I can't believe my incredibly unknown language of English was mentioned. It really makes you smile when underrepresented communities finally get a spot in popular media
I'd imagine for the smaller less well known languages, the name of the language is an endonym. For example, ofc Spanish has an exonym in English, but I doubt there's an exonym in English for the hundreds of small languages in Papua New Guinea. Now if we're talking about the names of the _ethnicities_ that speak the language, that's probably a whole other can of worms
@@doridore1234 There are definitely endonyms and exonyms for the vast majority languages. Usually the colonial name from the language of first contact is the exonym, and indigenous groups are often given pejorative exonyms as well. Colonial name: Chulupí / Endonym: Nivaclé Colonial name: Mataco / Endonym: Wichí or ‘Weenhayek etc.
46:10 CHUKCHI MENTIONED 🗣️ 1:33:14 KET MENTIONED 🗣️ 2:07:14 MOORE MENTIONED 🗣️ 2 FAR EASTERN SIBERIAN LANGUAGES AND OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF BURKINA FASO I LOVE YOU
44:15 needs more Chinese 🥲 Ethnologue is the opposite of liberal for Chinese-the entirety of Wu is treated as a single variety when just Northern Wu alone is a whole branch and Southern Wu is a far more disparate set by geography. All of Yue, Gan, Hakka is also treated as a single variety each, and Min gets their major divisions North/South/East but that's it.
Fun fact: Hmong (including its dialects) 1:15:30 are in fact a part of Chunqiandian Cluster Miao 2:02:10 , but the reason for the listing here is due to politics and history.
Yeah would not have guessed that lol I’ll watch and supply alternatives if there are better ones for the languages of the Gran Chaco 2:30 Abipón, Guaicuruan 9:40 Angaité, Enlhet-Enenlhet (If the orthography is that of Enxet Sur, then it’s something like /anŋaite/ 18:05 Ayoreo, Zamucoan 27:07 Bermojo Wichí, Mataguayan, aka Wichí Lhamtes Vejoz 40:03 Chamacoco, Zamucoan. Ishír is preferred, but Chamacoco is fine 45:19 Iyo’wujwa Chorote and Iyojwa’ja Chorote, Mataguayan (The ⟨j⟩ is /x/, rusty on my Chorote phonology, but I think ⟨jw⟩ is /xʷ/, the apostrophes are preglottalized here 1:01:49 Enlhet Norte, Enlhet-Enenlhet (Something like /enɬet/) 1:01:55 Enxet Sur, Enlhet-Enenlhet. (/eːnɬet/,) 1:11:15 One of these is for Kaskihá, Enlhet-Enenelhet. Not sure why Guana is still used 1:26:07 Kadiwéu, Guaicuruan 1:49:10 Lule, Lule-Vilela (not extinct despite how commonly it’s said, just very endangered) 1:51:22 Maká, Mataguayan. 2:06:03 Mocoví, Guaicuruan 2:18:26 Nivaclé :), Mataguayan. /niβak͡le/ 2:28:04 Pilagá, Guaicuruan 2:28:05 Pilcomayo Wichí, Mataguayan 2:38:04 Sanapaná, Enlhet-Enenlhet 2:53:33 Toga-Qom, Guaicuruan 2:53:34 Toba-Maskoy, Enlhet-Enenlhet 2:59:43 Vilela, Lule-Vilela 3:02:49 Weenhayek, Mataguayan. It’s a Wichí language in the Mataguayan family, also known as Wichí Lhamtes Noctén
You know, I would be guilty of it myself but I couldn't stop a little giggle when you pronounced Apache's as a slight schwa, and when Arapaho was stressed on the 3rd and not the 2nd syllable. But you were in the moment and on a roll, so I will not give you much grief about it. Still only at "ara-" but I will keep watching. :)
28:50 In Bicol Region ( The region which speaks this language family ) There are towns , cities , congressional districts and even Barangays that have different variants , accents , intonations . Even neighboring towns can't understand each other such as the case in Daraga and Legazpi City where Daraga speaks West Albay Bikol while Legazpi speaks Central Bikol .
