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Another words could be added - "Where from", "Where to", "How many", "What for"

In Ukrainian "Yakyi" is more like "what" (adjective), while "which" is "Kotryi"

Estonia Friday is (Reede)

I want to say, you did the great job. They're of course more nuances the you showed in your videos. But it makes understandable the main theme: how close and how different we are. Thank you!

2:10 Russians use both the _tomat_ and the _pomidor._ It's just a matter of preference. 5:47 Incorrect transliteration in Russian "Myaso". Miaso would be a better variant. There's no "yotified a" in this word. There is 'soft Mmm' [m'aso] instead.

Turkic is not a european language

In Ukrainian word pes is in use too, but for male. Vedmid and medved is the same: "that one, who knows honey" but with little change - roots of words take another place

Ukrainian tuesday is "Vivtorok"

vivtorok in ukrainian, not vivtoryk

Ochi❌ Vochy✔️

You're wrong with Ukrainian "dyd'ko", because it's "dyad'ko"

Potato in hungarian means szavazat or vote

Albania, always unique and different. While most countries have pretty much the same words, Albania has its very own words

Hija is from turkish/arabic not germanic, as is hermano and much of french

Abacaxi 🍍🇧🇷

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Im glad that i got to choose german in modern language class. Cause what the actual fuck are does names. It's just a day of the week, chill Poland😭

De namnen av de dagen in Intergermanisch: Måndag Dinsdag Wonsdag Donderdag Fridag Saterdag Sondag

Turkeya😮😮😮😮

⁠​​⁠you don‘t know what you’re talking about. His book "Slavonic Grammaryy with Correct Syntax" (1619) systematized the study of Church Slavonicyy. It became the standard grammar book in Russia until the end of the 18th century

0:37 In Latvian it is "Ananass", not "Ananāss". It is one of the words that students commonly fail to write correctly, due to the common prononuciation being different than spelling. In schools we do not have a lot of "trick" words spelling-wise. But this is definitely one of them.

An interesting video ruined by you pretending that piña isn’t the word for pineapple in Spain 😔

Atamızın Türkçeye önem vermemiz için söylediği birkaç söz: Zengin sözlüğümüzün toplandığı gün, milli varlığımız en kuvvetli bir dal kazanacaktır. Bizim milliyetçiliğimizin esası dil birliğinin korunmasıyla mümkün olacaktır. (1938) Türk dilinin kendi benliğine, aslındaki güzellik ve zenginliğine kavuşması için bütün devlet teşkilatımızın dikkatli, alakalı olmasını isteriz. 1 Kasım 1932 Türk" demek "dil" demektir. Milliyetin çok belirgin niteliklerinden biri dildir. Türk milletindenim; diyen insan, her şeyden önce ve mutlaka Türkçe konuşmalıdır.” 17 Şubat 1931

In Hungarian, hétfő comes from hét + fő, meaning head of the week, kedd is a shortening of *kettedik*, meaning second, and vasárnap comes from vásár + nap, meaning market day (bc markets were usually held on Sundays). Also, csütörtök and péntek are of Slavic origin.

5:48 Meat in Swedish = kott Cat in Russian = kot

In Albanian, father is also "at" the archaic version of "baba" still in use.

Nvm, Azerbaijani is a second turkish

Austria should be: Tomato=Paradeiser, Kartoffel=Erdapfel

In old Portuguese we used Lues, Martes, Mércores, Joves and Vernes

What’s the reason for coloring Hungarian Thursday and Friday differently than Slavic?

Turkey is not in Europe!!!

Turkey is not Europe!!

Baltic countries are like: first day, second day, third day and so on

Food is usually jeda in Russian. pishcha is less commonly used

3:30 In French you can say Pomme de terre or Patate. 🥔

I'm not calling a pineapple 'an anus' That's ridiculous

in poland potato is Ziemniak, Kartofel, Pyra, bulwa, barabol, kompera and swapka

Brits made ananas and custard apple both as a kind of apple.

En önemli organlar unutulmuş. 😜

I'm curious where the Latvian word Deguns (Nose) comes from Same with Mēle (Mel)

First, pear in luxembourgish is bier, bieren are multiple pears, then no one says gurk for cucumber... Its cornichong, bread is brout not brot, nobody says neng for salad....its zaloot and i know that because i am from luxembourg

In Hungarian, ősz can mean grey-haired, too. Also, tél and talvi are cognates.

What song is playing in the background?

In Spain we use "plátano" as "spanish banana" (from Spain) and we use "banana" for the non-spaniard banana

Whole World🌍🌎🌏:Banana🍌 Turkiye🇹🇷:Muz🍌

0:37 in finland we dont use the á its just ananas

I think it would be cool to consider non-European variations, like Haitian French Kreyol that have only "li" for she and he. And, as a Brazilian I missed the "Você", we don't usually use "tu", unless in some countryside regions

In Belgium, it's 'nonkel' and not 'oom' as we use the first word more

В русском есть слова "пëс", "кошка", "киса", "конь", "бер-берлога".

Polski Uwielbiam jak słowiańskie języki mają tyle podobieństw od razu czuć tą bliskość, Słowianie łączmy się! Česká republika Miluji, jak slovanské jazyky mají tolik podobností - hned je cítit tu blízkost. Slované, spojme se! Україна Обожнюю, як слов'янські мови мають стільки схожого - одразу відчувається ця близькість. Слов'яни, єднаймося! Россия Обожаю, как славянские языки имеют столько общего - сразу чувствуется эта близость. Славяне, объединяйтесь! Slovensko Milujem, ako slovanské jazyky majú toľko podobností - hneď cítiť tú blízkosť. Slovania, spojme sa! Беларусь Абажаю, як славянскія мовы маюць столькі агульнага - адразу адчуваецца гэтая блізкасць. Славяне, яднаймася! Србија Obožavam kada slovenski jezici imaju toliko sličnosti, odmah se oseća ta bliskost, povežimo se, Slaveni! България Обожавам, когато славянските езици имат толкова сходства, веднага се усеща тази близост, нека се свържем, славяни! Slovenija Obožujem, ko slovanski jeziki imajo toliko podobnosti, takoj se čuti ta bližina, povežimo se, Slaveni! Северна Обожавам кога словенските јазици имаат толку сличности, веднаш се чувствува таа близина, да се поврземе, Словени! Bosna i Hercegovina Obožavam kada slavenski jezici imaju toliko sličnosti, odmah se osjeća ta bliskost, povežimo se, Slaveni! Hrvatska Obožavam kada slavenski jezici imaju toliko sličnosti, odmah se osjeća ta bliskost, povežimo se, Slaveni. Dziękuje jeśli ktoś to przeczytał, Дякую, якщо хтось це прочитав! Děkuji, pokud to někdo přečetl! Дзякуй, калі хто-то гэта прачытаў! Спасибо, если кто-то это прочитал! Ďakujem, ak to niekto prečítal! Hvala ako je neko ovo pročitao! Благодаря, ако някой е прочел това! Hvala, če je to kdo prebral! Hvala ako je neko ovo pročitao! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