i see genesia i click 😂 she does have a different background since she went to an international school but when she speaks indonesian, it's indeed the "basic" jakarta/jabodetabek accent. and i think this is the first time i watch draga and i love her already!
For those who hear Draga say "my French should be better", it's hard for me to imagine how it could be better, and I'm a native speaker! It's basically perfect!
For me, who doesn't speak it at all, sounds perfect too🙂 jokes aside, I think she brought to the table what she most comfortable with, but in she think in general she is little bit rusty because she doesn't practice it regularly
@@nemanjaciric5733 Yes, that's fair, and she might indeed feel rusty. I totally understand that you might forget how to say a word or the best natural way to express a thought, but with just a few sentences you can already get a sense of what the fluency level of a person is. The intonation, the choice of words, the flow, the sentence structure... her level was just sky high!
@@nemanjaciric5733 To be more precise, what I really like is that she's using intonations that are 100% typically French, it sounds very natural, the way you would chat with friends, not French from a school class at all.
Draga, among with Ana from Brazil, are my favorite polyglots in the channel, i love Draga's story, living here, living there, learning this language and learning that language 😂
I would love to see Draga interact more with Asian-speaking people and their languages. That would be a lovely and informative exchange, especially since there isn’t much content on UA-cam about the Serbian language and the languages of Asia.
Hi everyone! Thank you so much for watching and supporting~ I loooove discussing languages so meeting all these girlies was such an honor and a true pleasure for me :) - Draga
Please keep on doing these, you are one of the most charismatic ladies of the Channel. Personally I hope for an interaction with Ana and Julia from Brazil
Genesia’s background is definitely not your typical Indonesian story. Going to an international school where she learned English and Mandarin gave her a huge head start in becoming the polyglot she is today. On top of that, studying in Germany and Korea meant she had to pick up those languages too; talk about impressive! Thank you again for representing us, Genesia! 👍 I love how, when the Spanish girl complained about Spain being hot all year round, Genesia just stayed quiet. Like, girl, if only you knew how much worse Indonesia is with its year-round heat and humidity. LOL! 🥵
Only near beach city in Indonesia is hot like Jakarta and Surabaya, will be different with Bandung, Dieng, Gianyar, Karangasem, Kintamani etc high land will not be that hot comparing with summer in 4 seasons countries
@ Ah, brilliant observation! Spoken like someone who’s clearly never experienced the concept of actual seasons in a four-season country. 👍 Because yes, of course, a few cooler highland spots in a tropical country magically cancel out the relentless heat and humidity the rest of us endure year-round. Truly groundbreaking insight!
As a polyglot who speaks Bulgarian, English, German, Spanish, and basic Mandarn all these ladies' stories really chimed with me especially fellow south slav Draga's story!
Ich hätt gern meh schiizerdütsch ghört :P Even though i already speak 4 languages, it always impresses me when people can speak even more different languages x)
Mehtap’s advice is perfect - don’t be afraid to make mistakes! Use the words that you do know and do your best. You won’t learn if you don’t speak! 👏 These girls are a great group to chat together - please bring them back again!
I love the Spanish-Brazilian girl, she has an accent in Portuguese which is completely normal, but I guess the "condensed milk little balls" was "brigadeiro" 16:16
Personally, what Genesia said was true in this timestamp ( 7:22 ), English was my first language and my accent is literally American, I’ve been to Singapore for almost 10 times at this point, and whenever I hear the locals speak Singlish or Singaporean English, I sometimes misunderstood or misheard, but that depends on how fast they speak, so you really need to “fake it till you make it”
Mehtaps advice for learning and practicing new languages was great and I love how she represented so many different languages and even though the others didn’t have some of those languages in common she still so easily represented the language and it’s nature. It was great watching her. 😊 And also that she introduced the word they use in Switzerland for something that is cute was so entertaining 😄 I love learning such things from different languages.
Oi genteee! This is Bee!🐝 It was such a great experience to make an appearance in World Friends this week! Even though I was a nervous wreck, I had a lot of fun with this amazing women while discussing languages and learning from each other. Thanks everyone for watching and see you soon on future videos☺
@@colinafobe2152 My Mom is actually from Vojvodina to be exact from Zrenjanin, I loved it there as a Child especially in Novi Sad. Vojvodina is absolutely Stunning and underrated ♥
@ YOO thats actually exactly the Neighbourhood my Moms family used to Live, i remember the streets were really Tough looking back then, thankfully its better now. Much Love man what a crazy coincidence, The World is Big, yet so small.
