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The official Mr Birmingham has recorded a new version of Disney mega hit Let It Go using an astonishing 25 different languages.

Joshua Williams, 17, belted out the song from last year's big blockbuster Frozen in languages including Russian, Japanese, Mandarin and Dutch.

Nearly THREE BILLION or four out of 10 of the world's population would have a chance of understanding at least part of his version of the original Queen Elsa solo.

The Castle Bromwich teenager boasts basic Russian and French speaking skills but admitted other languages proved a little tricky.

"The hardest aspect was definitely trying to get the right pronunciation," he said.

"I did the best I could but if I said it wrong it might have a completely different meaning.

"Italian was the language I found hardest. It took me so long to get it right because it was so hard to do."

The fresh-faced Kingshurst Academy student was handed the Mr Birmingham title in March and will represent the city at next month's Mr England pageant final in Coventry.

He says he hopes the video will help to raise his profile as an ambassador for mental health charity Time For Change and homeless charity Red Bag.

Mr Williams recorded the video in his conservatory which he says accounts for the echo effect at the beginning of the clip.

A cropped version of the video was uploaded to Youtube featuring 16 different dialects.

Asked why he chose to sing the Frozen hit over other songs he said it was the influence of girlfriend, Lucy Hammonds.

"I didn’t think I’ve got a choice with my girlfriend - she loves Disney.

"I'm not sure how many films I've seen but I can probably recite the Little Mermaid backwards."

The full list of languages

English, French, German, Dutch, Mandarin, Swedish, Japanese, Latin American Spanish, Polish, Hungarian, Castillian Spanish, Catalan, Italian, Korean, Serbian, Cantonese, Portuguese, Bahasa Malaysia, Russian, Danish, Bulgarian, Norwegian, Thai, Canadian French and Flemish.