Asian Languages Comparison 2
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Are you Asian or European?
Russian : YES
Russia is Asia and Europa
Russian: *Блять*
Turkey .
@@UA-cam_Is_Sick that’s a bad word :Ъ
Blyat
Russian Kazakh Turks Azerbaijanis Georgians and cypressians: yes
Europen Language: Turkish go prrr
Asian Language: Turkish go prrr
Turkish is west asian
@@amanwithastrawhat4643 east europen at the same time
@@jiacerise2112 we call this a middle eastern
@@lillard3932 I know boomer
They’re both ig 👁👄👁lmFaooO
The Hindi example isn't accurate, you're referring to Hinglish. Pure Hindi is rarely spoken these days though...
Nor is the Urdu one
@@MultiRock888 hmm
The British would be happy to hear that
@@budisoemantri2303 Colonisation : Successful
@@budisoemantri2303 Not really, tbh English is derived from many Indian languages..there are tons of words that are taken from Indian languages in the Oxford Dictionary..and yeah America speaks English are the British happy by that?..well the oldest language is Sanskrit so someway or the other all the other languages must have taken something from it..and yeah I guess presentation is a tough English word to convert in some languages...and it's not that we don't know,it's just that we don't use it..we still write Hindi exams for which you need to use pure Hindi..but Indians are really good at English .nothing bad in being a trilingual..
It all sounds magical to me who is east asian
me!
I am south "east" asia
I'm Indonesian :0
@@JK-cu2zg samaa aku nyasar disini 😂
@@chiaamaura18 Indonesian
As a turkish person, the speaking example is slowed down to be easier for learners! The actual language is much more faster.
Same for Arabic it sounded like a robot.
Same for all languages as well
@touka98 I think we should keep english even in replies, as it seems that the channel owner does not speak turkish, nor most of the views-misunderstandings could happen.
Bence yanıt/yorumlarda bile inglizce kalalım, kanalın sahibi ve çoğu izleyici türkçe konuşmuyorsa benziyor, yanlış anlaşılma/görülme olabilir
agreed :/ it sounds so dull
Same for hindi language they speake verry slowly but we Indians speaks hindi faster
Hindi and Urdu the only difference is just their script.
nah man i didn't understand Hindi very well the words like prastati( i guess) i don't know what it means.
@@606otaku6 prastuti means "to show", " To describe ". Urdu and hindi are similar but not Same, vocabulary changes.
@@anishaganguly1440 oh i understand now! yes i agree Urdu and Hindi words sound similar but aren't same.
Yup. Both are derivatives of hindustani lingua franca. One more influenced by sanskrit, one by parsi.
And a bit of vocabulary too
0:25 I don't know about other languages but as a Hindi speaker I would say that we generally speak fast , this sounds like someone is reading something from a book and not actually conversing. I think it is for bigners We generally speak the language faster
It is the same for other languages
And she also said "hai" like there's a 'purn viram' at end
*beginners
its computer generated audio thATS WHY IT IS slow
Yes !
Hebrew 🇮🇱
Arabic 🇦🇪
Hindi 🇮🇳
Persian 🇮🇷
Turkish 🇹🇷
Urdu 🇵🇰
Russian 🇷🇺
I will come back 10 years when this video becomes recommended
ok lmao gl
lol
They all sound so satisfying as a person from Eastern Asia
Why are all their voices so soft and soothing.??
I love how russian and turkish sounds...
Ty!
Tysm ! Teşekkürler
It's because those languages aren't as gutteral as the others.
Slavic languages aren't really Asian, tho
The only Slavic language there is mentioned in the video is Russian, and it's both Slavic and Asian since Russia is big enough to be considered to be in Asia and Europe
It's part of the Slavic language family but it's the only Eurasian language
@@nero7469 ya
Christian Vargas Also Russian is a co-official language in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
@@user-ym4us7rp9p oh cool
I’m so happy they have Persian it makes me feel so special because I finally feel recognized. Y’all have no idea how much this means to me even though I’m not Persian (I’m afghan) but it’s really close and I speak Pashto (I’m central Asian) and it meant a lot 😁☺️
@@Glitzerfairy ooh yes! afghan people! I’m from Kandahar lol
omg same lol i speak the dari variation but it was still nice 😊
Love afghans from Iran❤
@@aryanm2600 omg love u guys too !!
omg same i'm tajiki afghan from kabul lol but this speech sounded so robotic i could barely make out what she was saying
I can understand hindi and urdu cuz they are pretty much the same
Hindi was using a lot of English words!, There are hindi words for it!!
