🇬🇧 Guys, I apologise for using the map that shows the territories of Ukraine occupied by Russia. At the time of making the video, I just took a random pic from google and was like ok it works. Sorry! Glory to Ukraine! ------------------ 🇺🇦 Друзі, я перепрошую за використання мапи, де окуповані українські території показані як російські. Коли я робив це відео, я просто взяв випадкове зображення з ґуґлу і вирішив, що воно цілком норм. Вибачте! Слава Україні!
You mean native russian territories occupied by ukraine in 1991 and reunited with russia after ukraine started genocide of people on those territories?
I confused myself with Portuguese and Russian yet I guessed Navajo correctly lol. Also I only knew it was Icelandic because they said Iceland mid sentence.
Okay, I'm a native Spanish speaker. I got tipsy and decided to do this. After Japanese, I got dissociated thinking about other things, then I remembered to pay attention when the second person was about to finish speaking. And from the half a second I actually heard, I thought RUSSIAN. I saw the answer and I was flabbergasted. I always heard people say that Portuguese sounds like a Russian trying to speak Spanish but never understood, to me Portuguese was just Portuguese. I can't say I don't get it now hahahaha second time I heard it I understood everything but I had an epiphany hahahaha
Considering it's EU Portuguese though, I wonder if I would have NOT thought it was Russian if it had been Brazilian Portuguese, since I'm much more exposed to it.
Dayum I'm on a roll... got number 5 right, as well as 6 (I'm writing these as I get them, I'm so excited now hahahah), okay I see 3 stars so it can't be Turkish, so Kazakh? .... I got 7 wrong then hahahah I did hear "Iceland" and before the answer I was like "I'm wrong aren't I..." for 8 I have no clue tbh, sounds slavic but it can't be.... welp, still Indo-European LMAO xD, 9 has to be dutch, goddammit.... no longer on a roll, 10... Hindi?? :C not Hindi.... 11, this IS Kazakh right? ok this got too hard hahahahah, 12 everything sounds turkic to me, HOW does NAVAJO sound TURKIC to me?????? damn
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Hungarian, Vietnamese, but after was total lapsus memoriae. Icelandic sounds like Swedish or Danish, Czech like Serbian or Croatian, Tuvan like Kazakh or Uighur, Punjabi like Hindi, Yiddish like one of German dialects, Kurdish like Persian, Navajo like Tibetan. Haha
Dude I guessed a lot like you, the easy ones I got right except for Hungarian. The rest I got really close. For icelandic I guessed Sweden, for Czech I guessed ukrainian because I had no idea, for Yiddish I said it sounds German but not quite German, and so on
The language spoken in anime is actually very unnatural. It's overly styled to make characters stand out and overly emotions. Nobody speaks like this in real life :) It makes Japaness chuckle whenever they hear a foreigner speaking Japanese that they had learnt through anime. The actual Japanese is very monotone. Listen to some Japanese interviews or street polls to get the feeling of it :)
Guessed the Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Hungarian, I have talked to a Czech and I can even understand a big part of the words but I didn't manage to guess it except the language family of course, I guessed the language family of Icelandic and Kurdish too, thought that Yiddish sounds so German but not German
1. Japanese (Correct). I know a little Japanese and it's very easy for me to understand. 2. Russian (Wrong, Portuguese). It looked a lot like Russian to me and that's why I made mistake. 3. Russian (Correct). I just guessed right. 4. A European language (half right 😄, Hungarian). From the tone of their speech, I understood that it was for Europe, but I didn't understand which language it was. 5. Thai (Wrong, Vietnamese). The tone of speaking of Southeast Asian countries is very similar. 5. A European language (half right, Czech). From the tone of their speech, I understood that it was for Europe, but I didn't understand which language it was. 6. Nothing (Wrong, Icelandic). I couldn't recognize it at all. 7. Kurdish (Correct). I'm from Iran and many of my compatriots are Kurds. That's why I recognized it easily. 8. Hebrew (Wrong, Yiddish). I know that these two languages aren't directly related to each other, but they seem to be a little similar. 9. Hindi or Urdu (Wrong, Punjabi). They are very similar. 10. Turkey's Turkish (Half right, Tuvan). It's a language of the Turkic language family, but it's not a well-known language. Just from it tone and words, I thought it was Turkey's Turkish. 11. A Native American language (Half right). I had previously seen some videos about Native American languages, so I understood that this language belongs there, but I didn't know which language it is.
My guesses (12/6): 01 Japanse - correct 02 Portugal - correct (sounds like Russian but with some Spanish-like words) 03 Russian - correct (sounds like Russian but without any Spanish-like words) 04 Hungarian - correct (my mothertongue) 05 Vietnamise - correct (sounds like ding-dong-king-kong) 06 Ukrainian - incorrect (I caught the word 'ukraine') 07 Icelandic - correct (Beacuse of the 3 stars I was also thinking of Faroese) 08 Afghan? - incorrect (I caught the word 'talabani') 09 Dutch - incorrect (a lot of German words but clearly not German) 10 Hindi - incorrect (I knew it was an Indian language) 11 ??? 12 ???
@@Anaa38of course it doesn't for you, because you are native speaker. I'm russian native speaker and can say the same, but i understand why other people think that way. For me, Portuguese sounded like some east European language, maybe romanian
@@rakhatthenut3815 I don’t think so. The only similiar language I see is spanish because of the many words that are the same. And there are some similarities with italian. But again the pronunciotion especially of italian is very different.
@@rakhatthenut3815I as a native Romanian speaker was confused when I heard Portuguese it sounded like Romanian from the pronunciation but none of the words I could recognize so I also said Russian
My home town has some of the most Navajo speakers in the US, so I got that one right, but it is a struggling language because the young people aren’t learning it and the old people who speak it are dying.
