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あなた (Anata) or あんた (Anta) means "You" in Japanese but has some rare uses َأَنْت (anta) on the other hand, is used ALL the time to mean, "You" (masculine)
Don't know if you will read this or not I am not a doctor yet I am a med student But I can answer the question Your eyes aren't looking in the same direction because you have latent squint I have it too What happens is You can look in the same direction normally but if you lose focus or intent in your eyes your eyes move in different direction This is caused by one of the extraocular muscles being stronger than the opposite one so once you are relaxed one muscle naturally has more pulling force than the opposite one so your eyes move in it's direction Of course there are several types depending on which direction your eye goes Yours (and mine) moves laterally so it's called exophoria which is caused by the lateral muscles being stronger than the medial one The brain can deal with that when it handles your eyes and aligns them for you to have a single binocular vision Otherwise you have a double image (or diplopia) where you see 2 images side by side not on top of each other each giving the perspective of one eye It is not a disease or an illness and you can treat it without surgery All you have to do is strengthen the weaker muscle enough to be able to deal with the pulling force of the opposite muscle You can use prism lenses Or pen exercise where you use the pen close to your face as an object to focus on so the muscles start working and training Hope this helps
@pelicanbowling I am not an expert It's just that my curriculum had opthalmology like 6 months ago, so I studied squint and it's types And while it is true that medical terminology contains ALOT of Latin We don't learn the actual language We have basic comprehension of some words related to our field I certainly wouldn't understand a tenth of what someone says in Latin Also I know more Japanese 💀 And I am an Arab 😂
@@C1nnaluvsdawn For those who didn't understand: Belarusian language isn't really spoken in Belarus (everyone just speaks russian and most of Belarusians don't even know their national language). In 2020 the language became one of the symbols of Belarusian opposition. In due to mass political emigration to Poland Belarusian might actually be more spoken in this country than in Belarus
@@marwaqoura7804 I don’t understand how other letters are just being ignored like ض or even ط. But I wouldn’t wonder if they are intentionally being left out hence their extreme difficulty in spelling
Fun fact: The Cantonese phrase 'gai1 tong2 aap3 gong2' at 8:14 literally translates to 'a chicken talking to a duck' (雞同鴨講) and means one doesn't understand another which is exactly the situation between Cantonese and Mandarin, since they are not mutually intelligible and this phrase itself only exists in Cantonese lol
i wanted to learn cantonese because im learning mandarin and i thought they were very similar and i said: "ok i can learn two languages with just learning mandarin" lmao and when i found that not only cantonese is different than mandarin, but it also has the double amount of tones mandarin has, i just keep learning mandarin lmao. Im also learning japanese so learning kanji/hanzi its not to hard for me
@@SebasLink9982 I know right? I've heard people saying we're like singing (or arguing lol) when they first hear Cantonese, thanks to our 9 tone feature lol And yeah, we as Hanzi users are picking up Japanese much easier (I myself learned some Japanese but just on N4 JLPT level (beginner~intermidiate)), keep your hard work!
As someone who speaks Port of Geese, The Language of England, Pizza Language and KPOP Language, I confirm that everything Language Simp said, says and will say in his life is true.
All the languages I learn say that I'm gay. Probably. EDIT : LMAO I wrote this comment before watching the French part... And I gotta say, it checks out in my case.
Honorable Mention: Finland-Swedish, or Grandpa Swedish. You're a Swede who moved to Finland in the 16th century and was hibernated until the 21st century, so Swedes will start speaking American due to your different accent and vocabulary, which actually is an older form of Swedish. Your parents are rich and you live by the coast because you can't communicate if you go further inland. This is a joke btw
Now that you have a lot more subscribers, you should try again to do the poll for which new language to learn, and your subscribers learn it together. I would be willing to participate.
As a fellow Polish learner, I can confidently say that LanguageSimp has perfectly described what it is like living the life of a polish learner - Well done :D
Your eyes don't look at the same direction because you have amblyopia aka lazy eye which is a type of diplopia. It can be because of weak eye muscles in one side that started at childhood. Treatment is simple in children as you have to wear eye batch on the stronger eye. While in adults it's harder cause your brain may start ignoring the weak eye and focus the strong one vision. And this becomes PERMANENT.