Do you use Hindi word for 'sales' while speaking in Hindi?
Same goes for urdu
@jiminie's booty and for meeting??
@@junghoseok9723 "baithak or sabbha" i.e. बैठक या सभा
@@charmshipper3500 sabha and bhaitak mean social conference and catching up. If its a business meeting, milaap or sammelan could be used. Do you use it daily? That's why meeting is better.
persian sounds like arabian tries speak mandarin lol
It sounded to me more like a Middle Eastern version of Korean.
haha, you're not the only one
It more sounds like Kashmiri and Hindi
Lmao😂😂😂
Dude
Could you do all the Indian Languages? Like Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil, Konkani, etc. It might take some time cause there are 22 official languages. 😅 (It's just a suggestion.) 😊
Konkani ?? Lol Konkani speakers are atleast can be 1 crore , Telugu is the third most spoken language of India,
It just an opinion bruh chill and thus he or she added etc * no offense *
@ஶ்ரீௐ Foreigners judge India only from the perspective of Northern India. What else can you expect?
@༼ཆ༽ That's exactly how I feel. The central government wants everyone to think India is just Hindi. They want to hide Tamil and other languages as they want Hindi to be dominant.
@༼ཆ༽ at least to people in india, the main south indian language they can think of is tamil 💀 as a kannadiga even people living here don’t know much kannada
They are talking about a man who is preparing for his meeting....Lol
A man gives a report on the sales of his company at a meeting. Which graphs does he use to illustrate/show his presentation?
See, it's random and the speaker is just an Egyptian woman who speaks Arabic
The hindi voice is actually very similar with my sanskrit teacher's voice
it’s because they use the same devanagri script!
@@BhavnaM that’s really stupid
@@JohnnyJacobGO hindi got the devanagari script from sanskrit
These videos are so interesting, it's always nice to see the difference between all of these languages and to decide which one is most beautiful! 😊
"A man is presenting in a meeting about his company sales. He is using which two diagrams/charts for his presentation?" I think that's somewhat the translation of what they're speaking- at least for Hindi(India)
PS: Hindi is just one of the many languages spoken in India. The language changes from region to region here. :)
Russian : Wait, I'm not supposed to be here. Im europeee, blyat!
Well, 77% russia is in Asia, so....
@@worldpeace3746 Russian language and culture are indigenous only to Europe.
@@nimkati5627 Egypt's language and culture is also similar with arab countries, and it's some land is also in Asia, but it doesn't mean that Egypt considered as asian country.
See, continents are divided by tectonic plates, not by culture, language, population or else.
So, since russia's 77% land is in Asia, it's considered as asian country.
@@worldpeace3746 Going by that logic, Denmark should be considered an American country.
Russia emerged in Europe, its political centers are in Europe, it is part of the Judeo-Christian European civilization, most of its population lives in Europe. Russia owns 1/3 of Europe, after all. European continent is more Russian than French or German.
Russians who live in Asia clearly differentiate themselves from Asians and see themselves as Europeans.
Asian part of Russia is basically a colony of a European power.
The fact that 77% of its territories are in Asia makes it '77% Asian' (not simply 'Asian') and only in terms of geography.
@@nimkati5627 ya, I know it's political center, mostly population and capital Moscow is in Europe, and people of asin russia is not seeing themselves as Asians,
But ya, as I told before even just geography Makes russia, Asia somehow, it makes sense in term of continental geology.
But I think we both are wrong though, because russia is trans continental country like turkey and Egypt.
So, I think they can freely be either part of any continent or could be of both, or whatever.
And ya, it's totally true, that in terms of peoples favor or population or culture or capital and race etc, russia is always Europe.
Arabic and Hebrew almost sound the same.
Persian is cute but sound like someone repressing the tounge.
Hindi and urdu also sound the same.
Turkish sounds the most different with lot of shh sound.
