lol?

saying a 4 year old russian girl can't fluently speak 7 languages