Disney Princesses singing in their Native Languages
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2019
- More translations for description and subtitles are very welcome!
Rediscover Disney princesses in their native languages, when and where their stories took place!
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Background information about the characters:
*Nala:*
When “The Lion King” was released in 1994, a special Zulu dubbing was made on that occasion: it is the first and last Zulu dubbing made by Disney, as well as the only dubbing in any language spoken in Africa (other than Arabic). For this reason, Zulu is the only language that can be chosen for Nala.
Given the impossibility to determine when the story takes place, I decided to put Nala first in this video.
_Full song by Wendy Molefe(?):_ ua-cam.com/video/CXy3z2gMskI/v-deo.html
*Megara:*
While the movie gives us a clear location (Thebes), establishing the exact point in time is a bit complicated. The story takes place during the so-called Greek Heroic Age, which spans roughly from 15th to 9th century BC. It’s Herodotus to place the myth of Hercules in 1300 BC.
_Full song by Ευρυδίκη | Evridiki:_ ua-cam.com/video/zVMqAKw_frU/v-deo.html
*Moana:*
About 3500 years ago, Polynesian people suddenly stopped journeying by sea for still foggy reasons, to start travelling again about a thousand years later. According to directors Clements and Musker, the movie gives a fantastic explanation to the causes of and conclusion of that hiatus. We can therefore assume that the story takes place more or less 2500 years ago.
The languages used in the video are two, but they actually represent one sole language: Proto-Polynesian, the common ancestor to all Polynesian languages, which subsequently spread and diversified across the Polynesian triangle. The story takes place somewhere in it, maybe even across the whole area.
A Hawaiian version should also have been included, but when the video was made, no high quality version was available. Find it here now: ua-cam.com/video/xjvD4nVA3es/v-deo.html
_Full song by Sabrina Laughlin (Tahitian):_ ua-cam.com/video/SQHIu91iCCc/v-deo.html
_Full song by Jaedyn Randell (Māori):_ ua-cam.com/video/Cpq3e9IlC9U/v-deo.html
*Mulan:*
While the Ballad of Mulan is dated back to the Norther Wei dynasty (386 - 534), Xiongnu invasions (here identified as Huns, although a connection between these two populations is still debated) happened mostly during Han dynasty. Some temporal discrepancies can be easily spotted along the movie: the capital city is clearly the Forbidden City, which was built only in the 15th century, while fireworks were invented c. 8/9th century.
_Full song by 叶蓓 | Yè Bēi:_ ua-cam.com/video/rLRdQuHmX6s/v-deo.html
*Jasmine:*
While the “One Thousand and One Nights” collection is a miscellanea of tales from different ancient folklores, Disney’s version takes place in a fictional presumably Arabic-speaking country, as we can assume from the opening song, which reprises the most notorious English version of the collection’s title: Arabian nights. According to the filmmakers, the story was initially meant to take place in Baghdad, Iraq, when the Gulf War bursted out and the directors were forced to change the setting. The name "Agrabah" was made up by Musker playing with the name "Baghdad". The core of the One Thousand and One Nights collection is dated 8th/9th century, and we can assume that’s the period when our story takes place, even though the tale became part of the collection only in the early 18th century.
Note: the dubbing used is in Egyptian Arabic because it's the only official Disney dubbing in Arabic (like the vast majority of Disney movies).
_Full song by نهلة الملواني | Nahla Al-Malawany:_ ua-cam.com/video/P7bGGuVLAzY/v-deo.html
*Merida:*
The location can be easily spotted by the map Elinor shows Merida while teaching her, while the 9th to 12th century dating was given by Mark Andrews and Katherine Sarafian, who also stated they wanted to recreate an iconic Scottish setting, not looking too close at historical accuracy. This resulted in a number of anachronisms, including: Romans invasions (dated mostly 1st and 2nd century) and Viking attacks (who kept raiding Scotland from the 8th to 11th century) occurring almost at the same time, bears being stuffed while they went extinct in Scotland in the prehistoric age and the first records of kilts in Scotland being dated 16th century.
_Full song by Peigi Barker:_ ua-cam.com/video/aeR4Dgzq5m0/v-deo.html
*Aurora:*
The movie gives us a clear century: 14th. As for the location, it’s impossible to tell, though we can easily guess it’s somewhere in central Europe. French was chosen looking at the author, as in the opening credits it reads: “Story adaptation (…) from the Charles Perrault version of Sleeping Beauty”.
_Full song by Danielle Licari:_ ua-cam.com/video/grJMal8W6z8/v-deo.html
*Esmeralda:*
Place and date are clearly specified: the story starts in Paris on the day of “la fête des fous” (January 6th) and ends two days later. The year is specified in Victor Hugo’s book.
