For me, Indonesian and Malaysian language is similiar (almost the same) but different in tone/accent, Indonesian and Philippines is simmiliar in tone/accent...
@@wandilande9628 i don't get your statement. Indonesia din't colonized malaysia. In fact the both of them were colonized by two different countries, malay by england and indo by dutch
Ai9j8 6loop Indonesian, Malaysian, brunei, singapore almost same but thailand is really so different with Indonesian but maybe the accent sounds similiar I can say that because I’m Indonesian 😁
It's because both originally from Austronesian, ( but I don't understand any Indo 🤣 except for some words but it's actually has different pronunciation )
Malaysia: Selamat pagi (good morning) Singapore: Selamat pagi (good morning) Indonesia: Selamat pagi (good morning) Philippines: Salamat pagi (thank you, stingray) 🤪
As Timorese 🇹🇱 I can Understand Indonesia, Bruney, Malesia, Singapore , and Abit Philipino coz mix Tagalog and Spanish . I can Speak Bahasa Indonesia, Portugues and Tetum and Abit English . Anyway Those Languages in Asia Are Unic, I love and proud tobe Asian . 🇹🇱🙏 Big Hug, Abarcos, Pelukan hangat, Hakuak Bot dari saya Timor Leste. Salam
As a Thai native speaker, I love Filipino and Myanmar languages especially when they sing. It sounds so melodic. Lao is closely related to my Thai with sweet vocabs and softer accent than so I understand spoken Lao also.
I’m from Saudi Arabia and i liked all the languages that were featured here i find them all beautiful and really wish i can learn them all someday ☺️ but i must say my favorite ones are the Indonesian 🇮🇩 and the Filipino 🇵🇭 Much love and respect from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 to all of you my fellow Asian friends 💖✨
@@kevinlove6094 Tagalog is slow and Bisaya is fast ,tho it can be spoken softly but most Bisaya do speak fast cause why not XD both Tagalog and Bisaya sounds similar to Indonesia to some degree (and in my opinion, just my opinion Malay and Brunei a little bit)
I'm not from any Southern Asian countries, I'm from Peru, but I really love all southeastern Asian languages, it's kinda amazing listening them and also I don't know any of those beautiful languages. Though I could understand more Filipino, I really love Filipino and Philippines by the way 🤗😁
Walaupun aku bukan asal nusantara, aku masih paham bahasa melayu standar dari malaysia, brunei dan singapura. Tapi bahasa ini yang ku gunakan kini adalah bahasa indonesia.
Timor-Leste sounded so close to Filipino (not Tagalog) this is a standardized Tagalog with mixed of other languages such as Spanish, and other regional languages.
yeah you right bro.bahasa indonesia we study at school the same as melayu baku in malay.for example. duhai adinda mengapakah engkau bersedih hati? but indonesia accent more catchy than malaysia accent.both of the language are the same .because indonesia language from melayu riau.
we southeast asians need to help each other. Were maybe not so rich as europe or north america but were rich in culture and history. The nature is also we need to be proud of. -love from the PH
Bahasa Indonesia Bahasa Melayu (Malaysia) Bahasa Melayu (Brunei) Bahasa Melayu (Singapore) Bahasa---min Pilipinas Peace brother and sister 😘😘😘✌️✌️✌️ Love from Philippines ❤️❤️❤️
@ARINA FANILLA Bruneian used Malay Language because they also part of Malay Sultanate Kingdoms. Malay not only live in Malaysia but all over Malay archipelago including The Philippines. And yes, the biggest Catholic country in Asia which is The Philippines was once a Muslim kingdom before the Spanish inquisition.
@@abdulkarimhan1266 only the southern part of The Philippines which is now called Mindanao is part of a muslim kingdom. The pre colonial Filipinos were either Hindus, Buddhist, and majority were animists.
I don’t think so as a native bisaya speaker I don’t understand anything except for the words I tend to pick up that sounds very similar to our language.
Indonesian official language and 700 more regional languages 3 examples of Javanese (Javanese people), Sundanese (West Java, Malay (Riau, Medan, Pontianak, Kalimantan, Sumatra, Bukittinggi, Pekanbaru) NB: ya, in indonesian region there are also malay people and malay languages but a little different like Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunie speak malay. Gretting from my country 🇮🇩 #ASEANNUMBERONE Maaf kalau ada kesalahan ya teman-teman. Semoga kita selalu diberi kesehatan dan rejeki 'amin
I'm from Philippines and the Tetun Timor Leste language is the only one I can understand and comprehend among all other SEA languages aside from Filipino and English. I think it has something to do with the similarities between Spanish and Portuguese language that greatly influenced the language of Philippines and Timor Leste
As an Indonesian, to me, Tagalog also sounds beautiful, especially when I listen to Tagalog songs and watch Tagalog movies. Indonesian and Malaysian languages are the same.
I'm Filipino and I'm starting to gain interest in Indonesia and Malaysia because we're called "sister countries" by my friends and others so I did research. The first Indonesian song I listened to is Sayur Kol and I love it
Myanmar's intonation is calm to my korean ears. And Philippines cute. Laos and Thai feel similar. Indonesian, rolling rolling round feeling ^^ Tamil is too fast to hear lol.
Lao and Thai are very similar and pretty much intelligible. I'm not fluent in either one, but I do understand some Thai, and I think Lao sounds a little softer imo
Candice Honeycutt Thai or more specifically Central Thai has a lot of Mon and Khmer influences to their language, but go to Northern and Northeastern Thailand and the dictions and local dialects is very similar to Lao.
many foreigners say, Indonesian language is like eating coco crunch "krauk kriuk kroak". that's because the pronunciation of the letter "R" must be clear in Indonesian, while the letter R is not clear in malaysia. example: Malaysian = Tido, Bicaua, uindu, Indonesian = Tidur, Bicara, Rindu. although the two countries are the same in writing, the pronunciation of R is different...
As a Muslim minority in the Philippines, I somehow understand Bahasa Melayu and Indonesia. It's very similar to my native language, Maranao or Meranao (people of the lake). I also speak Visaya and Tagalog.
In Javanese i.e. East Javanese language Lake is Ranu sound similar with Ranao. And Maranu or Mranu in Javanese could be mean something related to Lake.
it's so amazing hearing Timor Leste, as a filipino I understand some words they've said, I have this feeling that maybe one day we can get along so well. Be brave our fellow Christians❤️
Wan Din The Philippines 🇵🇭 (Southern part) are interconnected to Brunei 🇧🇳, Singapore 🇸🇬, Thailand 🇹🇭 (Southern part), Indonesia 🇲🇨 and to mainland Asia by Malaysia 🇲🇾.
@@mbbara3561 Medan bahasa Melayu? Wkwk. Medan bahasa nya Batak mas bro, kalo Palembang Jambi baru agak Melayu tapi udah gak asli Melayu. Yang masih bener-bener asli ya Riau. Mulai dari dialek sampe kosa kata nya masih bener bener Melayu gak di campur-campur
@@yadelis6990 aku orang batak kelehiran medan,. dari orok sampai umurku 40 tahun gak pernah pula aku dengar dipasaran menggunakan bahasa batak,. yg biasa kami kominikasi pakei basa medannya,.
As a Filipino, I can understand Portuguese Timor Leste because but very different accent, In Filipino we say Turismo but in Timor-Leste, they pronounce Turizmo
Similarities in tone and physical features are so evident.. When we went to Thailand, people there kept on speaking to us in Thai when we respond in English, they said, " Oh! Filipino.. We're like siblings." Hello brothers and sisters.. All the love from the Philippines!!
