1:18 In Kashubian, in addition to "Bóg zapłac" there is also "Dzãka" as a thank you. 2:14 😃 The Silesian "Dziynkujã" has appeared. However, it is not the flag of Silesia, but of the province of Lower Silesia in German times.
Obrigado/ obrigada stems from the same root as "obligated". So it kinda means "no worries, I was obligated to help you in the first place" or smth like that xD
Dankeschön, dass es diesen Kanal ILoveLanguages! gibt. Es ist so aufregend soviele verschiedene Sprachen sich anzuhören und kennenzulernen von denen man sonst nichts weiß.
Do you use Ersä much? Is it taught in schools? Every (or nearly every) Uralic language except for Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian is endangered, so I hope they are being used and not forgotten.
Lithuanian person: *sneezes* Me: Bless you Lithuanian person: Ačiū Me: … bless you Lithuanian person: Ačiū Me: Um… bless you Lithuanian person: Ačiū Me: Okay, I’m not gonna keep on saying that if you keep on sneezing
I recently found two books in the Komi language at a thrift store in the USA. I bought them of course because they were interesting. There was writing in the front that said they were given to people from a foreign exchange student. I guess they decided they didn’t want the books anymore.
One of my favourite "Thank You" in European Languages are: 🇦🇱= Faleminderit! 🇧🇬= Благодаря! (Blagodarya) 🇭🇷= Hvala! 🇪🇪= Aitah! 🇫🇴= Takk! 🇫🇮= Kiitos! 🇨🇵= Merci! 🇮🇪= Go raibh maith agat! 🇱🇹= Ačiū! 🇨🇿= Děkuji! 🇱🇻= Paldies! 🇲🇰= Благодарам! (Bladogaram!) 🇵🇱=Dziękuję! 🏴= Tapadh Ieat! 🇺🇦= Дякую! (Dyakuyu!) And Others
Karelian (and vepsian) "thank you" is Russian spasibo (spasi bog - god save). The Kashubian "thank you" sounds to me like "God will pay" 😅! Also Russian thank you is "благодарю - blagodaryu" like Bulgarian and Macedonian
I think many belarussians would prefer the white-red-white flag. It is a historical flag, now used by the opposition of the Lukashenko administration and the flag used since independence until 1995.
Very similar to Russian thank you. Spasibo (thank you) = spasi (save) + bog (God). God Save you! In Old East Slavic "thank you" is *съпаси богъ (*sŭpasi bogŭ, 'God save (you)")! OMG it's very similar!
Adyghe = adyghe republic in russia Albanian = albania Aromanian = in some parts of the southern balkan peninsula Armenian = armenia Azerbaijani = azerbaijan and northwestern iran Bashkir = republic of bashkiria in russia Basque = in basque republic in spain Bavarian = bavaria (germany) Belarussian = belarus
How do you say "Thank you!" in your native language? :D
Ευχαριστώ
Merci
Bedankt
Dziękuję
Hvala
Gracias
Ďakujem
Хвала (хвā;ла)
There's a few but we say Köszönöm
I say Aitäh!
It's cool that you included the minority languages of Poland (Kashubian and Silesian).
1:18 In Kashubian, in addition to "Bóg zapłac" there is also "Dzãka" as a thank you.
2:14 😃 The Silesian "Dziynkujã" has appeared. However, it is not the flag of Silesia, but of the province of Lower Silesia in German times.
Bóg zapłac is more religious and formal
In Maltese we also say "niżżik ħajr" (though to be fair it is not used a lot nowadays).
Great work as usual Andy, keep the videos coming :)
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Salam sabahın xeyir hi andy good morning 😃
some derived from Arabic :
1. _Barakallah_ ! (praise to God) or
2. _Rahmat_ (mercy)
Teşekkürler was also derived from the Arabic sh-k-r root, and then Turkified which is why it has an ü, and the Turkish plural suffix -ler was added
That's shukran
I love how portuguese "Thank you" is just so different compared to all the other romance languages
Yes, in fact the world "obrigado" means "pleased" or "content"!!!
Obrigado/ obrigada stems from the same root as "obligated". So it kinda means "no worries, I was obligated to help you in the first place" or smth like that xD
The equivalent of it exists in English. People say 'much obliged'.
in Italian you can also say Obbligato. Very similar to Obrigado.
