If We Don't Speak Your Language You Win 20€ #2
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It was really an awesome project in Valencia. I was such a great experience and I also learned a lot from you and I want to thank you for that.
It's not just about the collab, but I mostly see you as a friend. Keep inspiring others. Cheers!
I hope that Lingualizer has invited you to a proper valencian paella...
וואלה הפתעת שידעת לדבר עברית
Kom je echt uit Nederland Wouter?
i am your fan men kisses from portugal
It seemed like you only had the same phrases in a lot of those languages
I'm impressed with how many languages he can speak, but I'm even more impressed with how many friends around the world this guy has.
damn same . that guy be having productive friendships
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Me too. He is perfect
I don't even have 5
i cant even make friends in my own country haha
YOUR FRENCH IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
-Every french ever.
Classic French
And they probably just speak French…
Just a French being French
Like damn my French is bad too lol but to my ears he sounded comfortably B1
they are Swiss, and you are racists here
bro that girl that tried to take that money instantly and that slap from her boyfriend when he realised he lost was priceless
Yeah the dude took the L respectfully.
The guy came with his hand stretched ready to take the bill too. When it was revealed he was from Israel I lost my shit
@@VitBNog hahahahahahah 😂
People from Israel are stingy and only and always care about money 💰. For them, it's all about money. I will never ever go to this country. Sorry not sorry.
typical jew
Impressive that he learned to brag about how many languages he speaks in 29 languages.
haters gonna hate
Ratio tvdberd
@@lingualizer Still impressive tho ;).
@@lingualizer And the player gonna play
@@lingualizer Do you speak Malayalam?
Interesting that sign language is mind-blowing.
My kids are 6 and 8, and both have sign language as part of the school curriculum (Australia). The fact you guys can switch between many different languages is mind blowing to me !
Are they gonna master the language or is it just teaching some basics because sign language isn't that popular and common, but still very handy to know.
I’m a primary school teacher in Australia. I think more schools here should be doing auslan.
Tbh without this video, i wouldn't realised that 'sign LANGUAGE' is a language as well, that's pretty mind boggling to me.
And good to hear that, sign language really need to be implemented in schools as extra class, that would be beneficial to all sides
@@Gummeyy There are actually many different sign languages. I took some courses in German Sign language and understood a bit that was signed here, but only certain signs. But overall, for instance, German and American Sign language are completely different languages with different grammar and vocabulary, the same as German and English are.
@@TheBirdOfParadox I know a bit of American Sign Language from a high school class I took and I was trying to figure out what he was signing but I only understood a couple signs 😅
Says thanks in Russian
Ukrainian girl: 😳
yeah that was a bit of an oopsie from my side
"спасибі" (very similar to Russian) is another Ukrainian word for "thanks", she probably wouldn't really notice the difference, considering the fact that he has a foreign accent anyway.
most ukrainian are language russian native
@@smalls5001 "most" is far too big of a word here really.
@@smalls5001 most? Source is "trust me, bro"? Percentage are around 60% to 35% in favor of Ukrainian-speakers. Telling you that as a person who actually from Ukraine and know how things are in here.
"You don't speak good French"
Wow that was mean
What did you expect from a french?? I mean french speaking swiss but still. I say it half as a joke but french and french speaking swiss and belgian are hardcore sometimes. We like dark humour, sarcasm and we don't "pretend things" like americans do
Most friendly fr*nch person:
French people: your french is no good
Also french people: Why does no one want to speak my language 😠
@@milhanou229 from the outside, it appears rude. But once you make freinds with French people it's just normal. My country is really polite so I sometimes do a double take when they say something but to them it's just normal conversation
its just banter lol plenty of french people are like that dont take it personally
To be honest, if studying languages was my passion or work, I'd learn sign language asap
It would be great to learn sign language, but it should be noted that there isn't an international sign language. It changes depending on the reagion that you are from, for example in Brazil there is the Libras system.
