SPEEDRUNNING every language in DUOLINGO and getting ABSOLUTELY ROASTED (YIDDISH)
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
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Last time we learned the Yiddish alphabet (based on the Hebrew alphabet, or abjad) and a couple of extremely useful phrases about different zoo animals in Madrid. This time, we're up for a bigger challenge with more difficult sentences and words, but always keeping that Duolingo zing with funny phrases, naughty references and being absolutely roasted to oblivion. It was an extremely fun one, and not a very difficult one since it shares many similarities with German and English, as well as other languages like Polish. At the end, we spun the roulette and unveiled the next Boss in the lineup. It's going to be a hard one, guaranteed.
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As a yiddish speaker, this is quite fun! Of course Duolingo does not use standard yiddish from YIVO, it uses the American Hasidic pronounciation, although the writing is the same. For an example, "gut" is always "gut" (but hasidic says "git", as well as polish yiddish speakers or southern dialect speakers), this is quite a mess, but I love it! Thank you for reminding me my childhood haha
יאָ, איך אױך רעד יידיש, און מיר אין מאָסקװע לײנען יידיש פונקט װי אין דואָלינגאָ, כ׳װײס נישט פאַר װאָס😂
דאָס איז סײער אינטערעסאַנט! איך האָט געלערנט ייִדדיש פֿון ייִװאָ "קלאַל" פאָרעם. אין אוניװערסיטאַט איך האָט געלערנט סאָװיעטישע ייִדדיש, אַפֿשר דאָס קאַן זײ אַ מאָטיװ אַוועק השפּעה אויף מאָסקווער ייִדיש.@@aas11476ng
They use the Hungarian pronunciation because that's what most users wanted
that was a lot of fun! 😄 Specially speaking German, it was super interesting to hear and "read" Yiddish 👍
Thanks! Yes, this beginner level is very easy to understand coming from English and especially German. The writing is a completely different beast, but you get the hang of it for the most part.
Hey, my favorite language is coming next! Boy, do I remember that livestream. I couldn't participate much, thanks to visits at my home. Hyped for next video!
There's quite a lot to remember iykwim
How do you know what language is next???
@@5thkiechannel watch the very end of the video
@@5thkiechannel watch it till the end of the video...he did 2 langs in a stream, and this video is only half of it. The other half is next video, ofc.
He’s back! Im so happy for this upload
Woooo!
Love your videos! Do you speak languages other than English? Or currently focused on a target language? Or is this a fun way to “window shop” for a language you’d like to commit to in the future?
Glad you liked them! Yes, I speak Spanish natively and I'm learning Catalan and Dutch. It is indeed a very fun way of "window-shopping" or just learning very basics of different languages.
@@jccbm nice! I’m learning Spanish and Arabic. Primarily focused on Spanish(I’m not perfect by a long shot, but I’m at a decent conversational level depending on the topic). And dabbling in Arabic. If I can get those two down, I’ll be happy lol suerte hermano mío!
Finally a new speedrun video
Yeah, I haven't been speedrunning Speedrun uploads lately 🤷
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Fun fact, the way words are spelled in Yiddish works slightly differently from Hebrew. However, words derived from Hebrew maintain their original spelling so that's where some of the confusion around the spelling of words such as חבר comes from.
I came over to you YT channel to see if the new episode already out and started watching this one again. Love your editing. "Look at your tail" is amazing :) 1:47 How did you learn all that editing? Do you need a lot of software to do it?
Glad you are enjoying! Everything I've learned has been by doing, after 34 videos you start getting the hang of it. I've been using DaVinci Resolve, it's a very good and well respected software, even in it's free version.
The vowels are nekudos , the little things under the aleph bais
Both are very helpful for anyone unfamiliar with Hebrew writing! (Like me)
still watchin the vid and so far its very good!
Hope you enjoyed!
Understanding that language is impossible for me but not for you. Nice video!
Thanks! 😃
The words with no vowels are Hebrew.
"Friend" or "חבר" has no vowels, because it's Hebrew. Were it to be written with vowels it'd look like this "כאווער" (Hebrew also tends to use different letters that make the same sounds, but are basically unused in Yiddish. It's a mess bro.)
it is like if you mix german words and english words and hebrew letters together.
2:42 it is "Das bin ich." in german. The sentence "This is me." uses "me" which actually means "mich", but in german one wouldn't say "Das bin mich". That would be wrong.
3:09 Yeah, it probably started as a double negative, but the word "Kein" or "קיין" kinda has a different meaning from the German word nowadays.
ohhh, I was hopping it was Hebrew,Lol, Pov: I'm watching and listening to all the sentences and like What? What's wrong with the course? There is no such things, And then i realize that's Yiddish. 😂
🤣🤣 I did Hebrew too, though
@@jccbm I'm gonna watch it Right Now!
I love Yiddish, it's just German written with Hebrew characters
Yeah, kinda!
Never heard of this language before! It was amazing as a German and English speaker
It's very fun!
Prankreich! Now I will call that country as prank land :) Thanks for your content. I just saw great mem and send it to you on twitter. Let me know what is the way to communicate pictures with you, YT doesn't support that staff
Glad you enjoyed! Any piece of social media works well, I'll check it!