_Full song by Claudia Benamou:_ ua-cam.com/video/sJQzDhP1lxo/v-deo.html
*Snow White:*
As for Aurora, the choice of the language falls on the authors, as no specific information is given in the movie about the location, though the artists seem to have said they took inspiration from German landscapes. The opening credits read “adapted from Grimms’ fairy tales”, while for the period, some sources link the environment to the 17th century, but it’s mainly speculation.
_Full song by Alexandra Wilcke:_ ua-cam.com/video/yqmbTQthrjU/v-deo.html
*Pocahontas:*
Place and date are clearly specified in the movie. Jamestown is the historical settlement where the British colonists lived when Pocahontas met them.
Pocahontas was the daughter of the chief of Virginia Algonquians, known as Powhatan, which is also the language they spoke. In the movie, we can see how, the first time she speaks to John Smith, Pocahontas suddenly starts to speak English, letting us know that she can now speak both English and Powhatan. “Colors of the Wind” is the only song she sings in English, the rest is supposed to be in Powhatan.
EDIT: why isn't the song in Powhatan, then? Simple reason: there's no dubbing in Powhatan nor in any other native American language.
*Belle:*
The location is pretty clear, and it was confirmed the story takes place in 18th century: ua-cam.com/video/-I6zBWitMh4/v-deo.html
Some want to collocate the story more precisely in Savoy, a region on the Swiss-Italian border.
_Full song by Bénédicte Lécroart:_ ua-cam.com/video/EwP7mmMWkzo/v-deo.html
*Ariel:*
It was recently confirmed that the story takes place in the Mediterranean Sea and that Eric’s kingdom is somewhere in Italy: ua-cam.com/video/uIVPIgiWDUQ/v-deo.html
Even so, Triton is a god from the Greek pantheon (but not the Roman one), hence the closest language is supposedly Greek. Nonetheless, we can guess that, being Ariel some sort of minor Mediterranean deity, she might actually speak fluently, besides her native Greek, all languages spoken on Mediterranean shores: Albanian, Arabic, Bosnian, Croatian, French, English, Hebrew, Italian, Maltese, Montenegrin, Persian, Slovenian, Spanish and Turkish. Chapeau, miss!
19th century is once again the epoch when the author, Hans Christian Andersen, lived, and the ship on which Eric sails seems to match this period.
_Full song by Άννα Ρόσση | Ánna Róssi:_ ua-cam.com/video/4mZd3dU0kOg/v-deo.html
*Rapunzel:*
Once again, it’s the original story, Brothers Grimm’s “Rapunzel”, to be taken as a reference for the location, beside the fact that "Rapunzel" is the German for the rover bellflower. As Rapunzel and Eugene can be seen at Elsa’s coronation in Frozen, during the “For the first time in forever” sequence, we can guess that Rapunzel’s story happened shortly before Frozen (see following paragraph).
_Full song by Pia Allgaier:_ ua-cam.com/video/-r1R4_IKyG4/v-deo.html
*Anna & Elsa:*
The name “Arendelle” is clearly inspired to the city of Arendal, in southern Norway, while landscapes and buildings are inspired by other parts of the country and even of the entire Scandinavia.
It’s Oaken to let us know that it’s July when the story happens, while for the year, if we want to trust the map popping up at the end of Frozen Fever, the year is 1840. We know that Frozen cannot take place the year before Frozen Fever, because the latter occurs in between Frozen and Olaf’s Frozen Adventure, which takes place the first Christmas after the events in Frozen, at the end of the same year.
_Full song by May Kristin Kaspersen (Anna) & Lisa Stokke (Elsa):_ ua-cam.com/video/Gaz3dlJjssA/v-deo.html
*Cinderella:*
Then again, we’re going we’ve the author of the story, and once again the opening credits inform us it’s Charles Perrault again, though we may add that all names of the girls announced at the ball are French and they’re addressed as “mademoiselle”. As for Snow White, the environment has led to speculate a 19th century setting, but it’s not sure.
_Full song by Dominique Poulain:_ ua-cam.com/video/U1ExXZ4-R5g/v-deo.html
*Tiana:*
A newspaper during “Down in New Orleans” reads: “New Orleans, Louisiana, Friday, April, 25, 1926” (though April 25 was actually on a Sunday in 1926).
*Anastasia:*
Tsar Nicholas II Romanov and his family were arrested on March 22, 1917, following the events of the first Russian Revolution occurred during that year (February Revolution). They will be executed on July 18, 1918.
However, the movie uses even a song to let us know that prior events take place in December, month on which, in 1916, Grigori Rasputin was assassinated. As the movie takes place ten years after those events, we can probably count them starting from December 1916, instead of 1917, hence: December 1926.
On a side note: Saint Petersburg was called Leningrad from 1924 to 1991.
EDIT: Anastasia is included in this list because 20th Century Fox was purchased by Disney on March 2019, and now on Disney + the movie is included in the "Princesses" category.