@Zirconia Ms Well Africa is an entire continent. It is considerably larger than SEA in land mass. People normally divide Africa into North (OPEC nations), West (what people usually think of with Africa), East (Horn of Africa), Central (usually considered "sub-saharan"), and South (Angola and down).
Filipinas 🇵🇭 0:15 and Timor Leste 🇹🇱 7:35 The Philippines is only Asian Hispanics from the Pacific with ignored native Filipino Español speakers, same with Timor Leste but less known with native Portuguese speakers! This also means that any country that has strong influences in terms of Language, Culture, History, Heritage and Values originating from the Iberian Peninsula where Castillian Spanish and Portuguese is the dominant language! Also both Las Filipinas and Timor Leste are somewhat similar in some aspects very unique in Asia. The Español and Portuguese are both vulgar language that is a descendant of the Latin language that The Philippines and Timor Leste share which could not be erased or forgotten. 👌
Filipino has a lot of spanish words but if you have heard zamboanga language in the philippines it is more spanish than any of the filipino languages spoken. Is is called spanish creole
@@alimohammad1934 I'm Filipino so most definitely I already know about that... Yes it's true! Also my native language has many Español in it and it's called Waray a member of the Visayas language family with Hiligaynon/Ilonggo, Cebuano and Boholano as it's sister language. Same status with Chavacano, and Tagalog with the most Español loanword.
@@szarrlja - Filipino has 13.33% Spanish loanwords... it's not really as big as a lot of people think, plus a lot of the Spanish loanwords also have local translations. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ab/3D_Image_of_Tagalog_component_Languages.png If you go to Spain or Mexico or I guarantee that you won't understand what they're saying.
Lao and Thai sound so fun, I love it! Vietnamese sounds cool, also does Mandarin. Tagalog sounds like Spanish with some English words, I like it. Tetum sounds like the Portuguese spoken in African countries like Angola and Mozambique, in my opinion. Timorese Portuguese sounds similar to Brazilian Portuguese (with a very slightly European accent). Tamil = tongue twister.
@East Timor 2017: Having a foreign language,portugese,as your second tongue is an advantage. You have greater opportunity for global employment,business,and what not. The millions of skilled and professional Filipinos,for instance, enjoy job opportunities abroad because they can at least communicate in english (our second language or the lingua franca for some filipinos who cant speak well in Tagalog
*Indonesian language in this video is a "bahasa slang" or slang Indonesian language, not an official language, use by youth Indonesian, colloquial language by young people or in everyday / social language. Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian language) is a modern Malay language, simple and effective, easy to learn. Some South East Asia's countries and overseas, can understand Indonesian language such as in Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Timor Leste, southern Thailand, southern Philippine, Cocos Island (Australia), Madagascar, even in Suriname (South America). That's why nowadays, Indonesian language has been studied by universities in some countries in the world, from Europe, Africa, America, Australia and dozens of other countries, apart from being easy to learn because the simplicity, Indonesian language is spoken by more than 350 million people in the world*
Nope.. because indonesia language from mix another country include malay language... I think you must double check about Indonesia language first... Malay saying terima kasih convert in english became thank you same meaning with salamat in tagalog language.... Malay language used in Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, southern Thailand, some areas in Indonesia and cambodia cham...
wow Filipino & Timor-Leste sounds very similar! 😳 Edit: I just read that Philippines has Spanish words borrowed from Spain & Timor-Leste has Portuguese words from Portugal. That explains why they sound quite similar!
I like the Philippines language is so lovely...the way they speak so slowly ....greetings from korea 🇰🇷 edit: they speak English too.so thats why i understand what they mean.. 😂 even 70% Tagolog and 30% English..😂
That is taglish combination of tagalog and English. That's normal in daily conversations. Philippines has a lot of languages. I suggest you listen to classic tagalog language and see if you understand any
I am from Brazil and therefore I speak Portuguese, a Romance language. I loved to see East Timor speaking Portuguese, it is a bit strange to think that one people on the other side of the world is speaking the same language as you, and you can understand everything that they are saying... I love that feeling but at the same time it feels strange. The language that was a lot different in this video was Tamil... OMG, what sounds and rhythm are those?!
Just a clarification. There are 4 languages that are considered "Romantic." These are French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. It has nothing to do with "romance" but rather, they were all derived from the Roman language (thus Romantic), which is Latin. Latin died when the Roman empire expired. But the language mutated into these 4 languages. Note: All 4 countries were part of the Roman Empire although they were the only ones to adapt their languages from Latin. Thus South American countries, which speaks either Spanish or Portuguese came to be known as Latin America.
@Chris Soriano This is an old comment, but there are a lot more than four Romance languages, not only ones spoken within other countries, but also Romanian, which is the language of an entire country as well 👍
Wow.. I was very surprised about the language of Timor Leste, it has Portuguese influence. Thus, Filipinos will understand much of the words they use because we have a Spanish influence in our language too.. Portuguese and Spanish are almost the same I believe. But Bahasa Indonesia seems very interesting language. I think the words are very easy to pronounce. 😊
FALSE. Portuguese have very different sounds and pronunciation compared to spanish. Maybe in its written form the languages seems similar but you will not understand its spoken form.
If you take individual words all latin languages Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French etc.. have similar words that you can de recognize but when it come to speaking probably Italian a e Spanish are more similar .
It is easy to categorize them. Indo-china a.k.a mainland southeast Asias language are very similar ( Thai, Viet, Lao, Myanmar, Cambodia ) and maritime southeast Asia are also similar to each other ( Indonesian, Tagalog, Malaysian)
I don't think so. It sounds more emphasized and thus sounds hard and harsh. Not bad, but when exclaiming a point. You guys tend to be very clear and loud. Elongating it even.
@NEMP NEMP Why men we speak slightly slow other than other no bias as you also notice we speak Tagalog mixed by English Or (Taglish) thats made more lovely to hear.
I'm a tagalog speaking native of the philippines but of all languages presented here from neighbouring asean countries,, timorese language is what i find most interesting because it sounds more south american Portuguese,, i like it ,,almost 80% of that language is understandable to me.
For people that are saying filipino sounds similar to Indonesia and Malay. Yes it sounds similar but can't understand each other, except for a few words and sentences for example "Open the Door" in Indonesia and Malay "Buka pintu" in tagalog "buksan mo ang pinto".
I’m a Filipino and Tausug from Sulu. I can understand few words from Malaysia and Indonesia as we have the same set words in our dialect. Same pronunciation, diction and meaning.
@@mursidsyamsulhadi5189 I know. My point is, in terms of language, the 'Latin-ness' of Philippines is overstated. Meanwhile Timorese actually speak Portuguese and would have better chance to understand Spanish than Filipinos.
@@khust2993 Exactly and Portuguese happened to one of thier official language as well. So I think they can better understand Spanish more than Pinoys like us.
All the languages here are unique and very interesting. My favorites would be Tetum(of course, since I'm Portuguese 🇵🇹 🇹🇱 ❤), Thai and Tagalog. Tamil is also quite interesting! Best greetings to all of ASEAN and Tamil speaking countries from 🇵🇹! 🤝🤗🙏
Jeez, Timor Leste's language is the most intelligible to me among other languages, I didn't expect that. Mostly because of those latin-based words; influenced by Spanish to us and Portuguese to them. (I'm Filipino btw)
I think there is 3 groups of countries that have similarity in their languages: 1. Melayu ( Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, and indonesia) 2. Sounds like portuguese (phillipinnes, timor leste). 3.(i can't explain) (Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar)
I'm a filipino, i understand nothing with the Indonesian and Malaysian. But in Tetum and Português, i understand almost everything. I'm a pure filipino, no spanish blood or something.