You should start with Ancient Albanian Sign Language.
If you gonna choose one, the Nicaraguan Sign Language has some mindblowing origin story.
@@adrianauehara1933 yea, that's why I love watching Elizabeth Harris but am always sad when she talks about learning sign language :/ if there was an intl one I would, but what can I do if I'm brazilian and my native SL would be useless in understanding her and every non-brazilian deaf people? Even british SL is different from the american one lol it's awful
For my country, Germany, you have to learn both the language and the sign language because you have to still mouth the words you want to say while supplementing with hand signs. That also helps deaf people learning the sign language to read lips of people who cant sign and to practice mouthing word to learn how to speak (its very hard for them but possible).
I thought that the two Valencian girls were going to be angry when you said that Valencian is a dialect of Catalan. Here in Spain there is a lot of disagreement about the origin of Valencian. Although what you have said is correct
As a Valencian speaker myself it only takes to watch the catalan tv for 10 minutes or read a page in a catalan newspaper to notice that it's the same language.
I always thought that it was mostly a naming issue. We valencians always have called our language "Valencian".Catalans always called the language "Catalan", in majorca they called it"Mallorquin", etc...
I guess it would have been helpfull to choose a new term for the whole language instead of using one of the preexisting names.
@@juanantoniodomenechrubio5780 I suggest _Catalenciano_ as the new name for the whole language.
If _Asturiano_ and _Leonés_ created _Asturleonés,_ why can't you?
Yes, Valenciano and Catalán it's mainly the same language, the problem is that people say Valenciano is a dialect of Catalán when is the other way around.
There's written proof that Valenciano was spoken before Catalán, but it's ignored by most people.
@@Haru_______ the written proof only means that Valencian was written before Catalan, not that it existed before.
Actually, if you learn a bit of history you'll see that the romance languages of the Iberian peninsula originated from vulgar Latin in the Christian kingdoms of the north while the rest was under Arabic influence, and gradually spread south during the "Reconquista": Galician spread southwards and became Portuguese, Asturian became Leonese, the dialect spoken in Cantabria/Burgos expanded south and became Castilian, Aragonese expanded from the Pyrenees until Teruel, and Catalan spread south and became Valencian and Balearic.
This doesn't mean that any of them is better or worse. Both Catalan and Valencian (and Balearic) are unique varieties that together form a rich language. History is not important, keeping the language alive is.
@@osasunaitor First of all, I do know that bit of history, it's basic Spanish history knowledge.
Second, Valenciano was Indeed spoken/written before Catalán. When Jaime I came to Valencia from Catalunya he didn't spoke "Catalán" he spoked Latín because "Catalán" itself didn't exist yet, in the other part, "Valenciano" was spoken and written. It isn't information that hard to find.
Third, ofc they're both great but it's quite infuriating when I try to find a book labeled as written in Valenciano and turns out it's pure Catalán just because it's "the exact same", Valenciano is slowly dissapearing because of this.
Sorry if it sounds a little aggressive but it's a theme that just irritates me.
Impressive he has a lot of friends to help him learn these languages
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Ihr zwei seid einfach eine super Combo! Hört bitte nicht auf gemeinsame Videos zu machen 👆👆
what?
@@daquonsimmons8240 he’s saying that they both are a great combo and they should continue making more videos together
I agree but they do speak german so you wont get the 20 euro
Wouter: speaks 29 languages with ease
Me: struggles to speak 2 languages
29 with ease? Not really..
Correction: he knows how to introduce himself in 29 languages
I can speak 4 languages and understand other 2 languages
@@maurofac841 although it's impresive still
He speaks at least 10 languages very fluently
Instantly became a fan.. im starting to learn more spanish in duo lingo app..even though im filipino and we have spanish words integrated into our language.. id like to learn more on sentence construction and grammar.. Thanks for inspiring
Spanish is a bit hard, believe me, im a native and english is waay easier
Me too but if i quit its fine learning language might be difficult, learning Spanish may good for us because its our heritage like jose rizal he wrote el fili and noli are written in spanish especially the history. Today i trying to learn it.