D’ailleurs, ça me rappelle quelque chose : Je n’ai découvert Draga que récemment. Je ne savais pas jusqu’aujourd’hui qu’elle était francophone. Pourtant, à chaque fois, je me faisais la réflexion qu’elle avait un « ton » ou un « timbre » français. Je ne sais pas comment ça s’appelle en terme de linguistique (si quelqu’un sait, je serai ravie qu’il me le dise), mais c’est une manière de parler, un fond sonore, un halo de résonances propre à une langue. Ex. : pour moi, les Américains ont un son nasal, on sent qu’ils parlent en faisant vibrer les parties du fond de la gorge vers le haut, le nez. Donc, ça ne m’étonne pas d’apprendre que Draga est parfaitement francophone. :)
Her name is most likely Dragana (Draga is a root of the word). I never heard of Draga as a name, but I might be wrong. Draga translates directly as "dear".
Draga é a melhor poliglota do canal, eles deveriam fazer um vídeo com ela falando com estrangeiros na rua como fizeram com a Júlia e Miguel, deveriam por a Ana ou a Genésia para acompanhá-la.
Haha… as Indonesian my self, i went to Maccas and chilling with one of my mate. And we were talking in Bahasa Indonesia… 15 mins later a guy came over and asked me. “Excuse me, i was just curious what was the language you guys speaking?? Cause it sounds so fast and no ending😅”
A very nice group, especially having someone that speaks Swiss German. I get more motivated to study some of that (mom's side) and Bavarian German (dad's side), aside from the usual Standard German.
@@robertab929 I guess they could do that, but there are so many German dialects I don't think they would know where to stop. If Austria and Bavaria had combined at some point in history and made a southern German state, it might have happened, though, maybe having a Lutheran northern state and a Catholic southern state.
@@EddieReischl There are probably these main languages in West Germanic area: (1) Bavarian in Bavaria+Austria, (2) Alemannic German in Switzerland and SW Germany, (3a) East Franconian, (3b) Central German in Central Germany and Luxemburg, (4) Low German in Germany and E. Netherlands, (5a) Dutch in Netherlands and N. Belgium, and (5b) Frisian languages. It could be similar number of states after re-configuration.
@@robertab929 Yeah, that could work. It's funny, Germany reminds me a lot of the USA in terms of people having a lot of allegiance to the states they live in, the HRE having a lot to do with that. I'm surprised after WWI that the Allied powers, who had no problem busting up Austria-Hungary, didn't try turning Germany into multiple states. Too fatigued from war, I suppose, to police something like that, or maybe Germany would have kept fighting under those circumstances.
I love the Spanish girl because when she speaks Spanish we have the same accent, Cubans and Canary Islanders sound close because the Canary Islander were the main group from Spain that populated Cuba at the beginning of colonization. I also speak Portuguese. My paternal grandmother was Portuguese, but the Portuguese I speak is the Brazilian variety!
Draga speaks Serbian well and I am not trolling. I had friends as children that lived in Austria, mom and dada from Serbia so same situation, and they spoke Serbian with a German accent. Spoke it correct but accent was fun.
18:41 Selam! Native Turkish speaker here. 🇹🇷 First of all, Mehtap is so cute when she talks in Turkish and I adore her but she explained it a little bit different about the suffixes we add at the end of the nouns. The basic structure goes like, in order to say “my house” in Turkish, my is “benim” and house is “ev” so it’s basically “benim evim”. You can also just say “evim”. The “m” at the end of the ev is the suffix she’s talking about in the video. Therefore, you don’t say house mine in Turkish but you can omit my and you can just say “evim” with the possessive suffix. Great video! 🤍
Isso não é nenhuma novidade aqui no canal. Quando eles colocam bandeiras pra representar alguma língua, eles sempre colocam a do Brasil pra representar a língua portuguesa.
@@Tuliosantos1 eu sei, mas mesmo quando não tem nenhum brasileiro ou português no vídeo (e isso vale pra qualquer canal, não apenas esse), a tendência é que eles coloquem sempre a bandeira do Brasil pra representar a nossa língua, talvez por ter o maior número de falantes do mundo.
It's interesting that a lot of foreigners besides these girls in the video say that Serbian sounds like an Italian trying to speak Russian (there's even a video on UA-cam where they asked a bunch of foreigners to guess the language and most said Italian). From a linguistic perspective, I suppose there are several reasons for this: 1) Phonetic Similarities (both Serbian and Italian are phonetic languages, meaning they tend to pronounce words as they are written, which can make the sounds seem more similar, both languages also use relatively simple and consistent vowel systems, which gives them a musical or melodious quality; this phonetic similarity, especially with vowels (a, e, i, o, u), might make them sound alike to some listeners), 2) Shared Syllabic Structure (Both languages tend to have clear syllables that are pronounced distinctly, which gives both Serbian and Italian a rhythmic, musical quality. In Serbian, the stress tends to fall on different syllables depending on the word, but the syllabic structure itself is still relatively similar to that of Italian), 3) Similar Sounding Consonants (Both Italian and Serbian use clear, distinct consonant sounds that can make them seem similar). 4) Historical and geographical proximity, 5) Lot of words that have the same Indo-European root but there are also some loans from Latin (Roman Empire) and Venetian in Serbian language: Muzika (srp.) - Musica (ital.); Banka (srp.) - Banca (ital.); Kultura (srp.) - Cultura (ital.); Pijaca (srp.) - Piazza (ital.); Kapirati - Capire; Ćao - Ciao; Paparaco - Paparazzo; Regata - Regata; Salata (srp.) - Insalata (ital. but venetian salata); Barka - Barca; Bokal - Boccale; Fontana - Fontana; Graciozan - Grazioso; Kapetan - Capitano; Kavaljer - Cavaliere; Kredenac - Credenza; Skica - Schizzo; Cokule - Zoccoli; Kupola - Cupola; Vino - Vino and many more.