I am Khmer in Cambodia, I like Thai language because it has some words that sound very similar to Khmer language and when I watch Thai films speak Thai language. I can understand some. Also, having listened to all the languages in the ASEAN region and making me want to hear all the languages again, I liked it all 🇲🇾🇱🇦🇰🇭🇹🇭🇲🇨🇻🇳🇵🇭🇲🇲🇸🇬🇧🇳🇹🇱💓💞💖
Filipino language has strong influences from both Malay and Indonesian vocabularies because people from both these countries were among the major foreign settlers in ancient Philippine history.
it's because we are all austronesian. nothing to do with foreign immigration. infact the pattern of austronesian migration is from Taiwan to the Philippines to present Indonesia and malaysia
I am from the Philippines and I understand a little with Timor Leste due to its many Portuguese words. The reason to this is that Filipino languages has Spanish words that almost half of our vocabulary. Spanish and Portuguese are very similar.
Stop spreading lies... Filipino only has 13.33% Spanish loanwords but that's not enough for us to totally understand Spanish speakers... So if you go to Spain or Mexico and I guarantee that you won't understand what they're saying. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ab/3D_Image_of_Tagalog_component_Languages.png
Hello everyone, I'm from Malaysia and our official language is Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia (Malay Language) the language is similar to Bahasa Indonesia and is widely spoken in the Nusantara region. In Malaysia, we also have many different dialects of Malay, representing different states in Malaysia. We also speak many ethnic languages too, like tamil, mandarin, cantonese, hokkien, hakka, iban, dusun, siam and many more! South East Asia (ASEAN) is very diverse in its culture, laguage and tradition. We welcome everyone to this part of the world to discover the beauty in our, language, architecture, culture & tradition, art, cuisine and our friendly people!
I know malaysia and indonesia have same language. When siti nurhaliza went to indonesia. I think siti was from indonesia...until i realized she is from malaysia..
Wait, Chinese isn't an official language in Malaysia? There's a Chinese school system though! I always thought Chinese and Malay were both national languages in Malaysia.
jyashin nope. However Chinese primary schools and Tamil primary schools still exist and the students there must study malay as well since it is the official language in malaysia.
@@jyashin Bahasa Malaysia (Malay) is the National and Official Language of Malaysia. But Malaysia is also unique because we have Chinese (Mandarin) school, Tamil school, Islamic/Arabic schools also in Malaysia. I think you might have mistaken us with Singapore, where their National Language is Bahasa Melayu (Malay) but Official Languages are English, Mandarin, Tamil and Malay.
Mus Jo nope I know the situation in Singapore already. I do know Malaysian Chinese speak much better Chinese than Singapore because there is a Chinese school system in Malaysia, where lessons and instruction are all conducted in Chinese. This led me to assume Chinese was a national language in Malaysia. Guess not. Thanks for the clear up
The first one is a very casual way of speaking in Filipino... not at all considered "Formal"... you'd find better examples of formal Filipino on news radio stations. Hindi umaayon sa kamihasnan ng wikang Pilipino ang halimbawang ginamit, sapagkat sakadahilanang napakaraming hiram na salita mula sa wikang Ingles ang ginamit dito... sa madaling salita hindi ito wasto.
Traditional filipino is more spanish watered down compared to modern filipino which is more on Taglish. If you wanna listen to some traditional filipino listen to FLIPTOP. HAHAHA walang ingles inglesan doon.
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I love Indonesian and Tagalog Language! I wish I could go there after the pandemic. Greetings from Mexico..... Mexico, Pampanga.
Greetings from Milan
Buhangin, Davao City
Lol HAHA
Also me,
Greetings from Saudi,
Saudirn Leyte
Yawa ka!
@@kunkka5491 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA AMPOTA
For me, Indonesian and Malaysian language is similiar (almost the same) but different in tone/accent, Indonesian and Philippines is simmiliar in tone/accent...
Yes, Malaysia with Malay accent, Indonesia with Sundanese accent. In my opinion, Indonesian and the Philippines have slightly different accents.
Don’t forget Brunei sound same also
indonesia n malay like US n UK
@@andriokurniawan accurate
@@wandilande9628 i don't get your statement. Indonesia din't colonized malaysia. In fact the both of them were colonized by two different countries, malay by england and indo by dutch
Tagalog and Indonesian sound similar.
malaysia and brunei actually the most sounds similiar ever that’s my opinion as Indonesian 😁
@@rikafebriani8835 its same....
Ai9j8 6loop Indonesian, Malaysian, brunei, singapore almost same but thailand is really so different with Indonesian but maybe the accent sounds similiar I can say that because I’m Indonesian 😁
fililinos similar to spanish & africa
They are both austronesian langauges
I'm Indonesian, Tagalog is easy to listen for my ears maybe because sound similar as Indonesian words
Are you sure, I'm Filipino but I don't understand a single word in Indonesian.
@@lincolnvelasquez1398 I mean sound to pronounce, not the meaning every word.
@@lincolnvelasquez1398 madaming similarities ang indo pre. hangin satin angin sa knila. search mo. mdami ako satin aku ata sa knila
Yeah, filipino, malaysian, and indonesian belongs to austronesian family of language. That's why they sound so similar
It's because both originally from Austronesian, ( but I don't understand any Indo 🤣 except for some words but it's actually has different pronunciation )
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Love 🇲🇾 from 🇮🇩
We love each other
Hello love from indonesia 🇲🇾🇮🇩
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I’m Vietnamese and I’m learning Indonesian and Thai now !! Really want to learn Burmese in the future. ❤️
Thank you 😊 💓 ☺
Keren
That’s great. You are so smart.
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As an Indonesian tagalog sounds good to me
Tau ga enak dengerin orng filipin berantem wkwk, kebetulan gw punga temen filipin banyak
@@hafidhwardhana7753 kenal di game ya?
Filipina = tegal ngapak
shanti dwi astuti wkwkwk
@Aleok ᜀᜎᜒxᜁ Vee Nilueva I escape from my own country and being Indonesian
Malaysia: Selamat pagi (good morning)
Singapore: Selamat pagi (good morning)
Indonesia: Selamat pagi (good morning)
Philippines: Salamat pagi (thank you, stingray) 🤪
@Kylle Andes hindi mo nagets inihalintulad nya ang selamat pagi ng ibang bansa sa salita natin eh diba ang pagi sa atin ay stingray
@Kylle Andes low iq?
Potacca
@Kylle Andes low iq ka daw hahahahaha
@Kylle Andes translate mo daw "Salamat pagi"
Para makita mo na hinde nya sinabi
Philippines: Magandang Umaga(Good morning)
As a filipino, bahasa indonesia sounds good.
I know it baby,i know it
@@allangazali5025 HA HA HA
Too
parang yung kumakanta ng Papirit ng papirit dayang dayang hahahaha
@@UntoldYouPH mga sama-badjao kumanta nun
As Timorese 🇹🇱 I can Understand Indonesia, Bruney, Malesia, Singapore , and Abit Philipino coz mix Tagalog and Spanish . I can Speak Bahasa Indonesia, Portugues and Tetum and Abit English . Anyway Those Languages in Asia Are Unic, I love and proud tobe Asian . 🇹🇱🙏 Big Hug, Abarcos, Pelukan hangat, Hakuak Bot dari saya Timor Leste. Salam
Hello,we are still family right:)))
@@lafilledhiver5785 selalu dan selamanya 🙏❤
I envy u... 😂 Most of Timorese were born billingual.
