0:52 Interesting how their local sound changes seem to have arrived at a "cold water" that sounds almost exactly the same as some British dialects of English do when saying it.
I speak german and polish and this sounds similar to german with some light polish influences, but i couldn't understand much except for very very few words
This one's fascinating. I haven't spoken German since high school but I think I could make out some similarities with German sentence structure perhaps? Also I wonder if that's an informal Polish 'no' (meaning yes) at 1:13.
The weird thing about the transporter ornament is that the crew doesn't disappear! We don't get our tree until later this week because we cut a live fir and need it to stay fresh enough to be safe. But i have an earth, native California plants and animals (in ornament form), undersea creatures, and birds.
@@al3xa723 she does sound "insecure" because it's probably not a language she uses on a daily basis. At 0:52 she even asks if the word she gives is correct.
0:52 Interesting how their local sound changes seem to have arrived at a "cold water" that sounds almost exactly the same as some British dialects of English do when saying it.
She's not actually saying "cold water", right?
how interesting! i just watched a video about Wymysorys just yesterday! lovely sounding language 🥰
The lady makes it sound so nicely. 😊
I speak german and polish and this sounds similar to german with some light polish influences, but i couldn't understand much except for very very few words
This one's fascinating. I haven't spoken German since high school but I think I could make out some similarities with German sentence structure perhaps? Also I wonder if that's an informal Polish 'no' (meaning yes) at 1:13.
Yes, "no" you can use as "yes"
@dob420 confusing as an English speaker living in Poland 😂
@@greatnorthernexotic no it is confusing.
Spat out my drink when I saw you were doing Wymysorys
😄😄😄 if you want to hear more, we have over 100 more videos on our website! www.wikitongues.org/languages/wym
@@Wikitonguesthat’s awesome! So cool to see you guys supporting such a rare language! You guys really are doing amazing work❤️
omg I was waiting for this!!!
Really?! Fun! Glad we finally posted it for you :) are you Vilamovian?
No, but I knew the language restoration program for a while and I'm happy to finally hear about it in this channel, it's such a wonderful language
Thank you!
Glad you like it! There are over a hundred more videos on our website if you would like to hear more: www.wikitongues.org/languages/wym 😊
This is eerily similar to Yiddish
The weird thing about the transporter ornament is that the crew doesn't disappear!
We don't get our tree until later this week because we cut a live fir and need it to stay fresh enough to be safe. But i have an earth, native California plants and animals (in ornament form), undersea creatures, and birds.
OH MY GOD
Sounds like German spoken by Elder polish hahae.
She sounds insecure speaking it.
Wdym
She just sounds like an older person stuttering a little
Es ist nichts anderes als einer von tausenden germanischen Dialekten…
@@al3xa723 she does sound "insecure" because it's probably not a language she uses on a daily basis. At 0:52 she even asks if the word she gives is correct.