Russian sounds like someone saying z in all of their words.
Hindu and Urdu sound the same because spoken language wise, they're pretty much the same. Hindi and Urdu are mutually intelligible. Although the written language may not be the same, the spoken language is almost the same. A Hindi and Urdu speaker can talk to each other in their own respective languages and they won't have trouble understanding each other at all
The Hebrew and Arabic sounded much, much more different from each other than I expected. I don’t think they sound almost the same at all, personally
I didn't understood a single thing in Arabic, but in Hebrew was another story. And I didn't speak Hebrew that much
@@andoreh
The Arabic one was talking about some company sales.
I think hebrew is arabic with french accents😂
After watching both videos I think Korean and Turkish sound the best, but I honestly found all the languages fascinating in one way or another.
I'm Turkish and it makes me really happy when someone likes my language. But that's not how we actually speak tho. We speak way faster
@@kubrasofuoglu6170 same haha
Why Arabic sound so aesthetic 😭👍❤️
Hi I speak Arabic do you ❤️?
@@byeolpyu4103 I am Arabian and I also surely speak Arabic
sounds sht
Tau arti aesthetic ga sih?
@UClUvn7mG72r0ssS5Grm5oBQ you sound like a bitch
In Urdu they used English words like company, meeting, presentation, charts because there are no Urdu words for them (or maybe there are but many Pakistanis don't know them) so we speak mixed language (English + Urdu) not pure Urdu.
Does any Pakistani know the translation of presentation, meeting, charts, company in Urdu? 😁
Armyyyy💜 I'm from Pakistan too 💜
@@TotallyPizza hey💜
I know Sanskrit Loan words
Presentation - Upaharan
Meeting -- Abheeka
Company -- Sanstha
It kind of annoys me that alot of Pakistanis in the cities in urban areas and in the media speak a mix of Urdu and English. That is the main reason why I don't speak Urdu.
@@NisarKhan-jm1uh true.
Hindi isn't completely hindi!! It's hinglish
I hate the indo European theory btw... IK some bangeli speakers personally never did I once hear an English like word
Hindi is not a pure language first !!
my favorite : hindi, turkish, russian (from korea)
You should create India exclusive video.
India has many languages.
Yes, India means not only Hindi, India has 22 official languages, meanwhile Hindi is only spoken in Northern & Central parts of India...
Yen ne Tamil pathi sollikalamla
lol, papuan new guinea and indonesia has more than 750 languages
@@mersmers9987 Yeah, but on scale of feasibility and active speaker population.
These Indian languages are important.
Check out the speaker population of Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Marathi.
Many of those easily surpass European languages. On basis of the top 20 spoken languages globally, Tamil ranks 18th.
@@pragatheeseswaran7023 maybe yaa, beacuse population.
I'm a Persian speaker but I like Turkish and Urdu too
Persian ? Like Persian cat?
@@zenitsuagatsumanezukochann8502 lmao
Translation:
A man is presenting for his sales company. Which 2 shapes is he using for his presentation?
Ehhhhh???!!!!! Uhhh??!!!!!
Really???!!!
You didn't get another sentence
Atleast I am right from the hindi part.
Wtf, russian is slavic, it's neither european nor asian. It's kinda surprising to see ppl don't know the basics (rn I'm talking about the author of the video and the people in comments who consider russian as an european language)
Wow Turkish is sounds so good, I like it..
As a native Turkish speaker this makes me really happy
Я, конечно, дико извиняюсь, но с каких пор РУССКИЙ стал азиатским языком? 😥
@No One стоп-стоп. Россия - это Азия?
@No One ну, наверное, тогда русский будет европейским языком, если судить так.
@No One То что Россия простирается до тихого океана не делает русский язык азиатским. Русский - это язык славянской семьи языков. Эта семья европейская, а значит русский язык тоже.
@No One Ахах. Большинство носителей русского живут в европейской части России, перечитай мое сообщение. С таким же успехом ты можешь сказать, что казахский это европейский язык, часть Казахстана же находится в Европе.
