Kaixo, lagunok! 7 egunetan mordo bat euskaraz ikasi duzue, zorionak! I was so excited to see your first tool to learn survival Basque was the Intrepid Guide's 99 phrase, as I wrote them and recorded them myself for Michelle Frola, the site's owner. I'm a Colombian Bascologist with Basque ancestry (C1 in Basque). Galdera bat: euskara ikasten jarraitu ote zenuten? Zein mailatara iritsi zarete? Besarkada bat Kolonbiatik eta eutsi beti goiari!
i'm Basque and it just blows my mind how you guys could learn soo much in just 1 week, I really mean it. Thank you so much for the video and for learning our language!
You have learned more euskara in 7 days than some people who live here all their life. Congrats! You two are great. Zorionak eta mila esker gure hizkuntza ikasi daitekeela frogatzeagatik. 💝
Bai baina el subjuntibera de los cojones me está jodiendo la vida. No es extremadamente difícil pero vale ya no? El euskara es complicado vale ya de mentir joder.
Kaixo! I enjoyed my time working for a company near Loyola. Spent a whole summer there. Quickly learned, "Beste bat/bi." As an Asian American dude saying egun on, eskerrik asko, iz horriegotik, and other small greetings/gestures, the joy/pleasure from the locals was just priceless, and I feel like they saw me more then just someone visiting.
Congratulations!! And thank you for your effort 👏👏 you are more than welcome to come back to the basque country. If you have learned so much in just seven days😱 I can’t imagine what you can learn if you spend a month here… well done guys! Eskerrik asko eta laster arte!
Zorionak bideo ederra egin duzue! Nire neskalaguna italiarra ta bi urte daramatza euskara ikasten eta oso zaila egiten ari zaio. Bideoa erakutziko diot zuen energia isladatzeko. Eskerrik asko!!
Congrats for the effort mada, and a big thank from all the basque comunity for visibilizing our language and for showing that is not imposible to learn it (as some people think)
Awesome job guys! I love how you've somehow debunked the idea that Basque is an impossible language to learn. Many people just don't try because of this idea. More vids like this!
Xabi everybody knows euskera os fuckin complicated, do not lie to the people like that. Nos i am learning subjuntibera and I wanna die. STOP SAYING FALSE THINGS
I really enjoyed your video, guys! It is incredible what you have achieved in only seven days. I am Catalan and currently studying Basque. Badakit euskara oso hizkuntza zaila da baina egia esan hizkuntzak maite ditut eta arrisku handiak ere bai.
Wow, one of your best videos so far guys. Really impressive, what lovely people. I felt I was there with you. Keep these videos coming, they are so interesting. Enjoyed the comedy of Ollie being constantly eating when he should be talking 😀
Another great video lads! Very informative, especially as I never knew about this language! The video also reminded me of some of the best elements of travelling, like meeting up with a variety of new people quickly in different settings, and often randomly!! Top effort on learning the language as well - impressive effort for seven days. You're both clearly very good linguists! Nice touch at the end too, making the point on just how hard it is to learn a language, appreciated that! 😀
Among the most difficult things when learning Basque are the conjugation (especially NOR-NORI and NOR-NORI-NORK, most of my non-native friends have a hard time with this), and the dialects. As a northerner, some southern accents and sub-dialects are quite tricky to understand, even though I'm native speaker
Dut and so on is the helper of the verb. It means the time and subject of it. As they told you we have names and the final of it will tell you what we're talking about. Laguna means friend, lagunarekin means with the friend, lagunarengana means up to the friend, lagunarekin means due to the friend, and so on.
The end got me surpised haha It proves to me that the other people who claim to "learn" a language in only "7 days" are liars, or most of them Others even want to achieve fluency in that short period of time, others select languages that they already know properly, others learn for a month or more but it was "7 days" (cutting parts in their videos and changing date on their devices), even I found a Mexican guy who was learning Spanish in 7 days but lol, every time he spoke in English, he had a Spanish-native speaker accent from Mexico and no, I'm not exagerating, my native language is Spanish and I know overly well how people sound when they speak English :/ Tho, you learned more than one could do in a week, you were vey honest with it You guys are such an inspiration for me, I really like your content btw :D
All Mexicans Don't speak Spanish; he might have had an accent because his native language is an indigenous language. I know families who speak an indigenous language in their homes, and not Spanish.
You guys got a better level in seven days than some of my friends in their lives learning in school (without much ineterest sadly) Mila esker eta horrela jarraitu, ikaragarriak zarete!
