I am really impressed by how much better your Hebrew had gotten. Last time it was impossible to understand what you said, but now you spoke very clearly
As someone who speaks a lot of different languages, I am curious how you feel about Esperanto? Id love to see just how quickly you could learn it since you already speak the languages that Esperanto is built around. Iv always loved the idea of an international second language, (even though English is already kind of doing that).
Goddamn im impressed even still after watching this guy for years. Like I knew he could speak Arabic and Swedish and Spanish Italian etc.. but even Japanese and Chinese that’s impressive. Im learning Japanese and it’s quite difficult it’s amazing to see he can fit even that language in his mind. His Japanese is probably better than mine. I can tell his Spanish and Japanese is real, not just a few words. Because I know those languages well. Even Chinese which I only barely know a few words in, I can tell he is strong in, even his accent is not too far off from someone from China.
Is nahuatl your native language? If so that's really cool. I wish to find him as well so I can speak Norwegian to him because he speaks Swedish and Danish but not Norwegian lol.
Like always good video Wouter. keep doing more videos.and ignore the ppl that criticize you. We are not perfect.and if such persons don't give you a constructive feedback move on.
Some ideas for future challenges: How about Cantonese, Xhosa and Navajo? Or, how to explain an abstract concept in another language, e.g. itutu in Japanese, saudade in Welsh, Gemütlichkeit in Quechua t.b.c. The future belongs to cosmopolitan polyglots!
He only stopped her to speak in her native language; nothing extraordinary in the situation from her point of view. She was kind and spoke with him. Not sure what you mean by your comment……
@@jacquelinexlara It's a shame to draw conclusions about a whole people after seeing a video from one person. For me too it seemed a bit harsh (I'm french) but she probably didn't have the time and the translation is a bit off which doesn't play in her favour.
Wao I heard that Papua new guinea is the largest country in the case of quantity of languages.i don't remember the cypher but it's a lot hahahaha and tok pisin it's a mix right?
Nigerian Pidgin English is way different and the best in Africa. So when I saw the “pidgin English” tag, I was expecting to hear Nigerian Pidgin lmao. This one she spoke is really difficult to understand 😅
Давай раніше 50 євро,а зараз 5 !?))Популярність зробила його жадним!!!)))Через пів року буде давати 5 центів ),до цього все йде!))))Так дешево оцінює час людей))Його скоро будуть посилати!)))))
Feier ich hart! Aber es wäre richtig geil wenn du mal verschiedene deutsche Dialekte üben würdest(bayrisch,sächsisch,ostfriesisch,rheinländisch,plattdeutsch usw.)...
I love your videos, it’s very interesting. I’m from Russia. After watching videos I realized that I would definitely learn a new language Good luck to you!!🙏🏻
Misschien zou een bord met de tekst van je t-shirt beter zijn, of op de rug van de camerapersoon? Kan misschien tot meer spontane reacties leiden! Very cool and interesting content man! You are doing a very good job!!! Love it!!
You're awesome, man! Recently I posted a short video of myself speaking in six languages. Hard to compete with you and 29 languages. haha Greetings from Croatia!
Making questions in Turkish: Either you use a question word or you make a normal statement and end it with “mu”. When you start the sentence with “hangi” (a question word) you simply cannot end it with “musun” it’s not grammatically correct. Subordinate clauses in Swedish. You start your sentence with “Om du vill”. It’s reversed order. The standard order would be. ”Jag kan skriva på svenska med dig om du vill” But you reverse the sentence. So just like when you start a sentence with an adverbial, you need to put in the verb “second”. = “Om du vill kan jag skriva på svenska med dig” You already understood this when you said “Om en vecka SKA jag….” So you have started to realise this part of speech in Swedish.
You’re mixing Swedish and Danish when you speak, but either way it’s fully understandable. You’d be able to make your way around any Scandinavian country
Wourter, In Italian, "posso" has the connotation of permission, and it's not natural to use to express a capability. Just say "so parlare" or simply "parlo".
Even though in some of the languages you were speaking I could hear you had a small accent, your result is just IMPRESSIVE. I admire you for your commitment in learning different languages, and for your abilities that left me just open-mouthed. P.S. I wanted to give you some tips about two languages I heard you speaking: Italian and Ukrainian. I'm Italian, and I can tell you, you speak it very well. The only thing I'd say is that most of the times, when they want to state you're capable of doing something, Italian people use the verb "to know" at the present, followed by the action. So it would sound like "Io so parlare italiano". Now, this form is correct, but especially for the verb "to speak", just like in English people say more "I speak Italian", than "I can speak Italian", so it would be just "Io parlo italiano". So the most used form is "Io parlo italiano". As for Ukrainian, the letter "o" in this language is always pronounced as a closed "o". It doesn't work like Russian language, in which the letter "o" is pronounced as an "a" when it's not stressed. The letter и (in Russian it's the ы), is not pronounced simply as an Italian "e". The sound is more complex, but unfortunately I have no way to explain this just writing. Unfortunately I didn't have the time to watch the rest of the video so I don't know whether you made other "mistakes" (even if in this case it's a quite inappropriate term) or not. But don't worry, of course I'll finish watching the video, since I found it very interesting. Keep it up! 😊
Yeah, he has quite an accent in many languages, but that's normal. Having no accent in a language takes a lot of really a lot of practice. Still like you said most impressive that he is able to speak them.