Obrigado
Karena kamu dulu Indonesia 😂
I'm a Korean and I love Indonesian. Because I'm learning lndonesian in college. Someday I want to visit Indonesia or Malaysia!!
Thank you 🌸🌸
I'm from brunei
I'm Bangladeshi.
🇲🇾❤️🇰🇷
Hello...I'm from Brunei.If you want to learn to speak Indonesian Malay language,it's same with Malay language.But,it's different pronounce words.
Love Indonesian 🇮🇩 and Love Philippines 🇵🇭❤
Thanks I'm from Philippines muchas gracias
Mahal Kita! Saya cinta ako!
BULLSHIT,
@@erikm6233, you bullshit thx for your bullshit not bully them
Maksih im Filipina 💙
todas as línguas são muito legais, saudações desde timor leste
🇹🇱 🇵🇭 🇻🇳 🇹🇭 🇸🇬 🇲🇲 🇲🇾 🇱🇦 🇮🇩 🇰🇭 🇧🇳 🇹🇱
Muchas gracias/ Salamat desde Philippines!🇵🇭
🏴
é claro que sim
Saudações do Brasil..🇧🇷
que estas entrada para vamos enos por quiero haciendo timor leste
Southeast Asia 🇹🇭🇲🇾🇵🇭🇸🇬🇻🇳🇮🇩🇹🇱🇧🇳🇱🇦🇰🇭🇲🇲☸️☪️✝️☯️🕉️
Indonesia 🇲🇨💪
And 🇺🇸🇨🇳 :D
@@rajasetiawan9892 bendera salah tuh
khmer🇰🇭😘
@@rajasetiawan9892 tuh bendera monaco klo indonesia lebih panjang dimensi nya serta warna merah nya lebih terang
I'm Vietnamese and I love bahasa indonesia. Good choice for 2nd language.
Woah .good.
I indonesia i like vietnamese people and like vietname contri
Nguyen Family 😂
I'm Indonesia and I love Vietnam's
Cam on 🙏
Indonesian and Tagalog are very easy to pronounce
I'm from Indonesia, And I also love the Philippines.
Thank youu 😊 we Filipinos love Indonesian too❤
Some words in ilongo or one of native tribes in Philippines sounds like and Ang means similar in Indonesia...❤️
@Vive le Dominique Fabre hayob kaw bastos bahug bilat
As a Muslim Filipino i understand the language of indo & Malay just like the words salamo alaikum😅
that’s arabic
benar 😂😂
Me too but I’m Timorese my grandma would always be watching Indonesian shows
@Moamar Modasir Waalaikumsalam
Assalamu'alaikum..akhii.
Barakallah
I am proud being Malaysian..because we can understand singapore, brunei and indonesian language
me too wkwk
U can understand english and chinese too right??
@@sndyaaa89 yupp
@@sndyaaa89 yup
Melayu ^^
As a Thai native speaker, I love Filipino and Myanmar languages especially when they sing. It sounds so melodic. Lao is closely related to my Thai with sweet vocabs and softer accent than so I understand spoken Lao also.
Im from the philippines and i like tai speaking. They sound soft and modest
i'm from Philippines and i love the sound of thai language :>
Khong chapp 😂 i hate it sounds tho.. the voice sounds come from nose rather than mouth
Omg. My profile speaks how I love Thai BL Series although I'm a Filpino.. 😂😂😂
@Keanu Tuen... me also... i love to hear that Myanmar girl speaking in the cable car... she sounded more relax and softly..... ☺️
The indonesian language is so cool omg. I kinda felt like im listening to my aunt who speaks Bisaya and ilocano (languages within the philippines)
Hmmm I found men bisaya and ilocano men are not Filipino (dialect) its a different language
Girl pala hahhaha
Bisaya and Ilocano are languages!
@@vipjacq forgive me!! I really thought they were dialects before :"P
@@vipjacq My whole life, I thought bisaya is a dialect.
I’m Vietnamese And I think Bahasa indonesia sounds good.
Tnks
Thank you ^_^
Thankyou
Okay
And the war is over
I’m from Saudi Arabia and i liked all the languages that were featured here i find them all beautiful and really wish i can learn them all someday ☺️ but i must say my favorite ones are the Indonesian 🇮🇩 and the Filipino 🇵🇭
Much love and respect from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 to all of you my fellow Asian friends 💖✨
Thank you🙏
#FromIndonesia
Thank you Saudi Arabian
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks from Indonesia
ty from ph. nice username God bless 🙏 Jesus loves y'all i hope you're doing well please stay safe always
hello!!
love from Indonesia
As a Filipino who speaks Bisaya and Tagalog, Indonesian sounds like Bisaya but with a Tagalog tone! I love it😍😅😂
Ikr
Char, not really. Tagalog sounds softer.
Bitaw sa? Katong lima ka bangun gi ingon sa babayi haha
Ikr 🤣
@@kevinlove6094 Tagalog is slow and Bisaya is fast ,tho it can be spoken softly but most Bisaya do speak fast cause why not XD both Tagalog and Bisaya sounds similar to Indonesia to some degree (and in my opinion, just my opinion Malay and Brunei a little bit)
Indonesian can understand malaysia, south thailand , brunei , singapore , and east timor 👍
So Indonesian understand Portuguese from east timor?
@@pui9857 kapunkap sawadikap phom rakhun
@@pui9857 sawadikap nanaokap swike skidipapap khap
south thai speak malay or what?
Kumaha damang khap
I'm not from any Southern Asian countries, I'm from Peru, but I really love all southeastern Asian languages, it's kinda amazing listening them and also I don't know any of those beautiful languages. Though I could understand more Filipino, I really love Filipino and Philippines by the way 🤗😁
Thanks bro appreciate it☺☺
Tremendo bibero no le...
Muchas Gracias..
You mean Southeastern Asia?
i think you made a mistake, you just love Philippines. There is no one else
As a Indonesian, I can understand Malaysian and Brunei..
Yeah. I understand every words malay and brunei and singapore language. 😁
Walaupun aku bukan asal nusantara, aku masih paham bahasa melayu standar dari malaysia, brunei dan singapura. Tapi bahasa ini yang ku gunakan kini adalah bahasa indonesia.
basically, same languages, just like balkan countries
I'm from Malaysia, likely I understand language from Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia
@@adrianwakeisland4710 Kamu berasal dari mana?
Timor-Leste sounded so close to Filipino (not Tagalog) this is a standardized Tagalog with mixed of other languages such as Spanish, and other regional languages.
6:30 indonesian language.. That is non formal language. Its like just talk with friends
same with the philippines. like talking normal.
It's right
Ocey
This is jakarta Accent, some province have their own Accent, like Papua Accent, Maluku Accent, and Sumatra Utara (Medan) Accent..
yeah you right bro.bahasa indonesia we study at school the same as melayu baku in malay.for example. duhai adinda mengapakah engkau bersedih hati? but indonesia accent more catchy than malaysia accent.both of the language are the same .because indonesia language from melayu riau.
we southeast asians need to help each other. Were maybe not so rich as europe or north america but were rich in culture and history. The nature is also we need to be proud of.