@@Md915 yah i find it difficult when it comes to association with male or female sense of a phrase but its still interesting and challenging also . Though i can easily understand most.. im still practicing it
@@vhincebosi8586 thats nice
@@Md915 english is very hard... there's a lot of words that don't make any sense phonetically...
Dose, Nose, Lose, all are pronounced different
Through Trough Tough Rough are all pronounced differently
Two To Too all rhyme
it makes no sense
Wouter's Tagalog accent is better than most Polyglots on TH-cam. He has clearly put in effort to speak it properly.
believe me or not, I thought of sign language right at the beginning of the video and got my mind blown in the end. just wanna thank you for your content, it makes a person feel relieved after a hard day. cheers :3
whenever i watched the ytb shorts, i always expected someome to show up with sign language. the day it happened i got super happy
The guy who did sign language is so smart. Easy win for him lol
You could even lie lmao
@@truthseeker7815 yea just like that cop lady, do random hand signs and you get easy money lmao
i'm surprised someone didn't speak a programming language. Someone should have just spoke straight up python or java lol it counts
@@bby_euphxria, I'm waiting for it
I wonder if he was speaking ASL
Her response to him understanding Swedish is so sweet and heartwarming,
It was very bad Swedish
@@dennisshigeno2875
It's passable:
When it comes to Swedish, both his accent and vocabulary are common ground for foreigners,
@@Askmolnet Haha är det här nivån som är ''Passerbart'' nu? Då är det fan illa
va gulligt, tack så mycket☺️
@@dennisshigeno2875 vi alla vet att hans svenska var inte på topp, men bättre att ge credit än att kolla ner på honom ellerhur?
Two of my favourites. You should do some Wouter style pranks. I feel like it would be really cool with 2 people
tom hitting us with the 'waar is dat feestje' brings me so much joy
Amazing content guys, keep it going 👏👏 switching from Swedish to Arabic with the same speaker blown my mind 🤯🤯
Why so? There are very lot of syrian, somali people living in Sweden
@@piggyraccoon5464 no they meant the guy who knows 29 languages is impressive for getting the two language that the Swedish-arab girl spoke
There are hundreds of thousands of Romanians in Spain, so you'll be paying out a lot for that.
Same in France and Italy
that girl had a bad accent tho you could tell she had grown up in spain
@@milhanou229 Yes, and they're the second-largest nationality in Spain & Italy.
yeah, bad move to try this in Spain if you don't speak Romanian 😅
@@redlander55 haha I was actually surprised that the guy doesn't know at least some basic words and sentences in Romanian
I really like how Lingualizer imitates NPC 🙂
Love those two doing colabs.
Ok ngl the "Maya hi, Maya hu, Maya ha, Maya ha ha" joke was very fun 😂😂
You have some nice music taste man 😁
I love how Lingualizer just stands there like a statue until they read the sign😂😂
i was so surprised when he started speaking swedish wow i didn’t expect any of you to know a scandinavian language
Samma här 😂
I’ve studied danish for almost three years, i am now able to survive without english in Danmark, still working on it, danish is sort of an extreme sport, i also will learn swedish, i am quite familiar with it already.
As expected i believe i am one of the few people that speak those languages in my 130 million spanish speaking country, and id bet the only one in my town.
@@TheZcarekrow cool good for you
learn norwegian as well!!
I've never heard maya but I have heard otomí and I've never heard any other language like it (which I guess makes sense since most languages that are spoken nowadays are from completely different origins)
Hiii! I am an Otomi “Indian” and speak Mezquital Otomi. I know you said Otomi sounds like no other but I’m curious to know: If you had to pick a language, what language would you say Otomi kinda sorta sounds like? I’ve heard Tibet, Korean (cadence), French (probably the oi sound that we use), Polish, and even English.
