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I like languages and linguistics, & I wanna try to share some with you. Crudely made in the vids, but it’s how I’m doin it.
And you'll also see other videos about stuff I enjoy. You'll see in due time.
And you'll also see other videos about stuff I enjoy. You'll see in due time.
Langfiles Ep. 27: Hebrew
Despite the current state of affairs in the Holy Land, we highlight a language spoken there, and one that was widespread in the region in many centuries past: Hebrew.
Special Thanks go to Che of Che Languages for his Hebrew samples & additional help.
Che's channel: www.youtube.com/@CheLanguages
Learn more about Hebrew roots and derivatives here: www.pealim.com/
1st Song, Sonic Heroes - Lost Jungle (Xbox Beta Version)
2nd Song, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Sonic The Hedgehog 2) - Aquatic Ruin Zone (New Lucas Pucas Remix)
3rd Song, Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Beta - Wood Zone
Socials
Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/sheid.bsky.social
Insta: sheid2871
All music and images used in this video are not mine, besides the frames I made, and all belong to their respective creators as they appear in this video.
Special Thanks go to Che of Che Languages for his Hebrew samples & additional help.
Che's channel: www.youtube.com/@CheLanguages
Learn more about Hebrew roots and derivatives here: www.pealim.com/
1st Song, Sonic Heroes - Lost Jungle (Xbox Beta Version)
2nd Song, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Sonic The Hedgehog 2) - Aquatic Ruin Zone (New Lucas Pucas Remix)
3rd Song, Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Beta - Wood Zone
Socials
Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/sheid.bsky.social
Insta: sheid2871
All music and images used in this video are not mine, besides the frames I made, and all belong to their respective creators as they appear in this video.
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Thanksgiving Update 2024
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Here's a quick update about what videos I want to do in the future. Song, Splatoon - Friend List Socials Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/sheid.bsky.social Insta: sheid2871
History Of The 'Long Tall Sally EP'
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The EP was a format that was another popular gimmick for people to enjoy music, but they usually took the music from already released albums/singles. But 2 times, The Beatles took this format to introduce exclusive music. This is one of those EPs. 1st Song, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Sonic Mania) - Mini-Boss Egg Reverie (Nerdiest Alpaca Remix) 2nd Song, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Super Mario ...
Langfiles Ep. 26: Persian VS. Hindi
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Today's video we head to Asia and compare some Indo-Iranian languages which are lingua francas in linguistically diverse countries: Persian & Hindi! (Maybe we can compare more Indo-Iranian languages in the future?) Special Thanks go to (name withheld upon request) for their Persian samples and Ākrisht Utsav for their Hindi samples. Wanna learn/improve either Persian and/or Hindi? Start either l...
Langfiles Ep. 25: Aragonese
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Time to look at another romance language. It's spoken in Spain and is the in-between language of Ibero-romance & Occitano-romance. Some people actually classified Aragonese as Ibero-romance for a while. Special Thanks to Guillem Lahiguera for the Aragonese samples and to Zeltzarian for the Catalan & Castilian Spanish samples. Luena Aragonesa: discord.com/invite/DS5HDRTPVh 1st Song, Nintendo Lan...
Langfiles Ep. 24: Colombian Spanish
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If you ever wanna visit the Americas, it's best to try and learn a dialect of Spanish/Portuguese. Today, we travel to Colombia and look at some elements that make Colombian Spanish different. Special Thanks go to Random timbit for providing the Colombian Spanish audio, Zeltzarian for his Castilian Spanish samples and Hanna for suggestions comments that made it in the video. 1st Song, Sonic Hero...
Langfiles Ep. 23: Loanwords In Malay
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Another Malay video? This is a short one about outside languages and the loanwords from them in Malay. Special Thanks go to Daniel for his Malay samples, Nilānjan (LangJester) for his Sanskrit samples, (name withheld upon request) for their Persian samples, and Nathan for his Portuguese samples. Dutch samples originate from Wiktionary: - en.wiktionary.org/wiki/boek#Dutch - en.wiktionary.org/wik...
Langfiles Ep. 22: Malay VS. Tagalog
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How Malay and Tagalog are both related is a mystery, but their genetic links are there. Today’s episode, we look into how different these related languages are. After this, I’m ready to explore more Austronesian languages in the future. Since Valentine’s Day, this iteration of the project has been both created and patiently waiting to be assembled (finding native speakers, the hardest part). Th...