Wow, this is an impressive feat. It has certainly helped that you were in a Basque speaking environment. A classroom back home might not have been this useful. You could even had a better result if you’d successfully woo these ladies at the start lol. Don’t know if they are single though. As a Turkish native speaker what caught my attention was Basque being an agglutinative language like mine, and the word “hemen” which means “now”. In Turkish “hemen” is “right away”, very close. Ulysses is hard enough in English.
This is such a good video - interesting topic, well shot and edited, perfectly paced. I'm surprised it's not on a view count ten times what it actually is. Well done fellas
Good job boys! the best way to learn a language is to practice, comunicate and not have same. Txalo handi bat zuentzat, lan ederra egin duzue. Since I was very young I wanted to learn English, finally with more than fifty I did it. Egunero landu behar da. 👏👏👏
I was very pleasantly surprised by your progress in such a small amount of time, from someone who has been speaking Basque all my life I invite anyone who is interested to give it a try, there are many people here ready teach whoever they can
The video is excellent, BUT starts with a Flamenco dancer which is typical from Spain (or the rest of Spain), concretely from Andalusia, almost 700 kms away from there...
Thank you for the fun experience watching the language emersion. I am wondering what computer application you demonstrated at the hotel scene with the normative grammar color coded red/blue/green?
There are more language families in Europe than just Indo-European and Uralic plus Basque. There are also Turkic languages, one Semitic language (Maltese), a Mongolic language (Kalmyk), Northeast Caucasian languages, Northwest Caucasian languages and South Caucasian (aka Kartvelian) languages. It’s worth noting that the three indigenous language families of the Caucasus are, like Basque, also pre-Indo-European.
Video osoa ikusi ondoren , gustokoa izango nuke euskararen emborra ta sustraiak ezagutzeko Nafarrora joango bazinen, ala eta guztiz , Eskerrik asko berriz eta baliteke zuon hurrengo bideoan Nafarroan. 😃
Here some tricks: - Bat ( the animal)=One in basque - Oh so Gucci = Oso gutxi ( very little) -To say yor name = Take the NE from NEITHER ( we write as NI)+your name+nice ( we write Naiz) Will be something like NE LUIGI NICE.
Mila esker bideo hau egiteagatik, jakingo bazenute zelako mesedea egin diozuen euskarari, sinesgaitza irudituko litzaizueke. Zera da soilik bururatzen zaidana; eskerrak ematea, plazer handia baita gure hizkuntza ikasteko prest dauden pertsonak jasotzea. Eskerrik asko!
Turkic, Mongolic and the various Caucasian language families are also spoken in Europe other than Indo-European and Uralic, and if you count Malta as Europe as is commonly done, then Afro-Asiatic is also spoken natively in Europe. The Caucasian language families that are spoken in the borderlands of Europe and Asia are probably also pre-Indo-European and simply Indo-European never replaced them fully.
I've known about the existence of Basque language and location..... But never in my deepest thoughts I've says it was extremely difficult to study because it is not related to any other language known..... It is horrific 😐 I've learned Italian from Romanian ( both Latin) in 3 weeks and perfextiones accent in 2 months.... But holy shit this is too much
Methinks, they had to have migrated from legendary ATLANTIS, as recorded by Solon, when visiting ancient Egypt and Plato, in his Dialogues! Something WARNED these Proto-Basques to very-hurriedly get out of there, before it sank below the ocean waves! But who knows? Maybe these very Atlanteans thought these proto-Basques as SO UNLIKE Them as well!
Regardless the age of the language, I like Basks and their country. I couldn't believe that during Franco's dictatorship this beautiful language was forbidden!
Asko ikasi dute denbora gutxian. Hemengo askok baino gehiago. Bejondeiela. Euskara zientifikoki,ingelesa eta espainiola baino askoz errazagoa da. Gauza da,ez duela hizkuntza hauek duten indarra,baliabideak,ez dela derrigorra...
Oso ondo ikasi duzue. Zorionak. Igertzen da euskaraz eta ingelesez idazten ari garela, ez baitugu espainiar ergelen iruzkin nazkagarririk irakurri behar eta.
Spanish was born in La Rioja derived from vulgar Latin written and spoken by Basques. That`s why Castilian or Spanish and Basque share the same phonetics. Hence Spanish has Basque origins. Furthermore there is theory, albeit debated, that old Iberian was Basque or close to Basque.