I got Japanese immediately, then Portuguese, I had some doubts about Russian being either Russian or Ukrainian but still got it right, got Vietnamese, Punjabi cause that's my own language, Icelandic cause the newscaster said the word "Iceland" Others were so not mainstream languages that I never would've guessed, also I confused Yiddish with High German 😂
okay, so here's my attempt (SPOILER WARNING): 1. japanese (CORRECT) - it's just sooo recognizable, there was no way it was something else 2. polish (WRONG - portuguese) - idk the way the reporter said certain constonants sorta reminded me of that 3. russian (CORRECT) - also pretty recognizable 4. hungarian (CORRECT) - guessed it INSTANTLY cuz I'm a native lol 5. thai (WRONG - vietnamese) - basically it was a 50/50 between thai and vietnamese, should've went with my gut feeling 6. czech (CORRECT) - we were definitely in the central european area, and it didn't sounded like polish, so it was either czech or slovakian, but mid-sentence I've just heard "ano" and "dobry den" and I was like "yup, czech for sure!" 7. icelandic (CORRECT) - gotta admit the first reason I've guessed that is because I've heard "icelandic lava" lol, but in my defense, it also sounded like if you were to mix norwegian and celtic together 8. yoruba (WRONG - kurdish) - i was way off... 9. yiddish (CORRECT) - it absolutely sounded like old german with a jewish accent, so it had to be that 10. urdu (WRONG - punjabi) - we were definitely on the hindustani area with this one... but there are a lot of languages in that area, and it wasn't hindi for sure cuz it would've been too obvious, well... it wasn't hindi, or urdu 11. armenian (WRONG - tuvan) - I really heard some russian and some turkic influence in it so I was like "somewhere in the caucasus" 12. ainu (WRONG - navajo) - That one was really hard for me, and I've really had no idea what it could've been
You don't speak Japanese if you love Nickelback and fucking Lincoln park, you're just a weaboo who "loves" Japanese culture and wishes he spoke Japanese.
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Icelandic, Kurdish, Yiddish, and Navajo. I knew Punjabi was South Asian but guessed Rajasthani when the guy mentioned Rajasthan. I also knew Tuvan was Turkic but ended up guessing Uighur. Funny enough I got Hungarian way wrong. I guessed it was a weird Armenian dialect or a member of one of the Caucasian language families lol
i got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Icelandic, Kurdish, Yiddish, Punjabi right -I speak Persian, Swedish, English and a little French +learning italian
1. Japanese (Guess correctly because I studied Japanese in high school) 2. Portuguese (Brazilian Portuguese distracted me a bit but when it said 'tres dias' I'm almost certain that it is Portuguese from the Europe) 3. Russian (Correct. No doubt it's Russian) 4. Blank (I have no idea as to where this language from but certainly has Europe vibe in it) 5. Vietnamese (Almost guessing Thai but its 'tong-tong' kind of rhyme suggest me that it's Vietnamese) 6. Certainly a Slavic language but wasn't sure so I go for Ukrainian 7. Icelandic (I guessed a Germanic vibe in it but wasn't sure until it said 'Icelandic', so I go for Icelandic) 8. It has Central Asian or Middle-eastern vibe but wasn't sure 9. Guessing Flemmish or Frisian language but I was wrong again 10. I'm almost certain that it's one of the language in India and I'm sure it's not Hindi and I go for Urdu but I was wrong 11. Just guessing that it's has mixed of Turkic and Slavic vibe in it but wasn't sure what language is spoken 12. I'm guessing either African language or Native American language and I go for the latter
My guesses: 1. Japanese 2. Portuguese 3. Russian 4. Czech (x) 5. Vietnamese 6. Turkmen (x) 7. Icelandic (because they said iceland) 8. Azerbaijani (x) 9. Guessed some sort of Dutch-German dialect (x) 10. Some indian language (x) 11. Some eastern Russian language (x) (close enough) 12. No idea
I guessed: Japanese (I've watched enough anime to recognize it) Portuguese (It's my mother tongue) Russian (I'm not fluent, but I've heard russian in movies)
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Czech, Icelandic. I didn't guess right Yiddish but I knew it was a language from the German family. Also I hadn't heard about Tuvan but when I heard it I was like "It sounds like Turkish but it's not". (I have been learning Turkish for years, so I know.) But at least I knew it was a part of the Turkic family. I'm ashamed I didn't recognize Hungarian. I love this language. 😔
My guesses: 1. Japanese 2. Russian --> How on earth did I think Portuguese was Russian 😂😭 3. Russian 4. Finnish --> At least I guessed a Uralic language 5. Thai --> I guessed Mandarin, Thai, and Vietnamese, but settled on Thai 6. Ukrainian --> I knew it was a Slavic language, just didn't know which one 7. Icelandic 8. I can't remember what I guessed, but at one point I think I considered Turkish 😂 --> At least my guess for Turkish was from around the right region of the world 9. Yiddish 10. Punjabi --> Also was thinking maybe Hindi or Bengali, but decided on the right language 11. Kazakh --> I initially thought maybe a Siberian language since I know there are Turkic Siberian people groups, but decided against them choosing two languages spoken in Russia, so I decided it had to be some other Turkic language. 12. Indigenous Australian language --> I guessed either an Indigenous American language or an Indigenous Australian language of some sort, but decided on an Indigenous Australian language
I missed Czech (I knew it was west Slavic but I said Slovakian), Kurdish (Again, same area...I said Dari) and Tuvan (just had no idea). Great stuff mate!
Okay here we go: - Japanese (correct) - Russian (incorrect) - Russian (Correct) - Greek or smth? (incorrect) - Vietnamese (Correct) - Ukrainian? (Incorrect) - Icelandic? (correct) - Brazilian Portuguese or smth? (Incorrect lolol) - It's some kind of German but prob like Luxembourgisch German (well shit) - No idea it sounds Turkish (incorrect) - Kyrgyz? (ahhhh no) - Canadian Aboriginal? no clue (incorrect) Well didn't go so well
@@tiny_tuba9756 Woah are there so many? I have been to a few Canadian national parks before and there were some scripts in Canadian Aboriginal. I actually thought it was a unified language! How interesting to know that there's way more! Do you perhaps know anything about them? I would love to know a little more!
@@aysegulkara1752 I didn't know Tuvan was a turkic language! I do know something about Uzbek and Kazakh language so I just assumed since it sounded a little close to that it would be kyrgyz. Where is Tuvan spoken (like which countries)?
@@sarahelize7883 It is spoken in the Republic of Tuva in South-Central Siberia in Russia. There are many sub-branches of Turkic languages. All the languages you listed are in different groups. Turkish : Oghuz Kazakh : Kipchak Uzbek : Karluk Tuvan : Siberian Turkic For me Tuvan feels the most distant above all.