History Of 'Bootleg Recordings 1963'
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Here's a look at a strange digital only album in the Beatles catalog. I also mention a new bootleg (oddly enough) that has a lot of these tracks but sounding better. 1st Song, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Hotel Mario) - Main Theme (A_A_RonHD Remix) 2nd Song, Xenoblade Chronicles - Colony 9 Snippets: Good 'Ol Harry (Saturday Club, 6/29/63) All music and images used in this video are not mine, bes...
A Wake For (official) 3DS Online Support
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A bit of a different video. The (official) online services for the 3DS ( Wii U) have shut down as of April 9th. Sad day indeed, so this video is just me explaining and going over my experiences with using them, primarily with Pokémon. (Very little edits for the audio were done. Probably my most laziest video I've done so far, but I wanted to give my thoughts here). 1st Song, 3DS - First Time Se...
Langfiles Ep. 21: New Zealandic
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Today's episode takes us to Kiwi land; New Zealand 🇳🇿! No we're not talking about Māori, but today it's New Zealandic. Special Thanks go to Connor Odonnell for his New Zealandic samples and help with the suggestions I put in the video. 1st Song, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Earthbound) - Battle Against A Machine (DBZ4brawl Remix) 2nd Song, Newer Super Mario Bros. DS - Castle (Beta) All music and...
Mystery Files 4
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It's been a while since we've played this game. Same rules apply, but with different languages. Special Thanks go to MdMV & Håle' for their audio samples. MdMV's channel if you watch their stuff: youtube.com/@M_dMV?si=IpeLqSopSRR6zfuP 1st Song, Sonic Generations - Windmill Isle (Day) (Classic) (S0LV0 Remix) 2nd Song, Anticipation - Pink Puzzle All music and images used in this video are not min...
Langfiles Ep. 20: Malay (+ Indonesian)
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Time for a new episode. Today we look at Malay 🇲🇾🇧🇳🇸🇬 (and Indonesian 🇮🇩 to some extent) and see how it developed, how it functions and we get a sneak peek about how different the dialects can be. Special Thanks to Hana Nan for the Standard Malay Indonesian samples, Daniel for the Johor Malay samples, MasterSwitch for the Sabah Malay samples & Anez for additional help and her comments about the...
Langfiles Pilot (Updated): Portuguese
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Three years ago, I decided to make Portuguese 🇵🇹 the pilot to a show I wanted to make. Today is the remake of that same video, and somehow I made it this far. Let's see how long we can take this for. Special Thanks to my friends Ani for providing her voice samples and Hemi for additional help with the examples, and to (name withheld upon request) for their Arabic samples. Learn Portuguese with ...
Langfiles Update (February, 2024)
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We're gonna be back soon. Very briefly, but soon. Also the next video may have little audio ticks like in here. Will try to fix it. Song, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Super Paper Mario) - The Ultimate Show (A_A_RonHD Remix)
Good Bad or Bad Bad Moments #08: 20 WRITERS?! WITH GAME ONE-LINERS?!
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Good Bad or Bad Bad Moments #08: 20 WRITERS?! WITH GAME ONE-LINERS?!
History Of 'You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)'
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History Of 'You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)'
RedLetterMedia Moments #04: "I Don't Know Why They Would Think That"
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RedLetterMedia Moments #04: "I Don't Know Why They Would Think That"
Media: The Lost And Found Ep. 01 - The Beatles
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RedLetterMedia Moments #03: White Men Can't Call
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Good Bad or Bad Bad Moments #07: Cypher Raige. The Original Ghost.
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Good Bad or Bad Bad Moments #07: Cypher Raige. The Original Ghost.
RedLetterMedia Moments #02: He Knows The Gag
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RedLetterMedia Moments #02: He Knows The Gag
History Of The Canceled 'Sessions' Album
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History Of The Canceled 'Sessions' Album
Media: The Lost And Found Pilot - Wolf Tracer Studios
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Good Bad or Bad Bad Moments #06: The Story Of Pass Thru, By Kyle Hinton
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Good Bad or Bad Bad Moments #06: The Story Of Pass Thru, By Kyle Hinton
Great Beatles video mate, thanks.
