Man this is really cool. Dravidian language and indoaryan languages are way too different. But most of them can understand hindi. English is the one that acts as a bridge between different states. I'm a tamil speaker and I know malayalam, hindi and English. So, every indian is indeed a polygot!😂😂😂 Your progession in indian languages is absolutely insane wouter bro... A big fan from Tamilnadu P.S - While making challenges, don't get trapped by the dialects....lol! Even native speakers find hard to figure that out and it sounds way too different 😜😅😅😅
@@kumarvikramaditya9636 true that, but you must hear Marathi and Odia lol, they have many retroflex sound occurrence, infact Odia has the largest no of phonemes among retroflex sounds in the Southern Indo-aryan languages( Marathi, Sinhala, Maldivian), Marathi has retroflex clusters.
Wow As a Telugu speaking guy from Andhra Pradesh .. i really appreciate u dude .. ur Telugu is improving day by day 👍u r doing great good keep going ..
Hey Wouter, it's great to see you practicing Indian languages but there would always be an Indian language that you might not have heard of because there are so many of them! I myself speak Kannada, English, Marathi, Hindi, bit of German and a bit of Telugu.
I don't speak Tamil but stil was happy that a guy in Europe is trying to learn. I guess that happens to other indians too. I am glad that the recent change in education policy emphasises on learning local language instead of imposing Hindi on you guys. Cheers dude!!
Hi brother U did very good job U treid well to speak Telugu,Tamil and Malayalam and other Indian languages. I am from Andhra Pradesh state,India.Telugu is speaking language here. I enjoyed this video man.
As a Tamilan,we have no necessary for hindi inside tamilnadu..So we are not so interested in learning hindi.. Instead of the that,we are learning language from our childhood..Indeed English is so harder than hindi...😅
@@Mr89marci89 better not try it lol, Hindi is definitely easier than Tamil, but much harder than English, it's of the same level of time one would take to learn German, which is the hardest language of all Germanic languages grammatically. And Hindi is just a watered down version of the complexities in other Indo-aryan languages.
It's my first time listening someone use "Parantu" in casual conversations. I've only seen it in books. Instead of Parantu, majority Hindi speakers use "Par". You can pronounce it as Pur🐱
His telugu is lot better than his hindi even though in another video he knew hindi but not telugu. He surprisingly has good flow while speaking. Did not expect that.
Really awesome you speak so many Indian languages and you have a pretty good accent. Respect Wouter. Would like to see you speak Kannada language which is a very beautiful and easy language. You really motivate others also to learn more languages than their mother tongue.
😭 It's still hard though , as English is my first language and in Mumbai everyone knows English . Yeah you are right the characters mostly are the same but even after knowing Hindi and learning Marathi from 1st grade I'm average in Marathi and struggle a bit in conversation and understanding and ngl my hindi isn't polished either lol.
How do you learn so many languages, how do you remember so many different words from different languages, how do you remember grammar of so many languages Please let me know Man you are genius Lots of respect to you 👍
Hey Wouter I am a Canadian travelling to Amsterdam in the next few days and what to see you on the streets doing your language mastery. Where do you usually set up shop!?
Wouter, I am moving to Amsterdam in 3 weeks and have followed your channel for a long time now. I know 6 languages now and would also love to know where you set up shop!
I don't know how many people say 'but' as 'parantu' in Hindi. I've personally heard none of my friends say 'parantu', everybody says 'par' or just substitutes in 'but' as the English word instead of saying an equivalent Hindi word. However, 'parantu' sounds sweeter to the ears for some reason.. Wouter's doing a great job!
Your propensity to learn languages is just freaking nuts......mind boggling.....widening ur language horizon like a mad man lmaoo. Also I think u took it personally after losing money to Indians speaking 5-6 different languages 😂 Amazing work though....salute
Actually only few tamil people speak hindi due to some dirty politics 😂😂😂 that's y u don't see many tamils speaking hindi..... P.S : I respect both the languages
Yeah almost every language in India gonna get killed by hindi.. only tamil is hardly resisting. and In Punjab, Punjabi school mem hindi bolna our English bolna ka restriction karnen mem vo kids panjabi bolne bool gei. 🫤 , It will get killed every language if it goes like this
dirty politics? Sorry Tamils take pride in our mother tongue. We do not allow ourselves to be hindinized unlike the other states which are seeing their language be declined and replaced by Hindi.