_Full song by Ма́ша Кац | Masha Katz:_ ua-cam.com/video/0Th_HizPhk8/v-deo.html
Dubbers credits: disneyinternationaldubbings.weebly.com/heroines.html
FlamSparks you clearly did your research. I’m impressed
@@GrassPotati thank you ☺️
Frozen takes place in July 1839, then we can see Frozen: Olaf's adventure (December 1839) and then takes place Frozen Fever, 21 June 1840 :)
@@sabrinameazzini9616 it's a possible speculation
@@FlamSparks They said it in a trivia between the voice actors: One of the answers was that Frozen takes place in 1839, July. Since as you said we can see on a map that Frozen Fever takes place in 1840, Frozen: Olaf's adventure takes place in the middle ('cause they said that is their first Christmas together) :)
France: *exists*
Disney: *yes*
I am French and I was surprised to have seen so much the French word or France lol 😂💜
I'm french so let's Say i'm proud
Nous sommes ensemble les amis
Force à nous
Disney will buy France soon
France: **just so happens to exist**
Disney: I will take your *entire* stock
With pleasure 😄
We shall also take Germany
And Greece
@@clairebear9886 Ahah !
@@cheio1238 Nothing spécial.
Aurora singing in French sounds so lovely and angelic.
I've been trying to learn the whole song in French, although I was shit at it in school lol. I just love it 😊
So does Mulan singing in mandarin.
As someone who’s been studying French for the past 4 years, I can confirm I understood 4 words from Belle.
1 word per year XD
As someone who’s mom spoke french to me when i was little, i understood 6 words
"Je veux m’envoler dans le bleu de l’espace,
je veux tout ce que je n’ai pas,
un ami qui me comprenne,
et des livres par centaines,
sans m’occuper des gens qui jacassent.."
Old french dub can be hard to understand for non-native speakers, because of the vocabulary ("jacasser" for example) and because of the tone. The way we used to speak was really different
@@aliceormadhatter9772
I didn’t understand everything but I assume it’s something like
"I want to become one with the blue from the sky/space"
"I want something I don’t have"
"A friend/boyfriend that understand me"
"And books (idk)"
I don’t understand anything form the last line
"Their native languages"
Ariel: glub glub
😂
isn’t ariel from denmark instead of greece?
thought she was danish
Lucas Klompstra yess
@@alydawson25 its a danish fairytale, it should be
“Their native languages”
Nala: roar
Ariel: Glub Glub
@@73647 if Nala speaks Wakanda, im done
Rwar xd
Crocodile King ROArrrrrr F*ING ROARRRRRRRRRRR
(it's a meme, Jurassic park)
Underrated comment
They all sound so much better in their native languages. Lots of French gals and Anastasia being included made me kick my feet with how happy I was to see her, she was always my favorite alongside Esmeralda
I know right, I always wished they made the songs in their own language like some of moanas songs in the older movies, but I can still listen to things like this, Anastasia made me happy as well, she's my favorite "Disney" princess 👌
Yet Pocahontas never got her native language sadly..
Aurora's voice in french is just so beautiful! I want full song 💗
The full song is on UA-cam. If you want to know, in french the song is "J'en ai rêvé" from "La belle au bois dormant"
@@Mantissue2 YES TY!! I've been wondering what the song is, it's just so beautiful!!
@@ilovesucro You're Welcome ^^
"native languages"
pocahontas: *sings in English*
True
Yea I was confused
Bruh
A dub in her native language probably doesn’t exist. Whoops.
Like Esmeralda. I'm sure she spoke french but her native language was probably one of the gypsy languages.
Elsa: "You can't marry a man you've just met"
Cinderella: "C'EST CA L'AMOUUUUURR"
Galaxy Gold you are more cringe then kids content
Galaxy Gold that’s my real name
lol
Le grand amour , l'amour qui fait chanter la vie🎶 là dans tes bras , je sais déjà ( je sais déjà) que mon amour est infinis !
En vrai je trouve qu'il ya beaucoup de princesse Française dans Disney ! Je trouve ça trop cool !
@Galaxy Gold Yes Why ?😂
French is beautiful. It’s so soothing and calming.
Unless u learning it
@@Darsh.r.m_20so true
Meridians mothers lullaby gave me chills it was an absolute masterpiece ❤
Agreed, my favourite Disney princess! I love how she doesn’t have a prince to save her
Fr
I was about to say: _“Anastasia isn’t disney”_ but now diseny owns Fox so...
Omfg never realised this
Righttttt!!!🤣
Same
Buuuutt it was never made by disney
It is not disney
Moana in her native language sounds like the original
Wasn't this the same voice actress doing both languages
So does tiana
No why-fy cos it was
But the animation in not in sync :(
DoodleBugs Animations r/woosh
There is not enough people talking about Rapunzels German! That was gorgeous (coming from a German girl)
Ikr!