Yessss! Super Mario!
I have a problem with mainly one sentence. Saying "the unfortunate consequence of making a Jewish state was deportation of Palestinians".. is like saying "the unfortunate consequence of Ukraine wanting to join NATO, is the displacement and loss of life of many Russians". It doesn't really describe the Ukrainian war.. now does it?
NOT HINDI, BUT PERSIAN/ URDU WORDS: Band (band karna) Banana (ghar banana) Arabic Sajana (decor) Arabic Chalo (move) Chahye (need) Bacha (kid)
banānā (बनाना) is sanskrit origin, derived from prakrit word vánati (वनति) sajābā (सजना) is sanskrit origin, derived from the sanskrit word sajj (सज्ज) chalo is sanskrit origin word, derived from chaltihi (चलतिः) bachhā is sanskrit origin, derived from balak (बालकः) same goes with chahiye. only band has arabic/farsi roots. you should feel shame for calling yourself a linguist and not knowing basic etymology of words. i'm assuming you are from pakistan.
@PB1997. References pls. Also, for: Khatra, Zara, Zarurat. Hazar.
@PB1997. tum log fight kio start kartay ho. Logic say baat karo. Har word ko sinkirt say jortay ho jis ko koee puchta bhi nahee. Sahee kaha Justice Katju nay Hindi aik artificial language. Kursi ko Chutar tak kahtay ho. Aur cricket ko tum ko khud maloom hay.
@@Linguistic-Journey-ip1qw yes these words belong from arabic/farsi language belt.
@@Linguistic-Journey-ip1qw i am busting your bubble, enlightening you with my knowledge of the etymology of words. but you know nothing, go and learn basic indo-european history.
1948 resolution 181 - Jews accepted the resolution, 1. Five Arab countries along with volunteer forces from other Arab nations attacked tiny Israel. 2. The Arabs fled their houses following the orders of their leaders. 3. The Arabs expelled over 850,000 Jews from Arab countries 4. Against all odds, tiny young Israel won. They lost and they can't accept it. Let's also not forget they Helped the NZs with the "Frei Arab Legion" established by Hitler and Amin Al-Husseini. The 1929 Hebron massacre and Palestine riots, etc... That's the cause of ttying to mass massacre the Jews, not of Zionism, to this day 5th of the population are equal Arab citizens, to "CT Da Crp".
This was great!!! I loved getting some info on the language after guessing. Interesting languages, i could guess the families of two, but hadn’t heard of the languages. Please make more so i can play this with some friends :D❤️🙏
3:42 Actually, it was still ottoman paIestine at the time.
The language of the people of Nepal can also be said as Khas-Kura meaning the language of the Khas people. Sometimes if a person has maternaL/PATERNAL HEritage that is of a different ethnic group like Newar, Tamang, etc. then that side of family helps those children learn their language/culture. This helps in retaining the language from dying.
I wasnt able to find your channel but that now i know im happy
8:55 העוגה* 9:15 *האישה שלו (או אשתו) ואני שותים *את* החלב החם but why do you have to use these weird sentences lol? you could also have אשתו ואני שותים *מ*החלב החם BTW most Hebrew speakers would say this the wrong way: *אני* ואשתו שותים את החלב החם also try this sentence: הערוץ שלך מדהים ותמשיך בעבודה הטובה :) קח לייק
I’ve been looking for such a video for sooo long, I enjoyed it, just kinda sad it was short lol😁
Persia no longer exists, the Persian people no longer exist, they are Iranians
8:16 you forgot to mention the "the" ה. but since you refer to something you use "את ה" אני שתיתי את המיץ עם דניאל is the more accurate to your given sentence. yours would translate "I drank juice with Daniel"
just wanted to say, it's a very cool video, not many people talk about Hebrew as a language, which is a shame because it's a really cool one, especially to me as a native speaker. there are a few mistakes, although surprisingly not many considering it's a very difficult language, so good job! and if could add something, the stuff you said about the holy land and how some of it is under the control of Palestine, that was the original plan proposed by the UN called the "two state solution". it was singed in 1947 but than the arabs (i'm saying arabs to simplify because it's complicated) attacked the Zionists in the Israeli independence war, that we won in 1948 leading to the establishment of Israel, and we now control the big areas in the middle of the holy land map you have shown (who are called yeahuda and shomron) and gaza (Egypt controlled it until 1967 oslo accords). just a bit of education in a world of misinformation, and if you don't belive me, good! doubt people! check information, that's the only way to fight the seriously dangerous misinformation on the internet. thanks for making this really cool video, congrats on 1k, stay informed and have a good day!