12:37 not all Bengalis though. Bengalis doesn't just refer to people of Bangladesh but Indian bengalis as well who are mostly hindus and live in the state of West Bengal.
Learning Kannada says I am totally into being humble and love mentioning history starting with "Under the Wodeyars...". Also, I married a Tamil woman from Karnataka and met her speaking Kannada, probably one of the top ten reasons to learn Kannada. Still, it's a beautiful, compact and sensible language with no grammatical gender!
@@Seercho it's an 18 minute video covering like 40 different languages it's not going to have everything... I don't think he's ranking the languages by moral and political purity or anything...
@@flyguy8814 Did I say that? I said that given the (non trivial) flag choice he made, the reasons why he didn't include Hebrew in the video are pretty clear (and I think it's sad if he actually didn't do so for that reason) Didn't say anything about you personally?
Grasshopper For some context I'm 11, and a Muslim so I'm learning this language because the Holy Qur'an is written in it. And since I'm a Muslim that doesn't mean I hate every other non-muslim,
Im learning Chinese, Arabic, japanese and Korean With podcasts and using those languages as subtitles It's pretty fun but I'm probably gonna be stuck with these languages for quite some time
Im learning japanese and mandarin chinese using anki, watching grammar guides and seeing things on those languages (only in japanese tough) these are very fun languages tbh, im doing very small progress but i dont mind really, im having fun with those xd
As someone who wants, and will, learn Greek and already speaks the other lithp language, natively, and also someone who’s totally straight… yeah… *BRING BACK THE GREEK MONARCHY*
I now present what the language you're learning says about you Maine edition English (Maine-ah): spoken in many places in the state. Honestly probably learning it for convenience. If you want to make your English experience more Chad, try learning the down east dialect (cahnt geaht thera from hereah bub) French: seeing that most french speakers in Maine are either Quebecoise or African, you're actually pretty Chad. This is a great language to use in many parts of the state whether you're getting poutine in bido or pretending to be local in Lewiston. Just don't learn metro French, that's too basic Wabanaki: Super Giga Chad - whether it's for your people or your interested in Wabanaki culture you are awesome for learning it. Mi'kmaq: Another Chad language. Probably interested in the sea and travel around Maine and the maritimes Somali: An important and growing community in the state. As Language Simp said it's a really beautiful language you should definitely learn. Portuguese: Another good language to know in Maine. If you want to master every language on the Portland metro you must know English, French, Somali, and Portuguese. Spanish: Maine might be the only state where learning Spanish makes you the alternative person but you should learn it for when people think you said you were from Spain when you actually said you were from Maine. Thank you for coming to my ted talk you have now learned about the languages of Maine
@@نسيتكلمةالمرور-ذ5ب Gigachad is just the embodiment of the perfect human, strong and literally owning in everything, yet being humble, modest & respectful to everyone. And so on, but you get the idea
As an english man, the french one had me killed, it's nice what you're doing though. I'm also learning italian as well, and the stereotype is almost true mate. What a bloody clever man you are...
As a Norwegian, I support your 🤪 for my "language". It's really just a continuum of vastly different dialects, without any spoken standard whatsoever. Due to the spread out population, I go to school about 3 metric miles away from my home, in the closest city (only 35 000 people live there, still considered as "the city" by the neighboring communes. Our dialects are so differing that I often have to explain to other students in my class what the sentence I said means. I'm in VG1, or 11th grade...
Eu aprendo português porque como um canadense caribenho, a cultura brasileira ressoa comigo e acho que português brasileiro é a língua mais bonita do mundo. Eu também odeio o clima frio.
A few month ago i try to learn Russian but it seem kinda boring , so i find something and its D A N I S H , i fall in love with this heavenly sound language , im so addicted with the Danish soft D , for me Danish is the most beautiful and gigachad language it could ever learn in the entire universe , Danish is basically the love of my life , i dont know how i can live without Danish Rødgrød med fløde
@@ColorGHDactually im an Asian ( Vietnamese ) i think im the only NPC in Vietnam that actually love and learning the Danish language , and could pronounce the soft D correctly
@SebasLink9982 Really easy, you don't have to deal with constantly transforming words and the word order changing constantly! (german) You can literally translate a single word (such as run = løb) and u can use that for every sentence that has "run' in it, without it changing What i mean is it's very similar to the English word order
I live in Germany and learned English, French, Spanish and Italian for business reasons. I also speak German, of course. Now I am learning Japanese for fun, because it‘s an amazing language. Not sure where I fit in your scheme…
2:59 Finally someone said it, I mean they're calling all of us gypsy thieves but they don't understand the fact that the rromani population is like 5% of the entire Romania and that their countrys have them too
@@Tealen The other word for crabs is "Caranguejo", but I think it refers to another type of crab. I've always hearb "barra" here in my city, so I don't really know...