Auslan is the Australian sign language that isn't for Aboriginal people. It apparently stands for AUstralian Sign LANguage. Only Australia would come up with a shortening so incomprehensible to non Aussies.
1:02:42 As an Estonian who has poked around these categorizations a bit, my understanding is that there is the macrolanguage of "Estonian" which comprises Standard Estonian and a dialect called Võro. As for why not just label Võro as "Estonian, Võro" instead of its own thing, unsure, but possibly because it feels weird to label Võro as "just another version of Estonian", and the reason why they appear in the Estonian macrolanguage is that when the first ISO standards came out, they just lumped it all together. So that's why it looks like there is just Standard Estonian and nothing else: the other one is on the other end of the list :P
35:07 Jiongnai, Wunai, and Younuo are not Bunu languages but totally separate languages in different branches. Only Bu-Nu and its other sister languages that was not included in the list are considered Bunu languages. I guess it's a bit outdated. Also, these name are just Chinese approximated name for the native languages like Kiong Nai, Hm-Nai, and Yuno respectively. All of these languages are Hmong-Mien languages (or Miao-Yao).
As a Bhutanese, the list missed a languages from the east bodish branch, namely Kurtöp(kha) (which somewhat hurts since it’s a native tongue for some of my family members) other then that, your pronunciation for most other languages in Bhutan was not “bad”.
I remember Lingo posting a community post that read “y’all hate it when I talk about Spanish, huh?” Bro really pulled up with every other language as a flex coming off that.
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2:27:07 pretty surprised and dissapointed that Penobscot isn't here. that's genuinely an "Ethnologue, get on it!" moment. Edit: just checked to see if it was merged with Passamaquoddy-Maliseet for some reason, and even Passamaquoddy-Maliseet isn't listed! surely that's a mistake on LingoLizard's part, there's no way Ethnologue doesn't list it.(either that or its listed under some other name somewhere (just checked and it isn't listed as Maliseet-Passamaquoddy either))
Ethnologue has it as Malecite-Passamaquoddy which is in the video, and Penobscot as a dialect of Eastern Abeneki Also found the rest of the Wichí languages
I just stumbled upon this video and wanted to look if my local language was listed, Plattdeutsch aka Low German. At first I thought it wasn't there, I saw neither Low German nor German, Low. But then I decided to actually look for Plattdeutsch. Now I can't tell if "Plautdietsch" is supposed to be Plattdeutsch but hilariously butchered, or another thing entirely 😂
35:32 YAY MY NATIVE LANGUAGE. I actually used to dislike it when I was a kid because I thought why should I lern it if most people here speak Russian anyway, but our teacher changed and I like lessons with the new one whey more. Also I did know that they speak Buriat in China, but I didn't know That they're dialect is different.
Click on this link if your language got mentioned: ua-cam.com/video/SWwJMYO3UY4/v-deo.html
Ok
I can't believe my incredibly unknown language of English was mentioned. It really makes you smile when underrepresented communities finally get a spot in popular media
Imagine if he tried to pronounce each language's name in that language
Lol took long enough to find the endonym information on just the small area of languages I’m particularly interested in
I'd imagine for the smaller less well known languages, the name of the language is an endonym. For example, ofc Spanish has an exonym in English, but I doubt there's an exonym in English for the hundreds of small languages in Papua New Guinea. Now if we're talking about the names of the _ethnicities_ that speak the language, that's probably a whole other can of worms
@@doridore1234 There are definitely endonyms and exonyms for the vast majority languages. Usually the colonial name from the language of first contact is the exonym, and indigenous groups are often given pejorative exonyms as well.
Colonial name: Chulupí / Endonym: Nivaclé
Colonial name: Mataco / Endonym: Wichí or ‘Weenhayek
etc.
I need that!