@@Lycoris_BR ué? a intenção do vídeo não é falar vários idiomas diferentes? Será que ela falou pouco por ser a única que fala português ou será que falou pouco pq não sabe? Tanto que ela falou que adorava pão de queijo e "Carnival"
@@Lycoris_BR ela não falou nada em português irmão, e ainda confundiu brigadeiro com beijinho ... palavras ditas por ela foram Rio (com sotaque espanhol), samba e carnival kkk.... de brasileira ela tem só a mãe mesmo
I speak Portuguese(mother language) and English fluently and I'm currently learning German(I'm basic for now), but this channel made me want to learn Korean in the future
Me too, my mother tongue is also Portuguese from Brazil and like since I started like watching those videos from this channel, I started having this kind of desire to learn Korean and to move to South Korea, even though I’ve always wanted to move to the US
Those are basically Serbian... It's literally like English (Serbian), English American (Croatian), English Australian (Bosnian)... The only reason why all these versions of English are still English while all these versions of Serbian are "different languages" is politics.
@PredragM22 yes true as well all talk the same language, however Turkish girl said that she speaks Swiss German and German... So Draga should mentioned other variations of our common language (btw these all are official) so all of us are polyglots from that point of view
In the beginning of the video, she said she could speak German, Japanese and Korean, but we saw nothing of that. Even her Portuguese is not really there...
Ich lerne, wie man sagt ‘Wie geht’s?’, folglich kann ich Deutsch sprechen. Esse tipo de extrapolação é muito comum na cultura brasileira, cheia de exageros e auto fantasias. Até a hora do teste. E então o choque de realidade vem amaciando um pouco do narcisismo. In diesem Video wurde ihr klar, dass sie nicht ein Drittel dessen war, was sie dachte. Great video!
La chanson parfaite pour ce genre de vidéo est Multiculti, de Sally Nyolo. Elle y chante en différentes langues (anglais, espagnol, arabe, français) dont la sienne, le « eton », du Cameroun. Sa musique est influencée par le bikutsi, une danse et un chant créés par les femmes, qui se retrouvent pour échanger leurs vécus quotidiens, à l’abri de la présence des hommes. « L’esprit de la musique se trouve aussi où la vie a besoin d’aide… ».
I am born in Canada and in school, they tried to teach us French in school. I never liked French language and I never paid attention. I always wished they would teach us Spanish like how they do in America as second language. I love the way Spanish sounds.
the Turkish 'Ö' or 'Ü' sound like German ('Umlaute') because they came from German. When Kemal Atatürk ('Father of modern Turkey') changed in the early 20. century Turkish fully to the Latin Alphabet and modernized/standardized/reformed it, he also took some aspects from German and French ...
Turkish already had those sounds what are you talking about? All Turkic languages have those sounds even though they use different alphabets. It's not something you can change so easily
Why do they count their native languages? For example, for Mehtap German and Turkish are native languages and she even counted German twice. However, swiss-german and German are not two different languages, swiss-german (Schweizerhochdeutsch) is just a dialect. In fact, she knows only 4 foreign languages. Same with Draga. She also knows 4 foreign languages because Serbian and German supposed to be her native languages. Genesia counted 2 languages that she knows only at a basic level. Well, I also know several languages at a basic level, two foreign languages at a high level and I'm also a native speaker of two languages. Is that mean I'm a polyglot? - Of course, no, it doesn't. :))
it does mean you are a polyglot. Also, speaking native languages, plural, doesn't mean that can't be impressive, most people who grow up with two or more languages speak some or all of them with a certain accent and/or worse than others. Don't know about the spanish girl, but Draga, Genesia and Mehtep - not so much. That can and should be impressive, because it takes a lot of effort, also in a native language, to keep up a certain level. Stop diminishing people fcs
Did you really write they would speak "ONLY 4 foreign languages" without getting red cheeks? Have you ever listened to one of them speaking those languages? They are at a near native level in what and how they are speaking, come ON
Ya betul bro terimakasih. Indonesian Rusia memang saudara jauh dan sahabat Indonesia lama bro , Kita orang Indonesia tidak melupakan jasa bantuan Rusia ke Indonesia bro uuurrra Salam hormat juga dri saya untuk Rusia bro semoga saya bisa jalan jalan ke sama hehe banyak orang Indonesia disana btw bro @@Team-lr6ty
i see genesia i click 😂 she does have a different background since she went to an international school but when she speaks indonesian, it's indeed the "basic" jakarta/jabodetabek accent. and i think this is the first time i watch draga and i love her already!
