Sorry but singapore's national language is malay. Not english. English is just the main language we use as a form of communication between one another.
+Surya Dhiez Indonesian say : kenapa, read ; kenapa Malay say : kenapa, read ; kenapeu Indonesian : tahun lalu (last year) Malay : tahun lepas (last year) thats right?
One's own language may sound beautiful. You may be surprised to know that the ones you picked as your top languages may not be very pleasant sounding to those who speak the languages in the bottom of your list.
I'm Malaysian. ...obviously I understand Indonesian and Malaysian and Brunei and Singapore. ...but now...I have a lot of Thailand and Philippines friends ...and I love they language when they talking to the family or friends from PH and Thai on telephone. ...they way Thailand people talk is unique. ...very soft and sometimes it's sounds like they singing...even when they fight to each other....
I’m Thai and I love: 1. Burmese (Tibeto-Burman) 2. Tagalog (Austronesian) 2. Indonesian (Austronesian) Thai people understand spoken Lao because Thai and Lao are mutually intelligible. Both are closely related and belong to Tai-Kadai family.
atok rock... ok. But I'm talking about Spanish loaned words in Filipino. Fil and Spanish sounds a bit similar. And I think malay doesn't sound spanish for me. It's my opinion. 😁
Satria Mokoginta lol its not the same its far from indo language its not even melayu theirs just some same words but if ur malay u cant understand tagalog
I was surprised at how pretty and nice Burmese sounded. I could definitely tell that Tetum was a Portuguese based creole or pidgin. I want to learn Thai because Thai culture and history is interesting to me, and the language is also kind of musical and I love the trilled 'R' sound, it sounds so cool. Indonesian sounds nice too, and the first girl speaking Singaporean English had a really pretty accent - sounds like a mix of American and English with a hint of 'Asian'.
Fantastic Ender okay you know what i'm so sick of your comment all I see is that you always bashing other south east asia country and always make philippines look the best than the other south east asia country. it his personal opinion if he like indonesian the best and stop doing this you just gonna make filipino look bad and arrogant don't get me wrong I really really love philippines it's just that people like you really make me disgust and seriously stop being like that i don't want that filipino get a bad image from the other south east asia country and also you have to learn about respecting other people.
+Laura Sakuraba Well both Filipino and Tagalog are both people and language. Filipino people are the people from the Philippines, regardless of ethnicity. Filipino language is the standardized form of the Tagalog language and is the national language of the Philippines. Tagalog people are the majority people from South-Central Luzon in the Manila Bay area. Tagalog language is the language of the Tagalogs.
arik zainal bahasa indonesia is from bahasa malaysia,they modified it.because indonesian people is not that smart...so,they took the easiest way.steal your neighbour language and modify it,done.
Sudah"...Menurut theory Bahasa Melayu modern berasal dari k Riau...Ada juga theory yg menyebutkan kalau Bahasa Melayu berasal dari Kalimantan,Samudra Pasai(Aceh)....Sampai saat ini masih belum"Fakta" ditemukan asal muasal bahasa Melayu, tapi sebelum menjadi fakta maka harus melawati theory dulu. Dan sampai saat ini mayoritas ilmuwan mempercayai bahwa bhsa Melayu berasal dari kepulaun Riau,Sumatra Indonesia. Gini deh, jika kalian yang tidak setuju dengan theory ini, ada baik nya bertanya pada orang ahli bahasa Melayu...Daripada kalian debat, yg pasti kalian saat debat pasti membela negara kalian..Dan hasil nya malah zonk...
i can get any og myanmar languange they way they speak ..i cant understand any.. yes im not fron myanmar but atleast other country language i still can understand ..even i dont the word but i can feel like "ahh that what they mean..."hahaha but myanmar language are so good to learn too...i wish i can learn their languange...
@@concernedhermit7153 As someone who is fluent in Vietnamese, it does not sound like Cantonese. They're mutually unintelligible. Phonetically, Vietnamese sounds more similar to Laos and Thai to me.
Bahasa Indonesia itu berasal dari Bahasa Melayu Riau, tetapi telah diubahsuai & dicampur dengan bahasa lain untuk tujuan dijadikan bahasa standard. Bahasa Malaysia banyak dipengaruhi bahasa Melayu Johor. Padahal dulu Riau & Johor di bawah satu kerajaan yang sama. Nah, makanya Bhs Indonesia & bhs Malaysia itu memang dari akar yang sama. Penjajah Belanda & Inggeris yang pisahkan kita. Jadinya jangan saling benci membenci.
Iyaa broo, gw sedih Malaysia and Indonesia berantem mulu, kita serumpun guys jadi jangan saling menghina antar kekurangan negara ,saling menghargai aja lah kan enak.
Bahasa Indonesia juga dipengaruhi bahasa belanda seperti kata kamar handuk bengkel,bahasa arab seperti abadi,faham,hikmah,abad,jawab,jasad,jin Bahasa hindi,acar,candu, garam,cuti,kaca,kunci,madu,sambal
Indonesian- it's sounds nice and i like the way they speaking their own language.(i like the language if they speak it so fast like chinese) this language is one of the easiest along with bahasa melayu. Vietnamese- I like vietnamese cause it's sounds like thai but whenever i look at their writing system(which is latin with many marks) it looks like a chinese pinyin. Filipino- This one is my favorite because it's sound so cool, when it's my first time in the philippines, i hear filipino, spanish, chinese(especially hokkien) and malay(i didn't include english cause it's a foreign language and i speak for asian language only)here in this one, lol i tried to learn this language before(which is i'm fluent now) and the grammar complex is so hard compared to bahasa indonesia, the grammar and syllables is so similar with japanese. the language is tricky too(like one word with many meanings) and it looks easy cause it's latin alphabet but it's not, i think when indonesians and malaysians hear this language, they will get confused lol Thai- thai writing system looks so beautiful too but i don't know when they speak it, i tried to learn this language before but it's so hard to learn for me, it doesn't work for me so i give up lol
Interesting! I like most are Tetum, Burmese and Indonesian. Tetum is perhaps the most heavily influenced of all of them. As a native Brazilian Portuguese speaker, I can say 60-70% of Tetum words in this video are of Portuguese origin, I can easily recognize the Portuguese loanwords and I assume it’s not hard for me grasp the language. I'm surprised that it's not considered as a Portuguese creole. I just learned from Wikipedia that Timor-Leste, like Brazil, is also a member of the Portuguese-speaking community. By the way I'm from Curitiba (Brazil) :)
Vinny Van Andrei Adaza why u so stupid... etc payung,surat ,sepatu tolong... that are malay word.. muka mcm nusantara nk mgaku spanish konon.. kesian pinoy
Filipino/ tagalog language is CERTAINLY not Spanish! Filipino/tagalog have very different grammatical structures and vocabulary. Yes there are some Spanish words in the language but that does not make the Filipino/tagalog language Spanish!
