I love how Kautuk is sensitive towards Aadar and steps up in his support. Sometimes I feel like he's the only one listening to everyone respectfully and with an open mind.
I don't comment often but watching TISS is literally ticking every box off the youtube survey that sometimes comes after a video. it's helpful, calming, humorous, knowledgable and etc. Thank you guys for doing this and helping us out in so many senses :)
THIS WAS ONE OF THE BEST PODCASTS THAT YOU GUYS DID IN THE LAST 4 YEARS. CAN"T EXPLAIN HOW MUCH I LEARN FROM YOU GUYS, NOT ONLY THE FACTS PART BUT THE THINKING PART (BASICALLY HOW YOU GUYS THINK AS COMEDIANS, WRITERS,DIRECTORS,MUSICIANS........) . KEEP MAKING AMAZING CONTENT LIKE THIS . PS: I HAVE USED ALOT OF VARUN STORIES TO IMPRESS GIRLS AND YA THEY WORKED.
If I increase volume,Varun's volume is too loud,if I decrease volume then Aadar's volume is too less,and kautuk and Neville ka volume medium hai What the fuck!? Kya karu mei mar jau😂😂😂😂
Brilliant as always guys. Varun, if you guys ever run out of topics - can I suggest making a whole podcast on Japan? Just everything about Japan - the people, the language, the history and the future.
Absolutely loved today’s episode (may be because I have a vested interest in it)! I speak 6 languages and can speak 3 more in case I have to survive! In fact my photography company’s name is also an untranslatable word in English... it’s called ‘Meraki pictures’. Meraki is a Greek word that is used to describe doing something with soul, creativity, or love -- when you put "something of yourself" into what you're doing, whatever it may be! I think this word works best for people in the creative fields 😊 Great episode as usual ❤️
Sanskrit is an Indo-Aryan language, whereas Tamil is a Dravidian language. They're not related in any way. They both co-existed for a really really long time and kind of influenced each other, which is why there still are some words common in both. Most South Indian languages came from Tamil, and most North Indian languages came from Sanskrit.
Thank you! I was also a bit bummed about bawa saying this. Thamizh and Sanskrit are certainly ancient languages but thamizh is not derived from sanskrit. But again one cannot deny the influence that sanskrit has had on thamizh. There are so many sanskrit words that are used in thamizh every day. Also thamizh and sanskrit have contributed to a lot to many English words we use today, eg the English word rice comes from the latin word or oryza which in turn comes from the thamizh word arisi
I've binge watched this podcast in the entire covid/quarantine period and it's literally been a stress buster! Love watching them! Definitely a huge fan of all of ya'll🙌❤
Varun and others: Being a Bihari let me tell you that their is no such language called "Bihari". The language you all are referring to is Bhojpuri or Maithili.
@@VarunThakurOfficial No worries and you don't need to apologise man, I know it was a common mistake so thought should say on it so that it don't stay in people's head. Anyways Big fan man😭❤️🥺
One of the best podcasts ever by you guys. It was informative and fun to listen at the same time. And bava's point about languages dying gave me a new perspective about languages.
I liked this podcast so much that I kept pressing the like button throughout my listening experience of it. Don't worry Varun, luckily it was done an odd number of times.
Tamil is not a derivative of Sanskrit. From Sanskrit to English including all other major European and middle eastern languages are Indo-European languages. Tamil Telugu Kannada Malayalam and other derivatives in south India are Dravidian languages, with varying levels of influence from Sanskrit and English words in the currently spoken form.
Tamil is derived from Sanskrit, yes Tamil is one of the oldest language spoken yet the initial scriptures are same lipi and influenced from Sanskrit . Peace yo. 🤙
I agree. Earliest evidence of tamil from Anuradhapuram, Sri Lanka has no Sanskrit influence. Wayanad too has petroglyphs showing independent origins of South indian tongues. Finally latest evidence suggests Sangam and Harappan link to show antiquity of Dravidian languages, especially with Mahadevan, Asko Parpola suggest even Harappan script was part of larger world of proto dravidan scripts. Having said that there is no doubt with greater interactions with vedic aryans, Sanskrit did have an influence on Tamil
@Lost Soul and @Jyoti Iyer don't bother fighting which one came first and which one is the parent of the other. This fight leads to no place of resolution. Both languages have no common origin both are from different language families. @Veena there is enough influence of Sanskrit and English on the current spoken form of Dravidian languages. And this does not prove the common origin for these languages. The influence is basically because of the co-existence of people speaking these languages in the same geographical area and trade between them.
