In Spanish is more usual to use "disculpa" than "perdon" for "excuse me" because the second is more used for "sorry" than for "excuse me". Some people also use "excusame" but is less common. And finally, "lo siento" is not so commonly use because, even if it means "sorry", we only said that when the thing we have done or said has been very heavy
In Spanish "excuse me" is translated as "disculpe/disculpa/disculpeme/disculpame" if you don't know the person or you're going to ask for something. "perdón" is use when you did something wrong, it's more like "I'm sorry" in English.
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My latin brothers 🇫🇷🤝🇪🇸🇮🇹🇵🇹🇷🇴
slavic languages are very tingly pls do them as well!
I learned "you're welcome" in romanian is "cu placere" and it reminded me that in French we usually say "avec plaisir" with the same meaning
Ah yes!
In Spanish is more usual to use "disculpa" than "perdon" for "excuse me" because the second is more used for "sorry" than for "excuse me". Some people also use "excusame" but is less common. And finally, "lo siento" is not so commonly use because, even if it means "sorry", we only said that when the thing we have done or said has been very heavy
Thank you!
Depends of the dialect
Example, in Colombia we say "perdón" more than "disculpa", and we use "lo siento" whenever we want to say something like ‘sorry’
10:55 a little mistake, the correct one is mi scusi
In brazilian portuguese "excuse-me" can be used as "licença" and "sorry" as "desculpa".
I have heard both those too. Thanks for reminding me!
@@WelshASMR82 Your welcome
Your French accent is really great 👏👏
In Spanish "excuse me" is translated as "disculpe/disculpa/disculpeme/disculpame" if you don't know the person or you're going to ask for something.
"perdón" is use when you did something wrong, it's more like "I'm sorry" in English.
Hello Gareth! 10:16 tuviste un pequeño error, en español decimos "discúlpame" sin la E. Nice video :^)
jejeje, veras? Lo siento, descúlpame! :D
Disculpas aceptadas, Gareth 😁
Yeey finally Romanian 🥺😍Thank you !
I've got a whole Romanian video this week (Wednesday) too! I hope you like it 😄 îmi place romaneste!
Romanian is one of the most underrated lamguages fr
You could also compare British English with australian, american, Irish and Canadian English
i think you're the only non romanian i saw pronounce romanian words almost perfectly
Multumesc!
I'd love to see my native language Greenlandic/Kalaallisut in a video here sometime. Your content's really cool ❤🇬🇱
Maybe one day! I will try and find a book for it :)
Do the germanic languages plz
@@sot1susy-amogus english is kind of a germanic language as well ;)
@orf5 not
Son un lujo todos tus canales mi amigo. Saludo ❤🇦🇷
Gracias :D
Is the category of Latin languages interchangeable with what are called romance languages?
Yes, in fact, Romance languages would be a better title
Germanic languages next?
Great idea!
Could you please make a video in Hebrew
I have put Hebrew in a video for next week with lots of languages in it :)
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First I thought you gonna learn and speak in LATIN 🤦♂🤦♂😂😂
Haha! Technically, this should be Romance Languages rather than Latin Languages, but then maybe you'd think I was romancing you instead :D
Isn’t multu in romanian similar to molto in italian and moulte in « old » french ? Like multumesc= thx a lot ?
@@pdg9630 uhm no