Lao and Thai sound so similar. And I love the Timor-Leste Portuguese, as a Brazilian, it is so nice to see that other countries are speaking the same language I do. =)
Olá, sou Timorense (Hello, I'm Timorese). It's not Timorese Portuguese. It's actually Tetum or to be specific Tetun-Dili or Tetun-Prasa. Probably Tetum sounds like Portuguese as it has absorbed tons of Portuguese vocabulary but still it's an Austronesian language, therefore very different from Latin-based languages like Portugeuse and Spanish. Structurally, Tetum is more like Bahasa Indonesia although these two languages might sound very different when spoken.
Renato Guerreiro saya punya teman di universitas orang Timor Leste... saat mereka bicara sesama orang Timor atau sedang marah dia pake bahasa Portugese... dan itu menjengkelkan karena saya tidak tahu bahasa Portugese. Lebih mudah mana belajar bahasa Portugese dengan English untuk orang Asia Tenggara ?
^ Bahasa Portugis memiliki tata bahasa yang jauh lebih kompleks dari Bahasa Inggris bahkan lebih rumit dari bahasa Spanyol dan Prancis. Satu hal yang mungkin membuat orang Timor secara umum akan mempelejari Portugis jauh lebih cepat dari orang asia lainnya adalah ada ribuan kosakata Portugis yang sudah lama deserap ke dalam bahasa nasional Tetum dan dipakai sehari-hari secara natural sejak zaman pendudukan Portugis sampai sekarang. Jadi kosakata-kosakata itu dan pengucapan mereka tidak asing lagi bagi telinga dan lidah orang Timor. Soal bahasa Inggris mungkin secara umum kita semua orang Asia memiliki kurang lebih pengalaman yang sama dalam aspek kesulitan dalam mempelajari bahasa tersebut. Mungkin warga Brunei, Filipina, Malaysia dan Singapore lebih cepat mempelajari Bahasa Inggris karena mereka lebih terekpos dengan English yang merupakan salah satu bahasa resmi di negara mereka. Salam dari Dili.
Burmese sound nice Filipino sound so cool, Indonesian sound better flow compare to malayu, Thai sound so sweet, Laos sound much original compare to Thai for Tai language, Vietnamese sound about to get in to fight, Singapore lol
This Nguyen guy is so annoying, he's jealous of Indonesian language because Indonesian contains so many vocabularies than his language does, that's why he spread fake information in order to convince uninformed people to believe his deception, claiming that his language is rich in vocabularies. Kasihan kamu Thien, berkali-kali mencoba menjelek-jelekkan Indonesia; namun, tetap gagal. 😂😂😂
Indonesian is among Earth's easiest languages to pronounce, as it really resembles the sound of Japanese language (Both Pronounce words the same way) as they both are thought to used to belong to the same language family. *Kura-kura Kura-kuraku 🐢Lucu-lucu* (Literally : Turtle-turtleMy Funny-funny) (Actual Meaning : My Turtles Are Cute) *Suka-suka Saya Lah!* (Literally : Like-like I Lah!) (Actual Meaning : None Of Your Business Lah!) *Saya Suka Muka Si Emi* (Literally : I Like Face That Emi) (Actual Meaning : I Like Emi's Face) *Namaku Ayu, Kamu?* (Literally : NameMy Ayu, You?) (Actual Meaning : My Name's Ayu, Yours?) *Buku-buku 📖 Itu Dari Mana?* (Literally : Book-book That From Where?) (Actual Meaning : Where Are Those Books From?)
You can see the deep divide here between Austronesian and Austroasiatic languages. Mainland Southeast Asian languages like Thai, Cambodian, Vietnamese, etc. are Austroasiatic (Indochinese) and they're all tonal languages like Chinese. Island Southeast Asia (Indonesian, Malaysian, Filipino, Timorese, Bruneian, etc.) on the other hand are Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian). They aren't tonal and are related to Oceanic languages (Hawaiian, Maori, Chamorro, etc.).
My first language tagalog/English and then i learn Spanish language since 2013 and 2017 then this pandemic april 2020 bahasa indonesia terima kasih banyak🇮🇩🇵🇭🇺🇸🇪🇸
i'm Austrian and i think my top favorite south east asia languages are Vietnamese and Filipino cuz they sound so smoothy, and whenever Vietnamese people talk together, i just think "are they talking or singing ?" - for real !
Bahasa Indonesia adalah bahasa pemersatu bangsa, banyak suku dan budaya juga disertai bahasa daerah tiap provinsi, kami memiliki kekayaan budaya dan bahasa sendiri, Bahasa Indonesian is the unifying language of the nation, many tribes and cultures also accompanied the local language of each province, we have a rich culture and language of its own
Fookin Laser Sights bahasa Melayu ok aku setuju, tapi kalo bahasa Melayu Malaysia saya ga setuju. karna Melayu bukan eksklusif milik Malaysia, bahasa Melayu dipakai di 4 negara berbeda. mungkin kalo kamu bilang bahasa Melayu saja pasti saya bakal setuju. krn bhs Indonesia bahasa yg disempurnakan dan banyak sekali serapannya (Dutch, Arabic, Chinese, Javanese, Sanskrit etc)
I would like to hear brief examples of the most common ethnic minority languages encountered in Northern Southeast Asia, such as Hmong, Akha, Karen, Lisu, Mien, Lahu, etc.
Similar Sounds: Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Timor Leste Similar Sound: Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia Myanmar sounds Japanese
Suzzy liz not gonna i really do find Thai, Lao and Khmer( Cambodian) sound similar but VN? Nope, and also Khmer understand 40-50% of Thai and Lao understand 80% of Thai.
@@lalaloo3877 gotta disagree with you, Vietnamese sound like khmer as it is in the Austroasiatic language family, Burmese sounds like Tibetan as it is part of the sino Tibetan family, Vietnamese sound nothing like mandarin, Burmese sound nothing like Indian, but most of their words got influenced by those countries!!
Although bahasa Indonesia is a part of bahasa melayu but we usually use a lot of Dutch vocabularies (but sometimes in English as well ) in it, specially in conversation... I'm Indonesian, and i was so shock when i know that i always use a lot of Dutch vocabularies in my life...
Tagalog is a mixed language of Spanish, Latin, Hebrew, Persian, English, Chinese, Sanskrit, Japanese, Arabic, Indonesian and Malay, and Many more Foreign, Ancient, Traditional and Tribal Languages.