"if germans have it's hebrew version, i want arabaic polish too" - no you don't :D
😅
"Nicht kein" is a double negation, like "ain't no".
I wonder where this double negation comes from. Neither German nor hebrew has it,
I'm also curious. I do know Afrikaans has some level of double negation too, even though Dutch doesn't (double "nie" as in "Ek eet nie kaas nie") so there's probably some reasoning behind it, even though that one reminds me a bit more of french with the "ne + pa" combo
Polish also has frequent double negation, like "nigdy nie" (never not) etc.
@@LordVeloce7 since Yiddish got some polish words and elements, that would make sense
🏴Welsh has No yes.😂
It is common in certain German dialects from the southwest (such as my Palatine), which is where Yiddish is thought to come from initially.
Semetic languages work off of a so called root system,basicly,you have three base letters,and that have a meaning,and then you build around them,for exemple k-t-b in arabic and hebrew is the root with the meaning of ,,writing",so ,,I wrote" in arabic is ,,katabtu" and ,,kātabti" in hebrew,and because the root system makes predictable patterns,the short vowels aren't written,just the long vowels,this creates the ,,ghost vowels" you were talking about
Thanks for the explanation! Yes, I can imagine how, with some experience, it becomes quite managable and easy to recognize the patterns. It is kinda wild the first time you stumble into the idea of "vowels are not there, you just know" though 🤣
@@jccbm the thing is,both the arabic and hebrew scripts are made for semetic languages,Yiddish is a germanic language,with completly different grammar,interestingly,it seems the vowels actually changed in such a way that they work better with the script
Hebrew when? we Israelis are starving for content
When the almighty wheel decides it's time
I was originally rooting for Hebrew too so both Jewish ppl who speak it throughout the world and Palestinians forced to learn it as a colonial language can enjoy the content but now seeing that self-proclaimed “Israelis” are watching, I withdraw my support for Hebrew to show up next. Free Palestine 🇵🇸
I agree that are goverment are making a ton of mistakes, but the palestinian oficials are making more, but everyone should blame the brits for starting the problem
@@chrissyr5941 Every damn time someone speaks of Jewishness, some jackass has to reply with “Free Palestine”. Get your anti-semitic ass outta here.
@@chrissyr5941If it's a colonial language how did all the place names in Israel were in Hebrew (with Arabic pronunciation) even before Israel was founded?
2.most Palestinians don't speak Hebrew and no one is forcing them to learn it only Israeli Arabs and Palestinians who work in Israel learn it
3. Israel is a country in the UN and "Palestine" isn't so you can deny the reality how much you want but Israel is a real country and "Palestine" isn't (also if Israel isn't a real country why do you say "free Palestine" free it from who?)
Have you already done catalan? I'm curious about the double translation thingy.
....double translation?
All of them are "done" technically. It's just a matter of editing and publishing at this point, but that's not a fast thing to do :S
Catalan is only offered through Spanish, so it's supposed to be a speedrun in English where I translate the Spanish base of the Catalan course. Because why not 😅
@@jccbm why is it only offered in spanish tho?
@@starleaf-luna no idea tbh... My guess is that it's such a localized language in Spain that there's a bigger Spanish speaking market seeking to learn it. They might do English version at some point, but Spanish was a better starting point.
My Hebrew be like: אני אוהבת מים.😂😂😂😂😂
you can probably do Esperanto in less than an hour.
14:27
Nah man i pee in the woods
It's better to connect with nature
Agreed
lets go
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Dude the idish alphabet looks like some ancient loon alphabets, resembling it being german's little brother
It's quite fun!
@jccbm A curious language. It sounds like Dutch but mixed with Frisian and old Englsih
יו כאן רייד ליק דיס?
GIMME ESPERANTO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Soon™️
:D
2:08
Once you're done with all languages I'd enjoy see you try to set actual records.
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As a Jewish yiddish speaker, this is very entertaining. It's so interesting to see how non hebrew or yiddish speakers comprehend the aleph bais
Hahaha it's a fun experience from this side as well
0:58 1:17
Your yiddish is terrible its hillarious, its good for how much time youv had though
I think the reason that you're taking a long time is because you take too much time talking. A speedrun can be easily butchered by common distractions like the live stream chat. Once you get the next language, just focus on the Duolingo. Even if it starts to get boring. You can still say thoughts out loud to help you remember; I don't think that was one of the reasons you took so long. Good luck on the next speedrun!
There's plenty of reasons, that's definitely one of them. I can tell you that all of the last 10~ languages were done in a very short span of time, so you can expect extremely high levels of exhaustion an distraction. "Speedrun" has stopped being a very accurate identifier since some time ago ☠️
hi ‾ω‾
idk
That guy was a Jewish? OMG!!!
this wierd dialect has a huge amount of unmotivated homophony, that's why different letters give the same pronunciation and the same letters give different pronunciation, that's a thing in Hebrew, but there it comes from historical pronunciation, rather than twisting German dialect. . Besides there are loaned Hebrew words, that retain their spelling, no matter the pronunciation( like Yerushalaeem and Sholom Aleykhem ). that depends on the dialect of Yiddish
I'm doing the alphabet lessons for Yiddish and they're missing quite a bit of the audio. It asks "what sound does this make" and there is no sound, on like 1/10 of the questions