@@iraultzabeitiagoitia5315 Gracias. La buscaré. La fonética del castellano es OBVIAMENTE euskérica. Por cierto, el sonido de la grafía "tx" del euskera se encuentra en el español medieval. Ver el Libro de buen amor, por ejemplo.
I realized it was scripted when you said "dezakegula" hahaha, I thought "there is no way they learnt that". Dena den, zorionak! Asko ikasi bazenuten, itxaro dut ahaztu ez zenutenik! Nik ere euskara ikasten dut.
Amaia we already know that you are abertxandal but many people do not know the difference. Please stop shareing your opinión of herri batasuna. STOPPPPPP!!!!!
I wonder; if we don't know the origin and the age of a language, how we know that is the oldest in Europe? In the other hand, we have found Greek writings from 21st century BC (till today at least) hence we assume is much older.
Think it is based on several things: there are various theories as to the origin of the Basques, but the one most commonly held today is that they are direct descendants of the indigenous people of Europe, before the Indo-European migrations…so well before Ancient Greek (which is Indo-European) one pointer is that the words for certain basic tools all have the same root for the word for stone (which I think is “Aitz” in Basque)..that strongly points towards the fact those words originated when stone was the main material used for making these tools (i.e. the Stone Age, as opposed to bronze, iron etc). You say that there are Greek writings from 21st century BC, that cannot be correct, Greek is definitely in the Indo-European language family, and the Indo-European migrations were known to have happened between 6000 to 3000 BC….with these migrations, the Indo-European languages evolved…
If I was to tell my ex girlfriend Alina about this language, she would say, «Hmm, Basque Language- strange!» She doesn’t have much respect for languages other than russian, which is her first.
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Kaixo, lagunok! 7 egunetan mordo bat euskaraz ikasi duzue, zorionak! I was so excited to see your first tool to learn survival Basque was the Intrepid Guide's 99 phrase, as I wrote them and recorded them myself for Michelle Frola, the site's owner. I'm a Colombian Bascologist with Basque ancestry (C1 in Basque). Galdera bat: euskara ikasten jarraitu ote zenuten? Zein mailatara iritsi zarete? Besarkada bat Kolonbiatik eta eutsi beti goiari!
i'm Basque and it just blows my mind how you guys could learn soo much in just 1 week, I really mean it. Thank you so much for the video and for learning our language!
You have learned more euskara in 7 days than some people who live here all their life. Congrats! You two are great. Zorionak eta mila esker gure hizkuntza ikasi daitekeela frogatzeagatik. 💝
Bai baina el subjuntibera de los cojones me está jodiendo la vida. No es extremadamente difícil pero vale ya no? El euskara es complicado vale ya de mentir joder.
That's entirely true. Some people from Extremadura or Andalusia living here since 1960 won't even try it. Mila esker Agur!
As someone who lives there, this is 100% true.
It is very much appreciated the interest you have shown!! Zorionak eta eskerrik asko!
Kaixo! I enjoyed my time working for a company near Loyola. Spent a whole summer there. Quickly learned, "Beste bat/bi." As an Asian American dude saying egun on, eskerrik asko, iz horriegotik, and other small greetings/gestures, the joy/pleasure from the locals was just priceless, and I feel like they saw me more then just someone visiting.
Zorionak!!! Well done and thank you for making Basque a more visible language 😊.
Astonished. Good job and great respecto for our language, culture and land. Mika esker eta jarraitu ikasten!
Congratulations!! And thank you for your effort 👏👏 you are more than welcome to come back to the basque country. If you have learned so much in just seven days😱 I can’t imagine what you can learn if you spend a month here… well done guys! Eskerrik asko eta laster arte!
Zorionak bideo ederra egin duzue! Nire neskalaguna italiarra ta bi urte daramatza euskara ikasten eta oso zaila egiten ari zaio. Bideoa erakutziko diot zuen energia isladatzeko. Eskerrik asko!!
Congrats for the effort mada, and a big thank from all the basque comunity for visibilizing our language and for showing that is not imposible to learn it (as some people think)
So impressed, guys! Thank you !!!
Harrigarria benetan! Oso ondo egin duzue. Milesker eta aurrera!
Agertu egin zaut ta laket dut.
Zorionak, bikote!! Eta eskerrik asko Euskal Herriko erdaldunei koloreak ateratzeko eredu bat emateagatik!
Awesome job guys! I love how you've somehow debunked the idea that Basque is an impossible language to learn. Many people just don't try because of this idea.
More vids like this!