Radiation Kid Lately I had a presentation about Tagalog and it contains Spanish, Malay, English, Hokkien (Min Nan) and Yue Chinese dialects, Tamil, Sanskrit, Arabic, Japanese and some other languages. (Well, that's what all of my sources said)
i am mixing Malaysian and Filipino but my face is like thailand 😂😂😂 I can speak 50% Filipino and 100% Malaysian language because I grew up in Malaysia 🇲🇾🇵🇭💖
Saya senang mendengar bahasa melayu di brunei yang masih khas melayu nya real melayu tdk terbelit2 dgn bahasa inggris nya, sehingga lebih mudah dipahami dan jelas di dengar
I voted 1: Burmese = looks like Korean language 2: Laotian 3: indon 4 : Vietnamese = but🇻🇳🇻🇳 girls are most beutiful among sea countries then second goes to northern Myanmar woman
Im from Malaysia..Malaysia official language is Bahasa Melayu/Malaysia..B.Melayu is world 5th language...And i honestly,i 30% understand in bahasa indonesia..I like Bhasa Indonesia,thai & tagalog. :)
Danial Haqim all i wanna know is from malay language: 1.is malay have any native language like sundanese, javanese,manadonese,etc? 2.is malay have a Slank Language? Saya Orang Indonesia hanya tahu 80 persen bahasa melayu tetapi saya tidak bisa membedakan antara bahasa malaysia asli dan yang bahasa gaulnya
Jhonatan Chendana our native language (malay) is bahasa melayu but bahasa melayu is a formal language tht is only used in formal things like news, newspaper, some songs and in school, but the pronunciation is influenced to johor-riau slang. our 'bahasa gaul' is called as 'bahasa rojak' or bahasa pasar' in malaysia is a mix and very simplified language but is mainly and actually originated from johor-riau slang and is malaysian official speaking language. different states will usually have their own slang/loghat as their native slang. but every states can understand the official speaking language (bahasa rojak or loghat KL/ or bahasa pasar) of malay just like most indonesian can understand bahasa gaul. :) salam dari Malaysia
Guys!! Stop fighting!!! We’re all southeast Asian and all have beautiful languages and cultures. Stop fighting. Northeast Asians like to look down on us, so we should stick together.
Malaysians always misunderstood this, "MALAY is 5th most spoken language in the world" Actually MALAY that mentioned in the internet, television or social medias, is not only BAHASA MALAYSIA.. Malay is BAHASA INDONESIA either, but we don't call it MALAY in Indonesia, we call it BAHASA INDONESIA, or Indonesian. BAHASA INDONESIA+ BAHASA MALAYSIA+ Singaporean Malay + Brunei Malay+ Cocos Island Malay, Christmas Island Malay= MALAY.. So, no deny, MALAY is 5th most spoken language in the world.. so Malaysians don't take it wrong again! Sorry for my bad language..
Oh, sorry !!! I really thought the Vietnamese one was Chinese until I read!!! I meant no harm! Nevertheless, I find it very interesting and actually love it , oh, second thought!! I absolutely gonna learn it!!
This is the order of what sounds best to worst to my ears. 1.Tetum 2.Malay 3.Indonesian 4.Burmese 5.Tagalog 6.Lao 7.Thai 8.Khmer 9.Vietnamese The last one is Vietnamese.... I just can't.. lol Vietnamese just sounds very funny to my ears.. no offense. Just personal preference. Tetum sounds the best Malay and Indonesian sound fine too. So there is no better or worse in these two. Burmese and Tagalog sound ok. They aren't my favorite but are totally fine to listen to Lao and Thai sound similar to me. So there is also no real order in these two. I thought I would find them funny but then it was totally fine. I guess you just get used to listening to them. Khmer is a bit like the mix of Thai and Vietnamese.
vinboi Singapore's national language is Malay, hence our national anthem is in Malay. English is the official language of administration to be used at schools and work, a common language so people of different race can interact with one another
Why you guys say thai is bad thai is ugly letters and thai is shit? you guys is like a dog you guys is stupid you know, if you say that you can get in prisonne for me is not my problem you guys is a stupidly kid who's has no parent and you guys gonna be BANNED for youtube im gonna report your comment and goodluck for BANNED stupidly kid you know thai has something more good then YOU thai has a kid who's has just 7 years old but can speak 5 language and we have a kid who's can do more something at Workpoint and you guys shut up ok? you are stupid like a dog and go DIE
I am from Indonesia, most like Filipino language, cool words, words are heard clearly, Sounds firm, sounds that come out not often from the nose, , different from vietnam, cambodja, and thailand, their voices are heard out of the nose and more vowels.. ciang coeng , kioang waueng ieng kie, oae oaa..ooaaa..ooaaa
di indonesia pake bahasa indonesia karena jumlah suku di indonesia banyak ga cuman melayu. misalnya kalo pake bahasa melayu orang jawa sunda, papua, sulawesi, dll mana ngerti wkwk. makanya bahasa pemersatu kita bahasa indonesia takut iri suku lain kalo bahasa kita melayu. melayu itu di indonesia suku bukan bahasa
I have friends that are Vietnamese, cambodian,Filipino, lao,Thai. Im none of them and from an outsider listening Thai is the best with soft tone. Vietnamese and Filipino sounds like theyre on the jerry Springer show Asian version lol. Its interesting to hear the other Asian language being asian myself. Not familiar with the other asian at all amd couldn't guess myself if theyre asian or some island in mars.
The Philippines has hundreds of languages. Tagalog and Cebuano for example. These are numbers 1 to 5 in Tagalog: isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima. And in Cebuano: usa, duha, tulo, upat, lima. In greetings like good morning, in Tagalog: Magandang umaga. In Cebuano: Maayong buntag. And in sentences like, "I saw a bird yesterday". In Tagalog: May nakita akong ibon kahapon. In Cebuano: Nakakita ko ug langgam gahapon.
I am American. My favorite Languages are Thai and Vietnamese. I loveee these two countries, and their food are the best in my opinion. You can't tell me otherwise. (this is not biased.)
Wow. Timor-Leste language sound so much like Portugese! That is true because the Timur region in Indonesia was occupied by the Portugese in the European colonial times.
If you want to get a better feel how each languages sound like, try watching each country's movies or TV Dramas or Soap Operas. There's a lot of them on TH-cam for each country.
Sorry but singapore's national language is malay. Not english. English is just the main language we use as a form of communication between one another.
atok rock wait so Singapore is a communist country ???
it's Singlish lah! sure one lah.. hahaha
Dheo Nany No it's not, don't listen to the idiot above
Isn't it mainly Chinese? Then English then Malay. 10 percent speak Malay
atok rock Singapore national language: Malay, singapore official language: English, Chinese, malay, Indian
im indonesian and i can understand like 80% bahasa Malaysia and brunei.
+Surya Dhiez yeah we're have the same language tho
aku jg
+Surya Dhiez
Indonesian say : kenapa, read ; kenapa
Malay say : kenapa, read ; kenapeu
Indonesian : tahun lalu (last year)
Malay : tahun lepas (last year)
thats right?
Idham Pakula yep. thats right. but that " kenapa" turn to " kenape " actually just used in west peninsular malaysia, which is standard malay.
Chel Sea
ya.. thats correct
My top southeast asian languages
1.) filipino/malay/indonesian
2.)burmese
3.)khmer/lao
4.)vietnamese
One's own language may sound beautiful. You may be surprised to know that the ones you picked as your top languages may not be very pleasant sounding to those who speak the languages in the bottom of your list.