Draga & Genesia speak perfect english. I barely even detect an accent
so agree w you
For those who hear Draga say "my French should be better", it's hard for me to imagine how it could be better, and I'm a native speaker! It's basically perfect!
For me, who doesn't speak it at all, sounds perfect too🙂 jokes aside, I think she brought to the table what she most comfortable with, but in she think in general she is little bit rusty because she doesn't practice it regularly
@@nemanjaciric5733 Yes, that's fair, and she might indeed feel rusty. I totally understand that you might forget how to say a word or the best natural way to express a thought, but with just a few sentences you can already get a sense of what the fluency level of a person is. The intonation, the choice of words, the flow, the sentence structure... her level was just sky high!
@@nemanjaciric5733 To be more precise, what I really like is that she's using intonations that are 100% typically French, it sounds very natural, the way you would chat with friends, not French from a school class at all.
Draga, among with Ana from Brazil, are my favorite polyglots in the channel, i love Draga's story, living here, living there, learning this language and learning that language 😂
Draga mean in Serbian dear❤😊
fun fact: the brazilian friend who lives with Draga its Ana
Draga and Ana,best Duo.
Draga and Ana,best Duo.
@@NIKOLA.516_ That's right, brother serb! From Russia- with love!
I see Draga, I click.
I would love to see Draga interact more with Asian-speaking people and their languages. That would be a lovely and informative exchange, especially since there isn’t much content on UA-cam about the Serbian language and the languages of Asia.
Hello Serbians, your representative seems very intelligent. Love and respect to Serbia .🇷🇸
Hello to you as well 👋 and i agree we love her too
Hello, thanks. where you from? Love back from Serbia
@@colinafobe2152 Spain 🙋🏻
@@colinafobe2152 Thank you! From Spain❤️
❤❤❤
Draga = instant watch
I Hope to see Methap again in these videos 🤩 she has such a genuine, fun and kind personality.
Draga : I should speak better French
While speaking PER-FECT French with the most natural french accent possible hahaha
Her English is perfect as well
@JohnnyYounitas yeah definitely
That's the slav blood l9l
The Serbian girl is the most impressive for me
Meeting these girls definitely made me want to step up my language game! 🥹💪 que bueno~~!! 🔥
Hi everyone! Thank you so much for watching and supporting~ I loooove discussing languages so meeting all these girlies was such an honor and a true pleasure for me :)
- Draga
Uvek najbolja
Alal ti vera devojko koliko dobro pricas jezike. Zbog tebe pratim ove klipove, tako da samo tako nastavi! 😊
Devojko ti si dar.
Draga you speak English so well I would have thought it was your 1st language. Your American accent is dead on 🎯
Please keep on doing these, you are one of the most charismatic ladies of the Channel. Personally I hope for an interaction with Ana and Julia from Brazil
Genesia’s background is definitely not your typical Indonesian story. Going to an international school where she learned English and Mandarin gave her a huge head start in becoming the polyglot she is today. On top of that, studying in Germany and Korea meant she had to pick up those languages too; talk about impressive! Thank you again for representing us, Genesia! 👍
I love how, when the Spanish girl complained about Spain being hot all year round, Genesia just stayed quiet. Like, girl, if only you knew how much worse Indonesia is with its year-round heat and humidity. LOL! 🥵
Only near beach city in Indonesia is hot like Jakarta and Surabaya, will be different with Bandung, Dieng, Gianyar, Karangasem, Kintamani etc high land will not be that hot comparing with summer in 4 seasons countries
@ Ah, brilliant observation! Spoken like someone who’s clearly never experienced the concept of actual seasons in a four-season country. 👍 Because yes, of course, a few cooler highland spots in a tropical country magically cancel out the relentless heat and humidity the rest of us endure year-round. Truly groundbreaking insight!
As a polyglot who speaks Bulgarian, English, German, Spanish, and basic Mandarn all these ladies' stories really chimed with me especially fellow south slav Draga's story!
I see Draga i click!!
Hi everybody! This is Mehtap who‘s sitting on the very right :) Thanks everyone for watching and for welcoming me on this channel🫶🏻
Çok iyi iş çıkarmışsın umarım seni videolarda daha sık ve türkçeyi tanıtırken görüşürüz
Waduh, apa ini lagian... Eh, ternyata ada Mehtap... Mantap coks!