-love from the PH
Agree
Very true -🇮🇩
i agree i wish we were more united ❤ lets make a bright future together
I went to Cambodia a month ago in February and I loved it!!!!! That’s three ASEAN countries!!!!! Love 🇵🇭🇰🇭🇹🇭!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank from 🇰🇭🥰🥰🥰
I'm Cambodian
Aww thank you ~ 🇵🇭
Thanks you so much 🙏💕
From Cambodia
Thank.you Baby Love from Philippines.
i love indonesia and malaysia from the philippines♥️🇮🇩🇲🇾🇵🇭
MAPHILINDO🇲🇾🇵🇭🇮🇩
Love our bestie country 🇲🇾🇮🇩🇵🇭
🇲🇾❤️🇵🇭
Salamat pok
Bahasa Indonesia
Bahasa Melayu (Malaysia)
Bahasa Melayu (Brunei)
Bahasa Melayu (Singapore)
Bahasa---min Pilipinas
Peace brother and sister 😘😘😘✌️✌️✌️
Love from Philippines ❤️❤️❤️
ARINA FANILLA Singapore and Malaysia both use Johore Malay/Melayu Johor
Lagu Modern but indonesian use malay language ok,you have to know that
Baha sa amin
@ARINA FANILLA Bruneian used Malay Language because they also part of Malay Sultanate Kingdoms. Malay not only live in Malaysia but all over Malay archipelago including The Philippines. And yes, the biggest Catholic country in Asia which is The Philippines was once a Muslim kingdom before the Spanish inquisition.
@@abdulkarimhan1266 only the southern part of The Philippines which is now called Mindanao is part of a muslim kingdom. The pre colonial Filipinos were either Hindus, Buddhist, and majority were animists.
Indonesian sound like bisaya in Philippines so good..
Because sulu in Philippines using malay language 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don’t think so as a native bisaya speaker I don’t understand anything except for the words I tend to pick up that sounds very similar to our language.
same thought
@@paulemboy6066 teach me how to speak bisaya 😂
Cause we are near
Indonesian official language and 700 more regional languages 3 examples of Javanese (Javanese people), Sundanese (West Java, Malay (Riau, Medan, Pontianak, Kalimantan, Sumatra, Bukittinggi, Pekanbaru)
NB: ya, in indonesian region there are also malay people and malay languages but a little different like Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunie speak malay.
Gretting from my country 🇮🇩
#ASEANNUMBERONE
Maaf kalau ada kesalahan ya teman-teman.
Semoga kita selalu diberi kesehatan dan rejeki 'amin
Yes we should love each other🤗
#ASEANNUMBERONE
philippines have 10000 spoken language
@@kaiji294 yeahh broo
@@geminivega2219 greaattt
@Fathur Rahman makasih bro info nya
Thank You for Representing our Country!! Alot of Love and Thanks! ❤🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱❤
im from the philippines i like timor leste and indonesia 😊
😇
Hello Brothers in Philippines....Greetings from indonesia.
Hi kuya, kumusta kana,
Ako vicky from indonesia
@@vickydewisachannel3761 it seems your words are understandable I'm from Philippines.. which is "Ako" means Me in PH.. Terima Kasih Sister Indonesia 🥰
@@bisdakdakogaming184 I'm sorry kuya
I'm a Filipino, and I like Timor-Leste. Sounds almost similar to our language.
Tmur leste language purtugal
Timor Leste have Portuguese as one of the offical language. Spanish used to be one of Philippines official language but sadly not anymore 😥
Timur leste language portugis😂😂you no🤣😅😂😂
Thanks brother from Timor Leste
It's due to Spanish loanwords that we have whereas they speak Portuguese. Spanish and Portuguese are both Romance languages.
I'm from Philippines and the Tetun Timor Leste language is the only one I can understand and comprehend among all other SEA languages aside from Filipino and English. I think it has something to do with the similarities between Spanish and Portuguese language that greatly influenced the language of Philippines and Timor Leste
Timor-leste has 2 officials language Tetun and Portugues
Same as a Filipino I can slightly understand the Tetum in Timor Leste cuz .
Hello from Timor-Leste 🇹🇱! Actually our official language are Tetum and Portuguese, and some of us also can speak Indonesia and English.
Portuguese language also in using people from Malacca, Malaysia 🤣🤣🤣
Dude im filipino and i literally understand some words from your language
In Philippines is they use creole spanish language and other languages in Philippines can understand bahasa melayu javanese latin sanskrit
Hello Den! How can I find college studnets from Timor-Leste who speaks Portuguese and work abroad?
Can you help me?
Vou morar um tempo em Timor-Leste, quando me aposentar do trabalho, aqui no Brasil...
My top 3
Filipino and indonesian-soft accent
But i like also timorleste because i understand their language
Singapore,malaysia,brunei speaks melayu. Indonesia speaks bahasa indonesia... similiar but different.
Ok
Ok
Like the differences between british english and american english.
Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, 90% the same vocabulary,
I Indonesia can understand language of the 4 countries
adrianwakeisland yes
As an Indonesian, to me, Tagalog also sounds beautiful, especially when I listen to Tagalog songs and watch Tagalog movies. Indonesian and Malaysian languages are the same.
Betul.. bahasa filipina terdengar jelas, kayak bahasa ngapak
I'm Filipino and I'm starting to gain interest in Indonesia and Malaysia because we're called "sister countries" by my friends and others so I did research. The first Indonesian song I listened to is Sayur Kol and I love it
Terima kasih
Ilove indo also i have one favorite song listened DARI MATA.. 😊😊
@@chrono-glitchwaterlily8776 Filipinos are only a cousin country for them...
Filipino language has lot of variety and different accents based on the region you're living in
So are all other languages
Myanmar's intonation is calm to my korean ears. And Philippines cute. Laos and Thai feel similar. Indonesian, rolling rolling round feeling ^^ Tamil is too fast to hear lol.
Lao and Thai are very similar and pretty much intelligible. I'm not fluent in either one, but I do understand some Thai, and I think Lao sounds a little softer imo
Candice Honeycutt Thai or more specifically Central Thai has a lot of Mon and Khmer influences to their language, but go to Northern and Northeastern Thailand and the dictions and local dialects is very similar to Lao.
BECAUSE BURMESE LANGUAGE BELONGS TO THE SINO-TIBETAN FAMILY OF LANGUAGE (MANDARIN, TIBET, DZONGKHA) NOT TAI-KADAI.
many foreigners say, Indonesian language is like eating coco crunch "krauk kriuk kroak".
that's because the pronunciation of the letter "R" must be clear in Indonesian, while the letter R is not clear in malaysia.
example:
Malaysian = Tido, Bicaua, uindu,
Indonesian = Tidur, Bicara, Rindu.
although the two countries are the same in writing, the pronunciation of R is different...
@@indonesiantangkas7446 nya nyeeee nyee
That's how I heard Malay. So annoying.
As a Muslim minority in the Philippines, I somehow understand Bahasa Melayu and Indonesia. It's very similar to my native language, Maranao or Meranao (people of the lake). I also speak Visaya and Tagalog.
In Javanese i.e. East Javanese language Lake is Ranu sound similar with Ranao. And Maranu or Mranu in Javanese could be mean something related to Lake.
Ah, Maranao. One of the last bastions of Philippine culture that hasn’t been bastardized by Spain and America and is true to its roots.
Salute to you.
Asalamualaikum,, I'm melayu Indonesia 😊 Kita dahulu memang serumpun.