+crew it's my opinion 👍
+cara Gutierrez And your opinion doesn't count for everyone 👍👍👍
+crew ... for me it does..
+Galaxy Femme I'm sure. You're a biased Filipino 😉😉😉
I'm Malaysian. ...obviously I understand Indonesian and Malaysian and Brunei and Singapore. ...but now...I have a lot of Thailand and Philippines friends ...and I love they language when they talking to the family or friends from PH and Thai on telephone. ...they way Thailand people talk is unique. ...very soft and sometimes it's sounds like they singing...even when they fight to each other....
I’m Thai and I love:
1. Burmese (Tibeto-Burman)
2. Tagalog (Austronesian)
2. Indonesian (Austronesian)
Thai people understand spoken Lao because Thai and Lao are mutually intelligible. Both are closely related and belong to Tai-Kadai family.
I'm from northeast india. We love South east asians Thais 😊
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Burmese is sinoTibetan not Tibeto burman
@@shthepanda4585 Tibeto-Burman is subgroup of Sino-Tibetan
Philippine languages have many Spanish loaned words.
WHAT???
atok rock...
ok. But I'm talking about Spanish loaned words in Filipino. Fil and Spanish sounds a bit similar. And I think malay doesn't sound spanish for me. It's my opinion. 😁
Galaxy Femme try search chavakano a dialect from southern Philippines
Galaxy Femme true like silya, lamesa, rosario, kalesa, pan de sal....etc.
Philosophical Fish before spain came the 1st people in our islands are Negritos, Indones and Malays.
I love Vietnam language and also my language Tagalog :)
thks bro
i love Philippine language ~ 💕
고마워요 ㅋㅋㅋ 저도 한국어 좋아용
My favorite languange:
1.indonesia
2.malay
3.tagalog
Greetings ASEAN brothers!
Love from the Philippines.
Joseph Agudelo greetings too...salute from Malaysia
Greetings Filipina 🇵🇭 dari Indonesia 🇮🇩 ✌️
Hello from Malaysia! 🇲🇾🤝🇵🇭
TAGALOG LANGUAGE SIMILAR LOCAL LANGUAGE IN INDONESIA , ESPECIALLY IN NORTH SULAWESI ,AND HAVE THE SAME TRIBE OR RAS
Satria Mokoginta lol its not the same its far from indo language its not even melayu theirs just some same words but if ur malay u cant understand tagalog
I was surprised at how pretty and nice Burmese sounded. I could definitely tell that Tetum was a Portuguese based creole or pidgin. I want to learn Thai because Thai culture and history is interesting to me, and the language is also kind of musical and I love the trilled 'R' sound, it sounds so cool. Indonesian sounds nice too, and the first girl speaking Singaporean English had a really pretty accent - sounds like a mix of American and English with a hint of 'Asian'.
My top 3:
1. Indonesian
2. Thai
3. Tagalog
And I'm not biased since I'm not Asean national
I'm not Indonesian
because I like it.. why not?
Fantastic Ender okay you know what i'm so sick of your comment all I see is that you always bashing other south east asia country and always make philippines look the best than the other south east asia country. it his personal opinion if he like indonesian the best and stop doing this you just gonna make filipino look bad and arrogant don't get me wrong I really really love philippines it's just that people like you really make me disgust and seriously stop being like that i don't want that filipino get a bad image from the other south east asia country and also you have to learn about respecting other people.
1. indonesia
2.thai
3.Filipino not Tagalog
+Laura Sakuraba Well both Filipino and Tagalog are both people and language. Filipino people are the people from the Philippines, regardless of ethnicity. Filipino language is the standardized form of the Tagalog language and is the national language of the Philippines. Tagalog people are the majority people from South-Central Luzon in the Manila Bay area. Tagalog language is the language of the Tagalogs.
lol Filipino is talking about a fire in Paranaque City XD
Fantastic Ender
Yes, I am Filipino hahahahaha
Gran Colombia Mapping 😂😂😂😂😂 Why does it have to be the news?. Haha! Same here
Gran Colombia Mapping how is that funny.
lol hahaahah
AHAHAHAHAHAHA
I heard about Cristiano Ronaldo in Indonesia Bahasa 😂
Cipréss this news about rumor cristiano ronaldo go back to MU :)
yep theyre talking about sports
Me to
Yeah 😅
She say " President Real Madrid ( Florentino Perez ) optimistic that Cristiano will not move from Real madrid " 😁
Filipino, Malay, and Indonesian language almost sounds the same if it is written in words
malaysia is indonesia.malaysia haven't official language.
arik zainal indonesian language is from bahasa melayu... thats the fact...
Farras Wijaya because they were all malay long time ago.
arik zainal bahasa indonesia is from bahasa malaysia,they modified it.because indonesian people is not that smart...so,they took the easiest way.steal your neighbour language and modify it,done.
Sudah"...Menurut theory Bahasa Melayu modern berasal dari k Riau...Ada juga theory yg menyebutkan kalau Bahasa Melayu berasal dari Kalimantan,Samudra Pasai(Aceh)....Sampai saat ini masih belum"Fakta" ditemukan asal muasal bahasa Melayu, tapi sebelum menjadi fakta maka harus melawati theory dulu.
Dan sampai saat ini mayoritas ilmuwan mempercayai bahwa bhsa Melayu berasal dari kepulaun Riau,Sumatra Indonesia.
Gini deh, jika kalian yang tidak setuju dengan theory ini, ada baik nya bertanya pada orang ahli bahasa Melayu...Daripada kalian debat, yg pasti kalian saat debat pasti membela negara kalian..Dan hasil nya malah zonk...
Wow, Tagalog sounds so relaxing and smooth. I love listening to it somehow.
i can get any og myanmar languange they way they speak ..i cant understand any.. yes im not fron myanmar but atleast other country language i still can understand ..even i dont the word but i can feel like "ahh that what they mean..."hahaha but myanmar language are so good to learn too...i wish i can learn their languange...
Philippines Language sounds smooth and gentle but a bit of spanish with english accent
I'm Korean and I think Burmese, singapore/malay/indo are best to listen. Ps: Vietnamese is very weird but most unique.
Unique? Sounds similar to Chinese in my ear
@@budisoemantri2303 It sounds nothing like Chinese to me. Burmese sounds a bit like Chinese tho
@@budisoemantri2303 Maybe Cantonese, but defiently not similar to Mandarin.
@@concernedhermit7153 As someone who is fluent in Vietnamese, it does not sound like Cantonese. They're mutually unintelligible.
Phonetically, Vietnamese sounds more similar to Laos and Thai to me.
I'm Thai and i understand Thai,Lao,Malaysia,Indonesia,Brunei
Asman Wiwatthananonkul wow really ?
from south Thailand right
Oh benarkah?Keren sekali.(Testing with Indonesian Language)
Asman Wiwatthananonkul serius?