@No One Треть населения страны делает русский язык азиатским? Смешно. Но это не отменяет того факта, что две трети русскоговорящих живут в Европе, все родственники русского языка находятся также в Европе. Тезис про Среднюю Азию совсем дурацкий, ибо там 100 миллионов людей, которые говорят на русском как на втором языке, они не носители если что. С таким же успехом я могу назвать английский язык африканским. Да и по-моему ты в начале говорил, что все зависит от географии, а сейчас уже опираешься на население :).
Now I understand why persi speakers speak Korean fluently and perfect sounds. Wow
I never learn and hear about persi but i definitely think there are very similar phonetic system
Really?because I’m Persian and listening to Korean i felt so many things were familiar and i thought i was delusional lol
@@sufisuf1975 I thought it’s similar how we Persian say joon and they have it as a name in Korea hahah
Well when a nation has had good relationships with another nation for more than a thousand years such a thing tends to happen
Im from Azerbaijan i easily understood turkish
As a Hindi speaker, I knew the only other language I could somewhat understand out of these was Urdu. Even though I didn't know the meaning of two words I got the message easily.
It's fascinating how we can mostly understand each other when speaking but when written the two languages are completely different and unintelligible to each other.
Urdu is just corrupted Hindi with lots of Persian and Arabic loanwords, that is why you are able to understand it to such degree.
As a Turkish person this made me so happy because we are mostly in Asia, we have only 4-5 cities in Europe and we have 81 cities at all.
So we have so small part in Europe.
Im turkish too and it annoys me so much when people say that turkey is not in asia. Literally the only european part of turkey is Istanbul. Turkic people originate from asia. There’s so many central turkic countries, it pisses me off when Turkey is not seen as part of asia. Videos like these make me happy lol
@@hypercumstone44 couldn't have said it better. I don't think ppl understand just how much we're offended when someone calls us an European instead of an Asian
Although there probably live more people on the european side than people in some european countries. More than 10 million turks (data from 2012) live on the european side, thats more than countries like sweden, hungary, portugal, greece, austria and the many little countries. Plus big parts of Europe were part of the Ottoman Empire for many centuries + during the ottoman period many european/balkan people migrated into Turkey, hence there are people with albanian, bulgarian, greek and other balkan ancestry.
So its not completely wrong to consider Turkey as european in a historical and geographical sense. As a language turkish is definetly an asian language though.
Best description for Turkey is Eurosian. Both asian and european. Kinda hard and also irrational to say that Turkey is purely a european country or purely a asian country. If you had parents from different countries, you'd not only identify with only one side.
@@sn0wfa11s 90% of Turkish people I have seen have tried to say they are European.
@@hypercumstone44 evet! They always say that we are only European! Just because some turks dont have the stereotypical eyes that Americans know. So rude.
Arabic and hebrew are hami-semitic languages .Russian is a slavic language in indo European languages family.Persian is also in indo european language.Turkish is a Altaic language .actually altaic languages theory isn't accepted some scientist because they think altaic languages theory include Turkic languages ,mongolian ,korean,japanese,tunguz sumerian but they think they are too different each others.this is true maybe.these languages all are too old original languages even they are old as Latin or old Germanic languages modern English is a Germanic language in indo european language family.
It's amazing how similar Hindi and Urdu are despite having totally different writing systems and ancestoral languages
I like how calm and composed the Indian one sounds….It’s all very nice, *until you try and cut someone at a signal*
Hindi and Urdu both are closely related languages and have many common words and some words of one usually used in the other language.... It's because they both are derived from Prakrit which ultimately derived from Sanskrit
I speak Hindi and I understand urdu
Although urdu is shown with Pakistani flag but it's an Indian language which was made to be used by Mughal army.A mix of mostly Persian and some sanskrit words. Pakistani languages are punjabi,balochi and sindhi. But there government decided to make urdu official language because they consider they think it is "language for muslims" lol
Turki dan Russia anda adalah dua negara besar diantara dua benua ,sangat menakjubkan
Anda selalu mendapat hati dari Indonesia 🇮🇩❤️🇷🇺❤️🇹🇷
Indonesia juga dua benua, Asia dan Oseania
Aww thank you so much!! We love your country too! Love from Turkiye❤
@@FrlAlajamyBenua adalah sebuah daratan luas yang membentang, sebelum bumi mempunyai berbagai benua, hanya ada satu daratan benua yaitu pangea. anda bilang oceania adalah benua, sekolah apa yang mengajarkan kumpulan pulau kecil dan atol adalah benua?