I'm Europe 2-3 languages is the norm, it could also be 4 if you have two mother tongues, you have to learn English and an additional one in school. It's actually fairly common.
@@user-hf84th34je ja want in Hollands is dit "ik" en in Duits is dit "ich" (die enigiste twee Germaanse tale wat Afrikaans uit bestaan of eder, woorde leen), so dit kan net van Sweeds of van daardie Skandinawiese tale wees. Daars baie ander woorde in Yslandies en Skandinawiese tale wat ek gesien het presies dieselfe is of baie na aan mekaar is. Ek het ook op n tyd n belangstelling gehad in hierdie tale en om oor Noorse mitologie te leer. 🙂
@@user-hf84th34je I find it easier to read Afrikans then Dutch as a Swede, i could read and understand this sentence you wrote without any problem. The words are not in the correct order but alot of the words resembles Swedish words. This is what my mind translated it to: Det är helt intressant. Ett beslut om Svensk lära tack vare intresset av Nordiska tal. Which is like: Thats totally intresting. I decided to learn Swedish thanks to my interest of Nordic languages.
How do you actually practice? I'm learning Russian on Duolingo, 300+ days in, and I can't hold any conversation just yet. I can definitely say things like: "That is not my cat" and "My home is far away", but nothing... reasonably useful. Any tips?
Duolingo will never teach you how to speak a language, especially if the only learning material is Duolingo. You need different apps, a couple basic books, watch Russian movies or shows with subtitles, listen to podcasts in Russian, read beginner level books, write down small word lists. Combine everything together and pick which material you want to study from on a certain day. Duolingo is actually terrible at teaching languages
Go on a videogame and play with random russians. You will end up learning the language if you search for the basic grammar on the internet. I learnt russian in only 2 years doing just that, and I can definitely hold basic conversations and with a great accent as they tell me. P.S: I have to say I was born bilingual, that might help
You have to supplement your duolingo with actual speaking and interactions. Try find people who speak Russian and talk to them, no matter how basic or broken you speak just be confident and don't worry about making mistakes.
Respect you. But looks like you do not speak any Caucasian language. It's whole different group of languages which are quite different from all others.
As an American who speaks Hebrew and Italian, he spoke it pretty well for someone foreign to them!!! They are difficult with the masculine, feminine, singular, plural, even for someone like me who's parents are from Israel and Italy! Lots of respect! 🇮🇱🇮🇹🫶🏼❤️
Hate to be that guy, but the guy who spoke balinese should probably have got the 5 euro if he actually spoke it Everything I can see online says it's its own language separate from bahasa indonesia, rip that dude lmao
This man could have a girlfriend in every language
I can tell you at least not in Spain, his Spanish is soooo bad, horrible accent and grammar
Lol 😂
Or he coule have a not-girlfriend in every language.
really 😹😹 but it's very nice
I am really impressed by how much better your Hebrew had gotten. Last time it was impossible to understand what you said, but now you spoke very clearly
As someone who speaks a lot of different languages, I am curious how you feel about Esperanto? Id love to see just how quickly you could learn it since you already speak the languages that Esperanto is built around. Iv always loved the idea of an international second language, (even though English is already kind of doing that).
Tu vois que les français sont toujours pressés c’est fou mdr
même remarque ..
Lol elle etait dég
Pas que pressés, surtout pas sympatiques / pas polis. La meuf en a rien à foutre de la conversation elle voulait juste tenter les 5€ et se casser
@@chachuck8438 C'est une parisienne c'est sûr
Surtout qu’on est pas très agréable 🤔🤨
I like how he squished out of his VERY limited Italian by moving the conversation to Spanish. This way the girl didn't call his bluff.
Goddamn im impressed even still after watching this guy for years. Like I knew he could speak Arabic and Swedish and Spanish Italian etc.. but even Japanese and Chinese that’s impressive. Im learning Japanese and it’s quite difficult it’s amazing to see he can fit even that language in his mind. His Japanese is probably better than mine. I can tell his Spanish and Japanese is real, not just a few words. Because I know those languages well. Even Chinese which I only barely know a few words in, I can tell he is strong in, even his accent is not too far off from someone from China.
Great video man. I can see you improving in some of your languages.
I wish it was a longer video because it's always so cool!
his languages? did he invented a fake language?
@@ZoeMuller80 come on Rachel you can do it better
@@Froi97Freixo no u
Bahasa Bali is not a dialect, but a language. Bli could have gotten the 5 euro.