Indonesia Ball//Mapping wkwkwk
vietnamese is quite interesting... wouldn't mind learning it though it seems difficult!
Ale Vogel yes it is difficult for westerners and none tonal language speakers
love asean !! malaysian malay n tagalog sound more modern imo
thanks!
malay language is easy to learn,ka just say ka not ke
Levi Harafura you triggered?
Chel Sea yup it is
Chí Thiện Nguyễn chuc nguyen dei tin ngoc tey 🙈🙈🙈🙌🏿
Bahasa Indonesia itu berasal dari Bahasa Melayu Riau, tetapi telah diubahsuai & dicampur dengan bahasa lain untuk tujuan dijadikan bahasa standard. Bahasa Malaysia banyak dipengaruhi bahasa Melayu Johor. Padahal dulu Riau & Johor di bawah satu kerajaan yang sama. Nah, makanya Bhs Indonesia & bhs Malaysia itu memang dari akar yang sama. Penjajah Belanda & Inggeris yang pisahkan kita. Jadinya jangan saling benci membenci.
Iyaa broo, gw sedih Malaysia and Indonesia berantem mulu, kita serumpun guys jadi jangan saling menghina antar kekurangan negara ,saling menghargai aja lah kan enak.
@@putriramadhani5538 tulaaa 😭😭tkmau gado" dh
Maaf bang,gak ada bahasa malaysia ada nya bahasa melayu
Bahasa Indonesia juga dipengaruhi bahasa belanda seperti kata kamar handuk bengkel,bahasa arab seperti abadi,faham,hikmah,abad,jawab,jasad,jin
Bahasa hindi,acar,candu, garam,cuti,kaca,kunci,madu,sambal
@@yuniputri4827 kamu salah satu netizen yang suka menghina malaysia kan di video lain perna liat komenmu
Honestly, timor is the best one here.
I like Tetum and Burmese very much, and I'm Indonesian.
Thank you 🙏 I understand abit of Indonesian because I used to live in Malaysia.
@Logam Mulia umm it means the male private part. I apologise on behalf of the Burmese people that calls u that.
@@czv5983 lol we burmese people say that during games like mobile legends are something but I don't say
@@joenest7769 I’m Burmese too 😅 and I dont say it either
Indonesian- it's sounds nice and i like the way they speaking their own language.(i like the language if they speak it so fast like chinese) this language is one of the easiest along with bahasa melayu.
Vietnamese- I like vietnamese cause it's sounds like thai but whenever i look at their writing system(which is latin with many marks) it looks like a chinese pinyin.
Filipino- This one is my favorite because it's sound so cool, when it's my first time in the philippines, i hear filipino, spanish, chinese(especially hokkien) and malay(i didn't include english cause it's a foreign language and i speak for asian language only)here in this one, lol i tried to learn this language before(which is i'm fluent now) and the grammar complex is so hard compared to bahasa indonesia, the grammar and syllables is so similar with japanese. the language is tricky too(like one word with many meanings) and it looks easy cause it's latin alphabet but it's not, i think when indonesians and malaysians hear this language, they will get confused lol
Thai- thai writing system looks so beautiful too but i don't know when they speak it, i tried to learn this language before but it's so hard to learn for me, it doesn't work for me so i give up lol
Indonesian heard like mix of 60% Riau Malay, 30% Dutch, and 10% ancient traditional and other lang.
(Malay dialect is by "eu" and Indonesia is "á")
Loll
Indonesia and filipin win
Agreed
My Favorite Language Tagalog,Malaysian, Indonesian,Burmese and The Vitnamese
Interesting! I like most are Tetum, Burmese and Indonesian. Tetum is perhaps the most heavily influenced of all of them. As a native Brazilian Portuguese speaker, I can say 60-70% of Tetum words in this video are of Portuguese origin, I can easily recognize the Portuguese loanwords and I assume it’s not hard for me grasp the language. I'm surprised that it's not considered as a Portuguese creole. I just learned from Wikipedia that Timor-Leste, like Brazil, is also a member of the Portuguese-speaking community. By the way I'm from Curitiba (Brazil) :)
hi brazil.. !! hi brother..
terum is official language in timor but portuguese is co-official. some people in timor speak portuguese. not all.
@Jorgef, Sim 100% concorda. Timor Leste tem que ser falar Portugues. lingua materna Tetun e Portugues lingua official
Hi Thanks for saying that , Im from Timor Leste😊
So East Timor 🇹🇱 you guys use Portuguese or Tetum?
My top
1 indonesian
2 tagalog/filipino
3melayu (brunai malaisya)
Burmese sounds nice and calm
Timor leste and Philippines has the same sounds 😉Timor-leste is Portugues and Philippines is Spanish☺
tagalog is a mix language of some english spanish and malay
Erwin Militar nope it's not mixed I can understand Tagalog
Vinny Van Andrei Adaza why u so stupid... etc payung,surat ,sepatu tolong... that are malay word.. muka mcm nusantara nk mgaku spanish konon.. kesian pinoy
Filipino/ tagalog language is CERTAINLY not Spanish! Filipino/tagalog have very different grammatical structures and vocabulary. Yes there are some Spanish words in the language but that does not make the Filipino/tagalog language Spanish!
You are right! but our national language is called Tetun.
Viva Timor Leste.. ☺😊
The other languages sound pretty similar to each other for eg, thai and lao
Burmese is the one and only most distinctive language imo
yep Burmese sounds a little bit like japanese
Lao and Thai sound so similar. And I love the Timor-Leste Portuguese, as a Brazilian, it is so nice to see that other countries are speaking the same language I do. =)
Olá, sou Timorense (Hello, I'm Timorese). It's not Timorese Portuguese. It's actually Tetum or to be specific Tetun-Dili or Tetun-Prasa. Probably Tetum sounds like Portuguese as it has absorbed tons of Portuguese vocabulary but still it's an Austronesian language, therefore very different from Latin-based languages like Portugeuse and Spanish. Structurally, Tetum is more like Bahasa Indonesia although these two languages might sound very different when spoken.
Renato Guerreiro saya punya teman di universitas orang Timor Leste... saat mereka bicara sesama orang Timor atau sedang marah dia pake bahasa Portugese...
dan itu menjengkelkan karena saya tidak tahu bahasa Portugese.
Lebih mudah mana belajar bahasa Portugese dengan English untuk orang Asia Tenggara ?