@@yanphayomkairo6372 kalau dalam perspektif geografi memang begitu, namun kalau dalam perspektif geopolitik ya beda, kalau menurut logikamu berarti Indonesia bukan bagian dari benua manapun
@@yanphayomkairo6372 kalau dalam perspektif geopolitik, Oseania adalah benua yg mainland-nya adalah daratan Australia, dan ini juga berlaku di semua benua, pulau2 yg masih tergabung dalam satu kawasan/ lempeng benua itu ya artinya pulau itu adalah bagian dari benua utamanya
Is Russian an Asian language? I’m pretty sure it’s european actually. Not Asian.
Edit: Lemme just tell y’all this, English is considered more of an Asian language then Russian would be as it is spoken by more people in Asia then Russian is as English is spoken by over 1 billion people as their second language, but I doubt any of you would is English is an Asian language. Just because Russian is spoken in parts of Asia does not make it an Asian language.
Omggg Russia Is a part of asia
It's Eurasian I think
@@quokka5330 it many be in apart of Asia but why would that make it an Asian language? Just because the language is in a part of Asia does not make it an Asian language. That is like saying English is an American language because it is in the America’s
@@hopelesshaddy3332 it is, definitely, more Eurasian then Asian. I mean, if Russian is considered Asian, would that mean the Slavic language family are Asian? No. So if they are not Asian languages, then why would russian be considered an Asian language? Just because of geography? That is dumb. Afrikaans is a germanic language but it is in Africa. You do not hear anyone say Afrikaans is African because it is in Africa so why do people call Russian Asian if they would not call Afrikaans an African language?
If a country is in asia.. without any doubt it will be considered in all aspects of asia and in certain classifications.. from my pov :3
Persian and Arabic are so beautiful
للغة العربية نكهة لا يعرفها الا من يتقنها 😇
Arabic❤️
أنت فعليا مُحِق👍🏻
I can read what your saying but not understand it 😭
@@efflorescentcrystal
This is what he said:
"The Arabic language is a flavor that only those who master it know😇"
@@openspace10141 OMG TYSM 😭😭🌺😌
As soon as hindi came on I was dancing
LoL
why?
i know its ajoke but i dont get it
@@is5714 no joke. Indian music and Hindi language just makes one want to imitate the dance moves you see on TV. If you ever go to a punjabi or Gujarati wedding you will understand
@@is5714 thats a terrible analogy and is not at all the same as what I have written
i love russian, it's my favorite language. l always wanna learn but the grammar is so difficult lol ㅠㅠ
So true :) It's that complicated so even russians themselves don't know how to use it properly.
@@ladyyin3293 That's true. For example, "-тся/-ться" (-tsya/-t'sya). These two combinations sound the same, so it's easy to make a mistake here.
@@ladyyin3293 hahahaha, Hello! As russian I can say that it's really true!) At school we learn all these complicated grammar rules and so on, but it's pretty difficult not to make mistakes while speaking in daily life!) And it's easy to forget them because not all these constructions are used in real life, as there is so much people (russian people!) who uses it incorrectly, and while speaking with them you start to repeat their mistakes subconsciously😱😱😱🤣🤣🤣 so yeah, that's it.)))))
I really admire people who decided to learn russian, you are so smart and brave guys, I wish you luck and patience!! AND OF COURSE THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR LEARNING THIS LANGUAGE❤️❤️❤️ we really appreciate it !!!!!!! 💜💕💕🌸✨🤞
@@TinTinych25 The most common mistake I notice is writing the letter A in place of O, because in Russian the unstressed O is pronounced exactly like A and many people write it as they hear it.
Many people do not know how to spell such everyday words as “типа”, “в смысле”. Тhey say “ихний, егошний” instead of “их, его”. Тhey do not see the difference between “надеть” and “одеть”, “выйти замуж” and “пожениться”, and etc.
I’m generally silent about how many mistakes people make with commas...
And the mistake that almost everyone makes is to write “тоже” when you should write “то же”, І hate this mistake. When will people start to differentiate between "тоже" and "то же"?