In ARMM Muslims are majority in the Philippines
it's so amazing hearing Timor Leste, as a filipino I understand some words they've said, I have this feeling that maybe one day we can get along so well. Be brave our fellow Christians❤️
Hi, I'm a christian living in Indonesia. May God bless you. Live your life for Jesus Christ, it is the most essential thing on the world. ♥️✝️
Thanks
But when you hear them speak portugues and tetun you just open your mouth
Mabuhay, ASEAN! I'm Filipino Muslim. I love to learn Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu soon. Greetings from Lanao, Philippines.
Sakn a tao malaysia, matau tharo sa iranun maitu2 ambu, saya akn sa sabah
I love philippin🇲🇾🥰
Southern Thailand, Sumatera Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Southen Philipine speak Bahasa Melayu but with defferent tone...
Wan Din The Philippines 🇵🇭 (Southern part) are interconnected to Brunei 🇧🇳, Singapore 🇸🇬, Thailand 🇹🇭 (Southern part), Indonesia 🇲🇨 and to mainland Asia by Malaysia 🇲🇾.
Sumatera gak semua berbahasa Melayu. Indonesia yang murni bahasa Melayu di Riau
@@yadelis6990 kau bilang hanya riau yg bahasa melayu,. medan bahasa melayu bro, jambi, Palembang, bengkulu, Lampung sebagian,.
@@mbbara3561 Medan bahasa Melayu? Wkwk. Medan bahasa nya Batak mas bro, kalo Palembang Jambi baru agak Melayu tapi udah gak asli Melayu. Yang masih bener-bener asli ya Riau. Mulai dari dialek sampe kosa kata nya masih bener bener Melayu gak di campur-campur
@@yadelis6990 aku orang batak kelehiran medan,. dari orok sampai umurku 40 tahun gak pernah pula aku dengar dipasaran menggunakan bahasa batak,. yg biasa kami kominikasi pakei basa medannya,.
Language official in East Timor is Portuguese and tetun but also we can speak Indonesia 🇮🇩 language and Malaysia
Hai apa kabar?
Danta baik2 brow trima kasih
@@calistromagalhaes5864 wow u arent lying.kau hebat kawan
Dapur Mama Gang Panda yaa.dari mana Indonesia atau malaysia
@@calistromagalhaes5864 indonesia bro
As a Filipino, I can understand Portuguese Timor Leste because but very different accent, In Filipino we say Turismo but in Timor-Leste, they pronounce Turizmo
I'm a filipino, but timor leste sounds good because i love spanish and portugese accent.
Similarities in tone and physical features are so evident.. When we went to Thailand, people there kept on speaking to us in Thai when we respond in English, they said, " Oh! Filipino.. We're like siblings." Hello brothers and sisters.. All the love from the Philippines!!
Giliran Indonesia, yang di pilih kenapa pas bahas tidur pagi, bangun siang pula 😅 di patok ayam loh
Yang di wawancara Zaskia Mecca lagi :v 😂
Haaaeaahhaaeahhhhheaae please commented nya seriuss ngga boleh becanda haaaeaahhh
@@Keke_Poutri kenapa mesti dia yah.. Kayak ga ada cewek laen aja 😄
Takut kesaingan kayaknya nih si yg punya channel ama pembawa berita dari Indonesia 😁
@@MerahPutih14
Malah saskia meca cantik kok, dan suara pun renyah..
Im from Indonesian.
I love Philipina, Malaysia, and Brunei. Proud of the culture. Support me.
🇮🇩♥️🇧🇳♥️🇵🇭
Where Malaysia Flag 😢😢
@@nazran2258 salam hangat dari indonesia🇮🇩❤️🇲🇾
🇮🇩❤️🇲🇾❤️🇧🇳❤️🇵🇭
Let’s say it we’re the most diverse region in the world not only languages but religions, ethnicities, cultures etc
Zirconia Ms ua-cam.com/video/t5I8hRdqiR8/v-deo.html I watched this video
Respect each other's
And government too
@Zirconia Ms Well Africa is an entire continent. It is considerably larger than SEA in land mass. People normally divide Africa into North (OPEC nations), West (what people usually think of with Africa), East (Horn of Africa), Central (usually considered "sub-saharan"), and South (Angola and down).
and we're getting along as well
Filipinas 🇵🇭 0:15 and Timor Leste 🇹🇱 7:35
The Philippines is only Asian Hispanics from the Pacific with ignored native Filipino Español speakers, same with Timor Leste but less known with native Portuguese speakers! This also means that any country that has strong influences in terms of Language, Culture, History, Heritage and Values originating from the Iberian Peninsula where Castillian Spanish and Portuguese is the dominant language! Also both Las Filipinas and Timor Leste are somewhat similar in some aspects very unique in Asia. The Español and Portuguese are both vulgar language that is a descendant of the Latin language that The Philippines and Timor Leste share which could not be erased or forgotten. 👌
i'm Filipino and i'm suprised i understand like half of what Timor Leste news reporter was saying
Filipino has a lot of spanish words but if you have heard zamboanga language in the philippines it is more spanish than any of the filipino languages spoken. Is is called spanish creole
@@alimohammad1934 I'm Filipino so most definitely I already know about that... Yes it's true! Also my native language has many Español in it and it's called Waray a member of the Visayas language family with Hiligaynon/Ilonggo, Cebuano and Boholano as it's sister language. Same status with Chavacano, and Tagalog with the most Español loanword.
Wow , grettings from Brazil brothers 🇧🇷🇧🇷💪🏻🇵🇹🇪🇦
@@szarrlja - Filipino has 13.33% Spanish loanwords... it's not really as big as a lot of people think, plus a lot of the Spanish loanwords also have local translations.
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ab/3D_Image_of_Tagalog_component_Languages.png If you go to Spain or Mexico or I guarantee that you won't understand what they're saying.
I like the tone of Timor Leste, it's like Português with an Indonesian accent.
I Agree
Obrigada,
Abraços
Thank you 😇
Timor leste like all east indonesia language
Yes timorleste speak portugués
Lao and Thai sound so fun, I love it!
Vietnamese sounds cool, also does Mandarin.
Tagalog sounds like Spanish with some English words, I like it.
Tetum sounds like the Portuguese spoken in African countries like Angola and Mozambique, in my opinion.
Timorese Portuguese sounds similar to Brazilian Portuguese (with a very slightly European accent).
Tamil = tongue twister.
Timor Leste sounded like a Filipino speaking Portuguese.
You 100% right, Timor Leste was one of the Portuguese colony.
@@adhikm1885 but the Philippines was colonize by the spanish
Haha I agree
East Timor Colony by Portugese for 450 years, than gouverment put the Portugese language as a national language with Tetum in east Timor😊
@East Timor 2017: Having a foreign language,portugese,as your second tongue is an advantage. You have greater opportunity for global employment,business,and what not. The millions of skilled and professional Filipinos,for instance, enjoy job opportunities abroad because they can at least communicate in english (our second language or the lingua franca for some filipinos who cant speak well in Tagalog
Wow, beautiful languages!
I'm impressed with the portuguese of Timor-Leste, I love it! Saudações do Brasil ;)
Saudações Irmão Grande Abraços🤝🏻🤝🏻🇧🇷🇹🇱
Obrigado . Brazil , Portugal , Timor Leste, Angola , Mozambique e outros pais Africa São amigos .