@@vicnad92 I didn't mean that way broo..... some politicians use hindi to do politics..... tamil is the only language that resisted the imposition of hindi..... I said I'm against the imposition only..... apart from that nothing against tamil P.S : I'm a thamizhan too
Hi Wouter, very awesome video. In India, people mostly learn English apart from their mother tongue for academic and career prospects. They generally don't learn other Indian languages. Here too in the comments section you'd find people suggesting you their respective Indian mother tongues. Being an Indian, I must say that you are a true sensation for to learn other Indian languages. I want to ask you, when you learn any language, do you learn the reading and writing part too or you mainly focus on the speaking and listening part?
I am Telugu raised I can understand very well but speaking is not so good because pronouncing words is difficult but do able. My parents are Telugu but I am raised in the US so i never speak Telugu with them. Probably why I can’t pronounce words properly
In India it's very common to find people who know many languages as different states speak different languages like in Maharashtra they speak Marathi, Karnataka Kannada, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana they speak Telugu and Kerala they speak Malayalam and the list goes on. I need I myself can speak 4 languages which are Bengali, Hindi, English, and I know manageable Spanish not fluent yet but want to be. I'm a Bengali.
I want to go to South America mainly to the countries where Spanish is spoken but I don't mind visiting Brazil and if I'm in Brazil I'll try to learn Portuguese
@@yesviews at 3:20 he says "I recommend you learn Kazak, because..." And Wouter cut him, so I would start by looking at this. It's not up to me to decide what he should or not do, it was just a guess based on this part of the video
@@yesviews Russian is very much spoken by all in Kazakhstan in addition to Kazakh, and is in fact the official working language for all practical purposes. "But in Kazakhstan, we speak Kazakh, NOT Russian..." Who is he kidding?! Wouter was right to put him in his place. The guy just needlessly wanted to prove a point and dissociate from his Russian / Soviet identity.
I wish to see you speaking Bangla. It's the 6th most spoken languages in the World. More then 270 Million people speaks Bengali. Love from Bangladesh 😍🇧🇩❤️
Regarding the Tamil section of the video (3 guys). For non-Indians. Think of Tamils as the French, who refuse to speak English in France, even if a tourist asks them a query in English. I am sure some french do like some Tamils have no problem speaking Hindi, but the idea of language pride or chauvinism is prominent. (this exists in all Indian languages to a different degree, but Hindi vs Tamil is the most visible). So it's likely the Tamil guys knew Hindi, maybe they genuinely didn't, or knew just a smattering of Hindi. we will never know. No, I am not shitting on Tamils, I have no problem with 'Tamil pride' - I am just giving a context.
Your message is not relevant to this video, this is evident that you are trying to shit your hatred while saying you aren't. Tamils are not against any language, they just oppose Hindi imposition in thier land.
@@haripppalady.7873Read the comment and my reply well, I try to emphasise Tamils dont hate any language, oppose only Hindi imposition. I didn't see any wrong in it. Also I suggest you to improve the knowledge on the the current politics and history of India before you butt in. India is a union of States, each state were an individual country before the Muslim invasion /British rule. States are formed on a linguistic basis. It is the best for the unity of india and administrative purpose. Tamil Nadu is the land of Tamil which existed before India born. No one can deny it. I didn't say it is the land of Telugu, Marathi vice verse. Tamils just oppose Hindi opposition propogates by the central government. Why do Tamils need to learn another language where most of them don't need to cross the border and they solely lived only with Tamil more than 2,000 years. It is you guys because of your lack of knowledge spreading hatred as if Tamils are against Hindi. There is a difference between opposing Hindi and opposing Hindi imposition.
@@haripppalady.7873 they absolutely are trying to. As much as we try, the North always assumes it is superior. We all love hindi movies but we hate the imposition on us.