Xabi everybody knows euskera os fuckin complicated, do not lie to the people like that. Nos i am learning subjuntibera and I wanna die. STOP SAYING FALSE THINGS
Harrigarriak zarete! Bejondeizuela!
Born linguist! I am learning Basque at the same time! Excellent
I really enjoyed your video, guys! It is incredible what you have achieved in only seven days. I am Catalan and currently studying Basque. Badakit euskara oso hizkuntza zaila da baina egia esan hizkuntzak maite ditut eta arrisku handiak ere bai.
Zorte on! It is a privilege to study such a beautiful language. Perhaps we'll try Catalan soon - Sebastian
Couldn't believe when I saw you were in Bergara, my hometown. Truth to be told that kind of level in 7 days is more than spectacular
Eskerrik asko gure hizkuntza mundutik zabaltzeagatik. Eskerrik asko Bikote! Besarkada bana!
Wow, one of your best videos so far guys. Really impressive, what lovely people. I felt I was there with you. Keep these videos coming, they are so interesting. Enjoyed the comedy of Ollie being constantly eating when he should be talking 😀
Well... Basque Country and Food, you know 😍
Another great video lads! Very informative, especially as I never knew about this language! The video also reminded me of some of the best elements of travelling, like meeting up with a variety of new people quickly in different settings, and often randomly!!
Top effort on learning the language as well - impressive effort for seven days. You're both clearly very good linguists! Nice touch at the end too, making the point on just how hard it is to learn a language, appreciated that! 😀
Wow, awesome job guys. Izugarrizkoa lana egin duzue!!
Outstanding job you've done in seven days! Zorionak eta eskerrik asko!
This is such a good video omg it deserves so many views
zuen euskara ona da zazpi egunetan 👍👍💯
Uauuu!! Eskerrik asko!!! Oso bideo interesgarria!! Eskerrik asko bikote!! 😍😍😍
Among the most difficult things when learning Basque are the conjugation (especially NOR-NORI and NOR-NORI-NORK, most of my non-native friends have a hard time with this), and the dialects. As a northerner, some southern accents and sub-dialects are quite tricky to understand, even though I'm native speaker
Great job!!! Zorionak😉
Zorionak eta eskerrik asko bioi!!
Dut and so on is the helper of the verb. It means the time and subject of it. As they told you we have names and the final of it will tell you what we're talking about. Laguna means friend, lagunarekin means with the friend, lagunarengana means up to the friend, lagunarekin means due to the friend, and so on.
That bookshop looks amazing, what an amazing atmosphere, we don't have anything like it in the US.
The end got me surpised haha
It proves to me that the other people who claim to "learn" a language in only "7 days" are liars, or most of them
Others even want to achieve fluency in that short period of time, others select languages that they already know properly, others learn for a month or more but it was "7 days" (cutting parts in their videos and changing date on their devices), even I found a Mexican guy who was learning Spanish in 7 days but lol, every time he spoke in English, he had a Spanish-native speaker accent from Mexico and no, I'm not exagerating, my native language is Spanish and I know overly well how people sound when they speak English :/
Tho, you learned more than one could do in a week, you were vey honest with it
You guys are such an inspiration for me, I really like your content btw :D
Rare honest youtube vloggers. I didn't know such a thing was possible, haha.
All Mexicans Don't speak Spanish; he might have had an accent because his native language is an indigenous language. I know families who speak an indigenous language in their homes, and not Spanish.
You guys got a better level in seven days than some of my friends in their lives learning in school (without much ineterest sadly) Mila esker eta horrela jarraitu, ikaragarriak zarete!
Wow, this is an impressive feat. It has certainly helped that you were in a Basque speaking environment. A classroom back home might not have been this useful. You could even had a better result if you’d successfully woo these ladies at the start lol. Don’t know if they are single though.
As a Turkish native speaker what caught my attention was Basque being an agglutinative language like mine, and the word “hemen” which means “now”. In Turkish “hemen” is “right away”, very close.
Ulysses is hard enough in English.
Amazing, it just goes to show that if someone really puts themselves into learning something it can be done, great content again and inspiring.
This is such a good video - interesting topic, well shot and edited, perfectly paced. I'm surprised it's not on a view count ten times what it actually is. Well done fellas
Good job boys! the best way to learn a language is to practice, comunicate and not have same. Txalo handi bat zuentzat, lan ederra egin duzue. Since I was very young I wanted to learn English, finally with more than fifty I did it. Egunero landu behar da. 👏👏👏
Eskerrik Laguna. That’s hype me to learn Euzkera
Wow .. Your picture quality is so clear!
