@@Afff-wi6pt But we had been living in Europe for centuries before surnames became common. In Hungarian the adjective stands before the noun it modifies, unless in Latin. I think other European languages have name + surname, because that's how the Romans used it.
I'm sitting there hopeful, thinking of creative ways someone might've butchered the name. And he says it the exact same way that I say it D: I need to re-evaluate, practice, and fix my mistake.
E vocês portugueses falam o "ão" mais aberto, quase que um "ao" mesmo, enquanto no Brasil se fala mais fechado. Aí quando os ingleses vão por exemplo dizer o nome do João Pedro do Brighton, dizem "Joao"...
The funny thing about us calling him Dave is that we had a song about him for it, but we would still sing his actual name in the song, making it completely redundant. Then again, it probably made it easier for those that struggle with non-English names to pronounce it by having that song, as they could get used to it, but inevitably the nickname just stuck for him. We still probably pronounced his name incorrectly, given he's Basque.
@kilanspeaks uhmm.. you got any experience in beatboxing? lmao nah but honestly, the sound actually also exists in english as well, though only at the end of words. like for example the way szoboszlai pronounces 'dominik' at 0:47 (ofc thats not exactly english but you get what I mean lol)
@@lailao4565 perfect example! It's just so hard doing it at the beginning compared to doing it at the end I mean, it's doable, but not as "dry" as Kvicha says it, if you get me
@@ekaterinerokva3893 thanks for the tips, but just like @david13get replied to @lailao4565, it's really challenging to produce that sound at the beginning of a word compared to doing it at the end. 😵💫
I'd love to see every player pronunciating their names. There are lot of accents and after all however a player wants to be called it should be the way we and commentators call them
Coach Guaridola called: " Svolzai " last march, I need to teach Guardiola in Man city Stadium ( at : Do-Mi-Nick - Sbo-La-zai " , but he exited to teach me Sbozo word
As a dutchmen if i should choose a name thats hard to pronounce for outside Netherlands. Maybe: Tijjani Reijnders. And that not because of the surname but the firstname. Even dutch people who haven’t seen this name cant pronounce it right. The correct way for pronoucing it is (tee-JAH-nee) Lutsharel Geertruida. Lutsharel is pronounced (lud-SHA-rell (rolling R) Geer (throat G)- TRUI (“ui” its one sound and is almost like the U in Utah or the oi in boy but not fully) - Da). Let me knows which Netherlands name you think is hard to pronounce.
Interesting, I always assumed Tijjani was a common Dutch name. He's very popular where I'm from (Indonesia) due to his partial Indonesian heritage. It's not a common Indonesian/Ambonese name either. On the topic of Netherlands player names, just found out I pronounced Gakpo wrong. (It's not hard but I didn't know the correct pronunciation.)
I heard many called geertruida like : GER- (sound of G like in english words "green","get","go") -TRYU (like in english "yukon") -YDA😁 Also,from my youth,commentators were like : KYUYT, KLYUY -VERT (the V sound like in english "very")...Basically,many pronounced footballers' names the easiest way for them - as they were written.
Kvara's is so sweet and humble even if others mispronounced his name. And Szobo in the first part is treating his teammates like his students while telling them to keep quiet, lol. 😅🤣
Love this! I would definitely pronounce Zinchenko incorrectly in the exact way way demonstrated! I hear, Zinchenko stress the first syllable of his last name, which I would write like this: ZIN-chen-ko. The way others (like me!) pronounce it wrong is by stressing the second syllable, which I'd write like this: zin-CHEN-ko.
Funny thing is, English speakers tend to make errors in emphasis with most Slavic names: Arshávin, not Árshavin Golovín, not Gólovin Vorónin, not Vóronin Bilyaletdínov, not Bilyalétdinov Zhirkóv, not Zhírkov Pogrebnyák, not Pogrébnyak
The ç is just a "ch", çalhan -> chalhan Oğlu is a bit trickier, ğ is not like a g, instead it's a letter that just extends the vowel before it, so oğlu kind of goes something like "oolu" Therefore, the English equivalent of Çalhanoğlu is close to "Chalhanoolu"
If the name is pronounced how 🇬🇷 pronounce this suffix (-oglou), then it is the same sound you make when you start saying the word "word", "when" or "yacht" ("γ"oo-erd, "γ"oo-en or "γ"ee-at). It's pronounced in English, but (seemingly) always next to "oo" or "ee". Essentially, the 🇬🇷 letter γάμμα (γ).
