@@rikiiniki4166 There are different ways to write certain korean letters, u can write the letter ㅎ, like ㅎ with two lines, or u can write it like in the video with a hat ㅗ ontop of the ㅇ. Different way of writing it, but same letter.
English - I love you French - Je t'aime Italian - Ti amo Spanish - Te amo Portuguese - Eu te amo Dutch - Ik houd van jou Greek - Σ'αγαπώ (S'agapó) German - Ich liebe dich Arabic - أحبك ('uhibuk) Russian - Я тебя люблю (YA tebya lyublyu) Indonesian - Aku mencintaimu Vietnamese - Anh Yêu Em Korean - 사랑해요 (salanghaeyo) Chinese - 我爱你 (Wǒ ài nǐ) Japanese - 愛してます (Aishitemasu)
1:15 Spanish is usually "Te amo", but "Te quiero" is like saying "I like you" while "Te amo" is "I love you". Amo is used for stronger love tho, like family or boy/girlfriend. Quiero is for friends or mates
@E_girl not quite, Portuguese from portugal is more formal, so much so that many words that we brazilians use have a different meaning in portuguese from portugal. if you say a very simple thing like 'fila' in Portuguese it's called another name which in Brazil means something more intimate, the word "eu te amo" is yes from Brazilian Portuguese and yes, Portuguese is not the same thing at all the countries that speak portuguese
@E_girl there are many words in portuguese from portugal that if you speak to a brazilian it will be an insult, that is, if you do not know portuguese from another country and go visit it, it is better to be careful with what you say as it does not have the same meaning
Spanish is actually the similar to Italian, “te quiero” is more like, “I like you” and “i care for you” it means “I want you” but to say “I love you” we say “te amo”. Also I like your hand writing!!
yes it’s the same in italian! we have “ti voglio bene” that translated literally means “i want you well” so i care for you and i love you in a platonic way (can be used for friends and family) and then we have “ti amo” that is i love you in a romantic way
This is what i was about to say. I'm learning Spanish and seeing him choose that way of saying it confused me, but you helped to reinforce what I was thinking and explain it better. Thank you!
as a Russian person, I want to clarify a little. "I love you" as an address to one person will be "Я тебя люблю", and in this video it says "Я вас люблю" which means addressing in a respectful way or addressing several people.
"Я Вас люблю" you can say to a person, which is older than you, or with respect to the person. "Я вас люблю" to a group (2+ people). And "Я тебя люблю" you can say to your mother, father, friend etc. and only if it is 1 person.
I'm Chinese and I've written many essays before, my handwriting was messy af and I think it might be since we have to write fast we just connect the strokes together so it doesn't take that long and doesn't look as nice haha
@@100wangyirenbiased2 I only use about 3s for writing one character LOL I am from Hong Kong.（Traditional character are even harder then simplified characters!
Actually, in Spanish, “te quiero” is used to express affection to friends or family, and the verb itself is equally used to express wanting something, like food or a thing. “Te amo” is a more romantic phrase, and while it’s also used with friends and family, it gives of a different, more complex and more intense meaning when referring to a lover.
Te amo es para alguien que quieres mucho, como a tu papá o tu mamá Pero mayormente se usa en el aspecto romántico En mi país, lo usamos para la familia y tu pareja
@@urasimpp5283 es fácil confundirse si solo usas el traductor tbh, el español es un idioma súper extenso y complejo, y creo que no llegué a notar eso verdaderamente hasta que comencé a aprender mi cuarto y quinto idioma lmao
No necesariamente, también se le puede decir "te amo" a un ser querido, incluso si es amigo, pero sí, normalmente se utiliza el "te quiero" de forma amistosa, pero el te amo no siempre es un amor romántico. 🐇
We all are correcting the mistakes he done but more than that can we all just appreciate how neatly and smoothly he writes the words in different languages!!!!
Writing beautifully and neatly is one thing, but writing it correctly is another level, I think there is no point in uploading videos with incorrect presentation, with errors, this is called misinformation. I can watch such videos not only to enjoy a beautiful picture, but also to find something new, new knowledge, which unfortunately will be incorrect. This is not good.
@@М-Асмр-ия I think that if you really want to learn something, especially a word or sentence in another language, correctly, you should look for channels that actually specialize in teaching languages, because this channel is (as it says in its name) mostly about calligraphy.
@@user-kl3pl1gf7x well he’s japanese so i’d assume he can write in japanese fairly quickly, and chinese and japanese share some of the same characters, so it makes sense that he would be able to write them fairly quickly and easily
En el español no decimos "te quiero", Eso se usa como un amor de amistad, de fraternidad, en realidad se diría algo como "Te amo" xD Edit: ayuda cuando recibí 3k de likes XDD y para los que me dicen que en España se usa más "te quiero" yo soy de argentina
En España se dice más "te quiero" tanto de manera romántica como platónica, decir "te amo" queda algo raro. El que hizo el vídeo debió de haber buscado en un traductor
@@ShahdSamiArt Lmao, I swear my teacher gives us like 5 minutes maximum to copy an entire Microsoft slide full of text. We just have to rush through it lol
In Spanish "te quiero" is like for a friend but "te amo" it's stronger like for your family or someone you really love with your soul and your heart like your boyfriend/Girlfriend or Wife/Husband.
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"Te quiero" is not the most correct way to say "I love you" in the romantic sense. It is used casually, for friends and family. The correct way to say it is "Te amo". I also saw that you used a capital "Q". That's a grammatical error. In Spanish capital letters are used at the beginning of a sentence or proper nouns, but almost never for words within a sentence. Btw I love your videos! I was never interested in calligraphy but these videos make me want to improve my writing.
