The Kaili language is actually divided into several dialects with Ledo dialect as the lingua franca. Me myself speak kaili Rai dialect. Nice video....✨
Beautiful music....i like all of the songs....in fact, the lyrics can be substited easily with Malay/Indonesian language...This is Malay music in various dialects
I'm from Tomohon, manado north sulawesi,.. minahasa languages sub etnic tombulu are the most similar to the Philippine and Taiwanese languages .. Mother = Ina Father = Ama number 1=esa, 2=zua,3=telu,4=epat,5=lima,6=enem,7=pitu,8=walu,9=siow,10=mapulu she/her=si /sia,there=ng kena/ung kena, here=wia'i, human/person=tou,house/home=wale, with=wo north=amian, south=timu,east=sendangan,west=talikuzan,etc
@@giovannicollazo-cruz2193 just like guam they have Filipino ancestry when the take DNA they have 50 percent Filipino bloodline and cambodian and thai our Filipino sea gypsies live there our muslims southern Filipino islands look the same and have the same culture and speak Filipino language marano or tuasug or malayo language stick to listen to joe guam yall want samoan bloodline also samoan have DNA bloodline they are mix with Filipino and papuan melanesian you wont accept this but alot of samoan words are the same the numbers mata eye man lalaki sky langit wrong sala our Filipino natives are melanesian UA-cam Filipino negritos aeta some.look Filipino and have afro listen to joe guam Isla Mariana why he looks so Filipino youtube tawi taw is it safe This will show you the food and the culture is the same they are Filipino muslim
Can you show how the numbers 1-10 are written. I'm site most are similar to mine too - the Rungus Ethnic of Sabah (North Borneo). It would be linguistically interesting.
Minahasan(Manado) have more similiarity.. just take 30 minutes fly from here to Davao city with direct flight... ua-cam.com/video/-ejMIG0xCtE/v-deo.html
True. We Indonesians have: *1. Local languages:* These languages in general are hard to learn, diverse in structure and are numerous (800+). Some are in the tens of millions, some are in the thousands and endangered. These local languages are usually people’s first language in rural areas ouside the big cities. In *North Sulawesi* for example you can see a lot of cultural/linguistic similarities towards *Phillipines*, especially in *North Sulawesi* at *Gorontalo* and *Manado* where the languages are actually more similar to *Filipino* vs others. Same as how *Mindanao* in the *Phillipines* looks a lot like some parts in *Indonesia*. Cultural/linguistic influence existed without colonial borders in mind that devided us. Just look how *Mindanao* looks a lot like *Indonesia* in culture vs *Northern Phillipenes*. *2. Bahasa Indonesia* (Labeled as “Malay” in this video) The National language.👇🏼 This is an adopted language that is easy to learn and acts as a ‘lingua franca’ (a language that everybody knows regardless of area). For metropolitan Indonesians it’s *1st language* and a *2nd language* for provincional Indonesians. After Indonesia’s independence *Javanese* or an adapted version of *Malay* had to be chosen.. *Adated Malay* (now called *Bahasa Indonesia*) was chosen to avoid ethnic bias over the biggest minority the *Javanese*. *Malay* is (in comparison) an easy to learn language that travelling people like traders used to speak since ancient times before the Dutch in colonial times enforced it even further.
That's why they believe they ancestral heritage were also came from far north from northern Mongol tribes-chinese tribes to Korea Japanese and taiwanese tribes to the Philippines tribes just compare the tribal ritual clothing of ol Jomon and Ryukyu and taiwanese tribes to Philippines tribes onto Minahasa and the Dayak. Even in southeastern Sulawesi tribe tracing they ancestral back to ancient Korean period of the jomon-japanese and they even inviting Korean historians to the region to investigate and finds some basic words are the same as theirs.. and adopt Korean alphabetical into their local tribal input but the main one is still Indonesia official alphabetical
@@carmilliadokklafar9250and Davao Region too particular Davao Occidental where Balut Island was located and there are most Sangirese residents lived there, some are very long time since 1949
Aside Davao Occidental, Sangirese Language can be heard in the following provinces: 1.South Cotabato 2.Sarangani 3.Davao del Sur 4.Davao del Norte 5.Davao City 6.General Santos City(which is the closest city to Manado) 7.Sultan Kudarat