You kinda speaking to me (one among three). It is definitely ‘No’ if you ask us ‘Can you speak Hindi?’. We may know some Hindi dialogues, if there is something in Tamil Movies! Hindi is also a good language as Tamil. But they are not required to be known by everyone!😉
I have a question about south indians Someone asked them if they have to learn hindi? A south indian said why we have to learn hindi do they learn our languages.. My question is is a south indian goes to live or just to visit New Delhi do they speak in Hindi or english
In Karnataka , Hindi is mandatory in school and optional in college's. I speak both i do not have a issue with it. I want to roam around freely without depending upon a translator..
@@DisfattBidge-i2x First of all My mother tongue is not Kannada, it is Kodava thak it is the language spoken in Kodagu ( Coorg) & we have contributed a lot to Karnataka. I don't have any issue speaking in kannada , even in Kodagu. So if i decide to learn new languages it is my personal choice as it will help me travel all over India.
@@angelikahohne9921 start from the script dear, you must get the idea of all the phonemes used in the language, so that you know how to write the words and express them. There are videos on TH-cam on basic words and sentence formation, Kannada is a Dravidian language which shows heavy agglutination like Turkish, Japanese etc. So, practice with the words, learn to link them by suffixes meaningfully and create sentences. It will be hard to find Kannada tutorials in English subtitles, but if there is a will, there is a way too.
Wouter got mad that he keeps losing money to the Indians so he decided to take matters into his own hands
There goes my plan to get free coupons by Malayalam and Tamil.
😂😂😂
What? 😂
@@ipemanoj3287 Don't worry bro I will get him but sponcer my flight tickets 😂
India has 1000+ languages and dialects, best of luck to wouter for learning as many as he can 👍
Man this is really cool. Dravidian language and indoaryan languages are way too different. But most of them can understand hindi. English is the one that acts as a bridge between different states. I'm a tamil speaker and I know malayalam, hindi and English. So, every indian is indeed a polygot!😂😂😂 Your progession in indian languages is absolutely insane wouter bro... A big fan from Tamilnadu
P.S - While making challenges, don't get trapped by the dialects....lol! Even native speakers find hard to figure that out and it sounds way too different 😜😅😅😅
Dravidian languages have retroflex sounds more often.
@@kumarvikramaditya9636 true that, but you must hear Marathi and Odia lol, they have many retroflex sound occurrence, infact Odia has the largest no of phonemes among retroflex sounds in the Southern Indo-aryan languages( Marathi, Sinhala, Maldivian), Marathi has retroflex clusters.
Oru vazhiya Tamil la pesitaaru bha indha youtuber😂😂😂
Feeling sooo proud
Wow As a Telugu speaking guy from Andhra Pradesh .. i really appreciate u dude .. ur Telugu is improving day by day 👍u r doing great good keep going ..
Tamil always increased laungauge 4 countries official 🎈
@@VigneshVignesh-vg6kh what r u talking about 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Hey Wouter, it's great to see you practicing Indian languages but there would always be an Indian language that you might not have heard of because there are so many of them! I myself speak Kannada, English, Marathi, Hindi, bit of German and a bit of Telugu.
Hi Wouter , Would love to see you speak in Tamil. It is one of the most oldest languages in the world
He literally is talking is talking Tamil in this video
I don't speak Tamil but stil was happy that a guy in Europe is trying to learn. I guess that happens to other indians too. I am glad that the recent change in education policy emphasises on learning local language instead of imposing Hindi on you guys. Cheers dude!!
Hi brother
U did very good job
U treid well to speak Telugu,Tamil and Malayalam and other Indian languages.
I am from Andhra Pradesh state,India.Telugu is speaking language here.
I enjoyed this video man.
U need to focus on pronounciation in telugu and Tamil languages
Very nice to hear Tamizh words from you man. That's the beauty of Tamizh. Feel blessed to hear that😍
Try learning Bengali someday, its a wonderful language, one of the most spoken language in India!
Exactly!!🇧🇩
urdu..........