Surprisingly, there are a couple Otomi words that some people find similar to English such as nana (mom), dada (dad), shawhaw (shower) are just a few off the top of my head. Almost forgot to add-many Otomi Natives including my parents can pronounce English words more easily than, say, an Italian speaker. I think the sh sound and nasally “American English-ish" sounds that are also common in our language plays a huge role. :)👍
Personally, I find Otomi to be most similar to Korean and Mandarin the most. Every time I listen to K-pop or go to a Chinese buffet & hear Mandarin songs I swear the sounds they make sound like Otomi but I can’t understand! Lol 😂 It’s like how Simlish sounds like English but I can’t understand it either hahaha very fascinating
@@nvmoondevotee28yrsago48 I haven't really had to chance to hear a full on conversation but I live in mexico where sometimes ill hear them talking (so I might be wrong about the language completely) but from what I heard I wouldn't say it sounded alot like french I think korean sounding might be a better description of it though.
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👍🏻❤️👍🏻❤️👍🏻👍🏻❤️👍🏻❤️👍🏻Thank you Lingualizer
Very very good video!
Thanks to both of you!
It was very funny!
I hope you make 2 million followers very soon!
You deserve it!
Greetings to Wouter Corduwener!
Respect!
4:58 she was actually saying “‘then’ arabic is very hard” but I understand the confusion with the dialects 😂 keep going strong 💪 love your videos both of you!
Dude has a friend from every fuckin country on earth
Always expect the unexpected I was happy and sad to see you didn't know sign language it's rough for them but hey at least he got money and said thank you and thank you for a great video this is great
you guys rock! never stop that epic content, we love that stuff :)
Damn! Peter standing there stone faced, makes me laugh 😅😅
Same
Finished the vid and realized I'm still smiling.. Waited for filipino and glad to see there is but still you can speak our language. You guys are amazing 👏
I think the girl from Germany that wear purple shirt used P language.. It's a language for teenagers, hahaha
Love these videos. Now I know what languages to learn some phrases in in case I meet them.
Lingualizer always gets me with his 'Waar is dat feestje' 🤣
6:33 she left..said adios & took the boys hand.. thatssss sooo cutteee
LOL THE HEBREW SPEAKERS TRIED TO JUST TAKE THE MONEY HAHAHA
That girl was skittish and unpleasant in demeanor despite flirting with cam.
Bro shit was so funny you can't make it up. Stereotypes prove themselves
@@maurofac841 Exactly. In France, there's an old expression (it's not as used today as it was in the past obviously and some dislike it), it's "Fais pas ton juif!". It means "Don't act jewish" and is used when someone does something selfish or is greedy. I don't believe in those stereotypes but you gotta admit that coincidence is hilarious.
@@maurofac841 my whole family is jewish and we hate those stereotypes. But that is a big coincidence. I promise you not all of us are like that😂😂
So interesting, we need more of that
This was super fun to watch!
The sign language guy was a freaking genius
I also know 29 languages. My strongest language is German. For example
Eins, zwei, Polizei
Drei, vier, Grenadier
Fünf, sechs, alte Hex
Sieben, acht, gute Nacht
Buddy I couldnt wipe the grin off my face during the whole video. Kudos for that
This Is One of the best crossovers I've ever seen
That’s actually so sick. So cool. I wish I could do that
That dude using sign language lol!!!!!
Sign language moment was priceless 👌
The sign language part was really sweet.
ahah, it was fun to watch. they're trying to got you by speaking Spanish or Italian desperately :D
I think it would be awesome for them to try learning a signed language. It's a totally different experience than a spoken language. ASL, for instance, is a topic comment language. There is no real svo order. Instead, the order you put those in mean something. It interesting.