This episode was genuinely funny after a long long time. Like we used to have giggles in between conversations before, but this whole episode was amazingly good.
Correction: Tamil is not a derivative of Sanskrit. However in India there are 3 main language groups, the Indo-European languages which include Sanskrit and Persian and currently is North Indian Hindustani, the Dravidian group of languages including Tamil, Telgu and a few others and which are spoken surprisingly enough in Pakistan and some other countries of South East Asia. The third and most underrated and under-reasearched language group is that of the Aadivasis/ Tribals which is known as the Munda language group found in Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Orissa etc.and is suppose to be a relative of the language spoken by indigenous Australians and according to recent findings is nearly as old as Sanskrit or Tamil if not more.
My Tuesday's dose of relaxation and happiness is here 🙏🏻❤️😅 Gotta comment before seeing the full video to pump up the algorithm 😂 The podcasts are always amazing so this one will be great as well.. TISS fam assemble 🙌🏻🔥❤️ #TuesdayMotivation
Varun, just saw Cricket quiz on Angad's stream. Well played! Not commenting there for different reasons. My respect for you has increased tenfold in many ways. Only reason I watch others stream is because of you, Bawa, Aadar and Kautuk doing this great Podcast. Love your show! Cheers!!
Hi, great episode as always guys, thank you so much. I was just looking through the comments to see if someone explained the METHI phenomenon. I couldn't find any comments related to it so thought I will talk about it. Most of human proteins begin with MET because that is the code for methionine which is the first amino acid translated from the RNA. Hence titin has to begin with MET.
I started listening to this podcast at around 12:00 am Stopped the podcast to go and listen 'Tape of you' Its 3:22 am now 'Tape of you' let me down to the darkest TH-cam rabbit hole 😶
One of my favourite lockdown episodes!! Palindrome is an emordnilap which means a word that makes a new word if spelt backwards, Neville was v close to the fact :)
The reason we start speaking like other people when we're in their country or state (dialect switches) is an innate tendency among people to want to seem "similar" or as part of an "in-group". The ability to do that is called *code switching*. Look it up. It's super interesting.
I wasn't a Neville fan before, i thought he was too eager to show-off. Then I watched him ace it in "KVizzing with Comedians". Now i listen to him on the podcast with a newfound respect. 😁
Good to see that this group includes a man whose film title contained a homonym (Jab Tak Hai Jaan, which can mean both 'till there is life' or 'till the beloved is there').
Thanks for making my night shifts and WFH so interesting! I am an extrovert and missed my colleagues, frnds.... But since I started watching this podcast I feel like I am hanging out with my 4 cool buddies! Thanks! 😊👍
I love how Kautuk is sensitive towards Aadar and steps up in his support. Sometimes I feel like he's the only one listening to everyone respectfully and with an open mind.
I agree! At times Bawa becomes rude lol esp towards Adar
@@shefalisinha8113 Right? Hehe. Aadar just has a slightly different sense of humor and thinking style
Bawa is constantly like, "This Aaadar no, *shakes his head in disappointment* ...."
But of course they all still seem like close friends who care for one another no doubt☺️
@@sahanaarani5954 definitely, the discussion/opinions are so genuine, which is so rare to get!! These guys are doing a great job!
When you speak two languages and start losing vocabulary in both of them - byelingual ..😂😂😂😂
Every Indian's Problem...
Lol'd out loud, literally
Who said this in the podcast?
333th like
Plot twist: impressed by Bawa’s Sign language, some deaf guy in Hyderabad booked ticket for his Show
TISS fans: How much mic volume you want?
Varun: YES!