Tidak ada data angka dalam bahasa talaud,karena bahass talaud tiap pulau berbeda dialeg saya coba menulus angka dalam bahasa dialeg daerah Damau,1hambau 2 darua 3 tatalu 4 appata 5 lima 6 annumma 7 pitu 8 warru 9 hio 10 mapulu,mohon di koreksi kalau masih keliru,
Mayoritas bahasa suku suku disulawesi hampir sama krna memang kita masih 1 rumpun austronesia. Masa lalu memecah kita. Tpi memang suku tolaki dan suku moro memang mirip😂
Bahasa Mongondow (Sulawesi Utara) paling banyak kesamaan kosakatanya dengan bahasa Tagalog, dan beberapa juga ditemukan kesamaan dengan bahasa cebuano, tausug, ilokano, kerajaan bolaang Mongondow juga menggunakan aksara bikolano, yaitu aksara yg lazim digunakan di Philipina. Kemudian mongondow juga sangat banyak kesamaan kosakatanya dengan bahasa buol, Sulteng, dan panosakan minahasa tenggara. Beberapa contoh kata Mongondow/Tagalog Air= tubig/tubig Laut= dagat/dagat Emas = bulawan/bulawan Bukit= bulud/bulud Bumi/land= lopa/lupa Piring= pindan/pinggan Kepala= ulu/ulo Kaki= pa'a/pa'a Perut= Sian/Tian Rambut= buok/buhok Belakang= Likud/likod Laki laki= lalaki/lolaki Perempuan= bobay) babaye Mati= patoy/patay Hari = singgai/ gai (manguindanaw) Saya= akuoy/Ako ay Dia= sia/sia Kami= Nami/Nami Kamu = ikow/ikaw dan masih banyak lagi. Catatan: bahasa rumpun Philipina yg ad di Philipina raya, sudah banyak dipengaruhi bahasa spanyol, sedangkan bahasa rumpun Philipina di Sulawesi Utara/Gorontalo sudah banyak dipengaruhi bahasa Melayu Indonesia.
That's because they trace their ancestral are related to those of in ancient Korean tribe jomon-japanese and even invite Korean historians to do research there and found some parts basic words and some traditions are exactly the same thus they decided to adopt hangul as their local alphabetical aside of Indonesian alphabetical as the main one
Bugis are the largest tribe in Sulawesi Bugis people are found throughout Sulawesi, originally the Bugis people came from South Sulawesi. Bugis can also be found in Kalimantan (Borneo) and also in Malaysia
@@dimulaidari benar, begitu juga bahasa Melayu dialek Kupang hingga Papua sudah terbentuk berabad-abad sebelum bahasa Indonesia dibentuk tahun 1928, makanya disebut bahasa Melayu, saya punya teman orang Papua juga bilang bahasa yang mereka gunakan untuk penghubung antar suku itu Melayu Papua
Sulawesian Languages are the most similar to the Philippine and Taiwanese Languages and kinda serves as a bridge to Pacific languages
Autronesian family
The Kaili language is actually divided into several dialects with Ledo dialect as the lingua franca. Me myself speak kaili Rai dialect.
Nice video....✨
Beautiful music....i like all of the songs....in fact, the lyrics can be substited easily with Malay/Indonesian language...This is Malay music in various dialects
Nice, I’m half Manado/Dutch (belanda).
My manado family lives in Makassar so this is relatable👍🏼
I'm from Tomohon, manado north sulawesi,.. minahasa languages sub etnic tombulu are the most similar to the Philippine and Taiwanese languages ..
Mother = Ina
Father = Ama
number 1=esa, 2=zua,3=telu,4=epat,5=lima,6=enem,7=pitu,8=walu,9=siow,10=mapulu
she/her=si /sia,there=ng kena/ung kena, here=wia'i, human/person=tou,house/home=wale, with=wo
north=amian, south=timu,east=sendangan,west=talikuzan,etc
Yooo our music in Micronesia is the same ! Im from Guam
Hafa adai taotao indonesia yo'
@@ariyahedie9457 wow hafa adai ! Nama saya Gino. Taotao Mongmong yu !
Mañelu hit ✌🏽
@@giovannicollazo-cruz2193 just like guam they have Filipino ancestry when the take DNA they have 50 percent Filipino bloodline and cambodian and thai our Filipino sea gypsies live there our muslims southern Filipino islands look the same and have the same culture and speak Filipino language marano or tuasug or malayo language stick to listen to joe guam yall want samoan bloodline also samoan have DNA bloodline they are mix with Filipino and papuan melanesian you wont accept this but alot of samoan words are the same the numbers mata eye man lalaki sky langit wrong sala our Filipino natives are melanesian UA-cam Filipino negritos aeta some.look Filipino and have afro listen to joe guam Isla Mariana why he looks so Filipino youtube tawi taw is it safe
This will show you the food and the culture is the same they are Filipino muslim
@@kidmanila2160 someone just got into austronesian migration theory lol
This is the dialect in Indonesia that is very close to Tagalog. It even sounds like Tagalog
It's part of philippines language family.
Local languages, you would want me to call languages inside the Philippines a dialect?