@@jarrodyuki7081 "One of the most", read my sentence carefully
Damnnn I'm so happy ur trying!! Vaazhthukkal!! - All the best (Tamil)
As a Tamilan,we have no necessary for hindi inside tamilnadu..So we are not so interested in learning hindi.. Instead of the that,we are learning language from our childhood..Indeed English is so harder than hindi...😅
You better should
@@Mr89marci89 better not try it lol, Hindi is definitely easier than Tamil, but much harder than English, it's of the same level of time one would take to learn German, which is the hardest language of all Germanic languages grammatically. And Hindi is just a watered down version of the complexities in other Indo-aryan languages.
@@infinite5795 sprichst du deutsch?
@༼ཆ༽ I can't speak fluent in English.But somewhat fluent in Hindi.. Even though we are learning English from our childhood..
English hard no way
Great job brother. Happy to see this video. Am from TamilNadu. Ping me when you plan to visit here. We will catch up.
Last video - Wouter gets ROBBED by Indians
This video - Wouter masters 5 Indian languages
😂😂😂
Haha it’s so cool! We Indians do speak so many native languages. I speak Kannada and English and I can understand a bit of French
That was awesome Wouter... Dutch are such a humble people full of love and respect.
It's my first time listening someone use "Parantu" in casual conversations. I've only seen it in books. Instead of Parantu, majority Hindi speakers use "Par". You can pronounce it as Pur🐱
Most common word used instead of "parantu" in colloquial Hindi is "lekin".
your telugu on point boss man , glad you almost mastered my native language
His telugu is lot better than his hindi even though in another video he knew hindi but not telugu. He surprisingly has good flow while speaking. Did not expect that.
When he talks in Tamil, wow man great, it is a difficult language to learn
Really awesome you speak so many Indian languages and you have a pretty good accent. Respect Wouter. Would like to see you speak Kannada language which is a very beautiful and easy language. You really motivate others also to learn more languages than their mother tongue.
loved the video,its nice to be part of it and talking in gujrati with Wouter!!
😃નમસ્કાર તમને વંદના બેન.
your tamil is getting miles better im ngl. keep going!
The guy: ‘how many languages you speak?’
Wouter: ‘so, love many different languages’
🤦🏼♂️
U the best wouter keep up the great work I love your artwork as well absolutely stunning
You can easily learn Marathi if you're getting hang of Hindi, the vocabulary is kinda similar and easy to catch.
😭 It's still hard though , as English is my first language and in Mumbai everyone knows English . Yeah you are right the characters mostly are the same but even after knowing Hindi and learning Marathi from 1st grade I'm average in Marathi and struggle a bit in conversation and understanding and ngl my hindi isn't polished either lol.
marathi is tougher than hindi though
@@adwaitkale315 Your right Marathi is harder than Hindi but Marathi helps a little to understand konkani to some degree
@@jacob4555 yes marathi and konkani are very close
@@jacob4555 are you from India only or a migrant
How do you learn so many languages, how do you remember so many different words from different languages, how do you remember grammar of so many languages
Please let me know
Man you are genius
Lots of respect to you 👍
Dam you came back with the indian languages, now they cant bankrupt you no more haha, well done
They can. It's not humanly possible to learn all the indian languages lol
Hats off to you Wouter!!!!!!
That’s really impressive man,
It’s good to see you talk in Malayalam.
I was hoping I would run in to this guy one day and be able to speak tamil or Malayalam to him and win something but it’s too late now 😭😭😭
Hey Wouter I am a Canadian travelling to Amsterdam in the next few days and what to see you on the streets doing your language mastery. Where do you usually set up shop!?
Wouter, I am moving to Amsterdam in 3 weeks and have followed your channel for a long time now. I know 6 languages now and would also love to know where you set up shop!
When he speak parantu, i feel that he learn Hindi from mahabharat series . In india instead of parantu we speak lakin. Parantu is very old Hindi word
For telugu a tip would be to watch any telugu movie to learn how we abbreviate certain words and how certain words are actually said.