Seriously, You made my day! Thank you Varun bhai! ❤️
Objectives of a Language: (According to Varun)
1. Discovering your Idenity
2. B***hing about other people
Neville is like a sincere class teacher managing 3 naughty students in his class
Varun's imitation of Neville is hilarious .
Yea hahaha uska stories are literally that
Iknw ¯\_ಠ_ಠ_/¯(⌐■-■)
UN declares "Teri daadi ko heart attack kaha hua tha" as the best clue in the history of clues
Kidney me😂
Yeah, felt that one. Aadar is a big time idiot. Could have said "neighbor of Thailand".
@@Xaviergonzalez85 or where he ate crocodile which was uncooked
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
I hate how limited the reach of this podcast is, surely worth a million!
Ifkr
Share itttt
@@VarunThakurOfficial I got u bro
@@VarunThakurOfficial This was fun & interesting. Do a podcast on Gaming next. I presume TISS team hasn't covered it yet.
@@VarunThakurOfficial btw how often do u and nikita eat dahi ?
Papua Guinea is my version of Utopia. No one understands anyone yet everyone understands everything. Nice!
Varun's impression of languages in Papua New Guinea "It started with a language and ended with a ringtone."
Hahahaa
‘Han’ is literally Neville after every podcast: Sadness but has hope.
58:34 Varun and Aadar are now cuter in my eyes because they made a K3G reference 😂
As a PhD scholar and teacher of French language, my ears are bleeding listening to the references made to French. However, this is funny!
Holy mother SAME!!!
bourgeois
sympa ... mais désolé
Startup idea: Zomato for ducks, so that they don't miss the good bread anymore.
Varun : (Breaths)
Neville : No! I mean, you inhale and exhale.....
I agree lol! The tension between them is so visible lol
You could break it with knife
I don't comment often but watching TISS is literally ticking every box off the youtube survey that sometimes comes after a video. it's helpful, calming, humorous, knowledgable and etc. Thank you guys for doing this and helping us out in so many senses :)
“Crackle is a great chocolate.” - Varun Thakur, 2021.
Truer words were never spoken.
And what sucks is that it is no longer available to buy even in major markets.
@@DrStratComm Really? I didn’t know that. That’s just sad.
Legend says Varun hearts the early comments
Meaning of my name 'Harsh' is almost opposite in 2 different languages.
Hindi : Happiness
English : Cruel
Same bro same
Neville studying Urdu Poetry and Tamil: He is pursuing two clients for Advertising 😂
That or he has been invited to a Urdu festival + has a show to perform in Chennai
@@aham-mumukshu-asmi Interesting... lol
THIS WAS ONE OF THE BEST PODCASTS THAT YOU GUYS DID IN THE LAST 4 YEARS.
CAN"T EXPLAIN HOW MUCH I LEARN FROM YOU GUYS, NOT ONLY THE FACTS PART BUT THE THINKING PART (BASICALLY HOW YOU GUYS THINK AS COMEDIANS, WRITERS,DIRECTORS,MUSICIANS........) . KEEP MAKING AMAZING CONTENT LIKE THIS .
PS: I HAVE USED ALOT OF VARUN STORIES TO IMPRESS GIRLS AND YA THEY WORKED.
If I increase volume,Varun's volume is too loud,if I decrease volume then Aadar's volume is too less,and kautuk and Neville ka volume medium hai
What the fuck!?
Kya karu mei mar jau😂😂😂😂
Yeah, they need to sync their volume. I guess if Varun speaks from a little distance, it'll be fine
Tumhari volume tumhari. Twada kutta Tommy, sadda kutta kutaa? I had to complete that last sentence. Sorry in advance.
Pani pi
Epic dilemma
Ha
I'm a tamizhan and I felt soo proud of Bawa when he said tamizh instead of Tamil
Love you Bawa❤️❤️❤️🔥
Why don’t you type in tamiz then, leave English to us lot
This and the Death episode are probably my fav podcasts of all time...
This episode had the old zeal which i thought was missing when the boys weren’t at their homes in the last few episodes,,,, amazing one!
