12 Languages with the most beautiful script and writing system [polyglot's view]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Have you ever wondered which languages have the most beautiful and visually pleasing script or writing system? here in this video I've chosen 12 #languages with the most amazing scripts in the world. hope you enjoy.
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#polyglot
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I absolutely adore Devnagari, chinese and perso-arabic script.
All these three are so beautiful and unique.
Also, devnagari is very logical and structured. There are few modifications that needs to be done by native speakers and then it will become the most scientific script ever.
Also, navroz is also celebrated here in india by persian community and some iranian population. In kashmir, Kashmiri Pandits(hindus) also celebrate a similar festival called Navreh on the same date. Its not surprising since both india and iran have deep historical relationships.
Love from India.
oh, thank you so much for all the love in your comment, I'm so grateful for your beautiful words
love to you from Iran🌹
Happy to see tamil
Thanks for the comparitive work
I'm glad I found your channel! Hope to see more videos soon including resources for learning german and french 🙂 or how to improve korean to get to intermediate level. Thanks!
hey, thank you so so much for your lovely comment, sorry for replying late
I will most definitely make videos on those topics
thanks for the support🌺
Thanks bro, this was interesting. Really enjoyed.
Hey brother, I'm really happy you enjoyed the video🌹❤️
Really enjoyed the video, Keep it up 👍👍👍
That was really interesting, enjoyed it a lot😍😍😍
Traditional chinese characters, although difficult, are really beautiful, also Telugu has a wonderful alphabet. Great video, I really enjoyed watching it❤❤
Yes that can't be more true! Telugu writing is 🤩
Telugu script came from kannada
@@polyglotvlogs4728 bro actually Telugu writting is wierd and looks creepy
Hi pal! First of all, I'm happy to see you again. Second, I wish you a happy Nowruz! And third... May I suggest you put your name at least in you channel description? It's kinda weird talking to someone I can't remember their name LOL (I'm really sorry for that),
All this writing systems are really beautiful, but as you listed them I wandered if you would put Greek and Thai among them as well, wich are my favorites in beauty -- and then you put them at the end! *u*
See you next time.
Hey dude, thank you for coming back🌹 happy Nowruz to you to❤️
I did want to put my name in the description and the video but you know, my name is a little difficult for average foreigner to pronounce, especially westerners, so I'm trying to come up with a nick name which would be easier for everyone to pronounce.
Of course I would include Greek and Thai, they are indeed gorgeous 🤩🤩 plus, greek is one my most favorite languages ❤️
I'm starting a language challenge with the next video, I'd be more than happy if you can join in the challenge😍
See you in the next video
@@polyglotvlogs4728 I'm excited about this challenge! Let's see. I started to learn Greek about one month ago. It has been fun so far.
arab is the most beautiful and artistic
Nice video 👍
I'm also a language lover, besides Latin alphabet, I can read Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Thai, and I'm currently learning Hindi and Georgian. Georgian script is my favorite 😍 And I think traditional Chinese character is much more beautiful than simplified character.
Interesting 🤔👍👍
Enjoyed a lot...
Thanks buddy🌸
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Devnagri writing system is very simple and beautiful. Its also quite easy to learn.
it's definitely gorgeous, I can't get enough of it
My favorite script is Telugu followed by Kannada (both are very similar). The reason is that they have many curves. I really hate scripts with many angles. 😀
There is also a very funny script where some letters look like little animals, like pigs, mice and birds. That is Sinhalese.
Oh, that's so interesting, I didn't know anything about Sinhalese, I have to check it out 🤩🤩
Telugu and Kannada scripts are out of this world, I mean all Indian languages have gorgeous scripts😍🌹
@@polyglotvlogs4728 Another interesting script is Oriya, where letters look like little elephants, but those are not cute animals for some people. 🙂
Kannada script is best followed by telugu
@@polyglotvlogs4728 you know how eazy is to fool Indians for views and subscribers
@@TA.46 I have been in love with India and Indian culture for well over 18 years. I have been learning Hindi since I was in middle school. I've been following Bollywood for more than 20 years. And I have a number of good Indian friends (3 of them are from the southern part of India whose native languages are telegu and tamil)
So, I'm definitely not after tricking Indians to follow my videos.
If I cared so much about subscribers and whatnot, I would have been uploading every single day. Plus, it would be a lot easier to create a reaction channel, If my goal was "subscribers".
I'm just a language enthusiast.
Plus, I have mentioned 9 non-indian languages in this video alone.
Anyway, thanks for watching🙏
Very good 👌👌
2:09 devanagari also use in Marathi language
oh interesting
And many more
I'm learning Thai at the moment. First speaking it. But reading and writing it will be next. I love the way it looks.
All those scripts are beautiful. But I personally believe that Burma has one of the most beautiful writing scripts & writing systems in the whole world. Burmese writing is just absolutely beautiful and eye-pleasing.