@@the_linguist_ll Ahh good point, didn't consider that
Me when a linguistic video about all languages actually treats signed languages on the same level as spoken languages
46:10 CHUKCHI MENTIONED 🗣️
1:33:14 KET MENTIONED 🗣️
2:07:14 MOORE MENTIONED 🗣️
2 FAR EASTERN SIBERIAN LANGUAGES AND OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF BURKINA FASO I LOVE YOU
LES GOOOOO
Ket is far from a ‘Far Eastern Siberian’ language but it is no less cool!!
44:15 needs more Chinese 🥲
Ethnologue is the opposite of liberal for Chinese-the entirety of Wu is treated as a single variety when just Northern Wu alone is a whole branch and Southern Wu is a far more disparate set by geography.
All of Yue, Gan, Hakka is also treated as a single variety each, and Min gets their major divisions North/South/East but that's it.
What the fink??? Insane dedication, great job!
Also 2:53:51 woo hoo Tok Pisin i long hia!
1:04:15 it is in fact, a sign language for deaf swedes in Finland
Oh, so you're a linguist? Name every language.
me af: 2:13
Fun fact: Hmong (including its dialects) 1:15:30 are in fact a part of Chunqiandian Cluster Miao 2:02:10 , but the reason for the listing here is due to politics and history.
Yeah would not have guessed that lol
I’ll watch and supply alternatives if there are better ones for the languages of the Gran Chaco
2:30 Abipón, Guaicuruan
9:40 Angaité, Enlhet-Enenlhet (If the orthography is that of Enxet Sur, then it’s something like /anŋaite/
18:05 Ayoreo, Zamucoan
27:07 Bermojo Wichí, Mataguayan, aka Wichí Lhamtes Vejoz
40:03 Chamacoco, Zamucoan. Ishír is preferred, but Chamacoco is fine
45:19 Iyo’wujwa Chorote and Iyojwa’ja Chorote, Mataguayan (The ⟨j⟩ is /x/, rusty on my Chorote phonology, but I think ⟨jw⟩ is /xʷ/, the apostrophes are preglottalized here
1:01:49 Enlhet Norte, Enlhet-Enenlhet (Something like /enɬet/)
1:01:55 Enxet Sur, Enlhet-Enenlhet. (/eːnɬet/,)
1:11:15 One of these is for Kaskihá, Enlhet-Enenelhet. Not sure why Guana is still used
1:26:07 Kadiwéu, Guaicuruan
1:49:10 Lule, Lule-Vilela (not extinct despite how commonly it’s said, just very endangered)
1:51:22 Maká, Mataguayan.
2:06:03 Mocoví, Guaicuruan
2:18:26 Nivaclé :), Mataguayan. /niβak͡le/
2:28:04 Pilagá, Guaicuruan
2:28:05 Pilcomayo Wichí, Mataguayan
2:38:04 Sanapaná, Enlhet-Enenlhet
2:53:33 Toga-Qom, Guaicuruan
2:53:34 Toba-Maskoy, Enlhet-Enenlhet
2:59:43 Vilela, Lule-Vilela
3:02:49 Weenhayek, Mataguayan. It’s a Wichí language in the Mataguayan family, also known as Wichí Lhamtes Noctén
A Grammar of Enxet Sur gives /aŋkajte/ for Angaité, so the orthography is different
greatest achievement since Michael Stevens recited prime numbers for 3 hours.
You know, I would be guilty of it myself but I couldn't stop a little giggle when you pronounced Apache's as a slight schwa, and when Arapaho was stressed on the 3rd and not the 2nd syllable. But you were in the moment and on a roll, so I will not give you much grief about it. Still only at "ara-" but I will keep watching. :)
32:20 BOSNIAN MENTIONED 🔥🔥🔥
Phenomenal work! Huge props! You read so fast too
Aborigines actually is correct, /æbɔɹɪdʒəniːz/, plural of aborigine, synonym of aboriginal 16:39
1:49 « no one is going to make it to the end » well now i HAVE to >:/
*EVERYONE IS HERE!*
(smash bros intro playes)
2:48:24 TAMIL MENTIONED 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣
28:50 In Bicol Region ( The region which speaks this language family )
There are towns , cities , congressional districts and even Barangays that have different variants , accents , intonations .