Totally related to Varun's "haai huku" moment 🤣🤣🤣
To add to the meaning
Selmon : do whatever you want and yet avoid jailtime.
(Use) Vijay pulled off a selmon.
Antonym : Vivek
Haha Neville’s obsession with Baba Sehgal explains his reason for taking therapy😂😂
This comment is to remind Varun about
"Jama dahi, jama jama!" Which he effortlessly forgot😂
Bawa's reaction to quack quack conversation is a whole MOOD 😂😂😂😂
Brilliant as always guys. Varun, if you guys ever run out of topics - can I suggest making a whole podcast on Japan? Just everything about Japan - the people, the language, the history and the future.
52:00 cringing so hard at Neville correcting Aadar about Apertivo when he was right 😂😂😂
Hahahaa bro right??? !!! Chatting absolute 💩
Absolutely loved today’s episode (may be because I have a vested interest in it)! I speak 6 languages and can speak 3 more in case I have to survive!
In fact my photography company’s name is also an untranslatable word in English... it’s called ‘Meraki pictures’. Meraki is a Greek word that is used to describe doing something with soul, creativity, or love -- when you put "something of yourself" into what you're doing, whatever it may be! I think this word works best for people in the creative fields 😊
Great episode as usual ❤️
Perfect timing! I’ve been binge watching all the TISS episodes this past week.
Legends - do you you remember that place
Aadar - Teri dadi ok heart attack kaha hua tha?
Sanskrit is an Indo-Aryan language, whereas Tamil is a Dravidian language. They're not related in any way. They both co-existed for a really really long time and kind of influenced each other, which is why there still are some words common in both.
Most South Indian languages came from Tamil, and most North Indian languages came from Sanskrit.
Well Tamil is older but it is most definitely related to Sanskrit, at least the modern version of it
Thank you! I was also a bit bummed about bawa saying this. Thamizh and Sanskrit are certainly ancient languages but thamizh is not derived from sanskrit. But again one cannot deny the influence that sanskrit has had on thamizh. There are so many sanskrit words that are used in thamizh every day. Also thamizh and sanskrit have contributed to a lot to many English words we use today, eg the English word rice comes from the latin word or oryza which in turn comes from the thamizh word arisi
The awlele baby bit has a cut. There's definitely some NSFW conversation that's being held from us.
Kautuk is always chilling like a villain with his obnoxious glass of juice 😀😀
‘Apabrahmsa’ and Tonal Languages takes me back to Linguistics Classes. Everyone should learn Linguistics because it’s great fun!
I've binge watched this podcast in the entire covid/quarantine period and it's literally been a stress buster! Love watching them! Definitely a huge fan of all of ya'll🙌❤
Varun and others: Being a Bihari let me tell you that their is no such language called "Bihari". The language you all are referring to is Bhojpuri or Maithili.
Or Magahi
Apologies. That was a mistake on our part
@@VarunThakurOfficial No worries and you don't need to apologise man, I know it was a common mistake so thought should say on it so that it don't stay in people's head. Anyways Big fan man😭❤️🥺
Listen Sarita, cover of señorita
@@Vaibhav_Kumar_2003 Or Angika
‘Galand’ is basically everyone in Kolkata between March through July 😂
One of the best podcasts ever by you guys. It was informative and fun to listen at the same time. And bava's point about languages dying gave me a new perspective about languages.
I liked this podcast so much that I kept pressing the like button throughout my listening experience of it. Don't worry Varun, luckily it was done an odd number of times.
Neville is basically tiss's dushyant. Just disagree with him and he is like " I'll explain"
Dude Dushyant should have had more screen time, he was just hilarious
Noo nooo it's not only that... I will explain! xD
Heheh.. dushyant reference here..lol.. 😂😂😂
He is like the love child of Maya and Dushyant
Oh wow I feel so happy seeing my fav Dushyant finding fans here
I just bought tickets for the Hyderabad show. I don't even live in Hyderabad.