Iseal is NOT a "colony" by any sense and Zionism is the recognition of Israel as a sovereign state for the Jewish people who are the indigenous people of the land of Israel. Get your facts straight! This video is misinformation which should be against the law. Facts are facts and no one has the right to alter the facts.
This is a very good video and I've subscribed to your channel. I should offer the correction that עגה is punctuated with a קבוץ not with a שורק
9:15 this is incorrect. Instead youd use אישתו ishto rather than אשה שלו. While technically grammatically correct, it means a woman of his rather than his wife specifically. To compensate youd either add a definite article (haisha shelo) or just say ishto, in which the o is a possessive suffix that deprecates the possessive pronoun, as well as specifies youre talking about a wife. It's also how i mostly hear Israelis say it.
7:57 this is insulting. Why do you seem to be refusing to connect hebrew to jewish people or Judaism, instead showing mosques and churches?
וואי אני רעב רצח
I don't think you actually realize what is the flag that you used. It's the flag of the "State of Judea" made by a very small group of people that were led by someone who supported a te rr0 r organization... Just use the flag of Israel, like every other normal country. Because it is.
Lots of historical and linguistic inaccuracies and even errors throughout this video. 😞
Thank you so much for not overshadowing and acknowledging the plight of the Palestinians and the cost they paid for Israel to be established.
@@alyaly2355 considering the most recent news with the Holy Land, it'd be sweeping under the rug to not mention that wars were fought to show who owns the land.
What about the plight of the Arameans/Copts/Berbers/Chaldeans/Assyrians/Jews/Greeks/Armenians/Kurds in those lands now under Arab colonial rule?
@@CheLanguages We didn’t kick out the majority of Copts, Amazigh, Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians from their homes and replaced them with Arabs, did we? Sure, they did suffer under many questionable rulers such as Saddam Hussein, but there isn’t much hate between us unlike you assume. Also, it was the Syrians and other Levantines who gave Armenians and Greeks a safe haven during the Armenian genocide and the world wars. It’s why there is mutual love and respect between Armenians and Arabs. Also, most of us aren’t Arabs so it isn’t really “arab colonial rule”
@@alyaly2355 you ethnically cleansed and forced assimilated them then appropriated their cultures as being your own history until they were indistinguishable from Arabs. When Israel tries to encourage an Arab to learn Hebrew you cry that we're doing the same thing that you've been doing ever since the 7th century. This is history
@@CheLanguagesyou mean the Armenians in Jerusalem being persecuted by who again? Israel. Azerbaijan and Turkey (not Arabs, racist) and Israelis have issues with Armenians. Nice try. You mean the Berbers whose language is still spoken and villages still exist because luckily they arent in what you call Israel?
There are several mistakes in the Hebrew... אני שותה מיץ עם דניאל means "I drink juice with Daniel", to make it definite you'd need to add the definite direct object marker את and the definite article ה-, so אני שותה את המיץ עם דניאל. For the last sentence, the most widely used word for his wife is אשתו. The possessive suffixes are still used in casual conversation when talking about inalienable possessions, such as body parts and family members, and even when using this form with של, it would be הא(י)שה שלו, with the definite article. Also in the last sentence you added the definite article but not את, so it's grammatically incorrect. You can either make it אשתו ואני שותים את החלב החם, which would mean "his wife and I drink the hot milk", or אשתו ואני שותים חלב חם, which would mean what's in English on screen. It's a nice video but shame you didn't check it with a native Hebrew speaker.