@@disgruntledcommenter-o4h "i want you" is the literal meaning of "Te quiero" that is correct, but translating it literally can be a bit confusing, it sounds like you are talking about an object...that's why i focus on the "sentimental" sense that native spanish speakers use. there are many ways to express love in Spanish, unfortunately they can be easily confused by mistranslation and lack of context.
@@disgruntledcommenter-o4h te quiero isn't just I want you, it also means a lighter I love you, just like they said in the first comment. so it's normal to confuse the two in a language that doesn't differentiate between those meanings.
In Vietnamese, “Tôi mến bạn” Sound More friendly, and it isn’t a way to say “I love you”. Instead, you should write “Tôi yêu bạn”, since “yêu” means love in Vietnamese, and it sound more like “I love you”!
in Vietnam we actually don't often say love (yêu or mến) but we say we like sb ( tôi thích bạn ), it's more common. And the phrase "tôi mến bạn" is the kind for people who are close as family or close friends, not lovers
@@Vinsmok3Marim0 It's like that in latam, but here in Spain, where I'm from, "Te Quiero" means both "I love you" and "I care for you", and "Te amo" isn't used, it sounds weird.
Meanwhile in Russia you will have hardly ever met a person, who writes letter "Л" by hand as "Л", because it's similar tо "П". We write this letter as "Λ" by hand, like greek lambda.
"Tôi mến ban" is more like "I admire you" and the "ban" need a dot "bạn" to mean "you". And well, it feel distant using "Tôi" and "bạn" but there are many other words you can use but it all depended on the cricumsate. A light fix should be "Tôi yêu bạn" to mean "I love you". But I was so glad that he brought Vietnam to the list with his beautiful handwriting ☺️
"amar"y "querer", no es igual... Tenemos una canción cantada por "José José", que lo explica bien. Se llama "el amar y el querer". Disculpe!!! Se agradece el video. Saludos cordiales desde México!!
@@franciscoreyes1770 what I meant is that you want to explain something to other people - who speak different languages - in Spanish which many people don't speak. That was my point and no, I'm not going to listen to the song
Usually in portuguese, people say " Eu te amo" or just " Te amo ", but both " eu amo você." e "te amo." are nice to use, " te amo" just sounds more natural in the brazillian version of portuguese, i mean you're writting is amazing !!!!!
Fun fact:"te quiero" is a way of saying that you love someone as friend,sometimes as a couple,"te amo" is the most used translation of "I love you", "te amo" has use with the family, and sentimental couples, if you say "te amo" To a friend can be so weird or it can make the other person think that you want something more than friendship Sorry if that has Spelling mistakes I'm still learning English ;-;
@Felipe Vitor Barreto Ribeiro sim mas em espanhol nao é mais falada, só que "te quiero" é tipo um te quero bem ou um gosto di vc, "te amo" em espanhol é eu te amo
The Russian one is strange too, вас is a formal way saying "you", вас is usually used to elderly people or strangers, if they love somebody they say "я люблю тебя"
Truly beautiful. You may have missed some details in some languages, but as a Greek I can assure you that you got it perfectly right, down to the (not so arbitrary) apostrophe. Thank you for gifting us such beauty.
@@spinjitzustudios780 "Eu amo Você" its translated to the literal form, look: "I(Eu) Love(Amo) You(Você). We from Brazil talk more "Eu te amo" in a more informal way
Him: *writes 15 languages in a literal computer font* Me: *can't even write words in my own native language without my handwriting looking like some drunk guy just wrote it*
In Spanish "te quiero", It is not the same that "I love you" The "te quiero"We use it more for a friendship and for something more romantic or towards a couple "te amo"..... Sorry if I misspelled it, I'm using Google Translate
@@ggoddf5889 It means something like "I like you" or "I want you" But It can also be said to family and friends, while "te amo" is lit. "I love you" that can be said to mainly close family and someone you legit love ig-
i love you je t'aime ti amo te amo eu amo você ik hou van je Σ αγαπώ ich liebe dich انا احبك Я люблю вас aku cinta kamu tôi mên ban 사랑해 我愛你 愛してい you're welcome :))
As a Vietnamese person, in the video when he wrote “tôi mến bạn” (he kinda missed the little dot) but in my opinion “I love you “ in Vietnamese is often used like “ tôi yêu bạn”. The other word is also fine!!( toi men ban) But I think it would sounds like “I admire you”. Anyways, it is so satisfying to watch he writes everything so neatly!! 😩😩💗💗
@@smileymoe9866 Vietnamese people address by role, if they say "i love you" without knowing the object, it will be "tôi yêu bạn". But in a love relationship the man will say "anh yêu em" and the woman will say "em yêu anh".
3:52 Различие в том, что "вас" (с маленькой буквы) - это обращение к множеству людей (2+), а "Вас" (с большой буквы) - это обращение к человеку, только уважительная форма.
“Je vous aime” sounds weird, it’s like saying “I love you” to a stranger. “vous” is the formal way of saying “you”. It’s better to say “Je t’aime”
Exactement 😏
@@rhinannonn It's not really usued, but the "true" sentence is "Je t'aime". With "tu" (you in english). Tutoiement.
I am from Quebec, so I can tell that we normally say "Je t'aime" to someone we are close to. We ain't going to say this to someone we just met
@@juliechevalier9859 If you met this person for the first time is better to say "Je vous aime"
@@masterxofficiel Yeah, but who say it to someone you just met?
The speed and precision with which he wrote the Chinese and Japanese ones was extremely satisfying.