It comes from a longer medieval expression
Danke! (German/Deutsch)
Looking forward to Asian languages- hope you do make them!
0:06 Adyghe
0:08 Albanian
0:10 Aromanian
0:12 Armenian
0:13 Azerbaijani
0:14 Bashkir
0:16 Basque
0:17 Bavarian
0:20 Belarusian
0:21 Bosnian
0:23 Breton
0:24 Bulgarian
0:25 Catalan
0:27 Chechen
0:29 Chuvash
0:30 Cornish
0:31 Corsican
0:32 Crimean Tatar
0:35 Croatian
0:36 Czech
0:37 Danish
0:39 Dutch
0:40 English
0:42 Erzya
0:43 Estonian
0:45 Faroese
0:46 Finnish
0:48 Franco-Provençal
0:49 French
0:51 Frisian, West
0:52 Friulian
0:54 Gagauz
0:55 Galician
0:57 Georgian
0:58 German
0:59 Greek
1:01 Hungarian
1:02 Icelandic
1:03 Ingrian
1:04 Ingush
1:06 Irish
1:08 Istriot
1:10 Isrtro-Romanian
1:11 Italian
1:12 Jerriais
1:14 Kalmyk-Oirat
1:15 Karachay-Balkar
1:17 Karelian
1:18 Kashubian
1:20 Komi
1:21 Kumyk
1:23 Ladin
1:24 Latin
1:26 Latvian
1:28 Ligurian
1:30 Limburgish
1:31 Lithuanian
1:32 Lombard
1:34 Low Saxon
1:35 Luxembourgish
1:37 Macedonian
1:38 Maltese
1:40 Mari
1:41 Manx
1:42 Monégasque
1:44 Neapolitan
1:45 Norwegian
1:47 Occitan
1:48 Ossetian
1:50 Picard
1:51 Piedmontese
1:53 Polish
1:54 Portuguese
1:57 Romani
1:58 Romanian
2:00 Romagnol
2:02 Romansh
2:03 Russian
2:05 Sámi, Northern
2:07 Sardinian
2:08 Scots
2:10 Scottish Gaelic
2:11 Serbian
2:13 Sicilian
2:14 Silesian
2:16 Slovak
2:17 Slovenian
2:19 Spanish
2:21 Swedish
2:22 Swiss German
2:23 Tatar
2:24 Turkish
2:26 Udmurt
2:28 Ukranian
2:29 Vepsian
2:31 Venetian
2:32 Võro
2:33 Wallon
2:35 Welsh
2:36 Yiddish
Thanks
Thanks for including the indigenous minority languages
Btw can you make a video about the Erzya language?
Udmurt too :D
We also say "sağ ol" in Turkish along with "teşekkürler" and "teşekkür ederim"
and sağol
Dankeschön, dass es diesen Kanal ILoveLanguages! gibt. Es ist so aufregend soviele verschiedene Sprachen sich anzuhören und kennenzulernen von denen man sonst nichts weiß.
Thank you for uploading this video.
Hi there Andy, we want the same video in Asian languages, thanks for the video. Good job Andy.
Türkoman agalarymyza Türkiýeden salamlar 🇹🇷🇹🇲
You wrote how to say "thank you" in latin. Well, you can write the word in thw ancient greek, too. This is "Χάριν σοι οἶδα"!!! (Ηarin si ida)!!
Word*
Спасибо
Actually the pronunciation in ancient Greek is /kʰárin soi̯ oí̯da/
Προσωπικά μάλλον θυμάμαι την φράση "χάριν σοι έχω"
Grazie pro aer postu fintzas su Sardu 🤗
Thanks for putting Sardinian too 🤗
More of these videos please!!! Thank you for including mine, Basque : eskerrik asko!
🇹🇷: Sağ ol ~ Teşekkürler
didn’t expect to hear my native language Limburgish, “danke” for including it in the video 🥰
I did not expected to hear Erzya! My native language! Unfortunately it is endangered. Thank you very much! Sükprä/Сюкпря!
Do you use Ersä much? Is it taught in schools? Every (or nearly every) Uralic language except for Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian is endangered, so I hope they are being used and not forgotten.
I really like that you put both Istriot and Istro-Romanian
Love this channel. Very informative for amateur linguists.