My top 3
1.Arabic
2.Hebrew
3.Russian and Turkish
same, arabic and Hebrew these two languages sound so magical and unique
Hindi and Urdu are not in the correct form...and where is Bengali the 8th most spoken South Asian language. And you've added here Russian and Turkish.
the Persian one was a little confusing but I could still understand what she said
Lol,I didn't understand when it started and I'm persian
Are you a native Persian speaker?
the arabic one is the formal language, that is never spoken between people. It is only spoken when we are in an arabic class or writing a formal letter, etc.
You have right, We talk our local dialects, But Arabic official language on formal media, talk shows, radio etc...
As a Turkish person we speak faster than the example
The sequel 3 and a half years in the making.
Just decided to to a part 2 😊
Enoshika haha I randomly stumbled upon your first video and noticed you uploaded this one soon after when they are so far apart lol , was just very surprised .
@@Ragewalk Haha no worries, it's indeed weird ^^
@@enoshika7947 how many more years until part 3?😂
@@Rich.3938
Yes.
hindi and urdu ones made me kinda sad.... like most of it was English. sad that we don't speak the full versions of our languages anymore
Such beautiful languages!! ✨❤️❤️❤️
Except Arabic
True
I am Japanese. These all sound the same.
The amount of English in the Urdu sentences....it's kinda like a business jargon maybe. In some Turkish white collar circles there's an English-Turkish mix that is called "Plaza Türkçesi" (fancy office building Turkish)
There are urdu words for the English ones she said in the video like presentation charts and company, but it's very advanced urdu which people don't use anymore, the people who did major in urdu language might know, since our educational curriculum is in English many urdu words are substituted by English words, specifically the terminologies
Honestly it's kinda sad, feels like our language is eroding, if our government would have given more importance to urdu than English this won't have happened, im a first year medical student and it have been 5 years since i properly studied urdu
@@mariamamir7674 same! I hope we all speak pure Urdu. But we speak mixed with English
Yeah. That's one of the reasons why I rarely if ever speak Urdu.
Russian is a European language. It belongs to the Slavic family which is European. Stop trying to make Russia Asiatic.
1:11 "Мужчина выступает на совещании с докладом о продажах компании. Какие 2 графика он использует в своей презентации?"
English letters: "Muzchina vystupaet na soveschanii s dokladom o prodazhakh kompanii. Kakie DVA (2) grafika on ispol'zuet v svoey prezentatsyy?"
Translation: "A man speaks at a meeting with a report on the company's sales. What 2 graphics does he use in his presentation?"
(Translation can be not accurate)
As an Indian I can say that we have left that too shuddha formal hindi long time ago
सही कहा और ये बहुत दुखद भी है
But Russian is slavic language, not asian...
Russian and Turkish is the best
2 years ago my friend told me that learning Hebrew was hard but now the reality is learning Hebrew is fun 😊 (now I can speak Hebrew a little bit)
How good is it now?
I think hebrew is pretty easy to learn considering its not a language that uses the roman alphabet. Ultimately living in a hebrew speaking area will boost ur understanding of it massively
my dad is israeli so i can hold a little conversation and read it but i can’t write it😭
I’m Pakistani, I somewhat know Urdu, Arabic and Turkish, but none of them are my native language-
My native language is Pashto which wasn’t included here- 🥴✊🏽
Justice for Pashtuns
The Russian pronunciation was pretty horrible! And why are you classifying Russian as an Asian language anyway? It is clearly not only Indo-European, but East Slavic, fomed in Europe, extended to Asia only after it had become very stable in its European roots.
Georgian would have been a better example of an Asian language, though not everybody considered Georgia a part of Asia.
Because Russia is also a part of Asia?
All of these languages has a lots of SH sounds except Hindi and Urdu
Hindi and Urdu are both same , only different writting the script, we all can understand each other while communicating.
@@aartisaroya8598 languages are weird. Dialect and language are completely unknown tbh. Urdu and Hindi are considered different languages even if they are intelligent to one another while the different Chinese dialects can’t even be understood by one another
@@aartisaroya8598 i mean your kinda right but also wrong, lots of words in hindi and urdu are driven from another language making them different.