Yes
日本人からしたらこれでも遅いくらい
Hi
@@2.125Official hi
@@edwardmusashi691 你好
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Okok Bro, but, it's brazilian portuguese
Albanian🇦🇱
사랑해.. 좋은 말이죠
Nice Bro, you didn't have to exchange, thank you my mate
@@윤파파-v5o Teanslate it to english and albanian, 'cuz I don't understand that korean or japanese language!
アラビア語ネイティブから見ても字めっちゃ綺麗だわ
Thank you
Título: Como escribir "Te Amo" en quince idiomas
Vídeo:
Spanish: Te Quiero
ES VERDAD CV
Jajajaja
Dije lo mismo
@@antop_lu_uvu-3870 debe ser por la confusión de la traducción desde el japonés
@@zelta1100 el proble es que debe saber un poco mas
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THANK YOU
감사합니다 🙆♀️👋
Dutch is wierdly Afrikaans🧐
Terima kasih
Türkish?
As a Korean, I died when he wrote 사랑해. Like his handwriting looks so perfect ♡ good work
kinda confused bc I’m the video he didn’t write 해. learning korean and confused
@@rikiiniki4166 he does, at 5:44. For a moment you got me confused. And if he didn't do it, then is wrong because it would be just 'love'.
And you have the perfect heart in your comment
@@rikiiniki4166 the '해' is added and if it wasn't it'd just be '사 랑' which means love.
@@rikiiniki4166 There are different ways to write certain korean letters, u can write the letter ㅎ, like ㅎ with two lines, or u can write it like in the video with a hat ㅗ ontop of the ㅇ. Different way of writing it, but same letter.
English - I love you
French - Je t'aime
Italian - Ti amo
Spanish - Te amo
Portuguese - Eu te amo
Dutch - Ik houd van jou
Greek - Σ'αγαπώ (S'agapó)
German - Ich liebe dich
Arabic - أحبك ('uhibuk)
Russian - Я тебя люблю (YA tebya lyublyu)
Indonesian - Aku mencintaimu
Vietnamese - Anh Yêu Em
Korean - 사랑해요 (salanghaeyo)
Chinese - 我爱你 (Wǒ ài nǐ)
Japanese - 愛してます (Aishitemasu)
Indonesian is aku cinta kamu
Hindi
Mahal kita - Philippines
In Japanese it is 愛してる (Aishiteru)
Isn’t it 愛してる(aishiteru)
This is definitely Google translated but it's very satisfying to watch.
every coment talks about how this , i was abt to comment abt the spanish translation but logs of people beat me to it 😭
О БОЖЕ, брат с одинаковой аватаркой, но с непонятным для меня ником😳👋
@@pznks yeah, definitely. that's exactly what i was thinking about! The italian one is correct, though.
Dutch is correct too :)
Portuguese is correct as well, although it's the formal version of I love you ("eu te amo" would me more natural romantically)
Him writing all language : slowly and gently
Him writing japanese and chinese: write aggressively
i think it's for the way of the strokes
random kid 7 Chinese people write way mor aggressively than he
if you think that’s aggressive you haven’t seen my mom 😭😭
haha sorry guys ive never seen someone write in chinese and japanese
It’s so he can make the strokes end in a point
1:15 Spanish is usually "Te amo", but "Te quiero" is like saying "I like you" while "Te amo" is "I love you". Amo is used for stronger love tho, like family or boy/girlfriend. Quiero is for friends or mates
Im Spanish and u are right :))
i speak spanish and that is true
We have the same in the Czech Republic. "Mám tě rád (or "ráda", when you are girl)" is like saying "I like you", while "Miluju tě" is "I love you"
I was looking for someone to say that.
Exacto
The writing is SO GOOD I LOVE IT✨✨
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that's monaco🇲🇨, indonesian is 🇮🇩
@E_girl not quite, Portuguese from portugal is more formal, so much so that many words that we brazilians use have a different meaning in portuguese from portugal. if you say a very simple thing like 'fila' in Portuguese it's called another name which in Brazil means something more intimate, the word "eu te amo" is yes from Brazilian Portuguese and yes, Portuguese is not the same thing at all the countries that speak portuguese
@E_girl there are many words in portuguese from portugal that if you speak to a brazilian it will be an insult, that is, if you do not know portuguese from another country and go visit it, it is better to be careful with what you say as it does not have the same meaning
Spanish is actually the similar to Italian, “te quiero” is more like, “I like you” and “i care for you” it means “I want you” but to say “I love you” we say “te amo”.
Also I like your hand writing!!
Te quiero mucho~!
yes it’s the same in italian!
we have “ti voglio bene” that translated literally means “i want you well” so i care for you and i love you in a platonic way (can be used for friends and family)
and then we have “ti amo” that is i love you in a romantic way
"te quiero" is softer than "te amo", te amo no lo escuchas tan seguido como te quiero, i think🤚🏼
This is what i was about to say. I'm learning Spanish and seeing him choose that way of saying it confused me, but you helped to reinforce what I was thinking and explain it better. Thank you!
yes
I can't imagine how much Greeks love math, even saying "I love you" contains the Pi symbol π
Because Pi is a letter in the Greek alphabet
Haha
*haha*
* h a h *
pi because it never ends, smart
It's because Greek alphabets are used as many Mathematical equations like Pi, Omega, Theta, Beta, Alpha etc...
It's because most symbols used in math are in the Greek alphabet. Like the sigma notation and pi.
私たちの韓国語を書いてくれてありがとう。私は日本語を知らずに翻訳機でも残してみます😅 いつも映像見ていて、これからもファイティングですよ！地球のような方、上の国で応援します！
손글씨가 너무 예쁜데 내건.. 너무 빨리 쓰는거같아 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
as a Russian person, I want to clarify a little. "I love you" as an address to one person will be "Я тебя люблю", and in this video it says "Я вас люблю" which means addressing in a respectful way or addressing several people.