1:24:33 - Varun talks about timestamps😂😂
1:25:21 - Selmon bhai is back 😂
11:51 Neville speaking Flawless french was just like that movie "Samurai cop" where he speaks flawless Japanese XD
I think you guys don't even realise how funny you are. Even when not trying to be lol
FUCK I KNOW THIS IS GOING TO BE MY MOST FAVOURITE PODCAST AFTER THE GHOST AND DEATH ONES!!!!!
Ghost was the best
i love you guys :(
I just turn on your youtube playlist while I work and listen to random episodes, and it makes me feel less stressed lol
Tamil is not a derivative of Sanskrit. From Sanskrit to English including all other major European and middle eastern languages are Indo-European languages. Tamil Telugu Kannada Malayalam and other derivatives in south India are Dravidian languages, with varying levels of influence from Sanskrit and English words in the currently spoken form.
Tamil is derived from Sanskrit, yes Tamil is one of the oldest language spoken yet the initial scriptures are same lipi and influenced from Sanskrit .
Peace yo. 🤙
@@mountainmystic9491 That is like saying my grandfather takes after me
@@jyotiiyer3011 lol. Only if you were woke enough and mature enough to understand this
I agree. Earliest evidence of tamil from Anuradhapuram, Sri Lanka has no Sanskrit influence. Wayanad too has petroglyphs showing independent origins of South indian tongues. Finally latest evidence suggests Sangam and Harappan link to show antiquity of Dravidian languages, especially with Mahadevan, Asko Parpola suggest even Harappan script was part of larger world of proto dravidan scripts.
Having said that there is no doubt with greater interactions with vedic aryans, Sanskrit did have an influence on Tamil
@Lost Soul and @Jyoti Iyer don't bother fighting which one came first and which one is the parent of the other. This fight leads to no place of resolution.
Both languages have no common origin both are from different language families.
@Veena there is enough influence of Sanskrit and English on the current spoken form of Dravidian languages. And this does not prove the common origin for these languages. The influence is basically because of the co-existence of people speaking these languages in the same geographical area and trade between them.
"Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick"- Kevin Malone
This episode was genuinely funny after a long long time. Like we used to have giggles in between conversations before, but this whole episode was amazingly good.
Selmon (Noun/Verb).
A transcendent feeling of nonchalance and a lexicon prone to errors.
😂😂
Bawa nailing the pronunciation of the word Tamil is the best part of this episode.
Pro Tip: You know someone is commitment-phobic when someone can’t pronounce a 45-letter word in one go. 😂
12:52 - I am laughing my ass off UCO Bank Varun is such a cutie i can't-😂😂😂😂😂💕💕💕
Correction: Tamil is not a derivative of Sanskrit. However in India there are 3 main language groups, the Indo-European languages which include Sanskrit and Persian and currently is North Indian Hindustani, the Dravidian group of languages including Tamil, Telgu and a few others and which are spoken surprisingly enough in Pakistan and some other countries of South East Asia. The third and most underrated and under-reasearched language group is that of the Aadivasis/ Tribals which is known as the Munda language group found in Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Orissa etc.and is suppose to be a relative of the language spoken by indigenous Australians and according to recent findings is nearly as old as Sanskrit or Tamil if not more.
Loved the guests Abbas Mastan on this podcast
1:24:54 Selmon Uncle was mentioned. I’m happy that there was hardly any mention of him. Progress?
Only Aadar can say ‘Polysyllabic Sign Language’, which is an oxymoron because syllable has to do with breath.
My Tuesday's dose of relaxation and happiness is here 🙏🏻❤️😅
Gotta comment before seeing the full video to pump up the algorithm 😂
The podcasts are always amazing so this one will be great as well..
TISS fam assemble 🙌🏻🔥❤️
#TuesdayMotivation
ಕನ್ನಡ langauge on the thumbnail!💛❤️
Bawa killed it in this episode
Varun: Wabisabi
Aadar: you mean Wasabi
😂😂😂😂😂
I hope these pods never end. I literally milk them throughout the week because i cant get enough. Hope to grab a beer with you all someday!
Just when we thought we have heard it all, seen it all, VARUN NAILS THE BAWA IMPRESSION!!