I learned French - it’s accurate Please make a part two and include Burmese. I am learning that language and really wanna know what it tells about myself
As a Spanish person who learned English and is studying German, none actually said a true thing about me except the overcomplicating thing and the unfun party thing lol
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I'm learning both Japanese and Arabic, I think I created a paradox
@@tombenshalommoshe You’re a Gigachad Alpha Weeb
You probably wouldn’t know what language of both I speak when I say “Anta!”, but would perfectly understand it nonetheless
@@shayann2228 I'm pretty sure in Japanese it's anata but in Arabic it's right
@@SuhbanIo
I don’t know, but I once heard someone say it in this same way
あなた (Anata) or あんた (Anta) means "You" in Japanese but has some rare uses
َأَنْت (anta) on the other hand, is used ALL the time to mean, "You" (masculine)
Don't know if you will read this or not
I am not a doctor yet
I am a med student
But I can answer the question
Your eyes aren't looking in the same direction because you have latent squint
I have it too
What happens is
You can look in the same direction normally but if you lose focus or intent in your eyes your eyes move in different direction
This is caused by one of the extraocular muscles being stronger than the opposite one so once you are relaxed one muscle naturally has more pulling force than the opposite one so your eyes move in it's direction
Of course there are several types depending on which direction your eye goes
Yours (and mine) moves laterally so it's called exophoria which is caused by the lateral muscles being stronger than the medial one
The brain can deal with that when it handles your eyes and aligns them for you to have a single binocular vision
Otherwise you have a double image (or diplopia) where you see 2 images side by side not on top of each other each giving the perspective of one eye
It is not a disease or an illness and you can treat it without surgery
All you have to do is strengthen the weaker muscle enough to be able to deal with the pulling force of the opposite muscle
You can use prism lenses
Or pen exercise where you use the pen close to your face as an object to focus on so the muscles start working and training
Hope this helps
Thank you for the insight, actually interesting learning the cause of it, wouldn't have thought it's as simple as mismatched muscle strength
bruh I thought it was special effects for comedy!
As Language Simp said in the video, doctors learn Latin. I will only trust your expertise if you can say this in Latin.
W
@pelicanbowling I am not an expert
It's just that my curriculum had opthalmology like 6 months ago, so I studied squint and it's types
And while it is true that medical terminology contains ALOT of Latin
We don't learn the actual language
We have basic comprehension of some words related to our field
I certainly wouldn't understand a tenth of what someone says in Latin
Also I know more Japanese 💀
And I am an Arab 😂
Only 4 views in 1 minute!? That's actually pretty understandable since the video was just uploaded!
Thank you for finally putting that stupid NPC comment to bed. I salute you.
68 likes and 1 reply? No need to fix it then, let alone now, soooo.. (now it's 2 replies)
@@ZackMaddox-gd1zk 3h under 30 likes? Bro fell off fast
You forgot to say that Belarussian is more popular in Poland than in Belarus.
WAT
Not true? You may confusing it with the fact that ethnic Poles in Belarus are more likely to speak Belarusian natively than ethnic Belarusians…
@@C1nnaluvsdawn
For those who didn't understand:
Belarusian language isn't really spoken in Belarus (everyone just speaks russian and most of Belarusians don't even know their national language). In 2020 the language became one of the symbols of Belarusian opposition. In due to mass political emigration to Poland Belarusian might actually be more spoken in this country than in Belarus
oh ok sorry…
That's not true lol. Most Belarusians study their language in schools, they're also bilingual.
As a Greek, we have a lisp because we bite into raw olives as toddlers and it messes with our brains
LOL , I love how Greeks have that 'head' which translates to laid back attitude as we call it here in Egypt
the suddenly pronounced ﻉ in the middle of the mideo makes me doing a flip 8 times in a row with my eyes closed
Are you arab?