That girl who waved at the camera lol 😂😂
UUhhhh parlo valenciá, soc molt unic, molt especial. Pues no, tot el contrari 🤣
Sign language is genius. Would never have thought someone would do that
Honestly speaking so many languages like this is such a flex, it's totally amazing.
“It doesn’t count, it’s not good French”
I’m dying bro 😭
best colaboration ever
If someone speaks Finnish, I'll be shocked.
"Finnish people do" 😎
Considering Finland doesn't exist, I would be shocked as well
yksi... kaksi... suomi... (i know some phrases and counting to 10. i think 11 is yksi toista or what...
perkele
@@denizsincar29 that’s already impressive to us finns ! 11 is written together ”yksitoista“.
It surprises me that no one attempted Portuguese yet
It’s pointless. Pretty sure both of them can speak it
@@kingofthedivan1251 I saw in a video and Wouter portuguese is absolutely dreadful. It is what we call Portunhol in Brazil, 90% Spanish with some Portuguese words or vice-versa. Some people can't even understand that
the sign language tho🤣
Bros got friends for every country😅
Full of courage and education, go Lingualizer go
Would love to speak Hungarian/Finnish (or even try out the little Zulu knowledge I gained) to you.
This guy is like the final boss of lingualizer channel
I love the variation of languages in *only* one site!!
I wish I had the means to visit Valencia. I'd love to get the chance to try one of your challenges. Also, I have two languages which you'd probably not know, but I don't speak very much of them: Yiddish and Ladino. Admittedly, Yiddish is very close to German. Ladino is Judeo-Spanish. Both are languages that are very slowly being brought back from the brink of becoming dead languages.
Yiddish maybe will survive on the Orthodox communities. As a Valencian/Spanish speaker I watched some Ladino videos on youtube and feels like old spanish to me.
"It's not good French" what an entitlement, bye girl
the french are known for their rudeness
its not a surprise xD
Amo esta combinación, sigan así 👏👏
I’ve seen many languages with you and what strike me in this video was your silence. It was a very good effect. People could be interested and approach you themselves instead of you guys “selling” the challenge for them. It also gave you time to remain still and silent when they started speaking so you had time to realise what language they spoke and what they were saying. It was quite effective. I really enjoyed this approach.
7:21
I was waiting for this
The woman at 3:20 probably wanted to speak in Limburgish which is why she said "Wieërt" instead of Weert. But when Wouter switched to Dutch she didn't persist and just talked Dutch as well. She should have persisted and won the 20 tho
Limburgs is geen taal.
Dat noemt men een dialect
@@red_601 lol no. It is legally classified as a distinct language in the Netherlands, together with Frisian and Low Saxon
That guy has a lot of friends lol
You guys are an inspiration to me! God bless you guys :D
Typisch Franzosen, du bemühst dich die Sprache zu sprechen und sie mobben dich 😂😂🙈
Ja, Lingualizer spracht eine "Standard„ Französich nicht das Französich von Schweizerisch weil Sie sagt es ist nicht das richtige sprache
In Canada, Belgien Schweizerisch und Frankreich wir spreche alles Französich aber manche wörter sind anders
Du kann säge das Elssasich ist Französich von Canada und Belgien ist Schweiss Deutsch, du kannst verstehe, aber es ist eine bischen anders
Ich habe vergesse meine deutsch tut mir leit 😂
The funny thing about sign language is, many countries have different sign languages.
Wonderful video!
Dang sign language…didn’t expect that!
Hey Lingualizer! I want another video of "drunks" answering geography questions. I hope you will read this comment. Thanks!
Loveee your videos! You should try with dialects haha
no chance haha
Bro he can barely understand basics of each language...
"Glory to heroes" in Valencia 🤣🤣🤣
RESPECT
That was mind blowing. And the sign language got you two good.
@1:27
Who the heck does not she think she is that Xenophobic Swiss Women?! The same could be said about Swiss-German since some people say that it is regular German, spoken by Autistic people. They should have said the same thing to her friend who spoke Swiss German and tell her that it does not qualify, and never give her the money.