^ Bahasa Portugis memiliki tata bahasa yang jauh lebih kompleks dari Bahasa Inggris bahkan lebih rumit dari bahasa Spanyol dan Prancis. Satu hal yang mungkin membuat orang Timor secara umum akan mempelejari Portugis jauh lebih cepat dari orang asia lainnya adalah ada ribuan kosakata Portugis yang sudah lama deserap ke dalam bahasa nasional Tetum dan dipakai sehari-hari secara natural sejak zaman pendudukan Portugis sampai sekarang. Jadi kosakata-kosakata itu dan pengucapan mereka tidak asing lagi bagi telinga dan lidah orang Timor. Soal bahasa Inggris mungkin secara umum kita semua orang Asia memiliki kurang lebih pengalaman yang sama dalam aspek kesulitan dalam mempelajari bahasa tersebut. Mungkin warga Brunei, Filipina, Malaysia dan Singapore lebih cepat mempelajari Bahasa Inggris karena mereka lebih terekpos dengan English yang merupakan salah satu bahasa resmi di negara mereka. Salam dari Dili.
malaysia🇲🇾 thailand🇹🇭 vietnam🇻🇳 kembodia🇰🇭 Philippines🇵🇭 myanmar🇲🇲 laos🇱🇦 indonesia🇮🇩 brunei🇧🇳 #WeAreOneFamily
I'm Indonesian and i love Indonesian language and tagalog (philippines). Mahal kita philippines (i love you philippines) 😊
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Salamat
Means thank you
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Terima Kasih from🇵🇭
Suaranya kek orang lagi teler
Burmese sound nice Filipino sound so cool, Indonesian sound better flow compare to malayu, Thai sound so sweet, Laos sound much original compare to Thai for Tai language, Vietnamese sound about to get in to fight, Singapore lol
NepzLaiBariLaiNepz NEPAL SOUNDS LIKE NIPPLE AND YOUR FLAG LOOKS SO STUPID.
Alezovann Janrasmey haha. ENGLAY... English Malay Laaaah. 😅
Alezovann Janrasmey
Laos is allmost like thai because we are next to each other
This Nguyen guy is so annoying, he's jealous of Indonesian language because Indonesian contains so many vocabularies than his language does, that's why he spread fake information in order to convince uninformed people to believe his deception, claiming that his language is rich in vocabularies. Kasihan kamu Thien, berkali-kali mencoba menjelek-jelekkan Indonesia; namun, tetap gagal. 😂😂😂
Indonesian is among Earth's easiest languages to pronounce, as it really resembles the sound of Japanese language (Both Pronounce words the same way) as they both are thought to used to belong to the same language family.
*Kura-kura Kura-kuraku 🐢Lucu-lucu*
(Literally : Turtle-turtleMy Funny-funny)
(Actual Meaning : My Turtles Are Cute)
*Suka-suka Saya Lah!*
(Literally : Like-like I Lah!)
(Actual Meaning : None Of Your Business Lah!)
*Saya Suka Muka Si Emi*
(Literally : I Like Face That Emi)
(Actual Meaning : I Like Emi's Face)
*Namaku Ayu, Kamu?*
(Literally : NameMy Ayu, You?)
(Actual Meaning : My Name's Ayu, Yours?)
*Buku-buku 📖 Itu Dari Mana?*
(Literally : Book-book That From Where?)
(Actual Meaning : Where Are Those Books From?)
You can see the deep divide here between Austronesian and Austroasiatic languages. Mainland Southeast Asian languages like Thai, Cambodian, Vietnamese, etc. are Austroasiatic (Indochinese) and they're all tonal languages like Chinese.
Island Southeast Asia (Indonesian, Malaysian, Filipino, Timorese, Bruneian, etc.) on the other hand are Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian). They aren't tonal and are related to Oceanic languages (Hawaiian, Maori, Chamorro, etc.).
Angry Kittens you are so confusing me.. khmer language in that group but different from other none tonal
Thai & Lao belong to Tai-Kaddai, not Austroasiatic.
Khmer is not tonal
Yeah you are right, Myanmar too in the mainland thing it’s very tonal
As a filipino, let me just say, the Indonesia language is very nice, also the Malaysian too.
Thanks! Yours too!
Whut? I don't find it nice to hear tho. Sound like BISAYA 😂 But i was shocked with TIMOR-LESTE.
Burmese sounds calm and not too annoying
Karenni Girl Thank you. The Burmese speaking by a lady is a speech of Daw Aung San Su Kyi.
哈哈哈👏🤣,你好! Vietnamese is the funniest one!💞🇻🇳💞 But I love Vietnam!
-我是蘭瑟 🇵🇭🇨🇳 謝謝你！
My first language tagalog/English and then i learn Spanish language since 2013 and 2017 then this pandemic april 2020 bahasa indonesia terima kasih banyak🇮🇩🇵🇭🇺🇸🇪🇸
I'd really like to visit Southeast Asia. It's an exotic and beautiful destiny for me. Greetings from México! :)
Portuguese in Timor leste? Cool , I did not know that.
Mr. BadBear : you need learn a lot Portugues history in Asian.
If you understand Indonesian and Malaysian. You can travel to 4 countries with one language.
Anak Kampung 5 : Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapura, Timor Leste
i'm Austrian and i think my top favorite south east asia languages are Vietnamese and Filipino cuz they sound so smoothy, and whenever Vietnamese people talk together, i just think "are they talking or singing ?" - for real !
Renard Mäkinen yrah it’s real even they are arguing it’s like they are singing lol
Indonesian will understand malay brunei malay and littlebit tagalog
no they won't understand us. there's no malay words are used in the sentence. it's just Tagalog, Spanish and English.
Elang Hakim but East Timor can understand indonesia Malay bruney and Singapore hhhhh
@@tristramdomingo3512 walang utak ka?? im from indonesian but i can trashtalking with tagalog languange.. example: p*tanginamooooo
@@tristramdomingo3512 No Tagalog has Malay words..Like Isa,Dalawa ,Tatlo comes from Malay words
@@tristramdomingo3512 they already do. Indonesian language has a lot of similarities with tagalog, cebuano and ilokano languages.
Bahasa Indonesia adalah bahasa pemersatu bangsa,
banyak suku dan budaya juga disertai bahasa daerah tiap provinsi,
kami memiliki kekayaan budaya dan bahasa sendiri,
Bahasa Indonesian is the unifying language of the nation,
many tribes and cultures also accompanied the local language of each province,
we have a rich culture and language of its own
like javanese, madura, sunda, ambon, asmat, batak, dayak.. etc..
Same goes to Malaysia . Act we derived from the same language. Both of us have that variety of dialect in our country. Love nusantara love asean :)
talk to my hand
Esa Barizi and dont forget.bahasa indonesia come from bahasa melayu
Fookin Laser Sights bahasa Melayu ok aku setuju, tapi kalo bahasa Melayu Malaysia saya ga setuju. karna Melayu bukan eksklusif milik Malaysia, bahasa Melayu dipakai di 4 negara berbeda. mungkin kalo kamu bilang bahasa Melayu saja pasti saya bakal setuju. krn bhs Indonesia bahasa yg disempurnakan dan banyak sekali serapannya (Dutch, Arabic, Chinese, Javanese, Sanskrit etc)
mingalarpar. from Myanmar
I would like to hear brief examples of the most common ethnic minority languages encountered in Northern Southeast Asia, such as Hmong, Akha, Karen, Lisu, Mien, Lahu, etc.