@@efflorescentcrystal is know man Urdu is influenced from Persian ; Hindi is influenced From sanskrit language
@@aartisaroya8598 let me correct , vernacular Hindi and vernacular urdu are same . Both languages in their purest form are completely different
Hebrew : sounds French
Arabic : ع and ر
Hindi&Urdu : is that the same language?
Persian : sounds Hindi with British accent
Turkish : sounds Icelandic with Korean accent
Russian : USSR
Hindi and Urdu are almost same but in Hindi they used words like sambadan, aakhriti and prastiti which as an Urdu speaker I'm not familiar with. But I understand the rest of the sentence. And the script is different for both.
Hindi and Urdu are like 80 percent the same. Urdu just has more Farsi and Arabic loan words while Hindi is more Sanskrit.
i'm turkish and dudeee that's the funniest comparison for turkish that i've ever seen, istg i have no idea how icelandic sounds but you got the korean part right lmfao 😫😫😫 (they're both uyghur languages so that's just normal)
As a native Turkish speaker, it's much more easier for me to pronounce Korean words(love that for me) Btw our grammars are similar in a way too so that's cool
@@sn0wfa11s yes i've watched both turkish and kdramas and their accents are similar!
how is russian an asian language?
wouldn't it be considered european?
well because most of Russia's territory is located in Asia :v
half asia half europe
Bruh, 60% of russia is in asia, also kazakhstan speas russian as a native language!
@@bradtabenov2494 ohhh ok, ty!
@@staratstar :) np
Korean🇰🇷
Japanese🇯🇵
these two languages are really beautiful😍💞
I love you very much
Loves from Turkey
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Agreed
I think Russian should be an European language
I'm still impressed by the language barrier because how did my Spanish speaking mom understand my Urdu speaking dad lmao
I saw the Indian flag and I speak Hindi so I was legally obligated to.
Update: I forgot Hindi
woah was urdu always this similar to hindi?
Yeah the basics are similar but nouns and adjectives in both languages are different
As east Asian, Hebrew sounds like German, Arabic like somw nothern european language. Hindi sounds like southeast Asian languages such as Thai or Vietnamese, and Persian sounds like Spanish.
So interesting to hear these languages.
By the way, with studying modern Hebrew can we still read the Bible ?
@@gianrey2144Hebrew isn’t a modern language, it’s simply been revived, and while Hebrew may have lost many of its Semitic sounds, ancient Hebrew can still mostly be understood by a modern Hebrew speaker. Plus, I don’t get why you think it shouldn’t be in the video when Hebrew originated in the Levant which is in Asia.
@@gianrey2144 Can you provide a source for these conjugations invented by Europeans? It sounds interesting. Also, if what you say is true, it doesn’t necessarily mean that Modern Hebrew is a new language just because of the amount of European influence it has received and change in pronunciation. Not everyone pronounces Hebrew the same way also. From what I’ve heard, Iraqi, Yemenite, & Sephardic Hebrew sound close to what ancient Hebrew would’ve sounded like, but take it with a grain of salt obviously.
@@gianrey2144 I read through some of the references and the Wikipedia article about the revival of the Hebrew language just now. They mostly say how new words & grammar either came from Arabic, Aramaic, Akkadian, or from triconsonantal roots. Of course, there is influence from Yiddish, German, French, and Russian, but barely they make up anything in the language. However, I did learn afterwards that there are many Hebrew speakers that often struggle to understand Biblical Hebrew.
@@gianrey2144 Would you consider English to be made up like modern Hebrew?
@@gianrey2144 I ask that because of how much French & Latin has influenced the English language the same way you say Russian, German, & other European languages influenced modern Hebrew.
The fact that native hindi speaker (now days) can't understand hindi if it is spoken in its purest form
Languages change through time
Russian sounds amazing to me!
Tbh Hebrew sounds so good-
Edit: and also the Russian accent
Ngl I thought Jews and Israelis were gonna sound like those Regis from Pokémon.
Muslims gonna raid your comment
thanks , i speak both russian and hebrew
My favorite was Russian one.
I'm disappointed that i didn't see my language here:( Hindi is is not the ONLY language of india
Where you from then? Which state?