I don't know how many people say 'but' as 'parantu' in Hindi. I've personally heard none of my friends say 'parantu', everybody says 'par' or just substitutes in 'but' as the English word instead of saying an equivalent Hindi word. However, 'parantu' sounds sweeter to the ears for some reason.. Wouter's doing a great job!
Yeah, we knew you were a professional.
Bro I am a born Indian and I only know Tamil and Hindi. I am so impressed with this guy
Your propensity to learn languages is just freaking nuts......mind boggling.....widening ur language horizon like a mad man lmaoo. Also I think u took it personally after losing money to Indians speaking 5-6 different languages 😂
Amazing work though....salute
love from Kerala...
Repeating the same 4 sentences in Hindi everytime and man I haved watch a LOT of your videos .
You need to make more videos about Indian languages Wouter.
I am planning to learn more Indian languages.
@@WouterCorduwener Learn Marathi 👍
@@WouterCorduwener Nice👍
@@bailgadasharyatnaad he is not in Maharashtra
Maybe he can learn Bengali
Wouter there are more than 30 languages and many more dialects in India
Man......👏👏👏 U have my respect👍😉lots of love❤❤❤
Very nice 😅 use of Indian population. 👍
If any Indian is meeting this guy on the street , speak the dialects of Indian languages and confuse the shit out of this guy.
I would go apt shit with my telangana dialect and drive him crazy. 🤣
I'm glad your learning these languages, with all the free coffee you had to give away, Indian languages are costing you alot 😂😂
4:26 Fantastic 👌
Actually only few tamil people speak hindi due to some dirty politics 😂😂😂 that's y u don't see many tamils speaking hindi.....
P.S : I respect both the languages
Yeah almost every language in India gonna get killed by hindi.. only tamil is hardly resisting.
and In Punjab, Punjabi school mem hindi bolna our English bolna ka restriction karnen mem vo kids panjabi bolne bool gei.
🫤 , It will get killed every language if it goes like this
dirty politics? Sorry Tamils take pride in our mother tongue. We do not allow ourselves to be hindinized unlike the other states which are seeing their language be declined and replaced by Hindi.
@@vicnad92 Nan hindi marrum tamil irantum peca mutiyum, irranume alakana moli, unkal payam poliyanatu, unkalal muṭintal niṅkal hindi karka veṇṭum, yarum unkaḷai varpuruttavillai, tamil , eppotum uyirutan irukkum
Jai MA Hindi
@@vicnad92 I didn't mean that way broo..... some politicians use hindi to do politics..... tamil is the only language that resisted the imposition of hindi..... I said I'm against the imposition only..... apart from that nothing against tamil
P.S : I'm a thamizhan too
He really went hard on Admin Mode putting game on maintainance and making it Indian proof.
this man is a monster..oh man ..how can you ..adipoli bro..
You are the best. This video is alot funny!!!
Hi Wouter, very awesome video. In India, people mostly learn English apart from their mother tongue for academic and career prospects. They generally don't learn other Indian languages. Here too in the comments section you'd find people suggesting you their respective Indian mother tongues.
Being an Indian, I must say that you are a true sensation for to learn other Indian languages.
I want to ask you, when you learn any language, do you learn the reading and writing part too or you mainly focus on the speaking and listening part?
My Indian dad speaks English, Hindi, Bengali, Magahi and Italian.
I am a native Telugu speaker and i think the only things to improve are your and accent then you would sound like a native speaker of Telugu
Hi, ur work is very hard man.
I am Telugu raised I can understand very well but speaking is not so good because pronouncing words is difficult but do able. My parents are Telugu but I am raised in the US so i never speak Telugu with them. Probably why I can’t pronounce words properly
It's a hard language, Telugu.
@@WouterCorduwener harder than Malayalam?
@@WouterCorduwener yess indeed it is but even tamil and Malayalam are more harder
@@WouterCorduwener i think if you know Hindi you know 30% of Telugu
Wouter, you know Turkish and Kyrgyz, at least you can understand Kazakh.
You're awesome!!
I can speak nimadi, rajasthani, malvi, ujjaini , punjabi you can also learn these languages .