Bro. I am native Czech speaker. I am very confused about that we speak, Vietnames in Czechia 😂 also Bro I don't think that in Bosna and Hercegovina they speak czech etc... but I'm glad you added our language to the video! ❤
This was fun. Proud of myself for correctly guessing Punjabi. Mention of Rajasthan pointed me that way, but it sounded Indian to me even before I picked that up. I guessed Kazakh instead of Tuvan - I had the idea it was Turkic, and Russian-influenced, so I'm quite proud of that. I correctly identified Russian. I got that Czech was a Slavic language. I had an idea that it wasn't Polish, so guessed Ukrainian. Icelandic was recognisable; consonants have a distinct accent. Navajo honestly sounded Celtic to me. I guessed Manx, as I didn't think it was Gaelic!
As a native Hungarian, I find it pretty funny (no offense) that the most people guess for example greek or icelandic instead of Hungarian🤣 so that some people can't even guess it🤣 but congrats for guessing something else🤣👏
Me and my family decided to do this quiz and were very surprised about Navajo being on here!! I shocked us so much we had to make sure our ears were working 😂
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamnese, Icelandic, Yiddish and Punjabi. For Portuguese and Vietnamese I had to rely more on my logic, though. And well, Icelandic... I heard something in the audio clip that confirmed it was indeed Icelandic. For me personally, there weren't enough languages to guess here. But I had my fun. Thank you.
Wow, Hungarian sounds very Asian. I thought it was Mongolian or kazakh and I thought Portuguese was a South Slavic language, it's like a mixture of Latin and Slavic.
My guesses: Japanese Portuguese Russian Albanian (Hungarian) Thai (Vietnamese) Polish (Czech) Icelandic Dari (Kurdish) German (Yiddish) Rajasthani (Punjabi : which I don't think is accurate) Azeri (Tuvan) Georgian (Navajo) I am a Bengali speaker.
Got them all but Kurdish (guessed persian), Vietnamese (guessed "somwhere in indochina"), Punjabi (guessed hindi), Tuvan (guessed "some kind of turkish") and Navajo (guessed greenlandic) So think I was pretty damn close! ;-)
My guesses (12/2): 😅 Japanse - correct (I've watched enough anime to recognize it) (sound Korean and Japanese) Portugal - correct (sounds like Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese words)
@@alinguae the difference between a dialect and a language is in politics. Swiss German and High German have more differences in grammar than Ukrainian and Russian, but it's German they speak, not separate languages
@@сЕРЫЙ-г7з i may surprise you but Tuvan is not a dialect of Mongolian. It’s a Turkic language. Yes, it was highly influenced by Mongolian and has many loanwords, but it doesn’t make it “almost the same” as Mongolian.
bro the hungarian 2:40 is suprised me bc i'm hungarian and i understood it said: pedagogues from America came to Zalaegerszeg to teach English to the locals for three weeks, eleven on-demand teachers in the kepzes to help those interested from very young children to seniors
I got Japanese, Russian, Punjabi, Kurdish, Portuguese and Vietnamese right. The others were too similar to other languages from the same language family. Btw, I took Hungarian for a Central Asian turkic language.
My guesses: 1. Japanese 2. Portuguese 3. Russian 4. Hungarian 5. Vietnamese 6. Ukrainian* 7. Iceland (they said "Iceland" in the clip) 8. Turkish* 9. Dutch* (i knew it was Germanic but nothing else came to me) 10. Hindi* and i wasn't even close for the rest LOL
I guessed Japanese, Russian, Vietnamese, Icelandic and Punjabi Right. I put Kurdish into the right direction at least (was thinking something along the arabic lines) and I didn't know what Tuvan was but I thought it sounded like combining Chinese and Russian, which doesn't seem too far fetched judging by the results.
I guessed Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Hungarian, Vietnamese and Yiddish. I thought Punjabi was Urdu and I didn't even know Tuvan language existed but it sounded very Russian to me. Although I knew it wasn't Russian the lady speaking it was clearly a native Russian speaker as well so it makes sense. I wasn't even close with Icelandic lol..
My guesses: 1. Japanese 2. Italian 3. Russian 4. Turkish 5. Vietnamese 6. Czech 7. Danish 8. Hindi 9. Arabic 10. Kazakhstanian 11. Mongolian 12. Somalian Atleast i guessed right continent.
As a turkish, i confirm tuvan sounds like turkish. It's sounds like a dialect like kazakh or kyrgz i think. Becuase it was spoken with a russian-ish accent as i hear.
I’ll update when I finish 1) Japanese 2) maybe Russian? Something with Cyrillic script 3) ok I’m sure this one is Russian.. 4) maybe polish? 5) Vietnamese 6) European language? Turkish? 7) Icelandic 8) Kurdish 9) Arabic? A dialect of it? 10) Urdu? 11) something Russian?? Idk 12) Native language ok, most I got wrong😭😂
5 correct (Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Czech), 2 approximately (German instead of Yiddish, Hindi instead of Punjabi), in one case only the family (Tuvan).
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Czech, Icelandic, and Navajo. Hungarian was very confusing, I wasn't sure what it was. Kurdish sounded a lot like Persian but not quite like it, and I ran out of time before guessing. Yiddish was a lot like German but I thought it would not make sense for German to be on Expert level and I ran out of time before guessing. Essentially all languages of northern India/Pakistan sound the same to me, so I guessed Hindi-Urdu for Punjabi because it is the most spoken. I thought that Tuvan was Kazakh or Kyrgyz, which is close but incorrect.
I got Navajo, Japanese Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese and also Yiddish because as a German myself it sounded similar but It didn't sound like any of the dialects
My guesses: 1) Japanese, EZ✅ 2) Portuguese✅ 3) Russian, happy 2021 ig✅ 4) like finnish but not really, central European but not really... oh, Hungarian? Yes EZ✅ 5) SEA but somewhat like canto, so Vietnamese✅ 6)Czech news monkaOMEGA✅ 7) Shit idk, could it ever be Nordic.. oh she literally said it's Icelandic, cheating but I'll take it✅ 8) Uhh.. sounds kinda Turkish but not really... idk Georgian? ❌ 9) Someone speaking German with a strong accent❌ lmao 10) Deffo Indian, oh he said Rajasthan that's up north, deffo not Hindi so Sikh language ✔it was Punjabi, I'll count it 11) Turkic but with a Russian accent... Tatar? ❌ 12) No clue... not indo european, doesn't sound asiatic... maybe an indigenous language of the Americas, let's say Cherokee?❌ So 7/7 and then I was completely fucked, 8/13 if we count Punjabi, ayy not bad!