Du bischt jo au schenial, un außerdem Çok güsel ;)
Ich hätt gern meh schiizerdütsch ghört :P Even though i already speak 4 languages, it always impresses me when people can speak even more different languages x)
You are great! Keep it up! 😊
Mehtap’s advice is perfect - don’t be afraid to make mistakes! Use the words that you do know and do your best. You won’t learn if you don’t speak! 👏 These girls are a great group to chat together - please bring them back again!
I love the Spanish-Brazilian girl, she has an accent in Portuguese which is completely normal, but I guess the "condensed milk little balls" was "brigadeiro" 16:16
Indeed!!!!!!
Bruh Draga is on another lvl
Personally, what Genesia said was true in this timestamp ( 7:22 ), English was my first language and my accent is literally American, I’ve been to Singapore for almost 10 times at this point, and whenever I hear the locals speak Singlish or Singaporean English, I sometimes misunderstood or misheard, but that depends on how fast they speak, so you really need to “fake it till you make it”
Draga is such a crush
Mehtaps advice for learning and practicing new languages was great and I love how she represented so many different languages and even though the others didn’t have some of those languages in common she still so easily represented the language and it’s nature. It was great watching her. 😊 And also that she introduced the word they use in Switzerland for something that is cute was so entertaining 😄 I love learning such things from different languages.
Here for Mehtap😍😍😍 plz let her speak more
Oi genteee! This is Bee!🐝 It was such a great experience to make an appearance in World Friends this week! Even though I was a nervous wreck, I had a lot of fun with this amazing women while discussing languages and learning from each other. Thanks everyone for watching and see you soon on future videos☺
Draga es una gran inspiración para aprender idiomas. Habla prácticamente como un nativo todos ellos
Draga, also understand the whole of Eastern Europe...
Draga is very representitive of the Serbian people, very intelligent and Quick learning and adaptive People. Much love from a Romani from KiM
Love Romani people. Big hug from Vojvodina
@@colinafobe2152 My Mom is actually from Vojvodina to be exact from Zrenjanin, I loved it there as a Child especially in Novi Sad. Vojvodina is absolutely Stunning and underrated ♥
@@youknowme2003 well, I am from ZR, now in NS :)
lived across Dudara neighborhood :) love their oriental music celebrations so much
@ YOO thats actually exactly the Neighbourhood my Moms family used to Live, i remember the streets were really Tough looking back then, thankfully its better now. Much Love man what a crazy coincidence, The World is Big, yet so small.
I love draga ❤😂
this is such a fun combo!
And well done Genesia 😊
It’s impressive now I’m more motivated to keep learning languages I was waiting the Chinese tho ❤
me too
Le français de Draga est parfait. 👍🏻
D’ailleurs, ça me rappelle quelque chose :
Je n’ai découvert Draga que récemment. Je ne savais pas jusqu’aujourd’hui qu’elle était francophone. Pourtant, à chaque fois, je me faisais la réflexion qu’elle avait un « ton » ou un « timbre » français. Je ne sais pas comment ça s’appelle en terme de linguistique (si quelqu’un sait, je serai ravie qu’il me le dise), mais c’est une manière de parler, un fond sonore, un halo de résonances propre à une langue. Ex. : pour moi, les Américains ont un son nasal, on sent qu’ils parlent en faisant vibrer les parties du fond de la gorge vers le haut, le nez.
Donc, ça ne m’étonne pas d’apprendre que Draga est parfaitement francophone. :)
@@Fandechichounette Une tonalité?
I asked a serbian girl and she said draga means darling драга моja which is similar to моя дорогая in my native language
There's a real nice song called "Moja Draga" which means my dear/darling by a singer named Zdravko Colic.
Her name is most likely Dragana (Draga is a root of the word). I never heard of Draga as a name, but I might be wrong. Draga translates directly as "dear".
@@nemanjajovanovic451Nikad nisi čuo za Dragu Mašin, suprugu Aleksandra Obrenovića?
@promenadaizgubljenihsnova Ne
Yes draga means darling,there is also similiar name dragana which means the same,a male version would be dragan
Draga é a melhor poliglota do canal, eles deveriam fazer um vídeo com ela falando com estrangeiros na rua como fizeram com a Júlia e Miguel, deveriam por a Ana ou a Genésia para acompanhá-la.
Yes, I would love to see that
Swearing in 10 languages would be a good idea.😅...😂🤣
Ahhh Mehtap!! ❤️
I see draga i click
Their situation and conditions are not typical, but the wealth of their parents provides a better path.
Great group 👏🏼
Loved it 🍿
Draga 😍🇷🇸
Да! По-русски: Дорогая
@Team-lr6ty Да я знаю, я тоже говорю по-русски 😉 привет нашим русским братьям из Сербии 🇷🇺🇷🇸
@@ultimate_president Привет, Сербия! Как у тебя дела? Из россии- с любовью! Без нас, вы бы- не были: независимыми (от: османской империи)!