*Indonesian language in this video is a "bahasa slang" or slang Indonesian language, not an official language, use by youth Indonesian, colloquial language by young people or in everyday / social language. Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian language) is a modern Malay language, simple and effective, easy to learn. Some South East Asia's countries and overseas, can understand Indonesian language such as in Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Timor Leste, southern Thailand, southern Philippine, Cocos Island (Australia), Madagascar, even in Suriname (South America). That's why nowadays, Indonesian language has been studied by universities in some countries in the world, from Europe, Africa, America, Australia and dozens of other countries, apart from being easy to learn because the simplicity, Indonesian language is spoken by more than 350 million people in the world*
Timor-Leste. Obrigado 🇹🇱
Indonesia. Terimakasih 🇲🇨
Philippine. Salamat 🇵🇭
@@riproach7452 thank you in tagalog is salamat not Spanish!
Selamat in indonesia languages = congrats:V
@@riproach7452 Muchas Gracias is not tagalog, it's Spanish. Salamat is the Tagalog word for thank you.
@@riproach7452 If you're talking about chavacano then you would be right
Nope.. because indonesia language from mix another country include malay language... I think you must double check about Indonesia language first... Malay saying terima kasih convert in english became thank you same meaning with salamat in tagalog language.... Malay language used in Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, southern Thailand, some areas in Indonesia and cambodia cham...
Timor Leste uses Portuguese mixed with Tetum,west timor🇮🇩 and east timor🇹🇱They are still one land and one blood
wow Filipino & Timor-Leste sounds very similar! 😳
Edit: I just read that Philippines has Spanish words borrowed from Spain & Timor-Leste has Portuguese words from Portugal. That explains why they sound quite similar!
Yeah and i just notice im latino from ph 🇵🇭😊
WoW Latino , how come Filipinos be Latino? Are you Chavacano?
@@triatic9476 havent u heard chavacano brub dont make me laught hahaha
@@triatic9476 then where do u find the speaker of chavacano which city if u live there
@@triatic9476 dont u dare search dumb ass
I like the Philippines language is so lovely...the way they speak so slowly ....greetings from korea 🇰🇷
edit: they speak English too.so thats why i understand what they mean.. 😂 even 70% Tagolog and 30% English..😂
Ahahaha.. you right, we can't speak pure filipino, always TAGLISH.. 😄😂
It's cool that u are from Korea! I wish i could go here someday!
Ulol followed channels mo halos lahat pinoy. kunwari pa. uhaw sa global validation
That is taglish combination of tagalog and English. That's normal in daily conversations. Philippines has a lot of languages. I suggest you listen to classic tagalog language and see if you understand any
don't speak to an angry Filipino mother. Better Rap skills than an average American.
I love Thailand the most because the way they speak.
I am from Brazil and therefore I speak Portuguese, a Romance language. I loved to see East Timor speaking Portuguese, it is a bit strange to think that one people on the other side of the world is speaking the same language as you, and you can understand everything that they are saying... I love that feeling but at the same time it feels strange. The language that was a lot different in this video was Tamil... OMG, what sounds and rhythm are those?!
Just a clarification. There are 4 languages that are considered "Romantic." These are French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. It has nothing to do with "romance" but rather, they were all derived from the Roman language (thus Romantic), which is Latin. Latin died when the Roman empire expired. But the language mutated into these 4 languages. Note: All 4 countries were part of the Roman Empire although they were the only ones to adapt their languages from Latin. Thus South American countries, which speaks either Spanish or Portuguese came to be known as Latin America.
I'm from East Timor. We are brothers of CPLP😇❤️
Voce do Brazio, eu sou Timorense, muito prazer
@Chris Soriano This is an old comment, but there are a lot more than four Romance languages, not only ones spoken within other countries, but also Romanian, which is the language of an entire country as well 👍
@@ericjohnson6634also Moldova
Wow.. I was very surprised about the language of Timor Leste, it has Portuguese influence. Thus, Filipinos will understand much of the words they use because we have a Spanish influence in our language too.. Portuguese and Spanish are almost the same I believe.
But Bahasa Indonesia seems very interesting language. I think the words are very easy to pronounce. 😊
We only filipino can understand hahah lol
FALSE. Portuguese have very different sounds and pronunciation compared to spanish. Maybe in its written form the languages seems similar but you will not understand its spoken form.
If you take individual words all latin languages Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French etc.. have similar words that you can de recognize but when it come to speaking probably Italian a e Spanish are more similar .
But when Timor-Leste speak tetun and portugues you might just open your mouth
The speed of this video's Tamil can rival Eminem's "Rap God" 😁
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
😂
until... sumone says it all.. good job! 😂
It because they use symbolic alphabet, that's why they're kinda rapping, totally agree 😂
Tagalog, Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Indonesia are the best ones to learn, in my opinion 😁
once you learn one of the languages, you can communicate with both malaysian and indonesian. our language is wayyy too similar
ah yes the Maphilindo Triplets
Tetum de Timor Leste sofreu uma enorme influência do português como pude notar. O vídeo fechou com um dos mais lindos idiomas rsrsrs
I like Philippines,Indonesia and my country language
FROM VIETNAM
:)))
I love Vietnam too! Especially Vietnamese girls/woman. UwU
From Philippines!
As a Filipino I like the Tone and how Thai Prounce their Language. And I'm also learning Thai Language. Love From Philippines!💖
It is easy to categorize them. Indo-china a.k.a mainland southeast Asias language are very similar ( Thai, Viet, Lao, Myanmar, Cambodia ) and maritime southeast Asia are also similar to each other ( Indonesian, Tagalog, Malaysian)
Indonesian is the most steady, most appropriate
I don't think so.
It sounds more emphasized and thus sounds hard and harsh. Not bad, but when exclaiming a point. You guys tend to be very clear and loud. Elongating it even.
@@zurielschubert9410 also sound annoying,no offense 😅
@@nempnemp374 for me tagalog is more annoying
Lol of you all Im Filipino all Language are beautiful on their own maybe thats because your not familiar in the other language
@NEMP NEMP Why men we speak slightly slow other than other no bias as you also notice we speak Tagalog mixed by English Or (Taglish) thats made more lovely to hear.
I'm a tagalog speaking native of the philippines but of all languages presented here from neighbouring asean countries,, timorese language is what i find most interesting because it sounds more south american Portuguese,, i like it ,,almost 80% of that language is understandable to me.
For people that are saying filipino sounds similar to Indonesia and Malay. Yes it sounds similar but can't understand each other, except for a few words and sentences for example "Open the Door" in Indonesia and Malay "Buka pintu" in tagalog "buksan mo ang pinto".
I’m a Filipino and Tausug from Sulu. I can understand few words from Malaysia and Indonesia as we have the same set words in our dialect. Same pronunciation, diction and meaning.
Tamil singapore is rap god real life🤣🤣
LOL
Xixixixi
Wkwkwk
Wkwkwk
Awokawok
Philippines: we are the latin country of asia
Timor-Leste: am i a joke to you?
OMG you're right. Timor Leste is so underrated
Philippines : Latin Spain (Mexico)
Timor Leste : Latin Portuguese (Brazil)
@@mursidsyamsulhadi5189 I know. My point is, in terms of language, the 'Latin-ness' of Philippines is overstated. Meanwhile Timorese actually speak Portuguese and would have better chance to understand Spanish than Filipinos.
@@khust2993 Exactly and Portuguese happened to one of thier official language as well. So I think they can better understand Spanish more than Pinoys like us.