I wish he gives the same attentiin to ح 😸
@@marwaqoura7804
I don’t understand how other letters are just being ignored like ض or even ط.
But I wouldn’t wonder if they are intentionally being left out hence their extreme difficulty in spelling
Toki pona, but where's Uzbek...? The divine language
The language of plov and samsa
let me guess are you uzbek?
'Twas simply too good to be put here
@@jdhfjd Aren't we all Uzbek in some way or another?
@@stasmira Heck, now I want samsa. It's midnight and I can spend only like 10 minutes walking to get samsa but it's midnight and looks like I'm tipsy.
Fun fact: The Cantonese phrase 'gai1 tong2 aap3 gong2' at 8:14 literally translates to 'a chicken talking to a duck' (雞同鴨講) and means one doesn't understand another
which is exactly the situation between Cantonese and Mandarin, since they are not mutually intelligible and this phrase itself only exists in Cantonese lol
i wanted to learn cantonese because im learning mandarin and i thought they were very similar and i said: "ok i can learn two languages with just learning mandarin" lmao and when i found that not only cantonese is different than mandarin, but it also has the double amount of tones mandarin has, i just keep learning mandarin lmao.
Im also learning japanese so learning kanji/hanzi its not to hard for me
@@SebasLink9982 I know right? I've heard people saying we're like singing (or arguing lol) when they first hear Cantonese, thanks to our 9 tone feature lol
And yeah, we as Hanzi users are picking up Japanese much easier (I myself learned some Japanese but just on N4 JLPT level (beginner~intermidiate)), keep your hard work!
Wow ,, that guy is really a gigchad language learner
Does the word Cantonese have something to do with cantar?
Babe wake up new language simp video dropped
As someone who speaks Port of Geese, The Language of England, Pizza Language and KPOP Language, I confirm that everything Language Simp said, says and will say in his life is true.
I agree, with an exception: not sure all French people are homosexual.
Brabíssimo porch of geese
@@AlinefromToulouse Sigma
@@AlinefromToulousethey are
@@AlinefromToulouse
Canadians and North Africans aren’t French
As a native speaker of spicy spanish language, i loved this vid!
Spicy spanish best spanish
As a native Morgagian speaker, I very appreciate that you mentioned my language in this video
WTF is that? Is it even real?
@@FantasmaRadioattivo don't you believe in aliens? just say "переподвыподвертом" and you become one of us👽
@@FantasmaRadioattivono it’s not, I googled it
Yeah I saw the Sao tome & principe flag and I thought it wasn't real
Nice that you included Catalan, you should make a language review of it
I second this
Barcelona Barcelona, separatist joke
Got up to a pretty decent level in anime language 30 years ago. Now working on mastering one syllable in SE Asia for the next 14 years.
‘Wake up babe, language simp uploaded!’
‘Alright, but let me do my duolingo esperant-‘
‘выйди из дома!’
BblñAn n3 Aoma
'закрой за мной дверь, я ухожу' 🤙
yasashi
to kakkoii
@@Andrei_Bush Roshia desu ka?
I’m Russisch, learning German und Mandarin jetzt and have already win wenig gelernt by now so было приятно познакомиться, всем 52
you gave me a stroke
@@kunilingvist
Ich kann deutsch sprechen, lerne jedoch etwas Russisch und arabisch
@@shayann2228ich spreche arabisch und russisch , jetzt lerne etwas Deutsch. Wir kennen miteinander helfen
Part 2 is needed!
Hoping he adds Thai to the list, that one intrigues me
Please
Bro looks like white drake 😭
Lol😂😂😂
do not EVER utter such blasphemous words about THEE hyperpolyglot alpha male giga chad, you nasty scoundrel
I don't see it at all
Eminem*
All the languages I learn say that I'm gay. Probably.
EDIT : LMAO I wrote this comment before watching the French part... And I gotta say, it checks out in my case.
Gay
Gay
What languages do you study?
@@erenal456 I might be gay but at least I'm not monolingual.