Thank you for learning Tamil, one of the oldest, if not the oldest language in the world!
In India it's very common to find people who know many languages as different states speak different languages like in Maharashtra they speak Marathi, Karnataka Kannada, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana they speak Telugu and Kerala they speak Malayalam and the list goes on. I need I myself can speak 4 languages which are Bengali, Hindi, English, and I know manageable Spanish not fluent yet but want to be. I'm a Bengali.
Planning to visit South America? 😜
I want to go to South America mainly to the countries where Spanish is spoken but I don't mind visiting Brazil and if I'm in Brazil I'll try to learn Portuguese
The guy from Kazakhstan turned his back on you, I guess he got offended by you speaking Russian, it was kind of awkward at the end
Should Wouter have asked him first if he spoke Russian?
@@yesviews at 3:20 he says "I recommend you learn Kazak, because..." And Wouter cut him, so I would start by looking at this. It's not up to me to decide what he should or not do, it was just a guess based on this part of the video
@@yesviews Russian is very much spoken by all in Kazakhstan in addition to Kazakh, and is in fact the official working language for all practical purposes. "But in Kazakhstan, we speak Kazakh, NOT Russian..." Who is he kidding?! Wouter was right to put him in his place. The guy just needlessly wanted to prove a point and dissociate from his Russian / Soviet identity.
your telugu is awesome lol just need to work on pronunciation but i can understand what you’re trying to say
Like ur effort 👍👍You should include Marathi too
That sounds cool. I became more interested in Indian languages.
Makes me happy hearing Wouter speaking Malayalam
3:20 I can’t believe u guys met that famous streamer domji u should check him out
Lol you recognized me LETS GO
Please try to learn Kannada too!💛❤️💯
I wish to see you speaking Bangla. It's the 6th most spoken languages in the World. More then 270 Million people speaks Bengali. Love from Bangladesh 😍🇧🇩❤️
Luv ur vids
Thx
The lady spoke real bad gujarati.
It's very difficult to learn UN tag national language.. Advantage is that thou r decoded any manuscript without digital process..👍👍👍
unbelievable skill 👏
You're already improving it by getting out on the street and practicing
You are a legend man
It's like my little cousin who gone to Ireland and speak malayalam to me when he comes to visit us it's funny
Very good Walter how good it is to commonicate in other languages
I thought whenever I meet him, I could speak Malayalam😭😭😭😭
There goes my only chance😭😭😭😭
1:56 04:04 where the monster arrives twice
First printed book was printed by a Dutch.
Out of curiosity do you speak SINHALESE ??? @Wouter Corduwener
Yes, I speak a little bit of Sinhalese, but I forgot a lot.
You may use LéKin instead of Paranthu while speaking Hindi. Paranthu isn't much used in casual talks I guess, as an Indian.
4:30 Korachi Korachii same Time😂😂😂
Do you speak Eelam Tamil?
That's not language. Dialect
I think he tries to learn too many languages at once he does struggles a lot.
LOVE INDIA♥️♥️♥️
Please post an afghan related video! Love your vids greetings from spain
2:49 he told about BENGALI also indian language from east india but you totally ignored
7th most spoken language in the world mostly spoken in indian state of west bengal some parts of jharkhand,chattisgadh in india and also in bangladesh
You can also learn Dogri🤩
Thanks
Give me some
Sir try Indian language Marathi,
It's like one of the majority language.
That could me the next language haha
@@WouterCorduwener 😘thanks ''tu nakki changli Marathi bolaye lagshel'',
All the best sir.
@@WouterCorduwener You can try Kannada as well .It will be easier to learn it since you already know little telugu.
hindi gujarati tamil telugu and malayalam.
man is determined to not give free pizza anymore
Regarding the Tamil section of the video (3 guys). For non-Indians.
Think of Tamils as the French, who refuse to speak English in France, even if a tourist asks them a query in English.
I am sure some french do like some Tamils have no problem speaking Hindi, but the idea of language pride or chauvinism is prominent. (this exists in all Indian languages to a different degree, but Hindi vs Tamil is the most visible).