Haha… as Indonesian my self, i went to Maccas and chilling with one of my mate. And we were talking in Bahasa Indonesia… 15 mins later a guy came over and asked me. “Excuse me, i was just curious what was the language you guys speaking?? Cause it sounds so fast and no ending😅”
Hi draga!
Mehtap❤
Mehtap is very cute!
Draga is an amazing and smart girl, called me impressed!
красивая сербка
😊❤ даа
A very nice group, especially having someone that speaks Swiss German. I get more motivated to study some of that (mom's side) and Bavarian German (dad's side), aside from the usual Standard German.
I think that all 3 German forms should be considered as separate languages. What is your opinion on this?
@@robertab929 I guess they could do that, but there are so many German dialects I don't think they would know where to stop.
If Austria and Bavaria had combined at some point in history and made a southern German state, it might have happened, though, maybe having a Lutheran northern state and a Catholic southern state.
@@EddieReischl There are probably these main languages in West Germanic area: (1) Bavarian in Bavaria+Austria, (2) Alemannic German in Switzerland and SW Germany, (3a) East Franconian, (3b) Central German in Central Germany and Luxemburg, (4) Low German in Germany and E. Netherlands, (5a) Dutch in Netherlands and N. Belgium, and (5b) Frisian languages. It could be similar number of states after re-configuration.
@@robertab929 Yeah, that could work. It's funny, Germany reminds me a lot of the USA in terms of people having a lot of allegiance to the states they live in, the HRE having a lot to do with that.
I'm surprised after WWI that the Allied powers, who had no problem busting up Austria-Hungary, didn't try turning Germany into multiple states. Too fatigued from war, I suppose, to police something like that, or maybe Germany would have kept fighting under those circumstances.
People who know a lot of languages you have a perfect memory
I love the Spanish girl because when she speaks Spanish we have the same accent, Cubans and Canary Islanders sound close because the Canary Islander were the main group from Spain that populated Cuba at the beginning of colonization. I also speak Portuguese. My paternal grandmother was Portuguese, but the Portuguese I speak is the Brazilian variety!
nek ono wong jowone, mesti kepenak ngancani genesia wkwkkw, iso ngesok ngomong jowo 🤣🤣🤣, genesia love uuuuu 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 gelem rabi ro aku gen? 🤣🤣🤣
I think I speak for general male population here: Draga is a superstar.
it’s lovely when they all know about the languages :-)
All you lady's can produce the "TH" sound better than in the UK. I'm impressed!
Draga speaks Serbian well and I am not trolling. I had friends as children that lived in Austria, mom and dada from Serbia so same situation, and they spoke Serbian with a German accent. Spoke it correct but accent was fun.
I see Genesia, I click
Great group polyglot..
Superb..
Mehtap💜💜 polyglot queen
Ladies, you rock !
18:41 Selam! Native Turkish speaker here. 🇹🇷
First of all, Mehtap is so cute when she talks in Turkish and I adore her but she explained it a little bit different about the suffixes we add at the end of the nouns. The basic structure goes like, in order to say “my house” in Turkish, my is “benim” and house is “ev” so it’s basically “benim evim”. You can also just say “evim”. The “m” at the end of the ev is the suffix she’s talking about in the video. Therefore, you don’t say house mine in Turkish but you can omit my and you can just say “evim” with the possessive suffix. Great video! 🤍
hiç de tatlı değil türkçe kaba ve sert konuşulmaz kız alman aksanıyla konuşuyor ve kulağa çok sert geliyor rahatsız edici
Portuguese with te Brazilian flag... We've achieved the nirvana my fellow Brazilian friends!
AQUI É BRASIL!!!!!!!!
Isso não é nenhuma novidade aqui no canal. Quando eles colocam bandeiras pra representar alguma língua, eles sempre colocam a do Brasil pra representar a língua portuguesa.
@@luancsf123Eles colocam de acordo com o país da pessoa, os vídeos com o Miguel e aquela outra mulher, estão com a bandeira de Portugal.
@@Tuliosantos1 eu sei, mas mesmo quando não tem nenhum brasileiro ou português no vídeo (e isso vale pra qualquer canal, não apenas esse), a tendência é que eles coloquem sempre a bandeira do Brasil pra representar a nossa língua, talvez por ter o maior número de falantes do mundo.
Ови три жене не разумију Српски код нас ми кажемо. " Причај Српски да ти цео свет разуме"
Также: Говори по-русски, чтобы иностранец- понимал
А вас, мы- любим, братья сербы(из: россии)!