Wouldn't
@@Φωτό-ρ7πThat’s what they call them here in the Philippines lol
@@Φωτό-ρ7πyou could correct the person without being an ass
Can you show how the numbers 1-10 are written. I'm site most are similar to mine too - the Rungus Ethnic of Sabah (North Borneo). It would be linguistically interesting.
Dialict of sulawesi has similar to filpino languages almost desame....😁😁😁😁
Minahasan(Manado) have more similiarity.. just take 30 minutes fly from here to Davao city with direct flight...
ua-cam.com/video/-ejMIG0xCtE/v-deo.html
Same language family...
True. We Indonesians have:
*1. Local languages:*
These languages in general are hard to learn, diverse in structure and are numerous (800+).
Some are in the tens of millions, some are in the thousands and endangered.
These local languages are usually people’s first language in rural areas ouside the big cities.
In *North Sulawesi* for example you can see a lot of cultural/linguistic similarities towards *Phillipines*, especially in *North Sulawesi* at *Gorontalo* and *Manado* where the languages are actually more similar to *Filipino* vs others.
Same as how *Mindanao* in the *Phillipines* looks a lot like some parts in *Indonesia*.
Cultural/linguistic influence existed without colonial borders in mind that devided us.
Just look how *Mindanao* looks a lot like *Indonesia* in culture vs *Northern Phillipenes*.
*2. Bahasa Indonesia* (Labeled as “Malay” in this video) The National language.👇🏼
This is an adopted language that is easy to learn and acts as a ‘lingua franca’ (a language that everybody knows regardless of area).
For metropolitan Indonesians it’s *1st language* and a *2nd language* for provincional Indonesians.
After Indonesia’s independence *Javanese* or an adapted version of *Malay* had to be chosen..
*Adated Malay* (now called *Bahasa Indonesia*) was chosen to avoid ethnic bias over the biggest minority the *Javanese*.
*Malay* is (in comparison) an easy to learn language that travelling people like traders used to speak since ancient times before the Dutch in colonial times enforced it even further.
What filipino language were u reffering to? I didnt hear any similarities. I speak fluent Tagalog and Iloko.
@@BoRZ886 Minahasa/Tombulu. Manado. (Not the Malay manado)
14:33 it is just me or tolaki really sounds like one of Japanese dialect 😅
That's why they believe they ancestral heritage were also came from far north from northern Mongol tribes-chinese tribes to Korea Japanese and taiwanese tribes to the Philippines tribes just compare the tribal ritual clothing of ol Jomon and Ryukyu and taiwanese tribes to Philippines tribes onto Minahasa and the Dayak.
Even in southeastern Sulawesi tribe tracing they ancestral back to ancient Korean period of the jomon-japanese and they even inviting Korean historians to the region to investigate and finds some basic words are the same as theirs.. and adopt Korean alphabetical into their local tribal input but the main one is still Indonesia official alphabetical
Wawoli juga, hampir di bagian tenggara Sulawesi kedengaran seperti japan korea
Sangirese is the only regional language of Indonesia that is spoken in the Philippines.
Yes, in Sarangani province.
@@carmilliadokklafar9250and Davao Region too particular Davao Occidental where Balut Island was located and there are most Sangirese residents lived there, some are very long time since 1949
Melayu...??
Bajau juga bung
I am from Sangir Tribe , my Family name is KATIANDAGHO .!!
Aside Davao Occidental, Sangirese Language can be heard in the following provinces:
1.South Cotabato
2.Sarangani
3.Davao del Sur
4.Davao del Norte
5.Davao City
6.General Santos City(which is the closest city to Manado)
7.Sultan Kudarat
greetings saudara from the philippines :)
Tidak ada data angka dalam bahasa talaud,karena bahass talaud tiap pulau berbeda dialeg saya coba menulus angka dalam bahasa dialeg daerah Damau,1hambau 2 darua 3 tatalu 4 appata 5 lima 6 annumma 7 pitu 8 warru 9 hio 10 mapulu,mohon di koreksi kalau masih keliru,
Lima everywhere
The acid test for Malayo-Polynesian and Austronesian languages,
and telu pitu walo (well except malayl lol)
@@razalihusainc7724 Malayo-Polynesian is a part of the Austronesian Language Family. They're not different thing.
Lima gang except Formosan langs
@@simplethewaterbender6264 it's called synonyms, maybe read more reflexes in Proto Austronesian?
I'm from North Konawe. And my native language is Tolaki language 👍🏻
I don't torikei
@@leonardrichkyfansnyaaurel6630 hiyaamu
Love from southeast sulawesi
Beautiful Celebes ✨💐
Thanks bro
The Mamasa language sounds like Kapampangan, a Philippine language.
hello! may I know the song of your intro backsound? thank you.. by the way your video is materpiece! fantastic!