Lithuanian person: *sneezes*
Me: Bless you
Lithuanian person: Ačiū
Me: … bless you
Lithuanian person: Ačiū
Me: Um… bless you
Lithuanian person: Ačiū
Me: Okay, I’m not gonna keep on saying that if you keep on sneezing
Ačiū🙏🏻
@@s_fiaa bless you
Good evening.
Good video 👍.
I'm from India belongs to odisha state.thank you
In our language. Is" dhanyabad. Have a good day.
1:31 thank you in Lithuanian sounds like the sound for sneezing.
I recently found two books in the Komi language at a thrift store in the USA. I bought them of course because they were interesting. There was writing in the front that said they were given to people from a foreign exchange student. I guess they decided they didn’t want the books anymore.
One of my favourite "Thank You" in European Languages are:
🇦🇱= Faleminderit!
🇧🇬= Благодаря! (Blagodarya)
🇭🇷= Hvala!
🇪🇪= Aitah!
🇫🇴= Takk!
🇫🇮= Kiitos!
🇨🇵= Merci!
🇮🇪= Go raibh maith agat!
🇱🇹= Ačiū!
🇨🇿= Děkuji!
🇱🇻= Paldies!
🇲🇰= Благодарам! (Bladogaram!)
🇵🇱=Dziękuję!
🏴= Tapadh Ieat!
🇺🇦= Дякую! (Dyakuyu!)
And Others
*Aitäh
You used Ivory Coast flag for Ireland
Oh I am going to edit that thanks
Gràcies per aquest vídeo tan interessant! (Catalan) 😉👍
Thanks for this so interesting video!
Congratulations on your videos.
In Swedish you can also say "Tack så mycket" (litterally, "thank you so much") or "tack ska du ha" (I thank you).
English 🇬🇧🇺🇸
These videos are so adorable. Thank you!
polski 🇵🇱
Te filmiki są bardzo urocze. Dziękuję!
I agree 😊
Köszönöm
Nice! Can you do in languages of the philippines
Toonk juu (Söl'ring North Frisian)
Ďakujem (Slovak/Slovenčina) 🇸🇰❤️🇸🇰!
Karelian (and vepsian) "thank you" is Russian spasibo (spasi bog - god save). The Kashubian "thank you" sounds to me like "God will pay" 😅!
Also Russian thank you is "благодарю - blagodaryu" like Bulgarian and Macedonian
Yes and the second variant of thank you in Russian “blagodaryu” literally means “I give you blessing/grace/good”.
This is amazing! Looking forward to this video in the Pacific languages 😊
This is so cool!
Thank you for your amazing channel 💜
Рақмет / Raqmet 🇰🇿
Not Raqmet it's Rakhmet, Raxmet or how it’s written in Kazakh Latin Rahmet.
Raxmet*
Dziękuję! (Polish/polski)
Thanks so much! Danke sehr! Merci beaucoup! Spaciba! Tusen takk! Mange takk! /Ohaio osáimas/ ☺️♥️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
LOVE EUROPEAN LANGUAGES FROM ROMANIA 💋
台語（Taiwanese Hokkien):多謝 to-siā
國語（Taiwanese Mandarin):謝謝
Xièxiè
I think many belarussians would prefer the white-red-white flag. It is a historical flag, now used by the opposition of the Lukashenko administration and the flag used since independence until 1995.
Ευχαριστώ! (Greek)
Баркалла! Спасибо!
I love how the Portuguese word for thank you sounds like the Spanish word Obligado/a which means obligated if I'm not mistaken
You're right. "Obrigado" comes from something like "I am obligated to thank you".
Haha love how u put same voice on Chechen and Kumyk
I say: Tack and Kiitos! :D
Haristo multu ti aestu video!(Aromanian)
Spas - in Kurmanji Kurdish
Supas - in Central Kurdish
Very similar to Russian thank you. Spasibo (thank you) = spasi (save) + bog (God). God Save you! In Old East Slavic "thank you" is *съпаси богъ (*sŭpasi bogŭ, 'God save (you)")! OMG it's very similar!
I was not prepared for how big of a number a hundred is
You're welcome
Amazing as usual, can you do it for African languages next??☺️☺️ Thank you in advance
Thanks for your work
Teşekkürler
Litnuanian: Ačiū
Estonian: Aitäh
Komi: Att'ö
Just goes to show Lithuanian finno-ugric roots!