Seems like we weren't triggered enough
@@lingualizer French is my mother tongue and I find yours to be more than adequate and easily understood. What she said was out of line and Wouter did say something about it (glad he did). Odd that I am the only one who finds her reprehensible.
I'm glad someone showed up signing! I was going to be super cheeky about it because I am conversational in Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) and for sure no one would get that! xD
I'm not sure which language he was signing, but it was pretty similar to Libras so I would guess either French or American. Sign Languages are beautiful and I'm incredibly happy that one had the opportunity to shine here
bruh with my language, it's a guaranteed win
Amazing video we need more colabs with Wouter
The more I watch these, the more i get frustrated thinking why i am not there and speak one of the many languages from India and win which they may have no clue about lol
He speaks hindi nd all south indian languages
Imagine if the sign language guy just hoped both of them didnt know sign language and he just winged it.
He was speaking ASL. American sign language. Unless the British or other kinds have similar signs. The finger from ear to mouth said 'I am deaf' (as opposed to hearing impaired) and the fingers in front of his mouth back and forth were like 'Do you speak? '
Ahhh I love these! How long do you guys stand there for waiting?? Your legs must get so tired!
That deaf guy at the end was like checkmate.
Nice drip glasses my guy😎
sheesh
@@lingualizer sheesh Indeed
I am Italian-Moroccan if I was in the challenge I’d speak Berber I bet they don’t know it
I think Wouter speaks Tamazight as well...
@@mikaeljorgemarcondesdeoliv7089 uhm i don't think it's easy to learn it if you're not north African, does anybody actually teach it? Plus these days people could say it's cultural appropriation, and from what I've experienced north Africans are very attached to their culture
@@tonywop lmao cultural appropriation to learn a language? Please stop this fucking simulation
@@tonywop people could say it's cultural appropriation, so learning a language is stealing ?
@@richard6440 technically even eating pizza is cultural appropriation (if you're not Italian), but people these days are just insane and incoherent and stand for a thing only when it benefits themselves. I personally don't believe in cultural appropriation, it's not something coherent with what we do everyday, we "appropriate" other cultures in almost anything we do so it doesn't make sense
Do more of thouse, I love it.
I'd like you to make series of this
What did the man at the end say in sign language? He seemed like a really humble guy! Also, great video!!
There’s a bunch of different versions of sign language depending on where you live, like in America we have asl (American sign language) which is a lot different than something like jsl (Japanese sign language) so it’s kinda hard to tell what he’s saying because I’m not sure if what he’s saying is in asl but at the beginning it seems like he’s asking if they are deaf I think? And then when he walks up to them I think he’s asking if they know sign language or if their hearing? I’m not completely sure I’m only in asl 2 but that’s what I think he might be saying
And also when the guy hands him the money and puts his hand on his chin that means thank you and the guy is saying thank you thank you back to him
@@lunarmoon3493 awwww thank you so much for taking the time to explain it to me!!! Appreciate it! :)))
You should do this in London...You probably wouldn't understand some of the people speaking English lol
Bro i didn't even feel like i was 8-9 min long video.... It was so goooood !!!!
Glad you liked it!!
* Runs off to learn Gaelic , with Klingon as a backup * :)
Dude i literally planned to speak Filipino if this hiys come but they know so i got to stick with ethnic langguages again
Its really confusing to hear your OWN native language after hearing spanish, deutsch, russian, english etc. and then out of nowhere you recognise its your freaking native language being spoken, but your brain is like lagged and looking for all those different vocal patterns, despite you hearin what you hear everyday, but it feels odd, like foreing language, still for those few seconds.
D Schwizeri het ehri Chance erchennt ond zuegriffe 😄
Me from Armenia speaking Armenian with my 10 members in the family: THAT'S 200€ TOTAL LMAO