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Turkish Yıl English Year, same origin.

Bengali : Mother - Ma / Mata Father - Baba / Pita Son - Chhele / Putro Daughter - Meye / Konna / Duhita ( uncommon ) Brother - Bhai / Bhrata Sister - Bon

часто в таких відео бачу, що багато слів в українській помилково автор пише як в російській. наприклад тут - odin. це неправда. поперше в російській вимовляється adin, подруге в українській пишеться і вимовляється odyn. і подібних помилок купа. а ще автор фарбує карту, виходячи зі своїх помилкових написів, тож це викривлення і маніпуляція.

The paired bodyparts, organs, clothes and some objects(scrissors, eyeglasses) in Hungarian used in singular usually. (fun fact: it's true for all of uralic languages but finnic branch) In Hungarian „szemek“ means eyes of more than one being, cipő(shoe) means one pair of shoes and cipők means more pair of shoes. Even the one eyed pirate is „félszemű”(halfeyed) in Hungarian.

„Narancs“ means orange as fruit in Hungarian. The colour is „narancssárga“ (literally: orangeyellow).

Shoulders are in slovak plecia and elbows are lakte.

What is the name of the song?

Pt limba romana ai folosit cuvinte greșite magazin, supă, librăria, astea ar fi cele corecta

Coney is a dialect in English for a rabbit and fowl means a bird.

Stunda in Latvian comes from German I believe

Denmark Norway and Sweden are nearly triplets😭

In Polish Mother - Matka is more official way of saying Mama, that is used more often. Father - Ojciec is more official while people use Tata more often. Uncle - In slavic there are actually two words. Wuj/Wujek for brother of your mother, and Stryj/Stryjek for brother of your father. Aunt - Ciotka is more official, Ciocia is more gentle way for closer people. Unrelated friends of your parents are usually called Wujek (m) and Ciotka (f)

Turkey is from other planet, toward Europeans.

In South Africa it also Dumela or Kgotsong in Sesotho

The original Albanian, is Atë, from fATËR, or OTAC.

Беларуский February - Люты ! Февраль - Русский!

How is Ukranina "Batko" and other slavic states "Otec" the same color?

Dhëmb/dhamb does not have the same roots and origin with other countries colored red it's a pure albanian word.

Also duck in Slovak is kačka and kačica as well. And there is no difference in meaning.

The original albanian word for father is not "baba" but "at". Grandmother in albanian is "gjyshe".

Венгры, финны - инопланетяне!!!)))

Where is Armenia on this map??

I always found it confusing that when it comes to interrogative pronouns: the English "who" = the German "Wer" and the English "Where" = the German "wo". This led me to ask in Munich who was the central station ("wer ist der hauptbahnhof ?")

A note: Meat as food is in german language Fleisch. But we have the word Mett. Mett is fine minced raw pork, eaten raw , spiced with salt, pepper and onions. German food law about selling Mett is very restriktive!!!

German warum could also be wofür ( dated) so similarities to swedish.

Zyma (Ukraina)

Kurdish (Kurmanji) - What: Çi? (Chi?) Who: Kî? (Khi?) Which: Ku? / Kîjan? When: Kengî? Where: Ku? Why: Çima? (Chima?) How: Çawa? (Chawa?)

Blue. Ukraina: Syniy

En España se usa más bien la palabra plátano en vez de banana

1:47 🇹🇷 ne öd

2:52 🇹🇷 *neden, n'için (ne için), n'iye (ne diye)*

In Sardinian Language: What? Itta? Who? Chini? Which? Kalli? When? Kandu? Where? Innui? Why? Poitta? How? Cummenti?

1:48 In Albanian cow is lopë, we never use krava, it is a mistake. 3:27 is tigër, not tigr lol. Other words are good 😊

In Albanian language we use both ‘krye & kokë’ for ‘head’; for forehead çoç is more of a dialect word, ‘balli’ is more common. 1:55 eyes 👀 in alb. 🇦🇱 sy in irish 🇮🇪 Súil. I have noticed few times a resemblance between the two languages. I think the linguistics must study these 2 languages might be connected. It’s interesting that lips in 🇦🇱 buzë & 🇷🇴 is buze, the same. I love these videos ❤

Польский - Матка, русские эмм окей 🤔😅

Father is "ata" in original turkish. Baba is not original. Possibly it came from balkans to anatolia. Moreover, mother is "ana" in original turkish. Anne is transformed version of ana.

"Gyümölcslé" is fruit + juice. Juice is just "lé" in Hungarian

Soup in Lithuanian is sriuba not sūpė, there's no such word...

In Hungarian hello is szia or sziasztok ( when multiple people)

На українській мові 1= один (odyn)

Modern is Anne, old Turkic Ana.

1:47 turks: 😱

In Romanian: mother = mamă / mumă / muică / mămucă / maică / măicuță / măiculiță father = tată / taică / tătucă / tatâne / babac "otac" comes from "ortac", which means "friend", "partner", "husband" grandmother = mama-mare / ma'mare / mamaie / bunică / bună / bunicuță / babă / moașă stepmother = mamă vitregă / mașteră grandfather = tata-mare / tataie / bunic / bun / bunel / moș aunt = tanti / tante / mătușă / tușă / țață / lele / leliță / dadă / daică

İn Azerbaijan we use both "yaz" and "bahar" for spring.

incorrect translations into Armenian

3:24 historically in some regions of Ukraine they say krumpli, meaning potatoes😊

Im 6 years old (fake) Sweden : you are sex? Hungary : you are hat?

Hey! I have a pet ! Balkans : a five?

Hey denmark! say four? Denmark: Fire 💀

Hey how many potatos are here Ukraine? Ukraine:Try. 💀