Guessed all of the easy ones right, guessed Icelandic because they literally said 'Iceland', and Yiddish because I'm Israeli and am familiar with the language (I have Yiddish-speaking grandparents. Besides, some of the Yiddish words are eerily similar to Hebrew and the audio is literally about the Holocaust)
Got right Japanese, Portuguese, Hungarian and Icelandic. Did not guess Russian but could guess that it's Slavic. Honestly, I find it very hard to distinguish between e.g. Russian, Ukrainian and Belarussian. I was almost sure that Yiddish was Dutch, although it kinda has a strange German feel to it.
Not all Germanic languages automatically have a German feel to them, take most Scandinavian languages as examples. Yiddish is a very closely related language to German so it's easy to hear the similarity.
@@EchelonIV Well true, Scandinavian languages maybe don't have a very close feeling to High German but you can certainly recognize that they are Germanic languages as well as Dutch and Afrikaans for example. But of course Yiddish is the closest to German of them all .
🇬🇧 Guys, I apologise for using the map that shows the territories of Ukraine occupied by Russia. At the time of making the video, I just took a random pic from google and was like ok it works. Sorry! Glory to Ukraine!
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🇺🇦 Друзі, я перепрошую за використання мапи, де окуповані українські території показані як російські. Коли я робив це відео, я просто взяв випадкове зображення з ґуґлу і вирішив, що воно цілком норм. Вибачте! Слава Україні!
you also have to be sorry for using a map that has israel instead of palestine
Thank u for the apology, this matters
@@Aziz05.stfu he’s not apologizing for that
@@Aziz05.🤡
You mean native russian territories occupied by ukraine in 1991 and reunited with russia after ukraine started genocide of people on those territories?
Guessed 4 out of them, but could define language families of like 3 or 4 of them.
That's about what I got too!
I confused myself with Portuguese and Russian yet I guessed Navajo correctly lol. Also I only knew it was Icelandic because they said Iceland mid sentence.
I’m Russian and at first confused Portuguese with Polish
Ikr? The Portuguese sounded like Russian, but once I started recognizing words as I speak a bit of Portuguese I luckily got it right.
I confused Portuguese with French 😂😂😂😂
Sameeeeee😭
To me, Portuguese doesn't sound Russian at all, I was very confused and didn't know what to choose :D.
Okay, I'm a native Spanish speaker. I got tipsy and decided to do this. After Japanese, I got dissociated thinking about other things, then I remembered to pay attention when the second person was about to finish speaking. And from the half a second I actually heard, I thought RUSSIAN. I saw the answer and I was flabbergasted. I always heard people say that Portuguese sounds like a Russian trying to speak Spanish but never understood, to me Portuguese was just Portuguese. I can't say I don't get it now hahahaha second time I heard it I understood everything but I had an epiphany hahahaha
Considering it's EU Portuguese though, I wonder if I would have NOT thought it was Russian if it had been Brazilian Portuguese, since I'm much more exposed to it.
Okay I'm listening to the 3rd one and if it isn't Russian I'm gonna lose my fucking... marbles.
OMG I GOT HUNGARIAN RIGHT
Dayum I'm on a roll... got number 5 right, as well as 6 (I'm writing these as I get them, I'm so excited now hahahah), okay I see 3 stars so it can't be Turkish, so Kazakh? .... I got 7 wrong then hahahah I did hear "Iceland" and before the answer I was like "I'm wrong aren't I..." for 8 I have no clue tbh, sounds slavic but it can't be.... welp, still Indo-European LMAO xD, 9 has to be dutch, goddammit.... no longer on a roll, 10... Hindi?? :C not Hindi.... 11, this IS Kazakh right? ok this got too hard hahahahah, 12 everything sounds turkic to me, HOW does NAVAJO sound TURKIC to me?????? damn
I got 4 right xc so disappointed... I was happy drinking now I'm sadge drinkin
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Hungarian, Vietnamese, but after was total lapsus memoriae. Icelandic sounds like Swedish or Danish, Czech like Serbian or Croatian, Tuvan like Kazakh or Uighur, Punjabi like Hindi, Yiddish like one of German dialects, Kurdish like Persian, Navajo like Tibetan. Haha
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??? Navojo sounds like Tibetan??? Idk Tibetan always sounds like Mandarin to me
Dude I guessed a lot like you, the easy ones I got right except for Hungarian. The rest I got really close. For icelandic I guessed Sweden, for Czech I guessed ukrainian because I had no idea, for Yiddish I said it sounds German but not quite German, and so on
icelandic is completely unintelligible from swedish or danish
Hey I thought Navajo was Tibetan too. And for Yddish I thought of Dutch because of German sounding words mixed with other influences.
Most neutral sounding Japanese ever. I was expecting some more stress on vowels as I have heard in Anime.
I took a piece from the news program 😅
@@alinguae It's interesting. Anime is not a great benchmark, anyway. 😀
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The language spoken in anime is actually very unnatural. It's overly styled to make characters stand out and overly emotions. Nobody speaks like this in real life :) It makes Japaness chuckle whenever they hear a foreigner speaking Japanese that they had learnt through anime. The actual Japanese is very monotone. Listen to some Japanese interviews or street polls to get the feeling of it :)
anime has unnatural sounding japanese
I struggle to guess exact languages but I can accurately point out the region where the language is spoken when I hear to
Same
Guessed the Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Hungarian, I have talked to a Czech and I can even understand a big part of the words but I didn't manage to guess it except the language family of course, I guessed the language family of Icelandic and Kurdish too, thought that Yiddish sounds so German but not German
In the case of Kurdish, I thought it was Armenian...