Even neighboring towns can't understand each other such as the case in Daraga and Legazpi City where Daraga speaks West Albay Bikol while Legazpi speaks Central Bikol .
POV; You're just waiting for your language
2:31:34 PUREPECHA MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 (my native language along side with Spanish)
"Oh, so you're a linguist?"
"Yeah.."
"Name every language"
Well, so there aren't still some extinct languages or these considered as dialects. Eg there're Prussian and Polabian but aren't Gothic and Sumerian
I speak Adele, An4l and Ali and you pronounced them perfectly.
2:49:40 Tarifit mentioned (Father's side native language)
Me too, but my mother's side
@@Tafrara-idiryou guys should get married
Is this what "michael says prime numbers for 3 hours" grew up to do
2:06:33 MOLDOVA SIGN LANGUAGE 🗣🗣🗣🗣🇲🇩 🇲🇩 🇲🇩
Never saw you use your mascot before.
33:02 Libras mentioned
2:35:20 My neurospicy radar was screaming
2:48:24 TAMIL MENTIONED DRAVIDIAN LANGUAGES WWWW
2:42:23 🗣🗣SILESIAN MENTIONED 🗣🗣
44:59 chong mentioned!!! my relatives live in chanthaburi and thats the indigenous language there
2:29:17 - Plautdietsch!
Auslan is the Australian sign language that isn't for Aboriginal people. It apparently stands for AUstralian Sign LANguage. Only Australia would come up with a shortening so incomprehensible to non Aussies.
2:30:41 Portuguese
Portuguese 🇵🇹
1:02:42
As an Estonian who has poked around these categorizations a bit, my understanding is that there is the macrolanguage of "Estonian" which comprises Standard Estonian and a dialect called Võro. As for why not just label Võro as "Estonian, Võro" instead of its own thing, unsure, but possibly because it feels weird to label Võro as "just another version of Estonian", and the reason why they appear in the Estonian macrolanguage is that when the first ISO standards came out, they just lumped it all together. So that's why it looks like there is just Standard Estonian and nothing else: the other one is on the other end of the list :P
i'm one hour in rn and it's honestly kinda exhausting to listen to after a point lol
28:19 Bikol mentioned 🦅🦅🦅🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋🐃🐃🐃🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
2:51:02 Telugu తెలుగు 😊
22:09 BANJAR MENTIONED!!!!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Now try to say one sentence in every language.
I'm not sure will he survive. Deam IDK will we survive watching it.
12:57 ARCHI MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️ (probably, the most hardest language in the world).
35:07 Jiongnai, Wunai, and Younuo are not Bunu languages but totally separate languages in different branches. Only Bu-Nu and its other sister languages that was not included in the list are considered Bunu languages. I guess it's a bit outdated. Also, these name are just Chinese approximated name for the native languages like Kiong Nai, Hm-Nai, and Yuno respectively. All of these languages are Hmong-Mien languages (or Miao-Yao).
As a Bhutanese, the list missed a languages from the east bodish branch, namely Kurtöp(kha)
(which somewhat hurts since it’s a native tongue for some of my family members)
other then that, your pronunciation for most other languages in Bhutan was not “bad”.
1:51:28 Makasar mentioned
Bro I am going to have to sub.
Oh well, what an endeavor! xD
Thanks!
16:51 yes Australia does have its own sign language. It’s called Auslan and you just read it (and mispronounced it 10 seconds ago).
He really named every language… HE REALLY DID IT
I remember Lingo posting a community post that read “y’all hate it when I talk about Spanish, huh?”
Bro really pulled up with every other language as a flex coming off that.
1:38:12 KSL mentioned!!!!!
oh boy i can’t wait to watch this for 3 hours!