97%brunei
70%cambodia
100%indonesia(yaaa bahasa saya ngertilah)
75%laos
100%malaysia
78%myanmar
85%philippine
100%singapore
65%thailand
65%timor-leste
50%vietnam
Thank you👍
In my opinion,
Indonesian / Malaysian / Burmese
Similar Sounds:
Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Timor Leste
Similar Sound:
Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia
Myanmar sounds Japanese
Suzzy liz not gonna i really do find Thai, Lao and Khmer( Cambodian) sound similar but VN? Nope, and also Khmer understand 40-50% of Thai and Lao understand 80% of Thai.
Om Sovann I think Viet has the same accent as Thai/Lao but the language is not similar at all.
Vietnam:Sounds Mandarin
Myanmar:Sounds Indian
@@lalaloo3877 gotta disagree with you, Vietnamese sound like khmer as it is in the Austroasiatic language family, Burmese sounds like Tibetan as it is part of the sino Tibetan family, Vietnamese sound nothing like mandarin, Burmese sound nothing like Indian, but most of their words got influenced by those countries!!
Although bahasa Indonesia is a part of bahasa melayu but we usually use a lot of Dutch vocabularies (but sometimes in English as well ) in it, specially in conversation... I'm Indonesian, and i was so shock when i know that i always use a lot of Dutch vocabularies in my life...
orgulho com meu país Timor Leste
Te amo Timor 😍😍
Tagalog is a mixed language of Spanish, Latin, Hebrew, Persian, English, Chinese, Sanskrit, Japanese, Arabic, Indonesian and Malay, and Many more Foreign, Ancient, Traditional and Tribal Languages.
Romeo Civilino wow its like the composed, mixture and united language around the world, right? 🙂...greetings from Malaysia
Romeo Civilino Theres no Hebrew or Japanese traces in our language, only Arabic, Iberian, and austronesian
Radiation Kid
Lately I had a presentation about Tagalog and it contains Spanish, Malay, English, Hokkien (Min Nan) and Yue Chinese dialects, Tamil, Sanskrit, Arabic, Japanese and some other languages. (Well, that's what all of my sources said)
wow srsly. there is hebrew word in tagaloc? can u give an example?
Muhamad yes, we even speak and write Hebrew before Spanish came in the Philippines. it called Baybayin in tagalog, that's Hebrew..
I want to learn Thai and Bahasa Indonesia very interesting language and culture.
andrej cruz i,m from indonesia i will teach you to speak indonesia
Hard=susah
Good=bagus
Country=negara
Why=mengapa
Hi bro, i can teach you to learn bahasa indonesia
Well thank you so much brother. I can teaches you Bahasa Indonesia every day as you want.
i am mixing Malaysian and Filipino but my face is like thailand 😂😂😂 I can speak 50% Filipino and 100% Malaysian language because I grew up in Malaysia 🇲🇾🇵🇭💖
Saya senang mendengar bahasa melayu di brunei yang masih khas melayu nya real melayu tdk terbelit2 dgn bahasa inggris nya, sehingga lebih mudah dipahami dan jelas di dengar
"saya - me (in Indonesia)"
"Saya - fun (in Filipino)"
I voted
1: Burmese = looks like Korean language
2: Laotian
3: indon
4 : Vietnamese = but🇻🇳🇻🇳 girls are most beutiful among sea countries then second goes to northern Myanmar woman
Burmese doesn’t look like Korean ???
don't call they Indon ??
but Indonesia
ok !!
@@1shin61
I think he meant Burmese sounds like Korean....but ehhhh..not really
I'm khmer, I love Khmer, Thai, Loas language because it's almost the same culture and language also.
ใครใช้ภาษาเดียวกับมึง
เขมร=🤢🤮🤮🤮
Im from Malaysia..Malaysia official language is Bahasa Melayu/Malaysia..B.Melayu is world 5th language...And i honestly,i 30% understand in bahasa indonesia..I like Bhasa Indonesia,thai & tagalog. :)
Danial Haqim all i wanna know is from malay language:
1.is malay have any native language like sundanese, javanese,manadonese,etc?
2.is malay have a Slank Language?
Saya Orang Indonesia hanya tahu 80 persen bahasa melayu tetapi saya tidak bisa membedakan antara bahasa malaysia asli dan yang bahasa gaulnya
+Jhonatan Chendana
Malay got many slank languange or we called "Loghat" in different states.
Jhonatan Chendana
our native language (malay) is bahasa melayu but bahasa melayu is a formal language tht is only used in formal things like news, newspaper, some songs and in school, but the pronunciation is influenced to johor-riau slang.
our 'bahasa gaul' is called as 'bahasa rojak' or bahasa pasar' in malaysia is a mix and very simplified language but is mainly and actually originated from johor-riau slang and is malaysian official speaking language. different states will usually have their own slang/loghat as their native slang. but every states can understand the official speaking language (bahasa rojak or loghat KL/ or bahasa pasar) of malay just like most indonesian can understand bahasa gaul.
:) salam dari Malaysia
Danial Haqim I'm Indonesian and I understand Malay language about 80% because I watch Upin & Ipin often
I love your language . sounds very intriguing . I might also add it to my language learning list .
Guys!! Stop fighting!!! We’re all southeast Asian and all have beautiful languages and cultures. Stop fighting. Northeast Asians like to look down on us, so we should stick together.
My top southeast asian language:
1) Indonesia
2) Melayu
3) Burmese
Imam Abdurasyid fucking Indonesian
you are an idiot from vietnam
Imam Abdurasyid Indonesian bro🇮🇩❤️
banyak comment di sini orang vietnam tak suka dengan indonesia
Simple Maker amoi fiet nam paling cantik. Putih luih kulit yang negara lain banyak hitam macam Bangladesh
filipino/tagalog sounds beautiful
No..philipino sounds so ugly..omg. i'm sure you are Philipin..Lol
+Min Yu speaking of... Daefff!
your grammar sucks
+GANSTA6033 woa, philippin people ...kkkkkkkkk ...Lol...
+Min Yu I'm not even filipino but u are so rude
Guys stop making ranking which is most beautiful.
Remember, all langugas is beautiful on its own 😳💜
Preach
My top 1:
1. INDONESIA!🇮🇩
Some words in Philippines sounds spanish and english.
It doesnt sounds it is really english and spanish 😂 We have so many Barrowed from that countries
@@larzyyparsley2653
😉
Yes multi-language coz spanish-american colony
Philippines was part of Spanish empire for almost 400 years.
Some spanih words in tagalog actually have different meaning than it is in spanish
Burmese is extremely complex
Malaysians always misunderstood this,
"MALAY is 5th most spoken language in the world"
Actually MALAY that mentioned in the internet, television or social medias, is not only BAHASA MALAYSIA.. Malay is BAHASA INDONESIA either, but we don't call it MALAY in Indonesia, we call it BAHASA INDONESIA, or Indonesian. BAHASA INDONESIA+ BAHASA MALAYSIA+ Singaporean Malay + Brunei Malay+ Cocos Island Malay, Christmas Island Malay= MALAY.. So, no deny, MALAY is 5th most spoken language in the world.. so Malaysians don't take it wrong again!