It's interesting that a lot of foreigners besides these girls in the video say that Serbian sounds like an Italian trying to speak Russian (there's even a video on UA-cam where they asked a bunch of foreigners to guess the language and most said Italian). From a linguistic perspective, I suppose there are several reasons for this:
1) Phonetic Similarities (both Serbian and Italian are phonetic languages, meaning they tend to pronounce words as they are written, which can make the sounds seem more similar, both languages also use relatively simple and consistent vowel systems, which gives them a musical or melodious quality; this phonetic similarity, especially with vowels (a, e, i, o, u), might make them sound alike to some listeners),
2) Shared Syllabic Structure (Both languages tend to have clear syllables that are pronounced distinctly, which gives both Serbian and Italian a rhythmic, musical quality. In Serbian, the stress tends to fall on different syllables depending on the word, but the syllabic structure itself is still relatively similar to that of Italian),
3) Similar Sounding Consonants (Both Italian and Serbian use clear, distinct consonant sounds that can make them seem similar).
4) Historical and geographical proximity,
5) Lot of words that have the same Indo-European root but there are also some loans from Latin (Roman Empire) and Venetian in Serbian language: Muzika (srp.) - Musica (ital.); Banka (srp.) - Banca (ital.); Kultura (srp.) - Cultura (ital.); Pijaca (srp.) - Piazza (ital.); Kapirati - Capire; Ćao - Ciao; Paparaco - Paparazzo; Regata - Regata; Salata (srp.) - Insalata (ital. but venetian salata); Barka - Barca; Bokal - Boccale; Fontana - Fontana; Graciozan - Grazioso; Kapetan - Capitano; Kavaljer - Cavaliere; Kredenac - Credenza; Skica - Schizzo; Cokule - Zoccoli; Kupola - Cupola; Vino - Vino and many more.
Mehtap ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amazing ladies
Kak genesia 🇮🇩wauuu🤩👍👍
Hi, Indonesia! How are you? From Russia- with love!
@@Team-lr6ty i'm fine my friend, how your day btw?
Ue a garota da Espanha não tinha dito que falava português ainda estou esperando ela começar a falar 😂😂
Mas ela falou, só não tanto quanto as outras línguas, até pq não faria sentido falar tanto tempo uma língua que ninguém ali além dela fala.
@@Lycoris_BR ué? a intenção do vídeo não é falar vários idiomas diferentes? Será que ela falou pouco por ser a única que fala português ou será que falou pouco pq não sabe? Tanto que ela falou que adorava pão de queijo e "Carnival"
@@Lycoris_BR ela não falou nada em português irmão, e ainda confundiu brigadeiro com beijinho ... palavras ditas por ela foram Rio (com sotaque espanhol), samba e carnival kkk.... de brasileira ela tem só a mãe mesmo
Only Draga is qualified polyglot in my opinion. She is very serious about languages.
Bu Türk kadınının evlendiği aileye ne mutlu! Ne güzellik ve ne iyilik!🇷🇸
draga is the bomb
i ser genesia i click
Draga ❤️
Mehtap is mantap!
Pensaba que era argentina la chica de Serbia.En otro video escuche que dijo 1 sola palabra en español y fue acento 100% argentino.
I speak Portuguese(mother language) and English fluently and I'm currently learning German(I'm basic for now), but this channel made me want to learn Korean in the future
Me too, my mother tongue is also Portuguese from Brazil and like since I started like watching those videos from this channel, I started having this kind of desire to learn Korean and to move to South Korea, even though I’ve always wanted to move to the US
Draga should mentioned that she is fluent in Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin too :)
Those are basically Serbian... It's literally like English (Serbian), English American (Croatian), English Australian (Bosnian)... The only reason why all these versions of English are still English while all these versions of Serbian are "different languages" is politics.
Non existent languages
@PredragM22 yes true as well all talk the same language, however Turkish girl said that she speaks Swiss German and German... So Draga should mentioned other variations of our common language (btw these all are official) so all of us are polyglots from that point of view
@@colinafobe2152 Swiss German and the official German are much more different than the official Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian are 😉
@@withoutshadowww agree and yet they are called German, while we are left with many (official) languages which are really the same language
In Indonesia there are up to 700 regional languages
5:57 said the only non-polyglot of the four.
In the beginning of the video, she said she could speak German, Japanese and Korean, but we saw nothing of that. Even her Portuguese is not really there...
Ich lerne, wie man sagt ‘Wie geht’s?’, folglich kann ich Deutsch sprechen.
Esse tipo de extrapolação é muito comum na cultura brasileira, cheia de exageros e auto fantasias. Até a hora do teste. E então o choque de realidade vem amaciando um pouco do narcisismo.
In diesem Video wurde ihr klar, dass sie nicht ein Drittel dessen war, was sie dachte.
Great video!