Population of Papua New Guinea is around 88 lacs, it it has 839 languages,that means everything around 10000 people has their own language.
I feel so left out being in the north east. Please come here for a show❤
Varun, just saw Cricket quiz on Angad's stream. Well played! Not commenting there for different reasons. My respect for you has increased tenfold in many ways. Only reason I watch others stream is because of you, Bawa, Aadar and Kautuk doing this great Podcast. Love your show! Cheers!!
Hi, great episode as always guys, thank you so much. I was just looking through the comments to see if someone explained the METHI phenomenon. I couldn't find any comments related to it so thought I will talk about it. Most of human proteins begin with MET because that is the code for methionine which is the first amino acid translated from the RNA. Hence titin has to begin with MET.
Selmon bhai at 1:24:54
P.S. .. Love uu guys❤in all existing language
Selmon(verb), origin:tissknows, meaning... You do whatever you want man.
I started listening to this podcast at around 12:00 am
Stopped the podcast to go and listen 'Tape of you'
Its 3:22 am now
'Tape of you' let me down to the darkest TH-cam rabbit hole 😶
the number of facts, LAME HUMOUR, WAYS TO PHRASE STUFF, AND WEIRD LAUGHS I have learned through these.
One of my favourite lockdown episodes!!
Palindrome is an emordnilap which means a word that makes a new word if spelt backwards, Neville was v close to the fact :)
9:49 Bawa sent the whole TISS Army to Baba Sehgal's channel, I can only see TISS fans in TAPE OF YOU's comment section 🤣🤣
This is gonna be a good one❤️
Some words which I can literally hear in you guy's voice bhagish, baap, appearantly, so the thing is
Bawa: bird, aeroplane, self help
Varun: Shivkhera
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The reason we start speaking like other people when we're in their country or state (dialect switches) is an innate tendency among people to want to seem "similar" or as part of an "in-group". The ability to do that is called *code switching*. Look it up. It's super interesting.
Biswa has exactly that joke about speaking louder when you don’t speak the language in his special
Cred ads in between with Jim Sarbh are perfect. Feels like its aadar only.
Bihari is not a language. It's like saying people from India speak "Indian".
Bhojpuri is a language
I was looking for this comment. Was thinking the same.
@@mosinqureshi2745 33:26 🤦🏻
Bhojpuri, maithili nd i think there r a few others
Bihari can be a Boli
I am a French educator, the French bit was hilarious 😂
Always used to watch the podcast exactly at 12:00,but aaj kal school start ho gye hai toh ghar aane tak wait karna padta hai😒😒😒
Favorite thing to watch on youtube for almost an year❤️
bawa speaking French to increase his sex appeal.. this is really getting serious *neville blushing*
Nice filter on the DP bro 👌
You guys are Great . Much love from NZ.
I wasn't a Neville fan before, i thought he was too eager to show-off. Then I watched him ace it in "KVizzing with Comedians". Now i listen to him on the podcast with a newfound respect. 😁
56:04 - 56:13 idk why it cracked me so much 😂😂 I was laughing for like 10 mins
The only language I like is Bawa’s acronyms JJWS🔥
Shinrin-yoku (noun)
1. Forest Bathing for its restorative bathing according to Neville.
2. ‘My Favourite Ramen’ according to Varun.
Good to see that this group includes a man whose film title contained a homonym (Jab Tak Hai Jaan, which can mean both 'till there is life' or 'till the beloved is there').
When you lose a language ..You lose the time..You lose the past..you lose history..And also lose some part of future...
Thanks for taking my famous dialogue as the topic.
Ha ha caught you!
@@magikarp653 Haha😅
KAUTUK and I have ‘Sundoku’ in common. We are the CEOs of Sundoku 😂
SOOO MUCH PYAAR TO YOU GUYS OMGGG! JUST TEST KHATAM HUA AUR YAHA REWARD AAYA
Thanks for making my night shifts and WFH so interesting!
I am an extrovert and missed my colleagues, frnds.... But since I started watching this podcast I feel like I am hanging out with my 4 cool buddies!
Thanks! 😊👍