Introdução (0:00)
Nala- Zulu, África do Sul🇿🇦(0:38)
Mégara- Grego, Grécia🇬🇷 (0:54)
Moana- Taitiano e Maori, Polinésia🇵🇫 (1:14) (1:26)
Mulan- Mandarim, China🇨🇳 (1:48)
Jasmine- Árabe, Emirados Árabes Unidos🇦🇪 e Arábia Saudita🇸🇦 (2:11)
Merida- gaélico escocês, Escócia🏴 (2:30)
Aurora- Francês e Alemão, Alemanha🇩🇪 (2:50)
Esmeralda- Francês, França🇫🇷 (3:08)
Branca de Neve- Alemão, Alemanha🇩🇪 (3:41)
Pocahontas- Inglês, Estados Unidos🇺🇲 (4:03)
Bela- Francês, França🇫🇷 (4:22)
Ariel- Grego, Chipre🇨🇾
Rapunzel- Alemão, Alemanha🇩🇪 (5:22)
Ana e Elsa- Norueguês, Noruega🇳🇴 (5:44)
Cinderela- Francês, Bélgica🇧🇪(6:12)
Tiana- Inglês, Estados🇺🇲 Unidos(6:43)
Anastácia- Russo, Rússia🇷🇺 (7:09)
thanks!
The video got it wrong
Nala's language is actually swahili 🇰🇪 from kenya not Zulu,
@@cantdecideausername8584 foi mal se eu errei o local, mas acontece né? Obg por ter me avisado😄
@@felipesouza-dd4bf no problem 😄
sem problemas
@@felipesouza-dd4bf Princess Aurora is French 🇫🇷⚜️ not German
+: How many princess do you want in your country?
France: Yes.
Charles perrault is a real genius thats why , no more
Love from Paris 😘
🇫🇷
Lamo🤣
Lmao
*France and Germany exist*
Disney “write that down!”
Well makes sense I guess, since the European discovered America and brought their stories and traditions with themselves to the new world.
The Awesome Me - Preußen they didn’t DISCOVER anything. America was already a thing before they came here and started killing people and turning them into slaves.
Lívia Amazonas chillll
Ryanne Lindemann it’s kinda hard to chill when I see people minimizing all the rape, genocide and slavery by saying this was just the European bringing new stories and traditions. thats bullshit.
@@liviaamazonas2826 of course there was a genocide of Natives, which still continues by the way, but we don't talk about that here, you mistaken the topic. Native Americans didnt tell their children the story of cinderella or sleeping beauty... so these tales have been brought in America from Europe, we're just saying that.
Thank you France for all the fairy tales. Seems like the french were working over time on their collection. Hope to see more tales from other countries by disney or any other studio.
All of them suit their own languages so well it feels like the songs were supposed to have been sung in that language in the first place
In conclusion: Disney really loves Europe, especially France.
We're so charming , aren't we ?
@@gabrbr9242 Maybe.. 🤔😂
Yeah, especially the europian fairytales and legends
Europeans love themselves apparently.
cause it’s adaptation of Charles Perron
france: exists
disney: “it’s free real estate”
I've never laughed harder.
Ashlyn and Handsome france: exists
Germany: ”it’s free real estate”
Oh my God I keep running into this
Lmao
I don’t wanna sound picky but nobody noticed how Aurora is neither German or danish btw it only pisses me off because her ,,princess name´´ is literally rose-Chan in German....idk, I’m sorry....
The Mulan, Moana, and Aurora ones are so beautiful
Everyone: Holy crap, (insert character) sounded so stunning!
Me: **mad that Nala wasn’t growling and roaring**
Nobody:
Disney and France: ❤️❤️❤️💍💍💍😘😘
Xd
Vive la France uwu
@@kingkion804 UN FRANÇAIS !?😃😃😃
@@user-yg4hs1nf5t ouiii :3
@@kingkion804 j'en cherchais justement un !!!😅🤣🤣
France: exists
Disney: *hippity hoppity this land is now my property*
Vociferous bippoty bobbity
😂😂😂😂
Lmfao
Pourquoi nous les français on se fait pas respect 😭😂
@@leesie5349 wsh un francais , mais tllm 😂
Anastasia is a brave and smart princess and actually my favourite cartoon character since I was a child.
Thank you for including her in the video. From Russia with love ❤
Я тоже русская
And Anastasia from USSR)
@@Russian153Ты крутая😎
Seeing the old princesses (Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, etc) again after so many years was honestly so nostalgic. When I was little I watched the DVD’s over and over and never got sick of them. I was and definitely am a Disney kid.
French princess stories: exist
Disney: *allow us the introduce ourselves*
You are aware that they are French beacause these stories originated in France.
So it's more like:
French princesses stories exist
Disney: My time has come
@@weasleylove2987 Yes I have the same opinion
(Sorry for my English i'm french)
French is the language of love and fancy people so 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
@マリオのカエル who? when?
@マリオのカエル If you are talking about the language family, then yes, Spanish is Romantic.
Disney: How many Disney princesses do you want?
France: yes
Cecilia Long 😂😂😂
Disney: How many Disney princesses do you want?