Thank you, I'll forward your comment onto GoPro 😀 - Ollie
Eskerrik asko bikote, nahi izatekotan emen duzue lagun bat euskera ikasten jarraitzeko, besarkada bat!
Mila esker, Ollie and Sebastian!
I was very pleasantly surprised by your progress in such a small amount of time, from someone who has been speaking Basque all my life I invite anyone who is interested to give it a try, there are many people here ready teach whoever they can
I really like how bizarre Basque is, but I do love their mysterious mythology from the basques.
The video is excellent, BUT starts with a Flamenco dancer which is typical from Spain (or the rest of Spain), concretely from Andalusia, almost 700 kms away from there...
Oso ona, bikote!! Bejondeizuela.
Aupa, mutilak! Eskerrik asko, bihotzez
Great video! You are really good with languages :)
Thank you for the fun experience watching the language emersion. I am wondering what computer application you demonstrated at the hotel scene with the normative grammar color coded red/blue/green?
Average Spanish fan vs Average Euskera enjoyers
There are more language families in Europe than just Indo-European and Uralic plus Basque. There are also Turkic languages, one Semitic language (Maltese), a Mongolic language (Kalmyk), Northeast Caucasian languages, Northwest Caucasian languages and South Caucasian (aka Kartvelian) languages. It’s worth noting that the three indigenous language families of the Caucasus are, like Basque, also pre-Indo-European.
Zorionak !!!!! 💪💪🔥🔥🔥
Zorionak bene-benetan , ez da gauza erraza eta garrantzitsuena ikasi duzue jada!
Eskerrik asko, lan bikaina eginen duzuena ! Bejondeizuela!!
Video osoa ikusi ondoren , gustokoa izango nuke euskararen emborra ta sustraiak ezagutzeko Nafarrora joango bazinen, ala eta guztiz , Eskerrik asko berriz eta baliteke zuon hurrengo bideoan Nafarroan. 😃
Here some tricks:
- Bat ( the animal)=One in basque
- Oh so Gucci = Oso gutxi ( very little)
-To say yor name = Take the NE from NEITHER ( we write as NI)+your name+nice ( we write Naiz)
Will be something like NE LUIGI NICE.
Oso bideo ona, euskara oso hizkuntza polita eta misteriotzua da, baina oso zailaa!!!
Gora euskal herriaren askapena. Noizbait aske izango gara. Jo Ta Ke independentzia lortu harte.
Where does the map @0:15 come from?
Zorionak!😀
I m curious if a Turkish, Japanese, Nahuatl, Quechua, or Georgian speaker went there to learn Basque, how much easier would it be for there.
Ederra!
Bejondeizuela!! bikain aritu zarete!
Jajaj mutiko ea ulertzen dozun hauxe 😂😂
I can’t wait to meet my roots
Me too
Mila esker bideo hau egiteagatik, jakingo bazenute zelako mesedea egin diozuen euskarari, sinesgaitza irudituko litzaizueke. Zera da soilik bururatzen zaidana; eskerrak ematea, plazer handia baita gure hizkuntza ikasteko prest dauden pertsonak jasotzea. Eskerrik asko!
IRUÑATIK ZORIONAK BIKOTE!!
I recognized the rock band, Berri Txarrak, on the woman’s shirt.
…that’s about it
Kristo piztu da! Benetan Berpiztu da! ☦️
Turkic, Mongolic and the various Caucasian language families are also spoken in Europe other than Indo-European and Uralic, and if you count Malta as Europe as is commonly done, then Afro-Asiatic is also spoken natively in Europe.
The Caucasian language families that are spoken in the borderlands of Europe and Asia are probably also pre-Indo-European and simply Indo-European never replaced them fully.
I've known about the existence of Basque language and location..... But never in my deepest thoughts I've says it was extremely difficult to study because it is not related to any other language known..... It is horrific 😐 I've learned Italian from Romanian ( both Latin) in 3 weeks and perfextiones accent in 2 months.... But holy shit this is too much
There is a vague resemblance to gaelic, albanian and to armenian ,but only barely so.
Methinks, they had to have migrated from legendary ATLANTIS, as recorded by Solon, when visiting ancient Egypt and Plato, in his Dialogues! Something WARNED these Proto-Basques to very-hurriedly get out of there, before it sank below the ocean waves! But who knows? Maybe these very Atlanteans thought these proto-Basques as SO UNLIKE Them as well!