Не факт.
@@uberservice5280 факт, чел.
тут именно уважительное обращение к нескольким людям,написано с маленькой буквы.
I don't care Russian doll
@@MeanerKitty Wha? "Russian doll"? Is that like an insult? well... it,s very strange.. ._.
Can we just appreciate how this UA-camr has better handwriting than any of us in fifteen different languages?
Less. The abecedary is the same for most of the languages, so its just different words, anyways it is impressive, a lot
Yes mostly the languages that use symbols instead of letters
Not really, I've seen betters
ikr wth, it looks printed, it's that good.
@Приключение Ромы
Self confidence, damn.
His Chinese hand writing are so darn clean looks like something in my textbook
我爱你
我爱你
@@blablabla3762 你爱我吗？
@@davidarcila7467 我爱你 你呢?
@@blablabla3762 我也爱你❤️
as a chinese i am jealous of your handwriting it's too perfect
"Я Вас люблю" you can say to a person, which is older than you, or with respect to the person. "Я вас люблю" to a group (2+ people). And "Я тебя люблю" you can say to your mother, father, friend etc. and only if it is 1 person.
Can agree
i mean "вы" can be also used as respectful form of "ты" and in the past people actually was saying first variation of it so...
Me who now Russian: 🥱😌
Я нашла тебя!
да нормально все че вы придрались
I can't imagine Japanese and Chinese people writing an essay, like how they write so fast while one character takes me 1 minutes to write.. SKILLS
I'm Chinese and I've written many essays before, my handwriting was messy af and I think it might be since we have to write fast we just connect the strokes together so it doesn't take that long and doesn't look as nice haha
@@cii-d5j ohhh I see lol it looks so difficult
The thing is some characters can mean almost a whole sentence lol
@@hitthejiminonthegooddayime1455 yupp! More so for letters than essays
@@100wangyirenbiased2 I only use about 3s for writing one character LOL
I am from Hong Kong.（Traditional character are even harder then simplified characters!
Actually, in Spanish, “te quiero” is used to express affection to friends or family, and the verb itself is equally used to express wanting something, like food or a thing. “Te amo” is a more romantic phrase, and while it’s also used with friends and family, it gives of a different, more complex and more intense meaning when referring to a lover.
Llama llama a llama en llamas que llama a llama en llamas
@@chubbyramsay3515 sameeeee, I’m from Mexico
Es porque en inglés "te amo" y "te quiero significan lo mismo y el título está traducido por google a "te amo"
Te amo es para alguien que quieres mucho, como a tu papá o tu mamá
Pero mayormente se usa en el aspecto romántico
En mi país, lo usamos para la familia y tu pareja
@@urasimpp5283 es fácil confundirse si solo usas el traductor tbh, el español es un idioma súper extenso y complejo, y creo que no llegué a notar eso verdaderamente hasta que comencé a aprender mi cuarto y quinto idioma lmao
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Thank you~
Imagine having neat, flawless writing in 15+ languages, you're amazing!
Actually, English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, italian, Dutch, German have the same abecedary so its the same thing, just different words
He kinda messed up with vietnamese tbh (don’t know about other languages tho)
@@kirito0221 Oof, oh well :p
His Mandarin is impeccable, I’m impressed
"Te quiero" y "te amo" no son lo mismo, en español "te quiero" es mas para amistad y "te amo" es un amor mas romántico entre parejas
No necesariamente, también se le puede decir "te amo" a un ser querido, incluso si es amigo, pero sí, normalmente se utiliza el "te quiero" de forma amistosa, pero el te amo no siempre es un amor romántico. 🐇
"Te amo" se usa mas en latinoamerica
@@arufezzz no tiene porque, se usa mas depende del contexto, no del pais
I didn't know te amo was in spanish
@@바나나-c5u se usa para el amor más romántico, te quiero es solo como entre amigos, es menos fuerte digamos qu eun te amo
We all are correcting the mistakes he done but more than that can we all just appreciate how neatly and smoothly he writes the words in different languages!!!!
True. And he drew the kanji/hanji in Chinese and Japanese so quickly :0 I imagine it took a lot of practice to write so smoothly
Writing beautifully and neatly is one thing, but writing it correctly is another level, I think there is no point in uploading videos with incorrect presentation, with errors, this is called misinformation. I can watch such videos not only to enjoy a beautiful picture, but also to find something new, new knowledge, which unfortunately will be incorrect. This is not good.
@@М-Асмр-ия yeah but we should encourage others who put their efforts in it so that they make it correct next time!!!! 😀
@@М-Асмр-ия I think that if you really want to learn something, especially a word or sentence in another language, correctly, you should look for channels that actually specialize in teaching languages, because this channel is (as it says in its name) mostly about calligraphy.