France: oui
german: yes too
I don't like french people
@HeySoyeon If you've ever been to france you'll see why. They're always complaining, not polite, rude, just not pleasant. And their accent is just annoying.
Scottish Gaelic sounded so calming and peaceful ❤
Auroras voice in French.🤌
Writers: how many princesses do you want from France?
Disney: yes
I'd never realise how much disney loved French culture.
Nous sommes les meilleurs aussi 🙂
@@alex-kt5og les vrais 😂🤞
@l- Bee Quinn -l Un petit truc: en anglais tu utilises le mot much pour désigner une quantité qui ne peut pas être comptée, tandis que many est le terme utilisé pour une quantité qui peut être comptée. Voilà voilà 👌
Je ne savais même pas que toutes ces princesses étaient françaises alors.... Bah ça ne m'a rien apporté de le savoir.
France: *exists*
Disney: write that down, write that down
CHARLES THE FRENCH!
Yeah, right?
😂😂😂
ᐠ( ᐛ )ᐟ
😂
От Мулан такие мурашки просто вау...
Ну и от всех песен в принципе из за ностальгии, это все так красиво звучит..
Moana is amazing, easily my favorite. What an absolutely beautiful language and voice!
frrrrr
‘So This Is Love’ in French is everything I needed
Cinderella is soooo beautiful in french
I like russian better
Cobra 1commander I am russian
@@sokok6616 really im from your countrys colony
I was looking for someone to comment this. I think it’s one of the most beautifully translated Disney song
The Cinderella one sounds like something you hear in a random French restaurant
JudyRChung it’s a very popular song in french so u many french restaurant use that song
Hum I never heard this song in any French restaurant and I'm French so 😄 and the name of this song is "c'est ça L'amour"
The song is “so this is love”
it should be English though
Mettatonyx wdym ?
Me and my sister are Norwegian,My sister is the older one and she's blonde hair blue eyed and I'm the younger one and I'm brown orangey hair and brown blue eyed and 6 years later in 2019 we watched frozen 2 since frozen was our favorite movie growing up and we noticed the northuldra people kind of looked like the native sami people of Norway so we looked it up and found out it was based in Norway and we were so excited and found it weird that we looked like Elsa and Anna also our mom also used to sing to us about a mountain full of secrets when we were little (Thats some huge coinsadence) we were both very exited when we found that out! Anyways sorry for long comment,But Tusen takk for this amazing video ❤️
French is such a beautiful language ❤ Actually I loved them all, they sounded so original
france: hi-
disney: yes.
J'ai pas compris 😂
Nadia beaucoup de princesses sont françaises
@@jonah1353 آه لهذا السبب😅
Jonah alors, ça c‘est puisque le français est la meilleur langue (;
@@okokwat1895 pffffff HAHAHA
“How many French princesses are we gonna make?”
Disney: Yes.
It's because most of their old movies were inspired by old French and German fairy tales
I'm french
Disney: Oui, oui
“How much French princesses are we gonna make?”
Disney : oui oui baguette
@@teo7503 😂
When Mulan popped up, it sounded so pretty in her native language that it made my cat pause and look at my phone that I'm watching it on 😂
A couple notes of advice
A) There's no way Pocahontas' native language is English. Even though she's from America, she's indigenous and her story takes place as the English people are coming to America. Therefore there is a 0% chance that she could possibly know English before they arrived.
B) Anastasia is not a Disney movie
the poster said they would have done powhatan but theres no existing dubbing, so english was the closest as Matoaka (her real name) learned it later in life
Disney bought Anastasia the movie
the Little Mermaid would most likey Danish cuz the Little Mermaid is a Danish story just saying
@@melbarry931 She’s a mermaid are you blind?
@@melbarry931 the op said in a comment that they picked Greek , cause it was confirmed that the movie takes place in the Mediterranean Sea and with king Triton being connected to Greek myth, they went with Greek .
Nobody speaking about how amazing Cinderella in french is
It fits so well!
Abbie S she’s french
Abbie S it sounds so beautiful
Abbie S m’y name is abbie
@@angelinasykes4773 ya don't say
Nobody:
Bird: *Screams in Arabic*
@@joshuaespinoza8325 *yES*
@@joshuaespinoza8325 pff racist
ua-cam.com/video/_E8AN2T_eV0/v-deo.html
check this
🤣🤣
😂😂😂
I love this. I love learning about other cultures and languages and their stories. It sounds just as, and often even much more, beautiful as the English version.
Aurora singing in French is angelic
Disney princesses in their languages: *Tiana with American flag*
*a m e r i c a n e s e*
well new orleans is very french so they could’ve at least included that
@@toasterroven5329 She could've spoken in a creole.
bakugo..?
Matxalen C I’m from New Orleans most people here just speak English with an accent but there are many people that speak Spanish French creole etc. too
Dude shouldn't you be with the sqaud...
Not enough people are talking about how great moana sounds in her language.