Very difficult, just guessed a few 🙈
1. Japanese (Correct). I know a little Japanese and it's very easy for me to understand.
2. Russian (Wrong, Portuguese). It looked a lot like Russian to me and that's why I made mistake.
3. Russian (Correct). I just guessed right.
4. A European language (half right 😄, Hungarian). From the tone of their speech, I understood that it was for Europe, but I didn't understand which language it was.
5. Thai (Wrong, Vietnamese). The tone of speaking of Southeast Asian countries is very similar.
5. A European language (half right, Czech). From the tone of their speech, I understood that it was for Europe, but I didn't understand which language it was.
6. Nothing (Wrong, Icelandic). I couldn't recognize it at all.
7. Kurdish (Correct). I'm from Iran and many of my compatriots are Kurds. That's why I recognized it easily.
8. Hebrew (Wrong, Yiddish). I know that these two languages aren't directly related to each other, but they seem to be a little similar.
9. Hindi or Urdu (Wrong, Punjabi). They are very similar.
10. Turkey's Turkish (Half right, Tuvan). It's a language of the Turkic language family, but it's not a well-known language. Just from it tone and words, I thought it was Turkey's Turkish.
11. A Native American language (Half right). I had previously seen some videos about Native American languages, so I understood that this language belongs there, but I didn't know which language it is.
as a turk i thought it was irans turkish or turkmen
I guessed it was iranian (the kurdish). Do you think it does sound a bit similar?
My guesses (12/6):
01 Japanse - correct
02 Portugal - correct (sounds like Russian but with some Spanish-like words)
03 Russian - correct (sounds like Russian but without any Spanish-like words)
04 Hungarian - correct (my mothertongue)
05 Vietnamise - correct (sounds like ding-dong-king-kong)
06 Ukrainian - incorrect (I caught the word 'ukraine')
07 Icelandic - correct (Beacuse of the 3 stars I was also thinking of Faroese)
08 Afghan? - incorrect (I caught the word 'talabani')
09 Dutch - incorrect (a lot of German words but clearly not German)
10 Hindi - incorrect (I knew it was an Indian language)
11 ???
12 ???
Portuguese does not sound like Russian whatsoever 😂 but we have a lot of similar words to Spain.
@@Anaa38of course it doesn't for you, because you are native speaker. I'm russian native speaker and can say the same, but i understand why other people think that way. For me, Portuguese sounded like some east European language, maybe romanian
@@rakhatthenut3815 I don’t think so. The only similiar language I see is spanish because of the many words that are the same. And there are some similarities with italian. But again the pronunciotion especially of italian is very different.
@@rakhatthenut3815I as a native Romanian speaker was confused when I heard Portuguese it sounded like Romanian from the pronunciation but none of the words I could recognize so I also said Russian
Anaaa38
A slavic language and a romantic language but Pronounce is the same in Portuguese and Russian, That is why people confuse it
guess: Turkish
right answer: Icelandic
guess: something turkic
right answer: Tuvan
Oh my god I thought literally the saaame hahhahaa
My home town has some of the most Navajo speakers in the US, so I got that one right, but it is a struggling language because the young people aren’t learning it and the old people who speak it are dying.
I got Japanese immediately, then Portuguese, I had some doubts about Russian being either Russian or Ukrainian but still got it right, got Vietnamese, Punjabi cause that's my own language, Icelandic cause the newscaster said the word "Iceland"
Others were so not mainstream languages that I never would've guessed, also I confused Yiddish with High German 😂
okay, so here's my attempt (SPOILER WARNING):
1. japanese (CORRECT) - it's just sooo recognizable, there was no way it was something else
2. polish (WRONG - portuguese) - idk the way the reporter said certain constonants sorta reminded me of that
3. russian (CORRECT) - also pretty recognizable
4. hungarian (CORRECT) - guessed it INSTANTLY cuz I'm a native lol
5. thai (WRONG - vietnamese) - basically it was a 50/50 between thai and vietnamese, should've went with my gut feeling
6. czech (CORRECT) - we were definitely in the central european area, and it didn't sounded like polish, so it was either czech or slovakian, but mid-sentence I've just heard "ano" and "dobry den" and I was like "yup, czech for sure!"
7. icelandic (CORRECT) - gotta admit the first reason I've guessed that is because I've heard "icelandic lava" lol, but in my defense, it also sounded like if you were to mix norwegian and celtic together
8. yoruba (WRONG - kurdish) - i was way off...
9. yiddish (CORRECT) - it absolutely sounded like old german with a jewish accent, so it had to be that
10. urdu (WRONG - punjabi) - we were definitely on the hindustani area with this one... but there are a lot of languages in that area, and it wasn't hindi for sure cuz it would've been too obvious, well... it wasn't hindi, or urdu
11. armenian (WRONG - tuvan) - I really heard some russian and some turkic influence in it so I was like "somewhere in the caucasus"
12. ainu (WRONG - navajo) - That one was really hard for me, and I've really had no idea what it could've been
1. Japanese
2. Russian
3. Russian
4. Danish
5. Vietnamese
6. Ukranian
7. Icelandic
8. ???????
9. German
10. Punjabi
11. ??????
12. Mandarin
13.
I only got one answer right which is Japanese and I do speak Japanese 🇯🇵
@@sushruthsubramanya2196 The rest I got all wrong and there are some countries I never even heard of before
@@masonfremlin193 like which ones
🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥why lie?
You don't speak Japanese if you love Nickelback and fucking Lincoln park, you're just a weaboo who "loves" Japanese culture and wishes he spoke Japanese.
You didn't recognize Portuguese???