G.a.y
6:08 "Jeg er en gris" = "I am a cool guy"
Sure i advice anyone learning danish to say that to a naitive 🤣
Honorable Mention: Finland-Swedish, or Grandpa Swedish. You're a Swede who moved to Finland in the 16th century and was hibernated until the 21st century, so Swedes will start speaking American due to your different accent and vocabulary, which actually is an older form of Swedish. Your parents are rich and you live by the coast because you can't communicate if you go further inland.
This is a joke btw
Sorbian: you learnt it by mistake thinking that it was Serbian
Kashubian: you wanted to learn Polish but made another mistake
Now that you have a lot more subscribers, you should try again to do the poll for which new language to learn, and your subscribers learn it together. I would be willing to participate.
2:25 OH MY GOD🤌🏻🤌🏻 PODCAST ITALIANO MY LOVE
As a fellow Polish learner, I can confidently say that LanguageSimp has perfectly described what it is like living the life of a polish learner - Well done :D
My brother wanted to learn Polish ,I can relate ..We are Arabs by the way
Today I've learned that I'm a normie, bad bunny loving, squid game watching, balding-kebab loving, slavic communist. Thanks Mr. Simp!
Love having Arabic DLC on day one after seeing you struggle on the "ح"😭
As someone learning Norwegian, this went exactly as I expected.
Absolutely love it XD, I definitely want a part 2
Me being ready to get astronomically roasted for studying japanese
Edit:🗿
Your eyes don't look at the same direction because you have amblyopia aka lazy eye which is a type of diplopia. It can be because of weak eye muscles in one side that started at childhood. Treatment is simple in children as you have to wear eye batch on the stronger eye. While in adults it's harder cause your brain may start ignoring the weak eye and focus the strong one vision. And this becomes PERMANENT.
You didnt mention the joke of PERSIAN being discount arabic...wonder never cease !
Thanks for Kurdish part.
12:37 not all Bengalis though. Bengalis doesn't just refer to people of Bangladesh but Indian bengalis as well who are mostly hindus and live in the state of West Bengal.
I mean... There also ALOT of Hindus in Bangladesh as well but I don't see any of them going around drinking...
@@lemon2276 Isn't consuming alcohol restricted there ? In any case my point stands.
Out of three Bengali speakers I've met, two were from West Bengal in India
@@terrior3252
And the other from east Pakistan?
@@shayann2228 No, Bangladesh
I'm currently learning Bengali because it's been believed that my ancestors were from Calcutta
Learning Kannada says I am totally into being humble and love mentioning history starting with "Under the Wodeyars...". Also, I married a Tamil woman from Karnataka and met her speaking Kannada, probably one of the top ten reasons to learn Kannada. Still, it's a beautiful, compact and sensible language with no grammatical gender!
Why is it so on point
I’m feeling personally attacked
Hebrew wasn't in here but I'm learning both Dutch and Hebrew. That says things about my throat probably
no hebrew, gee i wonder why....
@Seercho Given the flag choice in the Arabic part I'm not really surprised that Hebrew isn't there sadly
@@Seercho it's an 18 minute video covering like 40 different languages it's not going to have everything... I don't think he's ranking the languages by moral and political purity or anything...
@@DerCanisLupus just because I'm learning Hebrew doesn't mean I have anything against Palestine?? tf??
@@flyguy8814 Did I say that? I said that given the (non trivial) flag choice he made, the reasons why he didn't include Hebrew in the video are pretty clear (and I think it's sad if he actually didn't do so for that reason)
Didn't say anything about you personally?
I love how he just says 'ayn' like an expletive 😭
Almost died after hearing your Bengali
💀 the face my mom made when said that was hilarious!
yes he likes vegetables
Grasshopper! Currently learning Arabic 😊
بالتوفيق 💐👍
Grasshopper
For some context I'm 11, and a Muslim so I'm learning this language because the Holy Qur'an is written in it. And since I'm a Muslim that doesn't mean I hate every other non-muslim,
I’m learning Norwegian, and I gotta say, you’re spot on, absolutely correct.
Part two...definitely needed.
Part 2? I'm looking forward to a whole series of these!