The last part gave me shivers, no kidding. Beautiful.
I actually had goosebumps
@@LaLadybug omg same!!!
Ikr
I WAS ABOUT TO SAY THAT!!!! glad someone noticed
When the Disney intro started, I thought it was an ad and I tried skipping it 😭. Anyway I loved the video and everyone’s comments.
This is honestly so beautiful!❤ my favorite was Cinderella’s
nobody:
Ariel: _speaks fish_
Actuakly no the little mermaid where original a danish creation then disney stole the idea and said we now own the rights to the little mermaid. You will now ask why well we created a statue of a mermaid we called the little mermaid about 100 years ago so we actually own the rights to it which means she should be singing in danish
@@x-_vibez-x7465 they meant that she is a mermaid and would not be speaking a human language lmao
aaegh ugh
No she speaks whatever Atlantis people speaks.
Kimberley Rowntree No lol. The original story is H.C Andersens story. Walt Disney made the movie, but they did not create the story. And it is a great author in Denmark who created it. Know the facts
*Song in german comes up*
*Shows animals working*
Me as a german: Perfektion
*EVEN THE ANIMALS DO A R B E I T*
😂😂😂😂 geil
LMAOOO OMGG
Ich musste gerade mehr lachen als ich sollte 😂
Aurora is neither german or danish, don’t wanna be pity but her name is literally ,,Dornröschen ´´ so.....
In my opinion, the actresses played and sang perfectly❤️. Thank you, actresses, you are the best!
Its amazing how they always find such amazing singers!!! Like, “god help the outcasts” gives me chills in every language…
France: getting like 4 princesses
All the other countries waiting for their own Princess: 👁👄👁
*IKR! AUSTRALIA NEEDS ONE!*
*sings anthem*
*THE ANTHEM OF MY COUNTRY, OUR COUNTRY, THE ABORIGINAL’S LAND!*
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 I thought most fairy tales came from the old German states tho?
@@maxdavis7722 Charles Perrault 🇨🇵 was the famed novelist who wrote Fairytale books. Then years later Brothers Grimms 🇩🇪 who wrote Rapunzel and Snow White
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 I see so do most fairy tales originate from Germany but were written and popularised in France or am I misunderstanding?
@@maxdavis7722 The most popular and oldest ones are French and German Fairytales
🇨🇵 Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, the Beauty and the Beast
🇩🇪 Rapunzel and Snow White
"They will sing in there native language."
Nala: ROAR, roar roary roar
@Aidan Bramwell purrrrrr..........
@@cuishanwu5 lions don't purr, the largest cat that still purrs, but cannot roar is the American mountain lion
@@Robert53area it was a joke!
Adrien y Marinette Miraculous Ladybug 🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱
@@ximenaesquivelguerrero6147 yaasss girl🐱🐱🐱🖤🖤🖤 🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞
It's interesting that I knew most of the melodies by heart! The French version of the songs sounds most beautiful to me.
"so this is love" in French is just gorgeous
C'est ça l'amour ! Indeed, our Franch language is love 🟦⬜🟥🇫🇷
I never thought about it until I heard it actually sung in French, but that song has a very mid-century French sound to it!
You just have to say « omelette du fromage » 🥰
@@jonasweber9408I would say :
Santé, bonheur et longue vie !
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 ah yeah! It’s more for shearing up before drinking though ^^
Is no one gonna talk about how much power Moana holds when singing her native language?
It's so powerful and touching and always makes me cry
The Maori one was more powerful.
Although I 100% agree, I would like to specify that neither Maori not Tahitian was the native language of Polynesians in that time. Both Maori and Tahitian are modern tongues derived from Polynesian, much like French and Italian are derived from Latin. Another thing I would like to add: the directors said that the movie was a great explanation as to why Polynesians stopped seafaring for a while 3500-2500 years ago. If you ever EVER mention that in the vicinity of a polynesian descendent (Maori, Tahitian, Hawaii, Cook islander, whichever you encounter) they will give you a hiding :) Truth be told, if you mention the movie as a great representation of Polynesian descendent culture, they will give you a hiding as well, but that's a whole other story xD
not to mention that "Moana" means "sea" in Polynesian languages, so in the end of the second song when she says "Ko au o Moana!", she's not just saying "I am Moana", she's saying "I am the sea!"
It's kinda weird since Polynesians all have some different form of Moana so the specific place or language used could be anywhere; to emphasize this, in the song where Moana has a flashback of her ancestors, there's Maori, Tahitian, Samoan, Tongan, Fijian, etc.
This makes me want to rewatch every movie with subtitles. 😂
The location in Tangled was inspired by Prague as well as German landscapes. As Snow White already sings in German, I would’ve liked to have heard Rapanzel sing in Czech.