Shalom Shpilbass, long time no see. He did check it with a Hebrew speaker (me) who checked with a native speaker (gf) just to be sure. I did correct him that the sentence should have been האישה שלו ואני שותים את החלב החם (or as you said אשתו is actually probably more common when referring to a wife), he thanked me for the correction and I said the corrected version in the audio file, I think he just forgot to update it on the powerpoint later. I also convinced him to change הביצה שלי to העוגה שלי for obvious reasons. Overall I think he did a good job but he may have forgotten to correct that one slide
First of all, congratulations on 1000 subscribers! I'm happy I could help you with this video, it will only go up from here. However I noticed you forgot to fix the spelling for the last sentence. Here is the proper sentence: האישה שלו ואני שותים את החלב החם Ha'Isha shelo va'Ani shotim et haKhalav haKham For your final comments, I would say the biggest challenges studying Hebrew are the Binyanei haPo'al or basically the verb constructions for grammar, but for anyone studying Hebrew I'd recommend them a website called pealim which really helps with these conjugations. I would also have to disagree with your simplification of Israeli history, first of all Zionism is simply the belief that Jews have a right to their own country in their own homeland. Anyone who supports a two state solution is still a Zionist by definition. Secondly, the creation of Israel did not lead to the displacement of anyone, rather it was the invading armies of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq and Lebanon that advised the local Arab populations to leave and instead join them in Arab states, promising that they woul return once they inevitably destroy Israel. Of course this never happened and they never could have predicted how strong Israel would be. The Arabs who refused to leave their homes however became part of the roughly 20% of Israel today who are Arabs fully integrated into society which people often forget about. Overall, this is a great summary of Modern Hebrew and it's features. It's by far my favourite language I've studied not only because of my faith but generally as a language I've put so much time and effort into it, I have a strong connection and it truly feels a part of me now.
Great words Yair
@@AvrahamYairStern thank you for your continued support
Zionism is a national movement and an ideology that aims to establish a national home state for the Jewish people in the Land of Israel. The edits that were made to the wikipedia definition are historically and logically wrong. Sad that you used it.
It still is colonization
@@alyaly2355 Zionism is the biggest DEcolonisation movement in the history of nations. An indigenous people returning to their homeland and being accused of being colonisers from the very people who colonised them is top irony right there.
@@alyaly2355 colonization implies that a foreign power extends its sovereignty into a new place by moving its population there. There is no foreign power, and Jews are indigenous to Israel.
@@alyaly2355 Yep. By Merriam-Webster: "Colonization - Migration to and settlement in an inhabited or uninhabited area." Something that happens every single day in and between almost all countries every day, in much much larger scales. That is obviously not "Colonialism".
@@user-sh3cf7kd6e And according to the Oxford dictionary, it’s: “the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.” That is exactly what Israel is doing
That's not the definition of zionism. Why would you say that💀
I agree, the simple definition is the belief in self-determination of the Jewish nation in their ancestral homeland.
@@CheLanguagesAt the expense of the Palestinians, of course
@@alyaly2355 but that had nothing to do with Zionism but instead more to do with other Arab countries promising them too much (that they would destroy Israel) and thus they left "temporarily" at the invitation of Egypt, Jordan and Syria only to never return. Not Zionism's fault. If they'd accepted the peace proposal they could've had a state in 1948 along with us
@@CheLanguages Let me ask you a question. If Moroccans and other North Africans started mass-moving to Spain and kicked out more than half of Spain’s population from their homes and pushed them into a single area under the guise that “North Africans used to rule Iberia for 800 years and many of our ancestors lived here before they were kicked out" and decided to establish a state, would the Spaniards be in the wrong for fighting back? What people would accept for most of their lands to be divided and expect to roll over, forgive and forget? It’s also Zionism’s fault for encouraging Jews to go and they even had a whole motto “A land without people for a people without land”. I guess the 400+ Palestinian villages mean nothing to you.
@alyaly2355 relatively to most places, Palestine was very empty. This was well recorded. The early Zionists settled in undesirable areas where no one lived and worked the land to make the deserts bloom and dry the swamps. Arabs even sold them land that they deemed to be useless
Jarai people we are Polynesian speaks austronesian language family 5 / Nima Kao / me
Why did you put Iranian flag?
Standard Hindi does not use nuqta on क, ख and ग. In 1:59, while it will be correct in Urdu, xūn is not the correct pronunciation in Hindi. That loanword from Persion is pronounced "khūn" and is written like this खून, without that little dot (nuqta).