I’m learning French, Arabic, and Swahili. Huge fan of mogging the French in Nairobi 😚
Im learning Chinese, Arabic, japanese and Korean
With podcasts and using those languages as subtitles
It's pretty fun but I'm probably gonna be stuck with these languages for quite some time
I learned Russian and German by watching American videos with Russian subs
Im learning japanese and mandarin chinese using anki, watching grammar guides and seeing things on those languages (only in japanese tough) these are very fun languages tbh, im doing very small progress but i dont mind really, im having fun with those xd
بالتوفيق
I've been learning Ancient Greek and Latin for a few years, now. I believe that just says I'm a classicist?
Its spelt 'narcissist'.
@@edwardburroughs1489you doin alright?
@@edwardburroughs1489I'm sorry, you must have me confused with the President Elect. Try again, lol.
@@iberius9937 I don't think the president elect would waste his time on dead languages. He's probably a very busy man.
Greetings from Germany, I wouldn’t have expected him to rap this Song by Shirin David :D
Shirin that's a Turkish name
As someone who wants, and will, learn Greek and already speaks the other lithp language, natively, and also someone who’s totally straight… yeah…
*BRING BACK THE GREEK MONARCHY*
Uzbek: you are a gigachad and you have the ability to teleport through walls
I now present what the language you're learning says about you Maine edition
English (Maine-ah): spoken in many places in the state. Honestly probably learning it for convenience. If you want to make your English experience more Chad, try learning the down east dialect (cahnt geaht thera from hereah bub)
French: seeing that most french speakers in Maine are either Quebecoise or African, you're actually pretty Chad. This is a great language to use in many parts of the state whether you're getting poutine in bido or pretending to be local in Lewiston. Just don't learn metro French, that's too basic
Wabanaki: Super Giga Chad - whether it's for your people or your interested in Wabanaki culture you are awesome for learning it.
Mi'kmaq: Another Chad language. Probably interested in the sea and travel around Maine and the maritimes
Somali: An important and growing community in the state. As Language Simp said it's a really beautiful language you should definitely learn.
Portuguese: Another good language to know in Maine. If you want to master every language on the Portland metro you must know English, French, Somali, and Portuguese.
Spanish: Maine might be the only state where learning Spanish makes you the alternative person but you should learn it for when people think you said you were from Spain when you actually said you were from Maine.
Thank you for coming to my ted talk you have now learned about the languages of Maine
As someone learning arabic, russian, spanish, and dutch, i can confirm that i love watching language simp
give your throat a break. please
@thatdesiguy0 never 😈😈
You learn Arabic if you look like a gigachad, you learn Uzbek if you are a gigachad
What does gigachad means ??
@@نسيتكلمةالمرور-ذ5ب"terrorist"
@@نسيتكلمةالمرور-ذ5ب Gigachad is just the embodiment of the perfect human, strong and literally owning in everything, yet being humble, modest & respectful to everyone. And so on, but you get the idea
Grasskisser because I speak Arabic
Pff... 15 seconds in and I am rock hard. Thanks for making my nights!
Nice video man, already watched it twice, keep up the good work.
you posted this 3 minutes after the 18mins video was posted
@@actuatoasttI watched it 36 times already, I have 6 devices all playing language simp videos on 2x speed at all times and on repeat.
@@juan_salvador_gaviotai love this comment dude
@@juan_salvador_gaviota How else does someone watch videos?
фото доры при любом упоминании идеального человека/ красоты радует)
who's that?
Part 2 for sure!
2:58 "Chad" ah. i get it. vexillology joke.
Did not expect the to hear you sing Bauch Beine Po
It’s such a bad song that it’s good
15:27 i play counter strike. gotta know what they sayin in vc
Hello, you are alive.
Thanks for reminding me, I almost forgot
As a Bangladeshi I can safely say say you butchered it with the 1 million extra h sounds
as someone who’s been learning Norwegian I am currently crying
You should definitely do Caucasus Languages in part 2. Mostly Georgian and Armenian
As an english man, the french one had me killed, it's nice what you're doing though.
I'm also learning italian as well, and the stereotype is almost true mate.
What a bloody clever man you are...
As a Norwegian, I support your 🤪 for my "language". It's really just a continuum of vastly different dialects, without any spoken standard whatsoever. Due to the spread out population, I go to school about 3 metric miles away from my home, in the closest city (only 35 000 people live there, still considered as "the city" by the neighboring communes. Our dialects are so differing that I often have to explain to other students in my class what the sentence I said means. I'm in VG1, or 11th grade...