True but Rapunzel is a German fairy tale
@@dakotahmays1437 It might be from a french source too so I guess we should all agree that she belongs to all the regions that used to be associated with the holy roman empire lol
@@user-le9ej2nh5ishe is clearly German why do so many easterners want to claim Disney princesses lol
@@wussrestbrook1200Yeah no she’s clearly not Eastern European
Why everyone sleeping on Mulan? That Mandarin Reflection dub was so beautiful 😭 I want the full song
Lashmi Singh it was amazing!!
I luv mulán’s voice in that lenguage and yes we want the whole song plz
I mean reanimating all of these just to match the lip syncing would cost them a fuck ton of money
You can find the full song on youtube
Agreed!
Disney movie: exists
Disney: You’ll be a French!
Na, it’s just that a lot of popular fairytales come from Europe - mostly France, Germany and Denmark because several authors collected them into books (Hans-Christian Andersen, Gebrüder Grimm...)
We need either a Eesti, Latviešu, or Lietuvių Princess (Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian) A.K.A. Baltica or a Suomi one, France and Germany are overrated
@@republicoftajikistan4532 Do you know any good collections in english so I can read some?
@@user-vz2lb4qr2g *N o*
Disney movies set in France :
⏺Sleeping Beauty
⏺Cinderella
⏺Beauty and the Beast
⏺Hunchback of Notre Dame
⏺Aristocats
⏺Ratatouille
⏺Princess and the Frog (set in New Orleans, Louisiana but once used to be a French colony),
⏺Moana (set in Polynesian currently a French Overseas Territories)
🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴💪👊
Charles Perrault, Brother Grimms, Hans Christian Andersen are the most popular fairytale writers
This is truly amazing I love it *subscribes*
They are all sooo beautiful!
why isn’t anyone talking about the info, guys, that’s stunning
except that the little mermaid is wrong
@@DreamyYoghurt why?
@@dibel3669 she's originally danish
@@DreamyYoghurt she is from Denmark
@@DreamyYoghurt Ariel's native tongue: glub glub glub
French: *we sing about love*
English: *we sing about nature*
German: "lets sing about work 😎"
Rapunzel sings about freedom and dreams..
Warum auch nicht 😂
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Oh my God yes
@@ChibiOrihimeChan USA intensifies
In their native language they sound top-notch and you feel the character even more insightfully
The intro was so good😭😭
First song: *starts playing*
My dumb side: _Wait Simba's a Disney Princess??_
Lol
yes, he is
He's the queen.
Indeed 😂
is english ur first language
When you realize most of these comments where just a couple hours ago
wait-
Wow
Lmaooo true
i- what
WHAT-
This is so interesting, thanks!
For a hot second I thought Nala was going to come on with straight up lion sounds.
"Their Native languages"
Nala: Roar
Ariel: Glub glub
Talim : **speaks ancient Old Malay, Bisaya and Tagalog**
任意のリーダーShika man, i’m mad. somebody literally copied your comment word for word and got more likes
gotobed you pieceof shof RIGHT!?
*Native languages*
Pocahontas: eNgLiSh
Aurora in French sounds like a beautiful dream.
Merciii
Cinderella too
Tank u because I'm French
That's the magic of French.
On est la plus belle version hehe
If you hadn't seen the Princess and the Frog and you watched this video, it might come as a surprise to you that there's just a crocodile playing a horn in the club and all the humans around him are unbothered by this. The explanation is that this is what New Orleans in 1926 was like. Fun fact.
Epic work!
-“Can’t wait to hear Pocahontas sing in native American Powhatan ”
*sings in English
-“understandable” 💀
I was kinda disappointed honestly, like all these other princesses sang in French, German, Greek, etc. but Pocahontas sang in.... English. I’m still a little confused why they didn’t actually show her singing in Powhatan
@@bunkyprewster I think it's because they couldn't? read the description, they put more information on each princess there :)
There isn't a "Powhatan" language. They spoke Eastern Algonquian.
Yea, wouldn’t it have been the Algonquian language?
@@jeremythomas5030 grandmother willow has some film dialogue in her native tongue…
I would’ve died if Nala growled and purred the whole time
Lol
She should...
Ikr
I mean she could have growled, but lions don't have the capability to purr. Big cats can either purr or roar and they cannot do both
Ugh
This is a great video! I really love when the characters sing/talk in their native language. It really adds something special to the experience.
I was a little confused about the languages of Ariel and Cinderella, and read the information you wrote about each princess and language choosen. It's nice work and you certainly had to make some educated guesses as the information on some of the princesses is hard to find. fx Rapunzel, her native language is german, but the Grimm brothers aren't authors, the wrote down folks-tales, so they are more like transcribers. The original tale is german though, and her original name was actually Tinker bell which is a german name for a specific flower.
H.C Andersen's tale The little mermaid is probably based on fishermen's stories, and even though your explaination is very logical, I can't seem to agree completely. As H.C Andersen was an author (not like the Grimms) writing down his own stories, and a man of the believe that animals and non-humans of his stories are not of human language, therefore Ariel aren't of danish language either, but if she should be assigned a language, I reckon danish could be it as the story was written down in danish, and therefore is the first language of which the character's thoughts and emotions was communicated in.