We're not latin we're hispanic and timor leste don't speak spanish they speak portugese
All the languages here are unique and very interesting. My favorites would be Tetum(of course, since I'm Portuguese 🇵🇹 🇹🇱 ❤), Thai and Tagalog. Tamil is also quite interesting! Best greetings to all of ASEAN and Tamil speaking countries from 🇵🇹! 🤝🤗🙏
🇹🇱 💟 🇵🇹 💟 🇧🇷
CPLP no meu coração 😊❤
Jeez, Timor Leste's language is the most intelligible to me among other languages, I didn't expect that. Mostly because of those latin-based words; influenced by Spanish to us and Portuguese to them. (I'm Filipino btw)
It's sad, Portuguese and Spanish destroy the these languages
I think there is 3 groups of countries that have similarity in their languages:
1. Melayu ( Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, and indonesia)
2. Sounds like portuguese (phillipinnes, timor leste).
3.(i can't explain) (Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar)
Ardian Mashail I am Thai
The 3rd group I think it is Zhuang-Tai languages
Timor leste sounds like Portuguese yea agreed... But Phillipines? Nope... It doesn't sound like Portuguese at all.....
😁😁😁
@@suryadhiez6488 its more like malay or spanish
@@sbevebren1642 Lmao , no
Laos and Thai are really similarity
Are you Vietnamese?
Yes i think so
@Pirapat qwe like Indonesian and Malaysian
Ky Ykk yes. I’m vietnamese
@@krikri5254 northeast not southeast
0:13. Philippines (Filipino) 🇵🇭
0:42. Philippines (English) 🇵🇭
1:13. Vietnam (Tieng-Viet) 🇻🇳
1:41. Brunei Darussalam (Bahasa Melayu) 🇧🇳
2:16. Lao PDR (Lao) 🇱🇦
2:50. Malaysia (Bahasa Melayu) 🇲🇾
3:24. Thailand (Thai) 🇹🇭
3:55. Singapore (Bahasa Melayu) 🇸🇬
4:21. Singapore (Chinese) 🇸🇬
4:53. Singapore (Tamil) 🇸🇬
5:19. Singapore (English) 🇸🇬
5:51. Myanmar (Burmese) 🇲🇲
6:29. Indonesia (Bahasa Indonesia) 🇮🇩
7:03. Cambodia (Khmer) 🇰🇭
7:34. East-Timor (Lia-Tetun) 🇹🇱
Everyone talking about the countries in the video me waiting for my country like:👁👄👁
@@khayla5839 india is not in the southeast part of asia ;-;
I like Philippines :D
From indo~
Thanks me too love Indo.. From philippines
I have many ibf on philipines, that why i love philipines
@@aesteho SAME and from that i learn about it and secretly love it
As a Filipino, I Love How Timor Leste Embrace Portuguese Language
umm u in germany?
@@harharhahrahrharo no it's just his pfp
@A L Dela Rosa fuck no were going to stay asian
@@harharhahrahrharo We already speak English, stop being such a hypocrite.
@@johnmichaelsumaylovillanue5957 still were going to stay asian
I'm a filipino, i understand nothing with the Indonesian and Malaysian. But in Tetum and Português, i understand almost everything. I'm a pure filipino, no spanish blood or something.
I am Khmer in Cambodia, I like Thai language because it has some words that sound very similar to Khmer language and when I watch Thai films speak Thai language. I can understand some.
Also, having listened to all the languages in the ASEAN region and making me want to hear all the languages again, I liked it all 🇲🇾🇱🇦🇰🇭🇹🇭🇲🇨🇻🇳🇵🇭🇲🇲🇸🇬🇧🇳🇹🇱💓💞💖
Filipino language has strong influences from both Malay and Indonesian vocabularies because people from both these countries were among the major foreign settlers in ancient Philippine history.
it's because we are all austronesian.
nothing to do with foreign immigration.
infact the pattern of austronesian migration is from Taiwan to the Philippines to present Indonesia and malaysia
Go to school mate
@@AbdulKareemAbdulRahman I agree on this.
@@nurulfakhri6312 so what your school taught you mate?
Example pintu😂 door in both language
I liked all the languages Greetings to you from Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Proud to be a Malaysian . many countries use the Malay language ❤🇲🇾
I am from the Philippines and I understand a little with Timor Leste due to its many Portuguese words. The reason to this is that Filipino languages has Spanish words that almost half of our vocabulary. Spanish and Portuguese are very similar.
Timor Leste = former Portuguese colony
Stop spreading lies... Filipino only has 13.33% Spanish loanwords but that's not enough for us to totally understand Spanish speakers... So if you go to Spain or Mexico and I guarantee that you won't understand what they're saying.
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@@dayangmarikit6860 40% of filipino are spanish include the spanish mexican dumb ass
Really? How weird to have European language in Asia 😅
True naintindhan ko din ahha
Hello everyone, I'm from Malaysia and our official language is Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia (Malay Language) the language is similar to Bahasa Indonesia and is widely spoken in the Nusantara region. In Malaysia, we also have many different dialects of Malay, representing different states in Malaysia. We also speak many ethnic languages too, like tamil, mandarin, cantonese, hokkien, hakka, iban, dusun, siam and many more! South East Asia (ASEAN) is very diverse in its culture, laguage and tradition. We welcome everyone to this part of the world to discover the beauty in our, language, architecture, culture & tradition, art, cuisine and our friendly people!
I know malaysia and indonesia have same language. When siti nurhaliza went to indonesia. I think siti was from indonesia...until i realized she is from malaysia..
Wait, Chinese isn't an official language in Malaysia? There's a Chinese school system though! I always thought Chinese and Malay were both national languages in Malaysia.
jyashin nope. However Chinese primary schools and Tamil primary schools still exist and the students there must study malay as well since it is the official language in malaysia.
@@jyashin Bahasa Malaysia (Malay) is the National and Official Language of Malaysia. But Malaysia is also unique because we have Chinese (Mandarin) school, Tamil school, Islamic/Arabic schools also in Malaysia. I think you might have mistaken us with Singapore, where their National Language is Bahasa Melayu (Malay) but Official Languages are English, Mandarin, Tamil and Malay.
Mus Jo nope I know the situation in Singapore already. I do know Malaysian Chinese speak much better Chinese than Singapore because there is a Chinese school system in Malaysia, where lessons and instruction are all conducted in Chinese. This led me to assume Chinese was a national language in Malaysia. Guess not. Thanks for the clear up
Im from north sulawesi Indonesia and i understand tagalo 40% malaysia 70%.. Thailand sound like alien language to me 😅
Christian Jack ohh. It is near to mindanao. There’s a lot of indonesian brothers living in southern mindanao too. :)
@@brylongtv3611 long live Indonesia 🤝 Philippines
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I'm Muslim filipino and some of the words in Indonesia is very familiar to me and Timor leste too coz it sounds like spanish and Portuguese to me
I am a southern region of Thailand. I can listen to Thai, Laos, Malaysian, Indonesian and English languages.
My goodness. Timor leste sounds like they are the latin america of south east asia.
Thnx bro, I'm from Timor-Leste 🔥
The first one is a very casual way of speaking in Filipino... not at all considered "Formal"... you'd find better examples of formal Filipino on news radio stations.
Hindi umaayon sa kamihasnan ng wikang Pilipino ang halimbawang ginamit, sapagkat sakadahilanang napakaraming hiram na salita mula sa wikang Ingles ang ginamit dito... sa madaling salita hindi ito wasto.
English influence
Yeah in formal way you'll hear old Tagalog and some Spanish than, to that in formal way which is more taglish.
Si maja s medyo malamya magsalita dito hihihi
Traditional filipino is more spanish watered down compared to modern filipino which is more on Taglish. If you wanna listen to some traditional filipino listen to FLIPTOP. HAHAHA walang ingles inglesan doon.
Alex Domingo - I don't think so, I could speak in full Tagalog.