@@Yon_Jon5715 We do not pronounce it same way I can say. Greeks with surnames end with -oğlu mostly pronounce the ''ğ'' as ''w'' but in Turkish you won't even hear it sounding. Ğ is a special letter in Turkish. No word in that language can start with a Ğ. It is there just to extend the letter before. So the friend before you explained it clearly. Same goes for every word: Doğu(East): Pronounced as Doou not Dogwu or Dowu.
Dude not all these players play in England or were butchered by English. Szoboszlai said it was Guardiola. Kvaratskhelia said all of Italy gets his name wrong. Mæhle plays for Wolfsburg in Bundesliga which directly borders Denmark. People have trouble making sounds not native to them no matter where they come from.
"If you learn it, it's better" - he said, non-threateningly with a shy smile...
Can't breathe😂😂😂nah khvicha is a dude who is unintentionally funny😂😂
so cute 🥰🥰🥰
@@damnronin fr
@@panvlade STFU that mf wasn't georgian
he is the CUTEST guy ever
Khvicha voice is so calm n so unexpected I like it🥺
he sounds like he’s 60
@@Leo-tn3ep he's 23
Kvaradona
@@Leo-tn3ep help fr
Very khvicha name 😮
Szoboszlai said his name as we Hungarians say it, surname first, followed by given name: Szoboszlai Dominik.
Reminds me of Japanese player or Japanese people in general.
Oh, I didn't know that... But thank you for the info.
i had no idea, like the japanese do
Hungarian really was from Asia.
@@Afff-wi6pt But we had been living in Europe for centuries before surnames became common. In Hungarian the adjective stands before the noun it modifies, unless in Latin. I think other European languages have name + surname, because that's how the Romans used it.
Skriniar saying his name in an English accent is hilarious 😂😂😂
Had me 😂
@@tanky3021 y'aall bro
That was an American accent
I'm sitting there hopeful, thinking of creative ways someone might've butchered the name. And he says it the exact same way that I say it D: I need to re-evaluate, practice, and fix my mistake.
It feels exactly the same 😅
Khvicha Gameplay :👿
Khvicha voice:😘
Khvicha name: 😱😵💫😵
@@hoarder1919 🤣😂😂😂😂
Cringe
It sounds like he has something stuck in his throat 😂
@@truth6074 no
Xhaka: my name is granit and they call me granit so i'm mad 😭🤣
that was totally this
He meant Granite
Hola soy Ranit ..
I think he meant should be pronounced grah-nit instead of greh-nit
Ronaldo xd
Kvicha is such a humble guy, I wish everything good on him, from Peru.
Kvartashkelia's voice is so good and light.
*Kvaratskhelia
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
ხვიჩა კვარაცხელია
Sounds like Florin Nita (Romania’s goalkeeper ) voice
@@MERCwtm yeah bro nobody can write his name😭😭😭😭😭
1:01 I was ready for Jackson 💀 😂
HAHAHAHAHA
kvaradona the goat
He ghosted vs turkey. One season wonder nothing else.
@@Alkane2 and who ask ?😂😂😂
@@cttsonic0796 y u made this guy so overrated??🤨
@@Alkane2 at least he plays at euro, and you?
@@cttsonic0796he doesn't get called as the goat,so don't compare.
Sergey milinkovic savic looks like Franz Josef 1 from Emperor of Austria Hungary
His moustache is based
Had to Google the emperor. Yes, Sergey does look like Franz Josef! He was the husband of Empress Sissi, right?
Kvaratskhelia the best name ever
Edit: even i'm typo on his name 😂
You also miss pronounced him🤣🤣🤣 it’s Kvaratskhelia
@@steveguy993 oh my God 😭
Kvaratskhelia is a surname
@@steveguy993 hmm, true dude
Yeah, it does sound cool when you know how to pronounce it 😅
The way Skriniar changed to an English accent 😂
fr, plus that was how i was about to pronounce his name...
Eastern europe is The best part Of The world.
@@Kosmouchkosmatakosmos Call Slovakia "Eastern European" to a Slovak's face and see what happens😂
@@maxkho00It blew my mind when I realised Bratislava basically used to be the holiday city for the aristos in Vienna.
@@Kosmouchkosmatakosmos Slovakia is in Central Europe, mate.
Me: wtf how are people mispronouncing Conceição
Also me: oh right, I am Portuguese
People say it coincekao
Im british and pronounce his name perfectlt
Pronunciations of Portuguese (+ Brazilian) names are usually difficult for a lot of English speakers
Complicado mesmo, Portuga.