Very good 👌👌👌💯
you're the best brother
Your TH-cam channel Amazing 😍
I hope you make a new video soon 💚
oh, thank you so much for this lovely comment, it just made my day
I'm really happy you loved the video
I'll make more videos soon, just gotta get some university stuff done first🌸🌸
Tibetan Script is also used to write Buthanese, Sikkim, Ladakhi, and Balti in Trans-Himalayan regions.
wow, didn't know that
that's interesting
thank you🌸🌸
The Japanese writing system definitely looks much easier to me than all the other scripts with curves and lines and dots - says a Chinese speaker c:
Yeah for you definitely 😂👍
But for us it's a nightmare for sure😭
I really love the Arabic script 🍀
Japanese 🥰🥰
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Ok, you ignore most rounding script Burmese
Bengali writing systems is the most beautiful systems
Cherokee syllabary is the most beautiful writing system
Ohh so most people are still not aware that baybayin exist😏
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Yo, that Malayalam script is broken.
Javanese script is not there, there must be something wrong with your list. :(
I had no idea about Javanese, it sure is gorgeous😍😍
Korean😍😍🤩
Did you forget about Japanese?
Buddy, did you watch the video completely? Japanese is right after chinese
@@polyglotvlogs4728 Sorry my bad, I was only looking at the time stamps
@@user-kx6rp4nm2n no problem my friend, hope you enjoyed the video 🙏🌸
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തീർച്ചയായും😍
You have not written about any African languages
മലയാള ഭാഷയിലെ ചില അക്ഷരങ്ങൾ
റ ന ധ ന്ധ ഗ സ ഡ ഗ്ന ത ത്ത ന്ത ഞ ണ്ഡ
Sanskrit is not an old language - the language that was actually old in North Indian continent was Prakrit and Pali languages. There is a huge amount of confusion about Prakrit languages. There are 12 major North Indian languages 1, Apabhraṃśa (Prakrit); 2. Ardhamagadhi(Prakrit); 3. Dramili (oldest Prakrit); 4. Elu; 5. Gandhari; 6. Kamarupi; 7. Magadhi; 8. Maharashtri; 9. Paishachi; 10. Pali (also mentioned as Prakrit by some kingdoms); 11. Shauraseni; 12. Khasa. But each language is different and a few are referred as Prakrit language at different times especially the Dramili is the language used in the Ashoka edicts as Prakrit language which is the oldest written record for Pali and Prakrit. Ancient India had used Pali and Prakrit languages in Jainism and Buddhism literatures. Sanskrit is a new language that was created by refining, merging and choosing grammar and verbiage of all these 12 major languages- that’s why there is no record of written Sanskrit in ancient monuments or Jainism and Pali literature which were the oldest religions of Ancient India. Hence the claim to Sanskrits to be old is not proven because of this and even Rig Veda is first written down in 14th century AD and all claims are only verbal and they wrongly point to the written literature records of Prakrit or Pali languages as Sanskrit. Hindi is formed much later by choosing the largest spoken dialect of Prakrit in the present day Uttar Pradesh. So it very clear that anything written in Sanskrit is newly written literature after Sanskrit was formed.
Sanskrit is a language formed by refining so many group of languages that were referred as Prakrit, Pali languages, Arabic languages and many other languages spoken by migrants from western and eastern India. Since it got its written script only in 14th century we don’t really know it’s age. Also that’s when all the vedas / Mahabharata and Ramanyanam were actually written down from its chanting/ verbal versions to books. So comparing Tamil vs Sanskrit is not possible. Pali is much older than Prakrit and had written scripts as well - language used in Jainism, Buddhism ☸️ and yoga / Ayurvedic traditions along with Tamil. Since “self proclaimed” caste believers use Sanskrit as a tool to segregate others in the name of caste -they would like to believe that it is as an old language like Tamil, Persian, Pali, Prakrit used in ancient Indian subcontinent so they can state that caste system was written down in ancient India. It would make lot more sense to compare Urdu, Prakrit, Pali and Arabic languages which all coexisted in Persia and rooted into Indian subcontinent by colonization by Kingdoms from the west and migration before and afterwards.
I will never be in these languages WASTE OF TIME AND ALSO ONLY FOR YOUNG STUDENTS BEFORE 30 YEARS OLD because then you will easily give up reason OVER COMPLICATED your memory will not help you easily good even the languages and spanish italian french portuguese romanian that are easy
Hello my friend, welcome to my channel🌹
I think it all depends on personal goals and taste, learning languages is not actually that difficult, it just requires time and dedication, you can learn any language if you put your mind and heart into it.
Plus, learning languages is not a waste of time because by learning any language you are actually opening lots of doors and find lots of possibilities and opportunities to grow as a human being plus you will gain a totally different perspective on life with every language u learn.
On top of that, learning languages is fun and interesting, you get to "experience" a whole new culture with every language you learn and you get to listen to new music, watch new movies, and etc etc.
I've seen people over 60 years old who learn new languages easily and effectively.
It's really a personal thing❤️🌹
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Great thought there