Win Up To €100 If I Don't Speak Your Language
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome to new language challenge
My Twitter page: / woutercor
My Instagram page: / woutercorduwener Facebook: / woutercorduwenerlanguages
My Twitch channel: / woutercorduwener
Languages:
0:00 Intro
0:11 Italian
0:17 Napolitan
0:32 Hindi
0:44 Vietnamese
0:57 Romanian
1:26 Spanish
1:35 Brazilian Portuguese
2:17 Korean
2:22 Telugu
2:36 Mandarin
3:03 Italian
3:51 Tagalog
4:13 French
4:22 Italian
4:50 Romanian
5:37 Hindi
6:26 Spanish
6:52 French
7:13 German
7:53 Estonian
Please let me know what you think about this new concept. Also let me know if I made any mistakes, so I can improve these languages.
There already is great skill in correctly identifying the language, even if it isn't a language you speak. It's always great to see their reactions once you mention their language and they are pleasantly surprised!
You reaction is so interesting haha. Sometimes I didn't speak the language, but people were already surprised when I recognized it was Romanian or Estonian. It gives me even more motivation to learn these languages now.
@@WouterCorduwener I wish you started learning Kazakh (at least few phrases), because Kazakh people very appreciate when non-kazakh speaks their language, and they immediately get surprised.
I see that sneaky compliment in another language infront of the other guy xDD
As a Finn I could quite well understand at least half of the words what those Estonians were saying.
These languages are very similar.
It's just like the relation between Dutch and German prettymuch
This is because, together with Hungarian, they are part of the Finno-Ugric language group.
Great job Wouter 👏 I'm Brazilian and I speak French and German, you're a great motivation for language learning 👍
Ik kan ook een beetje Nederlands praten maar ik kan het niet goed genoeg! Ik denk je zul vaaker Nederlands in je videos praten, ik vindt het een gewoon lekker tal te praten en om te horen... Dank je wel!
Eu sou brasileiro e adoro seus vídeos ,você e uma inspiração!!! Parabéns!
There are like 40+ unknown languages and it's scary to imagine how they sound like 💀
Bro, Romanian and Irish Gaelic should be the two top languages to get conversational skills in for you, as it seems like those two seem to get you the most. I kinda get the feeling most of the folks catching you in Gaelic are doing it with canned phrases, though.
when the video started, I thought that it's a shame that nobody there speaks Estonian, because you can't guess it. My joy and surprise was great when Estonian girls came across your path and you realized who it was!!! wow , you are very talented and made the day sunny! Have you visited Estonia? We invite you to visit!
Nice video.
Prob one of the top ones.
Keep making content please!
Would be funny if someone started speaking C++
Speak Haskell and earn 500€
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genius idea actually
As I'm watching your videos I've noticed middle European languages are missing, Hungarian, Romanian, Slovakian, Serbian, Croatian... I am from Hungary only very few people speak my difficult language, it would be a pleasure to hear you speak Hungarian 😊 besides of course you are making a wonderful work with languages 👍🇦🇨🇦🇩🇦🇩🇦🇪🇦🇪
Mayoral is considered to be a middle European language, the rest are eastern and southern.
You are correct though. But, in his defence, they are all dead languages. There is no way those dialects are going to be useful to him at some point.
bro, your French is very good! keep going my man :)
Yooo finally a Telugu person on this! It's great that you can speak some Telugu, it is a bit difficult to learn
Just in time!
(07:29) "sehr intresant" is very interesting, not just "interesting. 🙂
good to see romanian here minunat 💜💜
If I ever see Wouter outside I know I’ll win with Romanian, seriously though, Romanian is so easy to learn
As a Vietnamese I'm extremely surprised when he spoke our language.
Being a Telugu person, I was pleasantly surprised to hear it!
awesome
"Gimme Fresh Cash and we'll Shake Hands!" that's how this workz!
Õnnelikud naised Estoniast =)
Hi Wouter, I really appreciate and look up to you as a polyglot myself.
Cannot wait to run into you someday, Wouter. I look forward to emptying your wallet, haha!
Let me know if you're ever planning on visiting Dublin.
Haha cool, it's always awesome to meet other polyglots.
Would sign language count as a language that one could try?