Ariel's father is in the original story, not Triton, but simply mentioned as the Sea/Ocean king. Disney's version however fits the original story very poorly and there's no way of knowing where the original location of the mermaids was supposed to be. There is a good chance H.C Andersen was refering to the Danish waters. The corals in the tale, isn't necessarily hot water corals, but might actually be cold water corals of the Lophelia pertusae type, which is known to be in Danish waters. The sunset mentioned in the original tale, is discribed in a such way, I myself have only come across in Denmark(I might be wrong, but there is something rather special about the danish sunsets).
Hope my comment hasn't come of as negative, I just really like the topic :)
once again, really greate video!
I plaud your kindness and thoughtfulness in writing this comment, thank you for that!
As for what you say, it all comes down to one thing: this video is about Disney's movies, not the stories behind them. Hence why Ariel is not Danish, Tiana is not German, Cinderella is not ancient Egyptian, Jasmine is not Chinese, and Nala is not...would she be Danish or British?
Beautiful ❤ Nala singing in Zulu was so beautiful tbh I loved all of them
Moana singing in her native language somehow makes it more inspirational
omg and especially maori makes me so happy for some reason, we almost never get dubs in maori to my knowledge
Hello fellow musical geek I love your name and your profile pic #Michaeldeservedbetter
@@Plagolago64 omg we're a group now, im with my musical people
@@ieatbricks0 yes
Yes
France : hey i'm-
Disney : Welcome to Disney
Je suis française, et j'ai été surprise en découvrant tout ces Disneys français. Je trouve ça fantastique !
Les langues originelles rendent globalement mieux, sauf l'allemand, qui, je trouve, n'est pas une langue très belle au niveau de la sonorité.
@@apo_bnc je suis aussi française et je suis aussi d'accord pour l'allemand je trouve pas ça très beau mais le reste est magnifique a écouté
@@apo_bnc Ce qui m'a choquer c'est que Ariel c'est du grecque ! Je suis d'origine grec et ca ma grave choquer
@@asuka3970
Ah yes je te comprends, surtout que l'une de mes potes est grec elle aussi 😃, et puis j'étais surprise parce que pour la moi la petite sirène c'est danois... 😂
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY Allemand = German
belle and esmerelda's voices are so beautiful in french
Ive seen all of these original films, and have to say, I think they would have all been so much better in the native languages now that Im hearing them played out in your video.
Well, all of these songs (except for Brave) come from full-length dubs. You can always decide to switch the language to these dubs (or even to other languages, if you feel like it) and watch them in whichever language you like
Aurora's voice sounded beautiful in French.
True(i talk french)
vrai
I agree !! (I’m French)
Yep! I wish I could listen to her in French with headphones one while sleeping. That would be beauty
Ikr! His voice is like a beautiful dream
@@luvsmaddie_009 Noice
No one talking about Mulan's vocals😭✨
I know they’re so amazing 😭😭
Like she can sing so can Megan
Ikr
Mulan wouldn't have spoken Mandarin, though.
@@lostmusician9111 what would it have been?/gen
this intro has me so hyped but i’m laughing: nala better be howling
Moana in her native language was so beautiful 😍
i’m just wondering why the lion king isn’t animal sounds😭
😂
Same
It is
Kennedy K. 😂😂💔
Simba: *animal sounds*
Me: well said king simba...well said
For some reason I can't imagine Moana being set 500 BC. Idk lol
This is before the Polynesians sailed out and discovered those other islands, like Hawaii and such.
Probably because of their language, the movie uses very current phrasing and attitudes.
@@TraucerDaUrbania True.
Peter Parker
Ikr? It’s such a progressive movie
Probably because it’s a lot more different from the other places set in 500 BC and it just seems odd
Like how ancient Greeks dressed compared to Hawaiians
I wanna learn all these languages just from the beauty of them sounding when sung in different songs & melodies.😍
Merida’s was so heartouching
"Their native languages"
Ariel: glub glub glub
ONU she Danish i am mad as a dane
@@thomi_therussia5344 IKR!!! wtf
*languages
She isn't greek
@@thomi_therussia5344 same!! I'm pissed off too and I'm a Dane.
Belle: French
Aurora: French:
Esmerelda: French
We get it Disney!
France is fun to draw!
😭
Don’t forget Cinderella 😂
Vive la France 🟦⬜🟥💪🇫🇷👊🐓⚜️🥖🥐🍞🍰🧀🍷🍲
Yeah France 🇫🇷💪
Bonjour
I'd fall in love with all of these princesses if they sang like this
fun fact: rapunzel in german means cabbages. this is because the original brothers' grim version of rapunzel rapunzel's mother craved cabbages and she sent her husband to steal cabbages from the witches garden. he got caught, the witch said that he can have her cabbages if she can have his daughter, they agreed and then rapunzel gets taken