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Icelandic, Kurdish, Yiddish, and Navajo. I knew Punjabi was South Asian but guessed Rajasthani when the guy mentioned Rajasthan. I also knew Tuvan was Turkic but ended up guessing Uighur. Funny enough I got Hungarian way wrong. I guessed it was a weird Armenian dialect or a member of one of the Caucasian language families lol
i got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Icelandic, Kurdish, Yiddish, Punjabi right
-I speak Persian, Swedish, English and a little French +learning italian
Got the same except Hungarian, Viet and Czech right, Kurdish and Yiddish wrong. I speak Russian, English, Norwegian and a bit of Dutch
1. Japanese (Guess correctly because I studied Japanese in high school)
2. Portuguese (Brazilian Portuguese distracted me a bit but when it said 'tres dias' I'm almost certain that it is Portuguese from the Europe)
3. Russian (Correct. No doubt it's Russian)
4. Blank (I have no idea as to where this language from but certainly has Europe vibe in it)
5. Vietnamese (Almost guessing Thai but its 'tong-tong' kind of rhyme suggest me that it's Vietnamese)
6. Certainly a Slavic language but wasn't sure so I go for Ukrainian
7. Icelandic (I guessed a Germanic vibe in it but wasn't sure until it said 'Icelandic', so I go for Icelandic)
8. It has Central Asian or Middle-eastern vibe but wasn't sure
9. Guessing Flemmish or Frisian language but I was wrong again
10. I'm almost certain that it's one of the language in India and I'm sure it's not Hindi and I go for Urdu but I was wrong
11. Just guessing that it's has mixed of Turkic and Slavic vibe in it but wasn't sure what language is spoken
12. I'm guessing either African language or Native American language and I go for the latter
Hindi and Urdu are literally just different dialects of the same language lmao
i guessed Japanese,Russian,Kurdish,Punjabi,
score: 5/12
1) Japanese 2) Romanian (Portuguese) 3) Russian 4) Estonian (Hungarian) 5) Vietnamese 6) Czech 7) Icelandic 8) Persian (Kurdish) 9) Danish (Yiddish) 10) Hindi (Punjabi) 11) Kyrgyz (Tuvan) 12) ?? (Navajo)
I got 5/12.
Portuguese
Russian
Vietnamese
Icelandic
Yiddish
I somehow confused Japanese for Korean and Czech for Polish.😂
🤯🤯🤯🤯
My guesses:
1. Japanese
2. Portuguese
3. Russian
4. Czech (x)
5. Vietnamese
6. Turkmen (x)
7. Icelandic (because they said iceland)
8. Azerbaijani (x)
9. Guessed some sort of Dutch-German dialect (x)
10. Some indian language (x)
11. Some eastern Russian language (x) (close enough)
12. No idea
I guessed:
Japanese (I've watched enough anime to recognize it)
Portuguese (It's my mother tongue)
Russian (I'm not fluent, but I've heard russian in movies)
vietnamese you could identify because of the "click sounds" they do with their tounge
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Czech, Icelandic. I didn't guess right Yiddish but I knew it was a language from the German family. Also I hadn't heard about Tuvan but when I heard it I was like "It sounds like Turkish but it's not". (I have been learning Turkish for years, so I know.) But at least I knew it was a part of the Turkic family. I'm ashamed I didn't recognize Hungarian. I love this language. 😔
Here are my guesses:
1. Japanese.
2. Portuguese.
3. Russian.
4. Hungarian.
5. Cambodian.
6. Czech.
7. Icelandic.
8. Armenian.
9. Yiddish.
10. Hindi.
11. Yakut.
I'm a native Spanish speaker from Mexico.
1) Japanese
2) (no guess) - Portuguese 💀
3) russian- I'm a native speaker LMAO
4) albanian- Hungarian
5) Vietnamese
6) Arabic- Czech
7) dutch- Icelandic
8) no guess- Kurdish
9) German- Yiddish
10) tamil- Punjabi
11) Albanian- Turan
12) no guess- Navajo
Я тоже португальский не смог угадать. И тувинский перепутал с казахским/кыргызским
My guesses:
1. Japanese
2. Russian --> How on earth did I think Portuguese was Russian 😂😭
3. Russian
4. Finnish --> At least I guessed a Uralic language
5. Thai --> I guessed Mandarin, Thai, and Vietnamese, but settled on Thai
6. Ukrainian --> I knew it was a Slavic language, just didn't know which one
7. Icelandic
8. I can't remember what I guessed, but at one point I think I considered Turkish 😂 --> At least my guess for Turkish was from around the right region of the world
9. Yiddish
10. Punjabi --> Also was thinking maybe Hindi or Bengali, but decided on the right language
11. Kazakh --> I initially thought maybe a Siberian language since I know there are Turkic Siberian people groups, but decided against them choosing two languages spoken in Russia, so I decided it had to be some other Turkic language.
12. Indigenous Australian language --> I guessed either an Indigenous American language or an Indigenous Australian language of some sort, but decided on an Indigenous Australian language
I’m astounded that people thought Portuguese was Russian - no similarities to my mind! And i can’t speak either of them.
A slavic language and a romantic language but Pronounce is the same in Portuguese and Russian, That is why people confuse it
I missed Czech (I knew it was west Slavic but I said Slovakian), Kurdish (Again, same area...I said Dari) and Tuvan (just had no idea).
Great stuff mate!
I thought it is czech, but then i heard word "Ukraina" and changed my answer to Ukrainian
Czech and Slovak are mutually intelligible languages, they are very similar, so give yourself at least half a point for it XD
Okay here we go:
- Japanese (correct)
- Russian (incorrect)
- Russian (Correct)
- Greek or smth? (incorrect)
- Vietnamese (Correct)
- Ukrainian? (Incorrect)
- Icelandic? (correct)
- Brazilian Portuguese or smth? (Incorrect lolol)
- It's some kind of German but prob like Luxembourgisch German (well shit)
- No idea it sounds Turkish (incorrect)
- Kyrgyz? (ahhhh no)
- Canadian Aboriginal? no clue (incorrect)
Well didn't go so well
Tuvan and Kyrgyz are both Turkic languages. So your guess is close. I am a native Turkish speaker and I thought it was Kazakh :D
Yeahhhh theres THOUSANDS of Aboriginal languages in Canada alone, take it from a Canadian
@@tiny_tuba9756 Woah are there so many? I have been to a few Canadian national parks before and there were some scripts in Canadian Aboriginal. I actually thought it was a unified language! How interesting to know that there's way more! Do you perhaps know anything about them? I would love to know a little more!
@@aysegulkara1752 I didn't know Tuvan was a turkic language! I do know something about Uzbek and Kazakh language so I just assumed since it sounded a little close to that it would be kyrgyz. Where is Tuvan spoken (like which countries)?
@@sarahelize7883 It is spoken in the Republic of Tuva in South-Central Siberia in Russia. There are many sub-branches of Turkic languages. All the languages you listed are in different groups.