No matter what language from this list, the number 5 will always be the same.
Mayoritas bahasa suku suku disulawesi hampir sama krna memang kita masih 1 rumpun austronesia. Masa lalu memecah kita.
Tpi memang suku tolaki dan suku moro memang mirip😂
Wow, Seko Language sounds like Polynesian language
Wow it sounds Tagalog and Bisaya
Sounds Filipino
I can't believe how all of these languages and cultures live in the same relatively small island. Look, they even have similar words from 1-10!
Love
18:31
21:04
😀👍👍
I am from Pamona-Mori tribes 🙏🏻
Yang dibagian Bahasa Makassar judul lagunya apaan?
Well There's Conection With Languages From South Celebes With Borneo.
Bahasa Mongondow (Sulawesi Utara) paling banyak kesamaan kosakatanya dengan bahasa Tagalog, dan beberapa juga ditemukan kesamaan dengan bahasa cebuano, tausug, ilokano, kerajaan bolaang Mongondow juga menggunakan aksara bikolano, yaitu aksara yg lazim digunakan di Philipina. Kemudian mongondow juga sangat banyak kesamaan kosakatanya dengan bahasa buol, Sulteng, dan panosakan minahasa tenggara.
Beberapa contoh kata Mongondow/Tagalog
Air= tubig/tubig
Laut= dagat/dagat
Emas = bulawan/bulawan
Bukit= bulud/bulud
Bumi/land= lopa/lupa
Piring= pindan/pinggan
Kepala= ulu/ulo
Kaki= pa'a/pa'a
Perut= Sian/Tian
Rambut= buok/buhok
Belakang= Likud/likod
Laki laki= lalaki/lolaki
Perempuan= bobay) babaye
Mati= patoy/patay
Hari = singgai/ gai (manguindanaw)
Saya= akuoy/Ako ay
Dia= sia/sia
Kami= Nami/Nami
Kamu = ikow/ikaw
dan masih banyak lagi.
Catatan: bahasa rumpun Philipina yg ad di Philipina raya, sudah banyak dipengaruhi bahasa spanyol, sedangkan bahasa rumpun Philipina di Sulawesi Utara/Gorontalo sudah banyak dipengaruhi bahasa Melayu Indonesia.
i love bungku
Mori - Tolaki = persis😅
i am mix bugis and mongondow...😊👍👍👍👍👍
Jadi Ingat Al Hadid 114
Bahasa juga ketemu 114
Letak Timur Tengah Nusantara
mix Mandar-Mamuju 🥰
They even dance similar to Tinikling
Lebih tepatnya bahasa rumpun austronesia!!!
Cia-cia language uses Korean Alphabet. Interesting.
That's because they trace their ancestral are related to those of in ancient Korean tribe jomon-japanese and even invite Korean historians to do research there and found some parts basic words and some traditions are exactly the same thus they decided to adopt hangul as their local alphabetical aside of Indonesian alphabetical as the main one
Sounds Filipino songs
Im from southeast sulawesi.
Im from Tolaki etnic. We austronesian races.
LIMA IS MUST for all
Bugis are the largest tribe in Sulawesi
Bugis people are found throughout Sulawesi, originally the Bugis people came from South Sulawesi. Bugis can also be found in Kalimantan (Borneo) and also in Malaysia
Minahasa are like
" Hmm.... You forgetting something little bro?"
@@kenmasters797minahasa so pretty❤❤ 😅 i’m buginese but i like minahasa ok
Lima gang
Mata/Lima gang!!!
Im from BUOL
Basa Tae :D
Hahahhaaha gago 😂😂😂😂
Basa tae .... Tae means in Tongan is shit. Lol
No its Luwu language
Manado bukan Melayu.
Manado Melayu itu maksudnya campuran bahasa pergaulan antara bahasa Indonesia dengan manado asli.
@@fauziahmad7054 bukan campuran bahasa Indonesia karena sebelum bahasa Indonesia dibuat (tahun 1928) Bahasa Melayu Manado sudah ada
Bahasa Melayu Manado Sama Bahasa Melayu Larantuka,Keduanya Itu Bahasa Melayu (Logat Setempat) Dari Indonesia Timur.
@@dimulaidari benar, begitu juga bahasa Melayu dialek Kupang hingga Papua
sudah terbentuk berabad-abad sebelum bahasa Indonesia dibentuk tahun 1928, makanya disebut bahasa Melayu,
saya punya teman orang Papua juga bilang bahasa yang mereka gunakan untuk penghubung antar suku itu Melayu Papua
Setiap daerah mempunyai interpretation Bahasa Melayu masing-masing sebelum 1928.
Amazing LIMA GANG .!! 👍