1:18:47 ibatan mentioned 😼
1:22:38 ivatan mentioned 😸
25:45 yay bengali mentioned
1:53:37 MALAYALAM MENTIONED 🔥🔥🔥💯💯🔥🗣🗣
2:17:53 ㅂㅈㅂ
My man had a goal and he reach it
2:06:53 MONGOL MENTIONED!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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16:34 Auslan is the name for Australian sign language, I can see the confusion.
1:32 - I have been personally challenged...
2:27:07 pretty surprised and dissapointed that Penobscot isn't here. that's genuinely an "Ethnologue, get on it!" moment.
Edit: just checked to see if it was merged with Passamaquoddy-Maliseet for some reason, and even Passamaquoddy-Maliseet isn't listed! surely that's a mistake on LingoLizard's part, there's no way Ethnologue doesn't list it.(either that or its listed under some other name somewhere (just checked and it isn't listed as Maliseet-Passamaquoddy either))
Ethnologue has it as Malecite-Passamaquoddy which is in the video, and Penobscot as a dialect of Eastern Abeneki
Also found the rest of the Wichí languages
this is very underated
New conlanging idea, go to a random timestamp in this video and pick the first name you hear to use to base your conlang on.
1:53:37 MALAYALAM MENTIONED!! 🔥🔥🗣
17:15 when pacman speaks slowly
34:40 Bulungan 🔥🔥🔥
2:24 ABENAKI MENTIONED 🔥🔥🔥🔥
17:00 "Does Australian not have its own Sign Language?"
Apparently, it's called 'Auslan'
Deno is actually spoken in Nigeria!
“No one is going to make it to the end”
no
1:53:36 Malayalam
1:03:40 There's my people! The Farefare!
2:30:43 That's a casino hotel in the state I live in.
Sanest linguist spotted
I just stumbled upon this video and wanted to look if my local language was listed, Plattdeutsch aka Low German. At first I thought it wasn't there, I saw neither Low German nor German, Low. But then I decided to actually look for Plattdeutsch. Now I can't tell if "Plautdietsch" is supposed to be Plattdeutsch but hilariously butchered, or another thing entirely 😂
Wikipedia & glottolog say it’s a variety of East low German
Lovely
_Oh, so you're a linguist? Name every language._
This guy:
3:31 ADYGHE MENTIONED
"Hey, Babar,.. What language do you speak?"
Babar-a: "Me? Ba..raba..baba.. ra..ba"
Good one. Somehow made me laugh this language's name.
35:32 YAY MY NATIVE LANGUAGE. I actually used to dislike it when I was a kid because I thought why should I lern it if most people here speak Russian anyway, but our teacher changed and I like lessons with the new one whey more. Also I did know that they speak Buriat in China, but I didn't know That they're dialect is different.
The content we deserved 😂
24:06 BATAK MENTIONED!!!!!!!!
No sweat, buddy. Once you learn to pronounce the languages in question, you have a remaster.
24:14 shout-out to the whole karo regency (I'm Batak karo) 🔥🗣️🔥🔥
1:41:32 Kurdish❤
“Will you date me? Blink if yes! Recite every language in the world if no!”
13:17 ARMENIAN MENTIONED 🎉🎉🎉
Yes, they forgot to wrtie eastern, I'm agree.
Eastern was probably just Armenian
Deno is in Africa!
Auslan is the Australian Sign Language
2:48 gd, nice
DUDE I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT THAT AND THEN I SAW YOUR COMMENT LOL
2:30:30 port sandwich 🥪 is the best language in the world
You missed Yakunytjatjarra 😭
What was the first language you recognised from this list? Mine was Abkhaz.
Abenaki, it’s nearby, besides that Abipón because it’s in a family I’m interested in
Abaza
28:19 is my native language.
33:03 BRASIL MENCIONADO 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷💥💥💥💥
1:12:07 gun
1:05:39 fur
28:34 My native language :33
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