Gebarentaal is een officiële taal. Deze heeft ook een eigen grammatica, dus lijkt me wel😂
how did you learn so many languages? This is crazy
Nowadays there are a hell of a lot sources to learn any tongue a wish is the only thing needed 1-2 year is enough for any language to reach fluency.
@@Dariusuzu depends. You can get to a decent level in 1-2 years but if you want to reach near native fluency it'll still take many years.
@@MrOnion-js1ls Yeh thats for sure it took me almost 7 years to reach nativelike fluency in english though Ive been learning it up to this day so its been 10 years now.
He doesn't speak them all equally well, that is his secret!
@@wyqtorand he doesnt need to. It's always the ones who can't speak multiple languages or can't speak them well that expects other to be perfect in all the languages they speak.
It was nice to meet you in Amsterdam! You just made my day! Ootame Sind Eestis :)
Ma pidasin ammu pöialt, et mõni eestlane ka nendesse videotesse satuks 😊
How did you spend the €100? 😂
Thanks, I am happy to hear that. I hope you had an amazing time in Amsterdam. Cheers
@@canchero724 shared money with a friend))
@@violettasemen5100 I like the way you were so polite that Wouter almost had to force you to take the €100 that you had won. You have good manners.
0:17 Sisi a primm e proprij napulitan è hahahah maronn m chiagnn l’uocchie 😂
The girl speaking Neapolitan was probably from Molise or Abruzzo from the accent
I thought Napolitan is a dialect of Italian.. 🤔
Originally, the Italian peninsula was home to several states with different languages, even though they are related to each other and given the fact that they were conquered by the Romans, today Italian is the base. So what I'm trying to say is that they are different languages.
Napolitan is a dialect of italian, i tell you surely because i'm italian
@@UmbraFulgur makes sense.
@@sisonoiolorenzo724, yes and no. Today Italian is really different from the old language. Neapolitan language have common roots with Latin rather than Italian. It's a different language. I'm Romanian, not Italian, but I've been studying history, especially Dacian and Roman, so I have some knowledge about the topic. I suggest you do the same. Regards from Romania.
And another thing: knowing only Italian will never understand someone speaking in Neapolitan. It's too different.
Genoese, on the other hand is indeed an Italian dialect. Neapolitan no. It's a language, not a dialect.
That's not correct, napolitan is a dialect of italian, not a lenguage , and often in u don't come from napoli even if u are italian u won't be able tu understand it
Do you know the language Sindhi?
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Dada, Axomia hikibo khujise neki? Indian bhaxa hoi. Jodi khujise, kowk....😊 (Brother, do you want to learn Assamese? It's an Indian Language. If you want, please say...😊)
I'm still waiting for him to speak my language
Praat jy Afrikaans?
Yes, he speaks Afrikaans.
Warum Afrikaans sieht sehr wie Dutch und Deutsch aus?
do you speak papiamento?
Wena manito como estai conchetumare. El otro dia me sampé tremendo completo. Taba terrible weno po weon. El que sae sae.
What language is that?
Do you speak Bulgarian
The ability to speak (even more if you know how to write) thirty (I didn't remember the exact number) different languages, even if some of them at a basic level, is really impressive.
A small suggestion, if you allow me: try to learn the most difficult language in the world, namely Romanian.
A little hint: it's not hard to pronounce, it's a phonetic language after all, I think the closest to the base of sounds that make up the human communication system as a whole. It is difficult in terms of meanings, with many words that mean different things depending on the context, and on the other hand, having extremely many completely different words that mean the same thing regardless of the context.
româna e printre cele mai ușoare limbi din lume pentru ca un vorbitor nativ de engleză să atingă un nivel de bază/conversațional, ceea ce își propune Wouter. E mult mai dificil să o vorbești perfect, e o limbă plină de iregularități, dar un nivel intermediar e mai mult decât suficient pentru un olandez sau ce plm o fi măscăriciul ăsta
With all respect and as a native Spanish speaker , I don’t think you speak Spanish lol , you might know a couple phrases but that’s about it.
Хайерле Юл! Азык тулек
mantap sekali, tetapi tidak bertemu dengan orang indonesia
Hello. Do you speak Ukrainian? Thanks for answer!
Так звичайно
він же добре розвовляє україньскою мовою
Hi Wouter. I'm a native speaker of Polish, but I just like language the same you do. Many times I've heard you saying "puedo hablar" but I think it should be "sé hablar" the same in italian "so parlare". It's not to criticise you, I love your videos. You motivate me. Thanks
DO YOU SPEAK YORUBA?