Diolch! (Welsh)
Let’s go more culture&language
Махтал (The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Russia)
Good, now let's reach 200 languages
In Azerbaijani it's "Sağ ol/olun" not sag ol.
Muchas gracias!!
greetings from Venezuela 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪, Spanish is spoken here by default 😅
In Sicilian you say grazzi (or grazzî) like Maltese. In Old Sicilian we also have grammirzì. Can you guess the origins? 😉
0:33 Crimean Tatar Cyrillic: Сагъ олунъыз!
Obrigado! (Portuguese)
Спасибо! Благодарю!
Adyghe = adyghe republic in russia
Albanian = albania
Aromanian = in some parts of the southern balkan peninsula
Armenian = armenia
Azerbaijani = azerbaijan and northwestern iran
Bashkir = republic of bashkiria in russia
Basque = in basque republic in spain
Bavarian = bavaria (germany)
Belarussian = belarus
We also say "sağ ol (informal)/sağ olun (formal)" in Turkish
IT ENDS WITH YIDDISH I AM SO HAPPY )))))))
OBRIGADO PORTUGUÊS
Nice
Thanks Andy for putting endangered and minorities languages too.
Please do Austronesian next
Pokš śukpŕa! Kiitos!
Tapadh Leat! (Gàidhlig na ha-Alba)
May you make a video about sample text in Niger Congo language’s
Good video 👍❤️❤️
In Shipibo language we say "Iraque" or "Irake"
I love Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 for the thank you greetings in Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 it is sag ol!
Make more of these! I love you next!
And hello and goodbye too
Greetings from Mexico!!
Make one of the lords prayer in different languages
Moksha language: sükprä
In lombard there is also "delpagh"
Línguas aqui listadas
Cahamm
1 circaz
2 albanês
3 arromeno
4 armeno
5 azerbarir
6 báchequir
7 vasco
8 bávaro
9 belurrússo
10 bosno
11 bretão
12 búlgaro
13 catalão
14 checheno
15 chuvaz
16 cornaico
17 corso
18 tatar
19 croata
20 tiéco (tcheco)
21 dinamarquês
22 holandês
23 inglês
24 erizense (??)
25 estoniano
26 faroês
27 finlandês
28 francoprovençal (arpetão)
29 francês
30 friso
31 friúlo
32 gagaúz
33 galego
34 georgiano
35 alemão
36 grego
37 úngaro
38 islandês
39 íngride
40 inguche
41 irlandês
42 istríota
43 istrorromeno
44 italiano
45 jerroense
46 calmurcuiraz
47 carachaebalcar
48 carélio
49 cachúbio
50 komi san (comindú)
51 cúmico
52 ladim (ladense)
53 latim
54 letono
55 ligúr
56 limburguês
57 lituano
58 lômbardo
59 baixo saxão
60 luxemburgano
61 macedono
62 maltês
63 marico
64 manco
65 monaquense
66 napolitano
67 norueguês
68 occítono
69 osseto
70 picárdio
71 pemontês
72 polonês
73 português
74 romaní
75 romeno
76 romanhol
77 romante
78 urusso (russo)
79 samí nortenho
80 sardo
81 éscoto (scots)
82 escocês (gaélico escocês)
83 servo
84 siciliano
85 silésio
86 eslovaco
87 esloveno
88 espanhol
89 sueco
90 suíço
91 tártaro
92 turco ❤❤❤
93 udmur
94 ucraniano
95 vespasiano
96 vêneto
97 vonro
98 valono
99 galgo
100 jídiche
Quirguiz, casaque..
Where is Sylt North Frisian Toonk or Saterland Frisian Tonk or Mooring North Frisian tunk?
Esperanto
*Dankon!*
where are you from?
In sardinian is gràtzias😅
Ευχαριστώ!
In kurdish: sipas سوپاس
谢谢
Faleminderit 🇦🇱🇦🇱
Dank di
Faleminderit 🇦🇱
Lithuanian: Aciu!
Me: Bless you!
😂😂😂😂😂
It's amazing how european languages changed along the time.
Wow… There are so many more countries in a continent than I know..
A lot of them dont have countries, and are minorities.
Most of these are minority languages, there are about 50 countries at least partially located in Europe
"Teşekkürler, Teşekkür ederim, Sağ/saa olun" Turkic language 😘