And then here i am, learning just english for 15 years and still struggling on work finding the right words 😂
It was great tips to learn new languages 👍
La chanson parfaite pour ce genre de vidéo est Multiculti, de Sally Nyolo. Elle y chante en différentes langues (anglais, espagnol, arabe, français) dont la sienne, le « eton », du Cameroun. Sa musique est influencée par le bikutsi, une danse et un chant créés par les femmes, qui se retrouvent pour échanger leurs vécus quotidiens, à l’abri de la présence des hommes.
« L’esprit de la musique se trouve aussi où la vie a besoin d’aide… ».
I am born in Canada and in school, they tried to teach us French in school. I never liked French language and I never paid attention. I always wished they would teach us Spanish like how they do in America as second language. I love the way Spanish sounds.
Espero pronto un video con gente del Báltico: Estonia, Letonia y Lituania, comparando entre ellos y con lenguas romances y eslavas...
theyre all so cool
the Turkish 'Ö' or 'Ü' sound like German ('Umlaute') because they came from German. When Kemal Atatürk ('Father of modern Turkey') changed in the early 20. century Turkish fully to the Latin Alphabet and modernized/standardized/reformed it, he also took some aspects from German and French ...
Turkish already had those sounds what are you talking about? All Turkic languages have those sounds even though they use different alphabets. It's not something you can change so easily
those sounds existed in turkish already sweetie. arabic alphabet was not suitable for turkish because turkish included sounds like ö ü ğ ç
I’ll say it again: Serbian is basically also Croatian and Bosnian…all 3 of these are the same language. So technically it’s SerBoCroatian.
Draga is Serbian and the Serbian language existed before the communist construct, "SerboCroatian".
Draga is so sweet
Beijinho is made of coconut, the chocolate one is brigadeiro 😅 that was so funny and cool to watch the Spanish girl, she is a fake Brazilian
Fue mas el amor de draga para aprender español que el de su novio a aprender inglés
A aprender serbio, querrás decir
Meeeehhtaaapp bby
i love them
The Spanish-Brazilian girl maybe's raised in the southern region of Spain, because of her accent.
Canary Islands :)
Do people who can speak many languages, when they sleep and dream, what language do they use in those dreams?
Usually our native. I speak 5 but when I dream, I often speak my native language but sometimes in English too.
"like like like like like like LIIIKEEEE"
Yeah perfect english..
16:15 - That's not "Beijinho".
Draga's talking about "BRIGADEIRO".
16:20
it was brigadeiro, not beijinho
English is my 1st language. I speak Spanish almost fluently. I'm learning Mandarin and it is very challenging yet satisfying
Why do they count their native languages? For example, for Mehtap German and Turkish are native languages and she even counted German twice. However, swiss-german and German are not two different languages, swiss-german (Schweizerhochdeutsch) is just a dialect. In fact, she knows only 4 foreign languages.
Same with Draga. She also knows 4 foreign languages because Serbian and German supposed to be her native languages. Genesia counted 2 languages that she knows only at a basic level. Well, I also know several languages at a basic level, two foreign languages at a high level and I'm also a native speaker of two languages. Is that mean I'm a polyglot? - Of course, no, it doesn't. :))
it does mean you are a polyglot. Also, speaking native languages, plural, doesn't mean that can't be impressive, most people who grow up with two or more languages speak some or all of them with a certain accent and/or worse than others. Don't know about the spanish girl, but Draga, Genesia and Mehtep - not so much. That can and should be impressive, because it takes a lot of effort, also in a native language, to keep up a certain level. Stop diminishing people fcs
Did you really write they would speak "ONLY 4 foreign languages" without getting red cheeks? Have you ever listened to one of them speaking those languages? They are at a near native level in what and how they are speaking, come ON
Wow mantap hadir nyimak selalu 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩👍
Hi, Indonesia! How are you? From Russia- with love!
@Team-lr6ty
Hai bro saya baik gimana dengan mu?
Mntp bro Rusia dan Indonesia bestie uuurrra
@@BOPENKK Me- too, Indonesia! Your first president(Sukarno)- hero! Respect- from: Russia!
Ya betul bro terimakasih. Indonesian Rusia memang saudara jauh dan sahabat Indonesia lama bro ,
Kita orang Indonesia tidak melupakan jasa bantuan Rusia ke Indonesia bro uuurrra
Salam hormat juga dri saya untuk Rusia bro semoga saya bisa jalan jalan ke sama hehe banyak orang Indonesia disana btw bro @@Team-lr6ty
@@BOPENKK I'm- from: Far East(capital: Khabarovsk), bro! Our neighbours: China, and: Japan!
genesiaa
Genesia.. 🎉
Polyglot famous in Indonesia : (sonny Wills) 🎉 13 language europ
Cool, Indonesia! From Russia- with love!
Genesia, salam dari Indonesia❤
Halo Indonesia! How are you? From Russia- with love!