IT'S A LANGUAGE IN NIGERIA 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
I don't speak it, but I would love to learn it.
Can you speak italian?
My native language
Bro i would definitly get the 100€ i speak arameic its the oldest language in the world 😂
Not quite, but close enough. The oldest is the one called Romanian today. It has been spoken for more than twenty thousand years in an almost unchanged form, so…
@@UmbraFulgur look it up sir i know what im talkin about.
@@UmbraFulgur Romanian is a Romance language that developed from Latin. Even Classical Latin is nowhere near twenty thousand years old, so how could Romanian be?
Shlama 'allāwkhon
Do you know Kurdish ?:)
u rly should start learning Romanian
Yeah, very easy to do with his knowledge of other Romance and Slavic languages!
Haha, after this challenge I found out that would be a really good idea to learn Romanian.
I speak English but now i live in Mexico so Spanish is my first language now I almost speak french fluently. I understand Portuguese, italian, papiamento, and catalan but can't speak them I can only make out what they're saying. i have also been learning Japanese, mandarin Chinese, Russian, and Turkish and but i only speak a little. Out of all those languages I've mentioned I always feel ashamed that i haven't studied other like Arabic and Karen and french creole (not the one from Haiti from Dominica) because my family speaks it
@@WouterCorduwener ar trebui sa fie foarte ușor pentru tine pentru ca deja vorbești franceza, spaniola, portugheza și mai multe!
Please do not use translate :) "Ben seninle aynı ülkede yaşamıyorum o yüzden denk gelemeyeceğiz, benim dilimi de biliyor musun? Bilmiyorsan 100€ verecek misin? :D"
Napolitan isnt even a language just a regional form of italian dont let them deceive you!
probably why he only gave them 1-2 euros haha
@@machjiffy4710 Yeh otherwise he'd come back home wholly emptied.
I've noticed this as a recurring theme in his videos. People would purport that their dialect is a language. Another one would be someone from Valencia (Spain) saying that Valencian is a language when in actual fact it is just a dialect of Catalan.
I don't get why people would take this challenge so seriously and blatantly lie for a few cheap dollars. I'd have been happy to just have multilingual conversations with Wouter lol.
@@patviravouth867 That's why I have never learned any romance language and won't be ever they are way too sellfish in my eyes I've come across many romance people.
@@Dariusuzu That's an interesting take. Sorry to hear that that is your reason for not wanting to learn any romance languages.
Can I ask, any other examples of them being "selfish"? Also, where are you from?
I'm Australian so I wouldn't know how selfish/unselfish Romance speakers are lol.
Tengo una duda, ¿Cuándo va a quebrar económicamente este canal?
I'm waiting for a Turkish guy
Wouter your English is great but in your introduction you always say "speak a language which I don't know". Proper English would have it as "a language that I don't know".
Not true,which and that are interchangeable as relative pronouns,unless it's a non-restrictive relative clause, in which case only which can be used, separated by a comma
Napolitan is not a language, it is a dialect of italian.
Bro WTF 💀 Napolitan is not a lenguage, is a dialect.
Next time you see some Napolitan guy you need to say "Oh Vesuvio lavali col fuoco" is part of a famous Napolitan song
Thanks for this reaction. I really thought Napolitan is a language.
It's sort of in between, some people will claim it's a language, others will argue it's not.
@@WouterCorduwener Linguistically, a dialect is a language. You can also say that Spanish, French and Italians are just dialects of Latin. Meanwhille you often count Swiss German as a separate language than German while it's a dialect. Same with Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Malaysia while they are dialects of the same language
@@WouterCorduwener Napolitan Is an official language, most thought Is Just a dialect. You can Just check It online of you dont trust me🙃
Bro you lie at times.Your mother seems to be from every country😂😂💔
I bed, you don't speak mordva. 😀
THIRD
you need to speak portuguese from Portugal, real portuguese
Brazilian Portuguese is cooler and is heard more often in the states.
@@adampena848 but it's not TRUE portuguese, it's a dialect
There is no "real" version of the language. Languages evolve and take shapes of different forms over many decades and centuries. American English is just as real and valid as British English much like Brazilian Portuguese is to Iberian Portuguese.
😂😂
@@patviravouth867 True same could be said with France French and québécois