@@user-kl3pl1gf7x well he’s japanese so i’d assume he can write in japanese fairly quickly, and chinese and japanese share some of the same characters, so it makes sense that he would be able to write them fairly quickly and easily
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@@katya6397ВХХАХАХВХВХВВХ ДА Я ОРНУЛА С ЭТОГО
"Я вас люблю" is very formal, we usually say "Я тебя люблю" or "Я люблю тебя"
Translating to English be like: "I love you" is very formal, we usually say "I love you" or "I love you"
@@daniel-dx7he "вас" is when there are two or more, "тебя" is when there is one
@@daniel-dx7he 😂
@@arystqn ну вообще-то местоимение "вас" используется ещё для обращения к незнакомым людям, подчеркнуть уважение к человеку или в формальном общении
@@A1lexander Translated to English be like: See original (Translated by Google)
Can we talk about how his Chinese hand writing looks perfect?!
it looks like the font in my chinese textbook uhddwydwejfuwfj
@@mimis_jail same leh
@@jihyojihyojihyoteamo nope every single writing he wrote literally looks like textbook writing
I mean he writes kanji so it’s not that hard
@@jihyojihyojihyoteamo nope it’s Chinese, the one after is Japanese since it only uses on kanji in the word to love
I can't comprehend how he writes so perfectly even in alphabets that aren't his native language
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@@kenziegraff2905 doesn’t matter
@@kenziegraff2905 😐
Because of the pen
@@kenziegraff2905 no PFP nerd
Not just ur handwriting, but ur pen is also so good! I mean look at it.. how smooth!! 😩❤
En el español no decimos "te quiero", Eso se usa como un amor de amistad, de fraternidad, en realidad se diría algo como "Te amo" xD
Edit: ayuda cuando recibí 3k de likes XDD y para los que me dicen que en España se usa más "te quiero" yo soy de argentina
Creo q fue error de traducción seguro pq en ingles solo hay i love you q significa te quiero y te amo en español
si decimos te quiero, como relación romántica (por lo menos en España) , también se puede decir te amo, pero ambos son sinónimos.
En España se dice más "te quiero" tanto de manera romántica como platónica, decir "te amo" queda algo raro. El que hizo el vídeo debió de haber buscado en un traductor
Eso es verdad
En España al menos sí se utiliza el "te quiero" tanto en relación íntima como no íntima, así que no está del todo mal si lo miras por ese lado
As an Arab, I am ashamed of myself that this person’s handwriting is better than mine could ever wish to be.
Ashamed? You mean amaized
He is writing slowly. Not fast like us speedrunners
@@محمد.ع-ت3ع
Well thanks to teachers😂😂😂
why? he is a calligrapher
@@ShahdSamiArt Lmao, I swear my teacher gives us like 5 minutes maximum to copy an entire Microsoft slide full of text. We just have to rush through it lol
"Te Quiero" It's like: "I apreciate you" but "Te amo" means "I love you".
Exactly... gracias!
Gracias friend
Yeah! I think that the two 100% correct ones were english & italian 🧡💜💛
@@MarcosLinter um br aqui gente
Tenes razón
How on earth is there handwriting so neat?! I’m jealous. 😢
about russian: "вас" in Russian is like "あなたたち" in Japanese. Its better to say "Я тебя люблю"
"вас" слишком формально
Do you know Russian abd Japanese *both* ?
@@Hig742 да, формально
It's obvious he used Google translate. He made the same mistake in French.
@@hipotenuza5663 and spanish ad well
El título: cómo escribir "Te amo" en quince idiomas..
En el video: Español: "Te quiero" 😅
real jsjsjs
😂😂😂
mal
It’s because UA-cam sometimes translate titles
Esa kk de Q que es jajajajaj
Other languages: letters and stuff
Greek: *X Æ A-12*
Bet most ppl don't get it
💀 underrated af
*Elon Musk is typing...*
U forgot the pi.
Greek is straight up Trigonometry and Algebra.
both 愛 and 爱means love in Chinese btw it’s bc we have the traditional and the simplified versions which makes some word more then one way to write!
In Spanish "te quiero" is like for a friend but "te amo" it's stronger like for your family or someone you really love with your soul and your heart like your boyfriend/Girlfriend or Wife/Husband.
Yes, but, i can say "te amo mamá" or "te amo papá" is love to my parents
@@imacat4103 yes
Okay but why no one talking about why did he write Quiero with first capital letter?
@@judiitortega yeah it's true and a little strange
In Spain is very uncommon to say "te amo" I've heard that from my Latino American friends. We Spaniards say "te quiero". :)
이렇게 보니까 한글이 진짜 독보적 개성이다
진짜 인정.. 세계에서 유일하게 모아쓰기 방식을 쓰는 언어
ㅇㅈㅇㅈ 독툭하고 이쁨
Você tem um ponto
@@thepv8475 뭐라는겨
@@박예슬-e6y
1. 한글은 언어가 아니고 문자다
2. 모아쓰기와 같이 한 글자 안에 요소를 모아서 쓰는 건 한자도 마찬가지다
We need this guy's handwriting as a font
OMG YESS
@Nezuko Kamado what does the 2 letters before で mean?
@@CV03.001 it means healthy. He’s asking if you have been in good health
@@CV03.001
The two kanji that are written before で say げんき in hiragana, in romaji it is “genki”
Yes
うわぁ、なんて素敵な手書きなんでしょう
0:01 English (1)
0:21 French (2)
0:51 Italian (3)
1:06 Spanish (4)
1:28 Portuguese (5)
1:59 Dutch (6)
2:28 Greek (7)
2:50 German (8)
3:21 Arabic (9)
3:44 Russian (10)
4:19 Indonesian (11)
4:55 Vietnamese (12)
5:26 Korean (13)
5:51 Chinese (14)
6:12 Japanese (15)
With love, from Ukraine:)
👍💖
😞
ウクライナ頑張れ🇺🇦🤝🇯🇵
Alive?
Must be a russian
Not gonna lie this dude's handwriting is the best handwriting I've ever seen-
ikr
Your pfp is Aizen's oc-
Wait a second I thought you were someone else 😭
In portuguese, we say more often "Eu te amo" than "eu amo você", we barely say this way
i think this video is meant to me litteraly the formal OF the formal sid of the language, i think no other language barely uses whats shown in the vid
@@texzt7027 i'm not complaining, just saying that would be better if he had written the way we actually speak
@@lilaises yeah i kinda agreed with that, i just made an add to your comment
Dá no mesmo
@@nicolecundins Não dá no mesmo. Existe uma coisa chamada lingua formal e informal.