Turkish : Oghuz
Kazakh : Kipchak
Uzbek : Karluk
Tuvan : Siberian Turkic
For me Tuvan feels the most distant above all.
Bro. I am native Czech speaker. I am very confused about that we speak, Vietnames in Czechia 😂 also Bro I don't think that in Bosna and Hercegovina they speak czech etc... but I'm glad you added our language to the video! ❤
Tipsy american here... the ones I got right were Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Czech, Icelandic, Punjabi
FINALLY A VIDEO WITH NAVAJO!! I LEARN THIS LANGUAGE
This was fun.
Proud of myself for correctly guessing Punjabi. Mention of Rajasthan pointed me that way, but it sounded Indian to me even before I picked that up.
I guessed Kazakh instead of Tuvan - I had the idea it was Turkic, and Russian-influenced, so I'm quite proud of that.
I correctly identified Russian. I got that Czech was a Slavic language. I had an idea that it wasn't Polish, so guessed Ukrainian.
Icelandic was recognisable; consonants have a distinct accent.
Navajo honestly sounded Celtic to me. I guessed Manx, as I didn't think it was Gaelic!
As a native Hungarian, I find it pretty funny (no offense) that the most people guess for example greek or icelandic instead of Hungarian🤣 so that some people can't even guess it🤣 but congrats for guessing something else🤣👏
Me and my family decided to do this quiz and were very surprised about Navajo being on here!! I shocked us so much we had to make sure our ears were working 😂
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamnese, Icelandic, Yiddish and Punjabi. For Portuguese and Vietnamese I had to rely more on my logic, though. And well, Icelandic... I heard something in the audio clip that confirmed it was indeed Icelandic.
For me personally, there weren't enough languages to guess here. But I had my fun. Thank you.
So good. I’m Vietnamese and i can get Japanese ( anime and country in Asia )
I'm not gonna lie to me, the Icelandic dude sounded like a Norwegian/Swede/Dane talking with a mouth full of marbles
My score:
Easy 3/3
Medium 0/3
Hard 1/3
Expert 0,5/3
I somehow got Navajo right even though I've never heard the language in my life
Wow, Hungarian sounds very Asian. I thought it was Mongolian or kazakh and I thought Portuguese was a South Slavic language, it's like a mixture of Latin and Slavic.
I got most of them, proud that I recognized Kurdish (or actually kurmanci) immediately.
Wow that was fun but I got just Japanese and Kurdish🙂
That was cruel to put Portuguese right before Russian lol
My guesses:
Japanese
Portuguese
Russian
Albanian (Hungarian)
Thai (Vietnamese)
Polish (Czech)
Icelandic
Dari (Kurdish)
German (Yiddish)
Rajasthani (Punjabi : which I don't think is accurate)
Azeri (Tuvan)
Georgian (Navajo)
I am a Bengali speaker.
The Punjabi is accurate. Rajashthan was mentioned because it was a news clipping about Farmers protesting in Rajasthan
Tuvan sounded alot like Türkish man you got me there😂
you turkish are arabs no europeans
😂
I always like this type of game, guessing the language by listening to it, and I got totally surprised that the first one is my mother tongue 😁
1/12, but at least in most cases geographical areas were guessed right 🤣👌
Got them all but Kurdish (guessed persian), Vietnamese (guessed "somwhere in indochina"), Punjabi (guessed hindi), Tuvan (guessed "some kind of turkish") and Navajo (guessed greenlandic) So think I was pretty damn close! ;-)
I got 5 right Japanese, Russian, Icelandic, Vietnamese and Kurdish.
My guesses (12/2): 😅
Japanse - correct (I've watched enough anime to recognize it) (sound Korean and Japanese)
Portugal - correct (sounds like Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese words)
Got all of them correctly, except Tuvan, but I thought it was Mongolian so, almost the same
Lmao how is it almost the same? Is English and French almost the same?
@@alinguae the difference between a dialect and a language is in politics. Swiss German and High German have more differences in grammar than Ukrainian and Russian, but it's German they speak, not separate languages
@@сЕРЫЙ-г7з i may surprise you but Tuvan is not a dialect of Mongolian. It’s a Turkic language. Yes, it was highly influenced by Mongolian and has many loanwords, but it doesn’t make it “almost the same” as Mongolian.
@@alinguae Many words in modern English are borrowed from French.
@@masoud4783 Exactly their point I think no one thinks of French and English as the same language or sounding the same
Thank you from Kurdistan ♥️
Portuguese ✔
Hungarian ✔
Russian ✔
Punjabi ✔
Icelandic ✔
Vietnamese ✔
Somehow mixed up japanese with Hindi and Yiddish with German 😂😂😂
bro the hungarian 2:40 is suprised me bc i'm hungarian and i understood it said: pedagogues from America came to Zalaegerszeg to teach English to the locals for three weeks, eleven on-demand teachers in the kepzes to help those interested from very young children to seniors
I got Japanese, Russian, Punjabi, Kurdish, Portuguese and Vietnamese right. The others were too similar to other languages from the same language family. Btw, I took Hungarian for a Central Asian turkic language.
I got a few, I didn't know kurdish, I mistook Yiddish for Letzeburgisch, I had no clue of Tuvan and Navajo and I guessed Hindi unstead of Punjabi.
being russain, I confused portuguese and serbian, i didn’t expect that portuguese sounds so slavic and confused polish and czech (but i was close)
Maybe because they were talking about Serbia, I guess.
I confused Russian, Czech and Hungarian with Polish 😂
My guesses:
1. Japanese
2. Portuguese
3. Russian
4. Hungarian
5. Vietnamese
6. Ukrainian*
7. Iceland (they said "Iceland" in the clip)
8. Turkish*
9. Dutch* (i knew it was Germanic but nothing else came to me)
10. Hindi*
and i wasn't even close for the rest LOL
8. It was Kurdish
I guessed Japanese, Russian, Vietnamese, Icelandic and Punjabi Right.
I put Kurdish into the right direction at least (was thinking something along the arabic lines) and I didn't know what Tuvan was but I thought it sounded like combining Chinese and Russian, which doesn't seem too far fetched judging by the results.
bro this was hard asf
This map feels off for some reason. I got navajo russian and icelandic only
I guessed Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Hungarian, Vietnamese and Yiddish.