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There’s too many languages in India Hindi is the most well known one.
@@drownedexe.2227 😤 Yep
Sorry to break it to you honey but majority is what known.
Oh man Arabic is just an Egyptian woman who speaks Standard Arabic It's not very accurate because her accent affects the letters
Urdu is written in a Persian?(i think) script. There are also a lot of Arabic, Persian and Turkish words in Urdu than Hindi which is a lot more purely based off of Sanskrit. There are a few English words as well. Thus the two languages are similar but by no means identical. Fun fact Pakistani national anthem is entirely in Persian and it used to be the second language of the people here.
Arabic script NOT Persian
@@yousuf6382Perso-Arabic script to be specific
Turkic
Arabic
Hebrew
Slavic💕
Arabic & hebrew uses a lot of h sh l and w sounds
Persian uses kh guttural sound a lot
While hindi & urdu & turkish used english words. ( i understood company sales charts meeting presentation performance and report)
uP
There are proper hindi words for the above mentioned English words , i don't know why he didn't use that
Hebrew actually does not usually have a /w/ sound; instead we use /v/. But you are right that we have a lot of /ʃ/, /χ/, and /l/ sounds
The hebrew and Arabic are similar because they are the only semitic language on the earth
@@MH1997 Actually Amharic (from Ethiopia), Tingriya (from Eritrea), Aramaic (spoken by the Assyrian people), and Maltese are all also living Semitic languages. But Arabic and Hebrew are certainly the most famous
Im Indian and hindi is my first language
but it was still a little hard to understand what was she saying lol
We dont use those words in general life at all actually I have never said some of those words in my whole life
Btw the hindi used in the video wasnt pure, it was a mixture of hindi and english which is actually ok since in daily life indians often mix up english words
The way you speak Hindi depends on where you live in India for example in North India in like UP and Haryana we speak like pure Hindi (I am a North Indian) like we only mix up 1-2 english words in like 10 lines. Whereas Hindi spoken in metropolitan cities like Mumbai uses very much like more than half english with a little Hindi
I can understand it. Maybe you haven't watched much historical films, dramas or animated shows like Ramayana or arjun the warrior prince. I've watched plenty of them and I can understand.
Haha all of them don't have breaks between the words 😂😂🤯 (except Russian which is quite easy to understand)
I can feel the struggle of people trying to learn Arabic or Hindi...
*Me listening carefully*
My language: *comes*
My brain: never heard this language in my life 💀
ロシアはヨーロッパじゃないのか？
Прикинь, даже с японией граничит по воде.
Turkish sound mature, and russian sound warm and cozy
Urdu somehow sounds like German with like an Austrian accent? Or am I imagining things
@@avid459 Ahhh, makes sense, thanks for explaining!
@@avid459 Not that close, there are just a few cognates.
@@avid459 I know but other than some words, they aren't close. Dutch and German are closer to English.
As a Persian we do not actually speak like that. The way people talk is very calm and Ear-catching but in this video, the voice was as if a person was reading
newspaper like a robot. And we call our language "Farsi" instead of Persian.
Hebrew sounds like German
Hindi sounds like Indonesian
Persian sounds like Korean
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Hebrew sounds like Hebrew
Hindi sounds like Hindi
Persian sounds like Persian
They’re all beautiful 😀
@@gachi1297 indeed they are. Just my observations 🤔
No they arent 😂🙏
Most of Middle eastern languages they use throat voices.
Asian, we use Chest and some use nose voices
Hindi doesn't sounds like Indonesian. Maybe you heard strong pronounciation between both Indonesian and Hindi
Hindi sounds very gentle
that wasn't even hindi it was hinglish
Next time,you should add subtitle so that the viewers can understand and find interesting.
Russian sounds nice! I want to visit Saint Petersburg😍
Im from Piter (Saint-Peterburg)
Me Not understanding any language but persian: "this makes sense to me"
"Sharikat" I heard it in Arabic, Turkish and Persian
It is an Arabic word..Arabic has influenced many languages
I started learning Hebrew a couple months ago for my (very late) Bat Mitzvah. I’ve already got the Shema down, and soon I’ll start to learn my Torah and Haftarah portions! Glad to see it here