字うますぎる！書写の先生にお似合い！
"Te quiero" is not the most correct way to say "I love you" in the romantic sense. It is used casually, for friends and family.
The correct way to say it is "Te amo".
I also saw that you used a capital "Q". That's a grammatical error. In Spanish capital letters are used at the beginning of a sentence or proper nouns, but almost never for words within a sentence.
Btw I love your videos! I was never interested in calligraphy but these videos make me want to improve my writing.
@@disgruntledcommenter-o4h "i want you" is the literal meaning of "Te quiero" that is correct, but translating it literally can be a bit confusing, it sounds like you are talking about an object...that's why i focus on the "sentimental" sense that native spanish speakers use.
there are many ways to express love in Spanish, unfortunately they can be easily confused by mistranslation and lack of context.
@@disgruntledcommenter-o4h te quiero isn't just I want you, it also means a lighter I love you, just like they said in the first comment. so it's normal to confuse the two in a language that doesn't differentiate between those meanings.
Exactly bro or sister
@@DarkRagdoR bro 😎✨
"Te amo" is the correct a poco y no raza jaja
In Vietnamese, “Tôi mến bạn” Sound More friendly, and it isn’t a way to say “I love you”. Instead, you should write “Tôi yêu bạn”, since “yêu” means love in Vietnamese, and it sound more like “I love you”!
That is really true
they wrote "Tôi mến ban" . i-
they also wrote "ban" not "bạn” and yes that is true
in Vietnam we actually don't often say love (yêu or mến) but we say we like sb ( tôi thích bạn ), it's more common. And the phrase "tôi mến bạn" is the kind for people who are close as family or close friends, not lovers
ВХВХВХХВХВХВХВХ,ЕБА....
НА РУССКОМ ЭТО ЧИТАЕТСЯ ПРИМЕРНО КАК "ТОЙ УЕ БАН")
Me: he's probably going to put "Te Amo"
Him:puts "Te quiero"
I just got freind zoned 😪
LOL
?
@@elpino8503" te quiero" means i care for you "te Amo" means i love you
@@elpino8503" te quiero" means i care for you "te Amo" means i love you
@@Vinsmok3Marim0 It's like that in latam, but here in Spain, where I'm from, "Te Quiero" means both "I love you" and "I care for you", and "Te amo" isn't used, it sounds weird.
En español se difiere el querer al amor, puedes querer a un amigo pero amar a una esposa o a tus padres o hijos.
Pa saber mastet xd
Diría José José, todos sabemos querer pero pocos sabemos amar 🤠👌
Si eso fue lo que pense cuando lo vi jeje
It differs also in Italian, but in a different way you say "ti voglio bene" to friends and family, but "Ti amo" Is only for romantic love
En japonés también hacen esa diferencia,
“Te amo” es 愛してる ( aishiteru ) y “Te quiero” es 大好き ( daisuki ).
One half of comments: So talented, I write like a drunk guy
Other half of comments: Explaining how each language is worded wrong
lol
I mean,if you have to do it,at least do it right 😂
Except italian, that's correct
And there is me who came here to watch someone writing it for me because no one else does that in my life
@@levifeeds ah yes
Meanwhile in Russia you will have hardly ever met a person, who writes letter "Л" by hand as "Л", because it's similar tо "П". We write this letter as "Λ" by hand, like greek lambda.
I'm learning Russian and I was writing it like "л"
Thanks for the tip m8 !!
same in bulgaria! my guess is he copied the way its shown on google translate and therefore “Л”
@@xiiv.emilia Also Я doesn't have that space. Although you could write it like that, it is technically not correct.
А можно не говорить за всех русских ??
Fun fact: both “Л” and “Λ” make the L sound, so this is an accurate substitution.
It’s amazing to see you can write all these languages especially Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Arabic!
2:35 내눈에는 다 수학기호로보여...
시그마..알파..감마..알파..파이..오메가..
@@웃어라-k1z ㅇㄱㄹㅇㅋㅋ
ㅎ.....
나도....ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅇㅈ
"Tôi mến ban" is more like "I admire you" and the "ban" need a dot "bạn" to mean "you". And well, it feel distant using "Tôi" and "bạn" but there are many other words you can use but it all depended on the cricumsate. A light fix should be "Tôi yêu bạn" to mean "I love you". But I was so glad that he brought Vietnam to the list with his beautiful handwriting ☺️
Tao mến mày
Mến thôi được rồi,yêu đương làm zề
Hêlô
this handwriting is what teachers expect from us vs how we actually write.
yeah... and teachers themselves write so crappy, that you can't read shit
😂😂💯
@@Л.С.Мото yup!🤣
@@chanchalbabhulkar9382 😂😂😂
Can we just appreciate how smooth and gentle he writes?
"amar"y "querer", no es igual... Tenemos una canción cantada por "José José", que lo explica bien. Se llama "el amar y el querer". Disculpe!!! Se agradece el video.
Saludos cordiales desde México!!
Exacto 👌
Jaja cierto, y saludos desde mexico tambien!
People who try to explain their language in their language 🙄
@@Magda_7396 ha escuchado la canción ?? Saludos cordiales desde México.
@@franciscoreyes1770 what I meant is that you want to explain something to other people - who speak different languages - in Spanish which many people don't speak. That was my point and no, I'm not going to listen to the song
I love how his writing gets so much faster once he gets to kanjis
Its so satisfying to watch
@@iforgot.. It really is
@@kuroyuki6254 just with a flick of their wrist
he do it in such a violent way lMAO
It’s so satisfying to see him write, visual asmr, if that’s a thing.