I thought Punjabi was Urdu and I didn't even know Tuvan language existed but it sounded very Russian to me. Although I knew it wasn't Russian the lady speaking it was clearly a native Russian speaker as well so it makes sense.
I wasn't even close with Icelandic lol..
i thought it was ingush, because as a chechen learner, it sounded vaguely familiar, like the ingush language to chechen. turns out, im a dumbass.
My guesses:
1. Japanese
2. Italian
3. Russian
4. Turkish
5. Vietnamese
6. Czech
7. Danish
8. Hindi
9. Arabic
10. Kazakhstanian
11. Mongolian
12. Somalian
Atleast i guessed right continent.
Got it all right except of hungarian
As a turkish, i confirm tuvan sounds like turkish. It's sounds like a dialect like kazakh or kyrgz i think. Becuase it was spoken with a russian-ish accent as i hear.
I just realised how punjabi is more known to world than any other indian language
0:37 japanese
1:13 portugese
1:51 russian
2:30 hungarian
3:34 czech
4:22 Icelandic
I got Russian Icelandic and Punjabi
I guessed Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and Hindi (Punjabi) 😅
Damn, this is expert level, man.
no it was easy
I’ll update when I finish
1) Japanese
2) maybe Russian? Something with Cyrillic script
3) ok I’m sure this one is Russian..
4) maybe polish?
5) Vietnamese
6) European language? Turkish?
7) Icelandic
8) Kurdish
9) Arabic? A dialect of it?
10) Urdu?
11) something Russian?? Idk
12) Native language
ok, most I got wrong😭😂
Portuguese to russian? Wow 😂
The only one we were able to guess was punjabi and we literally started laughing for no reason 🤣
I‘m an engineering student, it was pretty easy to guess. Well I said Indian, but i also had a good laugh😂
I randomly guessed Punjabi!!
5 correct (Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Czech), 2 approximately (German instead of Yiddish, Hindi instead of Punjabi), in one case only the family (Tuvan).
Only got 5 (Japanese, Russian, Vietnamese, Icelandic, Punjabi) :P
I got Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Czech, Icelandic, and Navajo.
Hungarian was very confusing, I wasn't sure what it was. Kurdish sounded a lot like Persian but not quite like it, and I ran out of time before guessing. Yiddish was a lot like German but I thought it would not make sense for German to be on Expert level and I ran out of time before guessing. Essentially all languages of northern India/Pakistan sound the same to me, so I guessed Hindi-Urdu for Punjabi because it is the most spoken. I thought that Tuvan was Kazakh or Kyrgyz, which is close but incorrect.
The last one was god tier
The Punjabi dude literally said "Rajasthan" and the Czech guy said "česta" not to mention the Iceland
He did say Rajasthan but he was speaking Punjabi. It was a news clipping about Farmer's protest in Rajasthan
In Czech there was nothing like "česta". There was just "šest" which means six (6).
I got Navajo, Japanese Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese and also Yiddish because as a German myself it sounded similar but It didn't sound like any of the dialects
I was so ready for it to be hard but then the first language played... I speak Japanese
ごめんね 😅 次回はもっと難しくします。
@@alinguae 心配しないでください！他はかなり難しかった 😁
@@sweet_bruiser5144 よかったですね 😌
I got all correct 👍🏼 😊🎉
My guesses:
1) Japanese, EZ✅
2) Portuguese✅
3) Russian, happy 2021 ig✅
4) like finnish but not really, central European but not really... oh, Hungarian? Yes EZ✅
5) SEA but somewhat like canto, so Vietnamese✅
6)Czech news monkaOMEGA✅
7) Shit idk, could it ever be Nordic.. oh she literally said it's Icelandic, cheating but I'll take it✅
8) Uhh.. sounds kinda Turkish but not really... idk Georgian? ❌
9) Someone speaking German with a strong accent❌ lmao
10) Deffo Indian, oh he said Rajasthan that's up north, deffo not Hindi so Sikh language ✔it was Punjabi, I'll count it
11) Turkic but with a Russian accent... Tatar? ❌
12) No clue... not indo european, doesn't sound asiatic... maybe an indigenous language of the Americas, let's say Cherokee?❌
So 7/7 and then I was completely fucked, 8/13 if we count Punjabi, ayy not bad!
Yiddish sound just like German! I never was this confident and got it wrong before
Guessed all of the easy ones right, guessed Icelandic because they literally said 'Iceland', and Yiddish because I'm Israeli and am familiar with the language (I have Yiddish-speaking grandparents. Besides, some of the Yiddish words are eerily similar to Hebrew and the audio is literally about the Holocaust)
I got Russian, Czech, Japanese, Portuguese, and maybe something else I don't remember.
German with more "kh" sounds is basically Yiddish
I smiled when the guy spoke kurdish
Are you from Uzbekistan
The hungarian newscaster sounds extremely tired lmao💀💀
I thought Kurdish was a dialect of Farsi and was stumped. Such an interesting language.
Senki:
Én: még mindig várom hogy Zsolt mit akart mondani🤓
1:53 Russian
3:09 vietnamese
6:24 punjabi
The Japanese I got so fast because it sounded like Japanese (;-;) and they said ‘ Nihon’ which means ‘ Japan’ in Japanese ✨
よく頑張りましたね ☺️
Nippon too
Got right Japanese, Portuguese, Hungarian and Icelandic. Did not guess Russian but could guess that it's Slavic. Honestly, I find it very hard to distinguish between e.g. Russian, Ukrainian and Belarussian. I was almost sure that Yiddish was Dutch, although it kinda has a strange German feel to it.
Yiddish is a Germanic language, of course it has a German feel to it ;)
Not all Germanic languages automatically have a German feel to them, take most Scandinavian languages as examples. Yiddish is a very closely related language to German so it's easy to hear the similarity.
@@EchelonIV Well true, Scandinavian languages maybe don't have a very close feeling to High German but you can certainly recognize that they are Germanic languages as well as Dutch and Afrikaans for example. But of course Yiddish is the closest to German of them all .
6:13 Punjabi
Thank god I know punjabi😂