Aap please chup h jaiye, Xūn is the correct pronounciation in hindi as well. The nuqtas on K KH and G are written in standard hindi and are required in formal, not in casual
bro get davinci resolve ffs. no reason to use filmora when resolve is free
No L in Te Reo you should check before you post !
As a Tagalog native speaker, allow me to correct some mistakes 4:14 Gusto niya ng isda. = He wants (to eat) fish. Gusto niya ang isda. = He wants fish (among other choices; not to eat though). 4:49 It should be Bumili ako ng diyamante PARA sa kaniya. Because you omitted "PARA" in the original sentence, that Tagalog sentence meant "I bought a diamond FROM her" instead. 5:29 The Tagalog sentence should be Ibinili ko siya ng diyamante. No Tagalog speaker puts siya after the noun or at the end of the sentence. 6:35 The sentence should be Pumunta kami sa TINDAHAN. No one uses the word "bilihan". 9:29 The sentence should be Mayroon silang limang manok. OR May limang manok sila.
@@mystickahayag thx for the comment. i even consulted other Tagalog speakers for this project, knowing how difficult learning how each conjugation for verbs can change the semantics when compared to Malay.
V2 word order also exists in Koshur language which is Indic.
khari boli later became urdu and hindi, and there were many name of it and hindi belt languages, but still hindi urdu hindustani etc are khari boli
It’s fascinating, ker means work in the ancient language, there’s a living word kerdaar that means of work. Great video, thank you
@@rexf5152 I think KAR and Kirdaar from ppersian
Hey! A native Hindi speaker here, there are some (minor) mistakes in translation, like how the sentence "we will hunt for a week" is translated to "हम एक सप्ताह शिकार करेंगे।" When it should rather be "हम एक सप्ताह तक शिकार करेंगे।". In no way is the first sentence grammatically wrong but it carries the meaning of "we will hunt some week" as in the week in which well hunt is not specified and will come to reside in the future. Notice how in the English version we use "for" ? The same exists in Hindi being "तक".
An additional note id like to add is that the opinion I shared is in accordance with the standard academic version. In ever day-to-day speech you'll find that the Hindi spoken doesn't follow most of the grammatical laws. Well, you'll also come to find that mostly no one speaks standard Hindi. Everyone speaks their own dialects and their vocabulary represents this notion. Coming back to the topic, the sentence "हम एक सप्ताह शिकार करेंगे।" Does indeed mean what you've translated but only when the context has been established and even then, it's an informal way of speech. An additional note is that there also exists honorary speech that is to be spoken with guests and people in the upper hierarchy. I pointed this out because your video does not touch on this topic. Definitely not as polished as japanese or persion but it still does exist
@mdahsenmirza2536 Mirza sb, Hindi is an artificial language, as said by Justice Katju. When I researched, he is true
@ I fail to see how this bit of information is relevant here but yes, I agree with your statement. Hindi is indeed an artificial language
*i kite tērā ngeru i tōku matua wahine
he kawa ki aku taringa te whakahuahua o te kaikōrero Māori #mamae
Swinging pig does some good ones
3:18 in Catalan "el" and "els" can be replaced with "lo" and "los"
A great early rockin Beatles ep my personal fave . I have I believe a 2017 RSD release of this mono to boot . Cool vid cheers
Langfocus wannabe.
These are not hindi words , most of cone frim Persian.
true conparison would have been more fun for sanskrit and persian, since hindi has obvious persian influences.
@endon-hq9sn if hindi has persian influence than according to description, it will be called Urdu.
70-75 % vocabulary of pakistani urdu has sanskrit/prakrit origin, rest has arabic/farsi words. 99% grammar used in pakistani urdu has borrowed from khari boli which is derived from sanskrit/prakrit, only 1-2% grammar in pakistani urdu comes from arabic/farsi roots. pakistani urdu vocabulary percentage: 75% sanskrit/prakrit origin + 25% arabic/farsi origin hindustani has been spoken for the last 500-600 years and it was called hindi, hindvi, rekhta. but the word 'urdu' was first used only 200 years ago in 1790 bce. get out of your bubble you paxtani.
Nice man, love your content and continue man, I really enjoy watching your vids, inspirational broo
1000th sub. linguistics AND Nintendo!
Congratulations on being my 1000th subscriber!!
All Polynesians are related in history
Seems like you are copying LangFocus' style
Hindi is nice