It is now!!
I've always watched him for tingles
I was about to write this eh nvm😂
5:49
love it 😳
it is correct “你” is you and “您” is for the person you respect. as well, we use “妳” to a girl like *somtimes*
Lets appreciate him for writing “I love you’ to us 15 times
As an arabic person , i just wanna say that your way to write in arabic is so adorable. I liked it 😭❤
fr, he's writing better then most of us 😭
@@milucc6263 true 💀😭
لان دخل فنون. جميله وتعلم خط. عادي 😂معلمات فنيه يعرفون. 🌚💀
me too 🤩
This i so true💀
Is no one gonna talk about how this guy’s handwriting is amazing?
I will talk about it
And the pens ink
I KNOW
I am damn 15 and I am the best person in my class with my handwriting and his IS BETTER THAN MINE HE IS 16
That’s the only thing people are talking about
3:21 in arabia ahibuk for masculine أحبكَ
ahibuki for feminine أحبكِ
ahibukma for group احبكما
احبكما تقال لشخصين
احبكم تقال لمجموعة اشخاص
الجمع بالعربي يبدأ من ثلاث اشخاص
Why is nobody talking about how nice his handwriting is? Like seriously it’s perfect
It’s so aesthetically pleasing 😩
Everybody is talking about it 😂
This man writing other languages: kalm
This man writing in Japanese and Chinese: "I am speed"
The name of the channel explains it well 😅
You need the tail ends of lines to be sharp in those languages too btw
I can't believe a Japanese calligrapher can write in Japanese quickly
It's because he is Japanese
Usually in portuguese, people say " Eu te amo" or just " Te amo ", but both " eu amo você." e "te amo." are nice to use, " te amo" just sounds more natural
in the brazillian version of portuguese, i mean
you're writting is amazing !!!!!
Ururbu
And brazilians use TI AMOOOOOOOOOOO
@E_girl isso é em portugues
@E_girl eu sei, eu sou tuga
@@Sunnyflower179 AMOU💪😍
Your writing is so perfect 😮 🤩
Fun fact:"te quiero" is a way of saying that you love someone as friend,sometimes as a couple,"te amo" is the most used translation of "I love you", "te amo" has use with the family, and sentimental couples, if you say "te amo" To a friend can be so weird or it can make the other person think that you want something more than friendship
Sorry if that has Spelling mistakes I'm still learning English ;-;
Depende, también te pueden decir "te amo" pero en modo de broma o confianza
@@TakahashiQR si, de broma🏳🌈
🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈
🏳🌈se ponen solas las banderas (guiño guiño)xd 🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈
*te amo* en " español" no es lo mismo que * te quiero * , muy buen material , saludos!
Shi verdad xd
Se nota que uso el Google traductor para esa parte XD
Completamente de acuerdo contigo.
@Felipe Vitor Barreto Ribeiro sim mas em espanhol nao é mais falada, só que "te quiero" é tipo um te quero bem ou um gosto di vc, "te amo" em espanhol é eu te amo
“Te quiero” tiene menor intensidad que “Te Amo” en el Español.
글씨체 다 동글동글 귀엽게 생겼다 ㅎㅎ 이러면서 보다가 중국어부터 갑자기 샤프한 정석 한자 나오니까 개당황함 ㅋㄱㅋㄱㅋㄱㅋㅋㄱㅋㄱㅋㄱㅋ
??? 제 생각이 들리세요?
한국인이당
ㅇㅈ 서예가는 다르구나 싶었음
한국인이닷~!!
ㅇ0ㅇ! 한국인분 발견
Let’s appreciate how he wrote so slowly and perfectly in so many different languages for this video,think how long it must’ve took to write THAT good❤
"Я вас люблю"
как будто мне 7 и я признаюсь в любви своему школьному учителю :)
* it's better to say "я тебя люблю"
))
😂😂😂 почему русские комментарии всегда такие смешные
Звучит как начало какого то.... А ладно, забудем
@@iry_ch подожди, начало чего?) я не догоняю.
а ой, поняла, кажется пх
@@iry_ch чего же боле...
The Russian one is strange too, вас is a formal way saying "you", вас is usually used to elderly people or strangers, if they love somebody they say "я люблю тебя"
Воу! Эпичный конец!
@@NEloshara9 спасибо :)
Плюс, популярная ошибка писать "Вам" при обращении к одному человеку с маленькой буквы.
Искала этот комментарий, спасибо
@@ЕкатеринаСпасова-и3щ я знаю, спасибо ^^
The fact that I'm Arab and he wrote "انا احبك" better than the way I do
Hello army 🙂👋
@@maki8404 Hiiiiiiii
ارمي 💜
armyyy
Hello army mí bias Is suga too
Truly beautiful. You may have missed some details in some languages, but as a Greek I can assure you that you got it perfectly right, down to the (not so arbitrary) apostrophe. Thank you for gifting us such beauty.
Title in spanish: _Cómo escribir "Te amo" en quince idiomas | Escritura_
What he is writing: *Te Quiero*
Just like the French and Portuguese one its just weird
@@spinjitzustudios780 "Eu amo Você" its translated to the literal form, look: "I(Eu) Love(Amo) You(Você). We from Brazil talk more "Eu te amo" in a more informal way
Yeah it looks like google translated and he is using capital letters carelessly Xd
But the title is french : "Comment écrire 'Je t'aime' en quinze langues | Écriture"
(And then he wrote "Je vous aime")
@@trufflefur in japanese they dont have capital letters so thats probably why lol.