Eu aprendo português porque como um canadense caribenho, a cultura brasileira ressoa comigo e acho que português brasileiro é a língua mais bonita do mundo. Eu também odeio o clima frio.
A cultura brasileira "ressoa" contigo até você vir para o Brasil, daí tu mudas de idéia...
Nah só muda de ideia quem é trouxa, quem é bão mesmo ascende a ironia existencial que é viver no Brasil
@@ale-xsantos1078 Mudar de idéia porque não gosta de viver no terceiro mundo é ser trouxa? Lol.
I saw that man on my trip to Prague he was everywhere. Even in the store that I bought Bob Woodward's War.
8:42 Wait till bro finds out about Basque-Algonquian Pidgin
NAHH💀
hopefully Hebrew comes up in part 2
1:02 you are a barca fan
The true reason to learn Norwegian is to appreciate Til Ungdommen
wow you included catalan 🤩
I really liked that you included Hungarian! Köszönöm szépen!
6:31 as someone who is learning Norwegian......
Guess I need to learn Dutch to meet some guys
A few month ago i try to learn Russian but it seem kinda boring , so i find something and its D A N I S H , i fall in love with this heavenly sound language , im so addicted with the Danish soft D , for me Danish is the most beautiful and gigachad language it could ever learn in the entire universe , Danish is basically the love of my life , i dont know how i can live without Danish
Rødgrød med fløde
held og lykke med at lære det!
@@ColorGHDactually im an Asian ( Vietnamese ) i think im the only NPC in Vietnam that actually love and learning the Danish language , and could pronounce the soft D correctly
And how hard is danish??
@@fishingrodgaming7140 Slowly becoming the main character 💪
@SebasLink9982 Really easy, you don't have to deal with constantly transforming words and the word order changing constantly! (german)
You can literally translate a single word (such as run = løb) and u can use that for every sentence that has "run' in it, without it changing
What i mean is it's very similar to the English word order
i am losing my mind with hungarian
same
Sok sikert :)
As a Ghàidhlig learner, yeah, I’m used to not being mentioned.
AS SOMEONE WHO IS LEARNING GERMAN, I THINK THIS IS TOO ACCURATE🙏
hilarious as always. Love from Morocco
I live in Germany and learned English, French, Spanish and Italian for business reasons. I also speak German, of course.
Now I am learning Japanese for fun, because it‘s an amazing language. Not sure where I fit in your scheme…
10:52 I thought Persian was the best language
''You like talking about and arguing about learning japanese more than you actually like studying it''
99% of the japanese learning community.
The bit about France being in French was definitely a nice touch
2:59 Finally someone said it, I mean they're calling all of us gypsy thieves but they don't understand the fact that the rromani population is like 5% of the entire Romania and that their countrys have them too
I missed my Lithuanian.
1:20 thats the weirdest portuguese ive ever heard, siri? barra?
He was talking about a crab doing pull-ups
@@Heyght i understood it but i never heard the word siri, and barra is unusual for pullups
@@Tealen The other word for crabs is "Caranguejo", but I think it refers to another type of crab. I've always hearb "barra" here in my city, so I don't really know...
Na verdade, a frase e a pronúncia ficaram bem parecidas com algo que eu ouviria um influencer brasileiro falar em um vídeo de tik tok. Kkkkk
@@amonprassodia1428 Graças ao bom Deus não uso TikTok
I learned French - it’s accurate
Please make a part two and include Burmese. I am learning that language and really wanna know what it tells about myself
try mastering"the parsing" of Arabic and we will make you a statue :D
Grasshopper (learning Arabic has genuinely been super fun and I live being able to read their script now)
The Afrikaanse section ToT
You could have chosen any other Дора song 😂 (preferably бриллианты) that ones pretty catchy ngl.
G R A S S H O P P E R
As a Spanish person who learned English and is studying German, none actually said a true thing about me except the overcomplicating thing and the unfun party thing lol
As a Catholic, the Latin one was accurate.
لدي الدراسة للغة العربية على ٤ شهور الان!!!
ليس لدي المعرفتي أكثر بالعربية فعلآ بالنسبة لي لأنني طالب جديد في هذه اللغة