So it's likely the Tamil guys knew Hindi, maybe they genuinely didn't, or knew just a smattering of Hindi. we will never know.
No, I am not shitting on Tamils, I have no problem with 'Tamil pride' - I am just giving a context.
Your message is not relevant to this video, this is evident that you are trying to shit your hatred while saying you aren't. Tamils are not against any language, they just oppose Hindi imposition in thier land.
@@thamirlnaachiyaar5153 no one is trying to impose hindi on "their" land tho i dont know whats ours and theirs when we are all indians.
@@haripppalady.7873Read the comment and my reply well, I try to emphasise Tamils dont hate any language, oppose only Hindi imposition. I didn't see any wrong in it.
Also I suggest you to improve the knowledge on the the current politics and history of India before you butt in. India is a union of States, each state were an individual country before the Muslim invasion /British rule. States are formed on a linguistic basis. It is the best for the unity of india and administrative purpose. Tamil Nadu is the land of Tamil which existed before India born. No one can deny it. I didn't say it is the land of Telugu, Marathi vice verse. Tamils just oppose Hindi opposition propogates by the central government. Why do Tamils need to learn another language where most of them don't need to cross the border and they solely lived only with Tamil more than 2,000 years.
It is you guys because of your lack of knowledge spreading hatred as if Tamils are against Hindi. There is a difference between opposing Hindi and opposing Hindi imposition.
@@haripppalady.7873 they absolutely are trying to. As much as we try, the North always assumes it is superior. We all love hindi movies but we hate the imposition on us.
You kinda speaking to me (one among three).
It is definitely ‘No’ if you ask us ‘Can you speak Hindi?’.
We may know some Hindi dialogues, if there is something in Tamil Movies!
Hindi is also a good language as Tamil. But they are not required to be known by everyone!😉
When the tamil could happily respond for malayalam, the moment he started speaking hindi : Sorry we only speak English and Tamil 😎
We can see when he said hindi is beautiful language these Tamilians. Faces was down.
Hindi is never a beautiful, it sounds ugly for others.
tum hindi bhasha bahut accha bolte ho. Mujhe hindi bhasha seekna raha hu.
Can you speak Urdu? Very similar to Hindi with some words differing
3:20 Im in the video lets go hahaha
Learn Bengali too, it will also help u in Bangladesh
try marathi too
Learn Marathi Also
I have a question about south indians
Someone asked them if they have to learn hindi? A south indian said why we have to learn hindi do they learn our languages..
My question is is a south indian goes to live or just to visit New Delhi do they speak in Hindi or english
English... It is not easy to learn Hindi
In Karnataka , Hindi is mandatory in school and optional in college's. I speak both i do not have a issue with it. I want to roam around freely without depending upon a translator..
@@nitink.a567 Loo😑😒
Ninnantha bucket hidiyorinda ne Kannada ivag saitide Bengaluru alli.
@@DisfattBidge-i2x First of all My mother tongue is not Kannada, it is Kodava thak it is the language spoken in Kodagu ( Coorg) & we have contributed a lot to Karnataka. I don't have any issue speaking in kannada , even in Kodagu. So if i decide to learn new languages it is my personal choice as it will help me travel all over India.
Movies helps your accent
Would be so great to have some tips how to learn Kanada language. Has someone here any advise?
I am a native speaker. What kind of tips are you after?~
@@kitinthegym do you know some books how I can learn the language?
@@angelikahohne9921 start from the script dear, you must get the idea of all the phonemes used in the language, so that you know how to write the words and express them. There are videos on TH-cam on basic words and sentence formation, Kannada is a Dravidian language which shows heavy agglutination like Turkish, Japanese etc. So, practice with the words, learn to link them by suffixes meaningfully and create sentences. It will be hard to find Kannada tutorials in English subtitles, but if there is a will, there is a way too.
@@angelikahohne9921 Are you serious? I'm a native Kannada speaker and I can help
@@angelikahohne9921 I'm also native speaker. ich kann helfen
Man dropped like a 100 N-word bombs