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Türkiyede kedi değil ben mersinliyim bizim burada pisi diyorlar

That's not Latvian language

The word "renard" (fox) is one of the most famous antonomases of the French language: it is a proper name of Germanic origin ("Reginald") that was given to the animal main character of a medieval French story "le Roman de Renart", and over time, this proper name replaced the usual name of the animal which was "goupil", of the same origin as the Italian "volpe". On the other hand, I always thought that the Spaniards called it "zorro", I am disappointed...

Hvala vam na videu, samo vam mapa Srbije i Albanije nije dobra. Kosmet je rezolucijom1244 un u sastavu Srbije!

Russian uses "višnia" and "čerešnia" for two slightly different sorts of cherries.

Not sure I‘m happy with that Great German Empire you‘ve created there… plus, there‘s sometimes considerable differences between German, Austrian and Swiss names.

Omg the mistakes🤦‍♀️ A croatian correction: spinach is špinat. Mushroom is gljiva. Tomato can be paradajz but often rajčica. Perhaps lumping us back into the old Yugoslavian landmass erased our words?

In old Hungarian corn is "tengeri" - "from the sea"

This sort of Pepper in Lithuanian is paprika. Pipirai (plural) used only for black pepper, or other sorts related to it.

It would be more logical to use the native to Europe animals instead of exotic ones. Where is wolf, lynx, deer, roe deer, wild boar etc. ?

In Portugal maize ist milho, not millo

Pieprz? Jaki kurwa pieprz to papryka xD Pieprz to co innego

Why is there a turkish flag? They do *NOT* belong to Europe!!

Garlic in romanian is 'usturoi' no idea were the 'Ai' is supposed to come from. Same with tomato. In Romanian it is 'roşie', not 'Tomată'.

2:33 in dutch its either paddenstoel (the plant) or champignon (the food) 3:58 its also paprika, not peper. peper is the spicy pepper

Lahana (turkish) is the plural for lahano (greek). Many greek words adopted by turkish in their plural form. In greek we say piroski, which is the plural form of russian pirozok. Also seraphim and cherubim are the plural forms for seraph and cherub in hebrew.

Fox in spanish is zorro, raposo is arctic fox

"Piper" in Albanian means "grounded spices". The word used for te vegetable pepers is "Spec" (from the same word as "Spices" in English or "Epices" in French)

At least we all agree for the Tiger 🤣

I like the form Vedmid, someone who knows (where is) honey. It is more logical than the other variants Medvid or Medved. They can translated to "honey can see" or "honey knows"

Polish Pietruszka is definitely derived from Russian. In Poland the suffix -uszka is rare and the name Piotr is much more common, than Pietr. Pietr, Pieter or Peter are extremely rare names in Poland.

I say Garlik in Poland, it sounds better than Czosnek.

I'm not sure why you think the English word is maize for the food. It's always sold as, and called corn. Maize is usually reserved for the name of the plant only.

Shouldn't it be corn in English?

Pomylić pieprz z papryką - mistrzostwo!

Fox - rebane eesti keeles, kettunen soome keeles.

In Maltese, Goat is Mogħża and Penguin is Pingwin

1:35 Finland: Carlic is "Valkosipuli" (= white onion) "Kynsilaukka" is old word.

Dog, Pies - RU SABAKA !!!

01:03 Actually we mostly use "Salatalık" for saying cucumber. Sometimes "Hıyar" can be considered as an insult. (And mushrooms are not vegetables btw lol)

Goat german=Ziege.

4:00 Lithuania is pipiras :)

We don't call maize αραβόσιτος in Greece We say καλαμπόκι

Cherry is Вишня in russian.

Türkçede hıyar değil de salatalık deriz. Sanırım italyanca kökenliymiş

Amount of mistakes is insane…

Ahh yes, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Eastern Ireland 👍

In general, both in Ukrainian and, as I know, in Russian, there are the words Жаба and Лягушка, they simply refer to different animals.

3:59 What a mistake! Bell pepper is actually not pepper at all. It is papr/i/y/ka mostly.

In italian...we Say "tomato" POMODORO and no "pomdoro"

I never heard anyone in Romania call garlic "ai" except in certain rural areas of the country. Pretty much 90% of the population says "usturoi".

a lot of mistakes in this video

0:15 How is the Albanian Ari/Ariu similar to Orso/Ours. Imo it’s either it’s own word or it’s related to the Turkish Ayi. 1:39 How is Dhelpër similar to the Slavic Lis, Lisa, Liška etc? 3:28 Sheep in Albanian is Dele. Dhen refers to a goat.

1:06 In Albanian, it’s called tranguj, not kastravec (as in cucmber) 0:16 How is Lakër similar to Lahana? 2:11 Misër is wheat, more suitably kallamoq would be used for corn. 3:58 Piper is pepper, as in the seasoning. The vegetable would be Spec

1:33 1. Can someone explain how Albanian Dardhë is similar to other Slavic Gruszka and Krusha? 1:57 2. Can anyone also explain how Dredhëz is similar to Fragola or Fraga?

Arabic is not a European language.

Турецкие названия,как волжские татарские :)

Турецкие названия,как волжские татарские :)

Nice!!!❤❤

1:33 - Armut in Turkey as pear. Meanwhile Armut in German means poverty.