Sorry for my bad language..
Hey, I heard Real Madrid, Bernabeu, Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo from the Indonesia one 😂
Yeahh 😅
Indonesian sports news.
I understand the filipino its said there's a fire in paranaque city
Maybe..Your a filipino
😀😀
Oh, sorry !!! I really thought the Vietnamese one was Chinese until I read!!! I meant no harm! Nevertheless, I find it very interesting and actually love it , oh, second thought!! I absolutely gonna learn it!!
Yes ,it sound so different from other southeast asia country . And so many people here hate VietNamese language . I don't know why 😒
Tetum is Portugese?
From what I know, there are several Portuguese influence(s) in Tetum so that's the reason why Tetum sounds like Portuguese..
Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia..sounds same...Indonesia, Malaysia, Timor Leste and Philippines sounds same too..
1. Thai
2. Burmese
3. Malay
They’re all good though ^_^
This is the order of what sounds best to worst to my ears.
1.Tetum
2.Malay
3.Indonesian
4.Burmese
5.Tagalog
6.Lao
7.Thai
8.Khmer
9.Vietnamese
The last one is Vietnamese.... I just can't.. lol Vietnamese just sounds very funny to my ears.. no offense. Just personal preference.
Tetum sounds the best
Malay and Indonesian sound fine too. So there is no better or worse in these two.
Burmese and Tagalog sound ok. They aren't my favorite but are totally fine to listen to
Lao and Thai sound similar to me. So there is also no real order in these two. I thought I would find them funny but then it was totally fine. I guess you just get used to listening to them.
Khmer is a bit like the mix of Thai and Vietnamese.
To any latino/latinas people you can understand some words coming from the Philippines language.
Lao and thai sounds so similar, do they understand some of each country's word?
Jea Factes yes of course
Actually Singapore official languange are Malay languange not English.
The Rentaka's it has 4 official languages. Chinese, English, Malay and Tamil. Malay is one of the least spoken
vinboi Singapore's national language is Malay, hence our national anthem is in Malay. English is the official language of administration to be used at schools and work, a common language so people of different race can interact with one another
vinboi tamil is the least used actually
NO IS CHINSES ALL THOOSE LADYS SPEAK CINEJS
I'm Timorese, I can speak fluent Indonesian but Malay not understand well.
Cambodia language is the best because I'm Cambodian but I love Singapore Myanmar Lao
portuguese and spanish is my favourite languages
The Biggest Controversy *are
i'm vietnamese . i'm love thai languages
thai like shit
haha wtf viatnamese language is like chinese but thai is more malay and indo
Why you guys say thai is bad thai is ugly letters and thai is shit? you guys is like a dog you guys is stupid you know, if you say that you can get in prisonne for me is not my problem you guys is a stupidly kid who's has no parent and you guys gonna be BANNED for youtube im gonna report your comment and goodluck for BANNED stupidly kid you know thai has something more good then YOU thai has a kid who's has just 7 years old but can speak 5 language and we have a kid who's can do more something at Workpoint and you guys shut up ok? you are stupid like a dog and go DIE
FantasticEnder your grammar shows much about your stupidness and shitties
uke bb Thanks Vietnamese
Thai and Laos are so closed. In term of language for communication, i think they can understand each others.
nuynuiable yes
Thai and Laos languages are similar and we can understand each other.
I am from Indonesia, most like Filipino language, cool words, words are heard clearly, Sounds firm, sounds that come out not often from the nose, ,
different from vietnam, cambodja, and thailand, their voices are heard out of the nose and more vowels.. ciang coeng , kioang waueng ieng kie, oae oaa..ooaaa..ooaaa
Thai and Lao is very similar that people from both countries can understand each other quite well .
Hey you know there are over 300 languages in Indonesia.
arip ilmiansyah 700 more.. not only 300
Adi Prasetiyo L
LOL it's 700 dude (cuman ngebenerin aja) :v
700 laguage bro.indonesia isnot like malaysia.malaysia haven't official language
arip ilmiansyah no.there is only bahasa melayu in indonesia.bahasa indonesia is the modified version of bahasa melayu.
di indonesia pake bahasa indonesia karena jumlah suku di indonesia banyak ga cuman melayu. misalnya kalo pake bahasa melayu orang jawa sunda, papua, sulawesi, dll mana ngerti wkwk. makanya bahasa pemersatu kita bahasa indonesia takut iri suku lain kalo bahasa kita melayu. melayu itu di indonesia suku bukan bahasa
Khmer and Thai.. its so similiar.. i can hear.. kropp krapp kripp krupp koprep
Publisher Uc Union moneyblog lol 😂 I'm Cambodian we do roll the r a lot. Thai and Lao are more similar
Do not judge the languages from this audio only.They are not real conversation.The burmese audio is from a speech and the news
all of these are news Dude
I have friends that are Vietnamese, cambodian,Filipino, lao,Thai. Im none of them and from an outsider listening Thai is the best with soft tone. Vietnamese and Filipino sounds like theyre on the jerry Springer show Asian version lol. Its interesting to hear the other Asian language being asian myself. Not familiar with the other asian at all amd couldn't guess myself if theyre asian or some island in mars.
best-east Timor
good-Malay indonesia myanmar
sorry for the rest
Im from Indonesia and i love Japan, Korean, and body language..
The Philippines has hundreds of languages. Tagalog and Cebuano for example. These are numbers 1 to 5 in Tagalog: isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima. And in Cebuano: usa, duha, tulo, upat, lima. In greetings like good morning, in Tagalog: Magandang umaga. In Cebuano: Maayong buntag. And in sentences like, "I saw a bird yesterday". In Tagalog: May nakita akong ibon kahapon. In Cebuano: Nakakita ko ug langgam gahapon.
1.brunei 2.cambodia 3.indonesia 4.laos 5.malaysia 6.myanmar 7.philipines 8.singapore 9.thailand 10. Timor leste 11.vetnam
Filipino and Indonesia are the best..... period....
I am American.
My favorite Languages are Thai and Vietnamese. I loveee these two countries, and their food are the best in my opinion. You can't tell me otherwise.
(this is not biased.)
Skittles Flutter thanks for choosing vietnam as one of your favorites 💞~
thanks for your support aka esteem for thailand and especially vietnam :))
thanks for your support aka esteem for thailand and especially vietnam :))
Wow. Timor-Leste language sound so much like Portugese! That is true because the Timur region in Indonesia was occupied by the Portugese in the European colonial times.
Skittles Flutter is that Holo from Spice and Wolf? i mean your avatar.
If you want to get a better feel how each languages sound like, try watching each country's movies or TV Dramas or Soap Operas. There's a lot of them on TH-cam for each country.
Why Laos, Thailand, & Cambodia are same intonation?