한국인 반응 진짜 극과 극이다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
토종 한국인보다 잘 쓴다 vs 약간 삐뚤빼뚤하다
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그래도 한국어 써주셔서 감사하다..
Thank you very much for including the Korean in this video!
감사까지야?
그냥 딱 외국인이 쓴 한글같은데 원래 글씨를 잘 쓰시는 분이라 그런지 예뿐것같아영
@@정민-n8k9k ㅇㅈ
@@alaaala 안써주면 좋냐 써주면 감사한거지...
나보다 글씨 예쁘게 씀ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅠ
Всегда найдётся азиат который будет делать все лучше тебя
true
Haha
он 10 раз ошибся
@@sunshine_october, все равно лучше, чем я
@@sunshine_october он написал на арабском(вроде),китайском и японском,поэтому он лучше меня как минимум из-за этого
His handwriting is artistic❤
そその人の字は芸術的だ。❤
Him: *writes 15 languages in a literal computer font*
Me: *can't even write words in my own native language without my handwriting looking like some drunk guy just wrote it*
HAHAHAHWHAHWHAHWHHAHW the drunk part T.T pls, so relatable
same 😔🔫
same)(
Lmao in my country we call that "chicken hands" or "chicken handwriting"
My Japanese handwriting is better than my english...
I’ve been writing english my whole life.
와 이 분은 한자가 레전드...진짜 이쁘다
In Spanish "te quiero", It is not the same that "I love you" The "te quiero"We use it more for a friendship and for something more romantic or towards a couple "te amo".....
Sorry if I misspelled it, I'm using Google Translate
You're right, pero se que hablas español xd
@@olverar7140 xd, si por eso mismo dije que perdón si me abia equivocado en alguna palabra por que use traductor jajdjsh
@@guxx3182 ya entendí 😭✌️ xd
@@olverar7140 jajaja
I’m really happy you used google translate because I couldn’t understand the Spanish comments
why is his handwriting so perfect
Spanish by him: Te quiero
Every spanish speaker: *sad about friendzone*
Jajaj la friendzone
wait what
@@ggoddf5889 What are you confused about?
@@arcanedarkling why does te quiero mean friendzone
@@ggoddf5889 It means something like "I like you" or "I want you" But It can also be said to family and friends, while "te amo" is lit. "I love you" that can be said to mainly close family and someone you legit love ig-
Amazing work 😍😍
Amazing commentary
Amazing reply
amazing shit
No
Thank you! 😊👍
This has got to be the neatest and most satisfying handwriting I've ever seen and will probably ever see
I had a feeling Korean would come out so skipped mpst of the video to see you write 사랑해 so satisfyingly
Someone is telling me "I love you" in 15 different languages. No one did it before. Not a single girl. 😢
ua-cam.com/video/AgoX8iTcM64/v-deo.html
i love you
je t'aime
ti amo
te amo
eu amo você
ik hou van je
Σ αγαπώ
ich liebe dich
انا احبك
Я люблю вас
aku cinta kamu
tôi mên ban
사랑해
我愛你
愛してい
you're welcome :))
@@zeenaa3359 woah nice to see you Bagukou 😁
@@kotarobokuto8640 shut up you extra
@@zeenaa3359 hey that wasnt nice 😕
5:24 한국어 보러오신분들 여기로 오시면 됩니다
Now you'll never know why i got so many likes
That is all we taking
I was thinking the same thing...I'm envious!
Ik
Everybody is
*Yes*
Your handwriting is so beautiful
As a Vietnamese person, in the video when he wrote “tôi mến bạn” (he kinda missed the little dot) but in my opinion “I love you “ in Vietnamese is often used like “ tôi yêu bạn”. The other word is also fine!!( toi men ban) But I think it would sounds like “I admire you”. Anyways, it is so satisfying to watch
he writes everything so neatly!! 😩😩💗💗
I speak spanish and "Te amo" is used more-
I like how u corrected him but in a nice way
Finally found a vietnamese person
Is this North or south Vietnamese? I hear there is a big difference. For instance, my boyfriend taught me it’s “Anh Yêu Em”
@@smileymoe9866 Vietnamese people address by role, if they say "i love you" without knowing the object, it will be "tôi yêu bạn". But in a love relationship the man will say "anh yêu em" and the woman will say "em yêu anh".
3:52 Различие в том, что "вас" (с маленькой буквы) - это обращение к множеству людей (2+), а "Вас" (с большой буквы) - это обращение к человеку, только уважительная форма.
Ну обосрался немного чел, с кем не бывает
Лучше, наверное, было бы сказать «я тебя люблю», оно и используется чаще, чем это
Também pode ser: "Я люблю тебя"
@@nanaebatata1089 в таком случае можно и "люблю тебя, тебя люблю" и ещё много вариантов
@@nanaebatata1089 да, так тоже можно
"Я вас люблю..." сразу навевает письмо Татьяны)) "...чего же боле, что я могу еще сказать"
This is simply what happens when you use Google translate. I love you could be either я тебя люблю or я вас люблю.
Your handwriting is beautiful 👍✨
خطك بالعربية رائع جداً، ولكن برأيي كان لديك خلل بسيط في مقاسات بعض الحروف، عدى ذلك انت مثالي
الله يسعدك🌼
ومبيكتبش على السطر
@@Unlimi-PT خطه حلو
@@3mk0007 شكله حلو بس بيكتب كأنه واحد فالابتدائي
@@Unlimi-PT اكيد لان هو مو عربي ف اكيد يواجه صعوبة بالكتابة من اليمين لليسار
@@wingedunicornn بس دي اساسيات