No only descendants of Neolithic peoples not Atlantis
@@TempleofBrendaSong Atlantis is as suppressed in public awareness as U.F.O's!
Regardless the age of the language, I like Basks and their country. I couldn't believe that during Franco's dictatorship this beautiful language was forbidden!
Ederra 👌🤘🤘
Asko ikasi dute denbora gutxian. Hemengo askok baino gehiago. Bejondeiela. Euskara zientifikoki,ingelesa eta espainiola baino askoz errazagoa da. Gauza da,ez duela hizkuntza hauek duten indarra,baliabideak,ez dela derrigorra...
Oso ondo ikasi duzue. Zorionak. Igertzen da euskaraz eta ingelesez idazten ari garela, ez baitugu espainiar ergelen iruzkin nazkagarririk irakurri behar eta.
zortzigarren eguna: Euskaltzaindiak bi kide berri izendatzen ditu. Zorionak bikote 😊👍
Biba ziek ! :)
I speak basque
Bas: Maite dot😊
Eng: i LOVE it😊
Spanish was born in La Rioja derived from vulgar Latin written and spoken by Basques. That`s why Castilian or Spanish and Basque share the same phonetics. Hence Spanish has Basque origins. Furthermore there is theory, albeit debated, that old Iberian was Basque or close to Basque.
El castellano,sí tiene raices en el euskera. Busca la investigacion q hizo aita barandiaran,Euskera y Latin ,madres del castellano
El castellano,por q el español es un invento,no sé creo en La Rioja,sé creo en el valle de Valpuesta,Burgos.
@@iraultzabeitiagoitia5315 Gracias. La buscaré. La fonética del castellano es OBVIAMENTE euskérica. Por cierto, el sonido de la grafía "tx" del euskera se encuentra en el español medieval. Ver el Libro de buen amor, por ejemplo.
I realized it was scripted when you said "dezakegula" hahaha, I thought "there is no way they learnt that".
Dena den, zorionak! Asko ikasi bazenuten, itxaro dut ahaztu ez zenutenik! Nik ere euskara ikasten dut.
ZORIONAK BIKOTE!
Unbelievable. Makes me feel rubbish though - been trying to learn Spanish for couple of years! Well done. And very entertaining. Wheres next...!?
@@chescamoore1285 Spanish?
Amaia we already know that you are abertxandal but many people do not know the difference. Please stop shareing your opinión of herri batasuna. STOPPPPPP!!!!!
GORA EUSKAL HERRIA TA ASKATAZUNA .... !!!!
Hizkuntza polita baina saia
I wonder; if we don't know the origin and the age of a language, how we know that is the oldest in Europe? In the other hand, we have found Greek writings from 21st century BC (till today at least) hence we assume is much older.
Think it is based on several things: there are various theories as to the origin of the Basques, but the one most commonly held today is that they are direct descendants of the indigenous people of Europe, before the Indo-European migrations…so well before Ancient Greek (which is Indo-European) one pointer is that the words for certain basic tools all have the same root for the word for stone (which I think is “Aitz” in Basque)..that strongly points towards the fact those words originated when stone was the main material used for making these tools (i.e. the Stone Age, as opposed to bronze, iron etc).
You say that there are Greek writings from 21st century BC, that cannot be correct, Greek is definitely in the Indo-European language family, and the Indo-European migrations were known to have happened between 6000 to 3000 BC….with these migrations, the Indo-European languages evolved…
@@velouris76 Please note that Indo-European theory is strongly contested.
@@velouris76 Probably it was a reference to proto-greek ,that certainly existed in the 21st century BC . :)
El video tiene más cortes que las sábanas de la cama de Freddy Krueger.
If I was to tell my ex girlfriend Alina about this language, she would say,
«Hmm, Basque Language- strange!»
She doesn’t have much respect for languages other than russian, which is her first.
lol
it's not the oldest overall, but the oldest living language in europe. But otherwise, a really cool video
you should learn ancient basque, you just studied a modern language, btw grat job!
Vamos a ver,el euskera batua es la mezcla de diferentes dialectos o euskera antiguo como te gusta llamarlo.
I’m galdu rn
Hungarian is older
No
W icl
Zorionak
No you dind’t
First
So, you’ve learned Greek? Because there isn’t a spoken languages with a written form older than it.
Not the oldest language... you can't age languages, dude
Creoles came in just the other day, mate.
Sí es el más antiguo. Q los idiomas no envejecen,sí,es verdad,los idiomas evolucionan.
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