E vocês portugueses falam o "ão" mais aberto, quase que um "ao" mesmo, enquanto no Brasil se fala mais fechado. Aí quando os ingleses vão por exemplo dizer o nome do João Pedro do Brighton, dizem "Joao"...
Congratulations Georgia 🇬🇪
0:53 "Oleksandr Zínchenko"
El relator de ESPN en español: *Shevchenko*.
Khvicha kvaratskhelia 🇬🇪❤ Our Star boy ❤
Szoboszlai definitely is a contender for World's most handsome man!!
Have you seen Van de Ven!!!
Hai visto me?
Agreed
i also thinked about it, imagine being famous footballer and handsome, dream for many.
Do you ever see Giroud, Gavi, Havertz?
Kerem Aktürkoğlu ❤❤🎉
Proud of our name👍🏻
People in England call Kvaratskhelia just simply 'Kvar'. Cesar Azpilicueta was nicknamed 'Dave' by Chelsea fans for a long time.
They don’t even bother calling him Kvara lmao just Kvar
The funny thing about us calling him Dave is that we had a song about him for it, but we would still sing his actual name in the song, making it completely redundant.
Then again, it probably made it easier for those that struggle with non-English names to pronounce it by having that song, as they could get used to it, but inevitably the nickname just stuck for him. We still probably pronounced his name incorrectly, given he's Basque.
Or Azpi
@@croissantpower More of a nickname by then though just because it's a long name rather than not being able to pronounce it.
The easy name my tongue want to say when read Kvicha Kvaratskhelia is FRITZ...
A German's name😁😁😁😁
All the Georgian🇬🇪 players must come and pronounce their names
nothing difficult in Kochorashvili or Tsitaishvili
Mamadashvili
Mikautadze
No, this is my surname, goalkeeper is MamaRdashvili 😂@WalidDhidha
Finnnally Szobo said his name right (as a hungarian)
i thought it was shoboshlai but that would be polish pronunciation right?
@@marte1081 Sz in hungarian is ''S'', not ''SH'' as in Polish.
Imagine if there was Jakub Błaszczykowski
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz
Yakub Bwashchykovski
Yaacuub Bla-Sche-Kovskee
@@thomashelbas2929 wrong
it’s easy
Kvara (i can't even spell it, let alone pronounce it) seems a very nice and a down to earth guy.
Can't wait to hear Speed say these names😂
Knowing him, he would butcher all those pronunciations and made a whole continent mad😂
Who?
didn't speed already say "karvahaji" during the ballon door ceremony lmao
Szoboszlai!
Kvara numero uno 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪
How the hell do you even do the clicking sound at the beginning of “Kvaratskhelia”? 😭
The letter K?
@kilanspeaks uhmm.. you got any experience in beatboxing? lmao
nah but honestly, the sound actually also exists in english as well, though only at the end of words. like for example the way szoboszlai pronounces 'dominik' at 0:47 (ofc thats not exactly english but you get what I mean lol)
@@lailao4565 perfect example! It's just so hard doing it at the beginning compared to doing it at the end
I mean, it's doable, but not as "dry" as Kvicha says it, if you get me
@kilanspeaks the way you do the sound is by using the back of your throat. 🇬🇪
@@ekaterinerokva3893 thanks for the tips, but just like @david13get replied to @lailao4565, it's really challenging to produce that sound at the beginning of a word compared to doing it at the end. 😵💫
Where is poland and Juventus goal keeper Wojciech Szczęsny? I had to copy it from google even to type this here😂
Until today I can't read that name
@@AdelmoSibi-ol5oi Wojciech Szczęsny read like "Voichieh Shchensny".
Good thing Brzęczyszczykiewicz doesn't play football
Poland should adopt Cyrillic like other Slavic languages and use just one letter Щ instead of SZCZ
@@bbcmotd in Polish SZCZ is reading as two letters - Ш and Ч. Not Щ.
Milinkovic savic moustache though. Bring back the old style. Nice.
I haven't seen Sergej Milinkovic-Savic for a while but now he transformed into Hercule Poirot for some reasons
Szczesny is the most difficult for me
Sz is like sh ans cz is like ch
shchezny
@@yigitsssss963 shchensny
Isn’t it just said like: Shesny
@@-_Blitz_- it isn't sh. It's shch
Kvara 💙💙💙💙
Maehle noticing "Melee", meanwhile, Kvaratskhelia fine with "Kvarghrrwiasfrtlelia"
let's be honest, "Kvarghrrwiasfrtlelia" is so much closer to "Kvaratskhelia" than "Granit" to "Granit"
@@nikolakozhuharov1042 😂
I'd love to see every player pronunciating their names. There are lot of accents and after all however a player wants to be called it should be the way we and commentators call them
For Indonesian people almost all of these names are easy. Except the rhh sound on Kvara's name.
Malay pronounces better i think...😂😂
Skriniar 😂
What's the weirdest way....
Skriniar: Milan Skriniar
Me: 😐
There are few comments about that. Do people really not hear the difference?
What do you expect Kvara, with all these ejective consonants your language has, it's not easy...
as he said, he doesn't expect much
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia: It's normal, my name is a little bit difficult
Me: No, don't you say that - piece of cake for all of us 😂
Coach Guaridola called: " Svolzai "
last march, I need to teach Guardiola in Man city Stadium ( at : Do-Mi-Nick - Sbo-La-zai " , but he exited to teach me Sbozo word
Kerem Aktürkoğlu'nun videoya girişi 'Jamiryooo' etkisi yarattı. Ne demek istediğimi anlıyorsanız muhtemelen 25-35 yaş arasındasınız.
As a dutchmen if i should choose a name thats hard to pronounce for outside Netherlands.
Maybe:
Tijjani Reijnders. And that not because of the surname but the firstname. Even dutch people who haven’t seen this name cant pronounce it right. The correct way for pronoucing it is (tee-JAH-nee)
Lutsharel Geertruida. Lutsharel is pronounced (lud-SHA-rell (rolling R) Geer (throat G)- TRUI (“ui” its one sound and is almost like the U in Utah or the oi in boy but not fully) - Da).
Let me knows which Netherlands name you think is hard to pronounce.
Tijjani is a Hausa name I suppose, from Northern Nigeria.
Interesting, I always assumed Tijjani was a common Dutch name. He's very popular where I'm from (Indonesia) due to his partial Indonesian heritage. It's not a common Indonesian/Ambonese name either.
On the topic of Netherlands player names, just found out I pronounced Gakpo wrong. (It's not hard but I didn't know the correct pronunciation.)
@@EhinomeOkojie i remember one with that name - babangida
I heard many called geertruida like : GER- (sound of G like in english words "green","get","go") -TRYU (like in english "yukon") -YDA😁 Also,from my youth,commentators were like : KYUYT, KLYUY -VERT (the V sound like in english "very")...Basically,many pronounced footballers' names the easiest way for them - as they were written.
Kvara's is so sweet and humble even if others mispronounced his name. And Szobo in the first part is treating his teammates like his students while telling them to keep quiet, lol. 😅🤣
Zielinski is the most underrated player I have ever seen. I mean, 82 rated in FC25?
I love how Nicola stanciu amd and Benjamin sesko is pronounced
0:33 as bayraklari as as as as wooooooo
Хвича Кварацхелия помимо грузинского и Английского, также хорошо знает русский, когда его слушаешь слышен акцент. Тоже самое с Зинченко
Kvaraa❤️🔥
"Granite the stone i mean Granit has been substited" 🇨🇭🤗
1:07 that sounded like an american trying to pronounce his name xd
any English speaker really
Kerem Aktürkoğlu 😂🇹🇷🇹🇷💛❤️🔥🔥🇹🇷🇹🇷
Love this! I would definitely pronounce Zinchenko incorrectly in the exact way way demonstrated! I hear, Zinchenko stress the first syllable of his last name, which I would write like this: ZIN-chen-ko. The way others (like me!) pronounce it wrong is by stressing the second syllable, which I'd write like this: zin-CHEN-ko.
I like Savic name , sounds cool
Funny thing is, English speakers tend to make errors in emphasis with most Slavic names:
Arshávin, not Árshavin
Golovín, not Gólovin
Vorónin, not Vóronin
Bilyaletdínov, not Bilyalétdinov
Zhirkóv, not Zhírkov
Pogrebnyák, not Pogrébnyak
Que tipazo Khvicha
Conceição is swallowing all the syllables and vocals
Kvaradona!
1:51 WTH?!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
And how about Cody Gakpo? Is Gakpo or Hakpo?
In dutch its like a hard "h" sound the "g"yeah
It’s just Gakpo, it’s not a Dutch name but Dutch people would pronounce it like an H.
You mean KH
Some people really call khvicha 'karvatschelia' or smth bro come on😭
How can you mess up such a cool name?
No I remember ishowspeed pronounced Kvara’s name as klarastadium💀
Where's Tottenham and Romania defender Radu Dragusin?
Kerem Akturkoglu! ❤️🇹🇷❤️
0:18
Georgian Goat: Kvarat 🔥
Should’ve told the same question to the polish goalkeeper💀
Kvaraskhelia the best
Hey Georgians! In Kvaratskhelia - he is like "clicking" saying first "K". This is how you pronounce this letter or only he does that?
Это такой тембр голоса у грузин, один вдох - одно слово, один выдох - одно слово, армяне также разговаривают на своëм.
Со стороны может казаться что они говорят носом, когда нос у обычного заложен 😁 он разговаривает как грузин.
Лучший пример 👉👉 грузины разговаривают так, буд-то только что подняли стакан хорошего виски.
Yes the K in Kvara is pronounced like K in Dominik (0:47)
Kvara fofinho
OMG😂😂😂 these names will surel break my jaw; especially the Georgian and Turkish guys 😂😂😂❤❤
Dominik, it's "Guardiola", not "Gardiola".
Ironic
Taking his revenge 😭
Incorrect, it's junkie bald fraud.
speed pronounced kvara like that at 1:49
As an Arab I can proudly say that we nailed it with those names
You should include Cucurella.
Where is Højllund and Højbjerg we want to know how to pronounce this kind of "ø"
look up their names on Forvo
🤩😍🇬🇪🤩😍🇬🇪 kvara 🔥kvara It's hot to translate exactly😊
Sesko legit looks like as if he's a NPC from a cyber based theme game
Every time I hear Zinchenko I picture in my mind the one and only great Akrobeto pronouncing his name 😂😂
Kvaratskhelia is one heck of a great player!! Loved him
😊 0:21 Khvi cha ⚽️ Kva rat s khe lia 7️⃣🇬🇪
Kvara😂😂😂😂 what a man
I wanna know how to pronounce çalhanoğlu
The ç is just a "ch", çalhan -> chalhan
Oğlu is a bit trickier, ğ is not like a g, instead it's a letter that just extends the vowel before it, so oğlu kind of goes something like "oolu"
Therefore, the English equivalent of Çalhanoğlu is close to "Chalhanoolu"
If the name is pronounced how 🇬🇷 pronounce this suffix (-oglou), then it is the same sound you make when you start saying the word "word", "when" or "yacht" ("γ"oo-erd, "γ"oo-en or "γ"ee-at). It's pronounced in English, but (seemingly) always next to "oo" or "ee".
Essentially, the 🇬🇷 letter γάμμα (γ).
Chalanolu
@@Yon_Jon5715 We do not pronounce it same way I can say. Greeks with surnames end with -oğlu mostly pronounce the ''ğ'' as ''w'' but in Turkish you won't even hear it sounding. Ğ is a special letter in Turkish. No word in that language can start with a Ğ. It is there just to extend the letter before. So the friend before you explained it clearly. Same goes for every word: Doğu(East): Pronounced as Doou not Dogwu or Dowu.
@@mertnecati875 yeah, I heard it after. I was surprised, after all those years pronouncing players that way (Turkoglu).
Need Bruno here. Is it Fernandes or Fernashh?
Dc nu l o pus pe cicaldau?
Ishowspeed would have a stroke watching this
I've got to admit, I often still mispronounce the Hungarian "sz" as if it's read in Polish. 😅
It's the exact opposite, isn't it?
Polish "s" = Hungarian "sz"
Hungarian "s" = Polish "sz"
Zeenchenko 💪🇺🇦
I feel like this is a problem for native english speakers who simply refuse to acknowledge the fact that other languages exist
Did you miss the part about italy? Ignorance is a universal problem buddy
Yes because knowing spanish and french are going to help to pronounce a georgian name
Dude not all these players play in England or were butchered by English. Szoboszlai said it was Guardiola. Kvaratskhelia said all of Italy gets his name wrong. Mæhle plays for Wolfsburg in Bundesliga which directly borders Denmark. People have trouble making sounds not native to them no matter where they come from.
@@joqqeman the georgian one is an exception. Spanish and italian names are easy to pronounce yet english speaker dont seem able to do it
How are they refusing to acknowledge it? Do you speak every language in the world?
Skriniar was mad about it 💀😂
KEREM AKTÜRKOĞLUUUU!!!!
Subtitles/closed captions: "I quit!"
Woah, thank God I learned the IPA
Respect
People are happy with Georgia and Hungrary qualifying, so they would learn to speak Georgian and Hungarian.
svozlai
😂I love the fact that they dont get angry when people mispronounce their names ; those names are very strange and funny too💯💯💯💯
0:37 HOPP SCHWITZZZZZ
Nightmare of Commentators 🤣🤣
And also, Szoboszlai pronounced his surname first, that's interesting!