He didnt offer to try, sayang sekali 😢
2:44 I'm also Swedish and she spoke very fast (kinda normal) but you understood it, impressive !
2:14 CATALAN!!! I did not expect that!! Ets un gran!! haha.
Salut from Catalonia!
I wish some day i find this guy when i go to Europe so I can speak nahuatl to him.
Is nahuatl your native language? If so that's really cool. I wish to find him as well so I can speak Norwegian to him because he speaks Swedish and Danish but not Norwegian lol.
Like always good video Wouter. keep doing more videos.and ignore the ppl that criticize you. We are not perfect.and if such persons don't give you a constructive feedback move on.
Some ideas for future challenges: How about Cantonese, Xhosa and Navajo? Or, how to explain an abstract concept in another language, e.g. itutu in Japanese, saudade in Welsh, Gemütlichkeit in Quechua t.b.c. The future belongs to cosmopolitan polyglots!
Ciao Wauter, sei bravissimo! Sono un tuo fan dall'Italia, è sempre bello sentirti parlare italiano. Spero che verrai a trovarci presto! :)
🇮🇹🇮🇹
the last french woman french people are always the same.....
He only stopped her to speak in her native language; nothing extraordinary in the situation from her point of view. She was kind and spoke with him. Not sure what you mean by your comment……
@@deadmoney5580 👍
@@musthaveren lol I get what you mean. Other people have mentioned it too. French people seem to be very blunt lol. 😅
@@jacquelinexlara It's a shame to draw conclusions about a whole people after seeing a video from one person. For me too it seemed a bit harsh (I'm french) but she probably didn't have the time and the translation is a bit off which doesn't play in her favour.
The girl that spoke Pidgin English from Papua New Guinea is called Tok Pisin. In addition, she speaks Australian English.
Wao I heard that Papua new guinea is the largest country in the case of quantity of languages.i don't remember the cypher but it's a lot hahahaha and tok pisin it's a mix right?
Nigerian Pidgin English is way different and the best in Africa. So when I saw the “pidgin English” tag, I was expecting to hear Nigerian Pidgin lmao. This one she spoke is really difficult to understand 😅
@@OblivionGameplays Niglish, eh?
@@OblivionGameplays well it is a different language, from another continent haha
@@OblivionGameplays it's a creole language that's spoken by the Papuan and other Melanesian population on Papua New Guinea
Давай раніше 50 євро,а зараз 5 !?))Популярність зробила його жадним!!!)))Через пів року буде давати 5 центів ),до цього все йде!))))Так дешево оцінює час людей))Його скоро будуть посилати!)))))
Solche Menschen wie Du sind einmalig und wertvoll! Respekt!
Feier ich hart!
Aber es wäre richtig geil wenn du mal verschiedene deutsche Dialekte üben würdest(bayrisch,sächsisch,ostfriesisch,rheinländisch,plattdeutsch usw.)...
No offense but this guy speaks maybe 3 languages and only knows 5 sentences in 20 others.
Bro just casually started setting up a date
I love your videos, it’s very interesting. I’m from Russia. After watching videos I realized that I would definitely learn a new language
Good luck to you!!🙏🏻
I totally agree with you
Yes it’s a great idea. I’m learning Japanese which is very hard, but I’ve made so much progress in only one month.
At least find a sunny spot if you are going to stand outside in a teeshirt in January.
Misschien zou een bord met de tekst van je t-shirt beter zijn, of op de rug van de camerapersoon? Kan misschien tot meer spontane reacties leiden! Very cool and interesting content man! You are doing a very good job!!! Love it!!
I love that there was someone finally that spoke Papiamento!! Native language speaker here 🥳
Norwegian girl just wanted to go but her Italian friend just keeps talking.
That really sums up Norwegians lmao. If she really was Norwegian and it was not just a souvenir she could have gotten the 5 euros as well.
@@ChickenGMD Maybe she is on the lookout for a Norwegian man. Flag is a great conversation starter. Great hunting tactics.
Everyone walking around in winter coats, and this guy just talking to people all day in his shirt.
Wouter had a great holliday. Is can see that😂
6:56 Lol, amazing, I was like "That sounds like someone speaking gibberish English"..
You're awesome, man! Recently I posted a short video of myself speaking in six languages. Hard to compete with you and 29 languages. haha Greetings from Croatia!
Making questions in Turkish:
Either you use a question word or you make a normal statement and end it with “mu”.
When you start the sentence with “hangi” (a question word) you simply cannot end it with “musun” it’s not grammatically correct.
Subordinate clauses in Swedish.
You start your sentence with “Om du vill”.
It’s reversed order.
The standard order would be.
”Jag kan skriva på svenska med dig om du vill”
But you reverse the sentence. So just like when you start a sentence with an adverbial, you need to put in the verb “second”.
= “Om du vill kan jag skriva på svenska med dig”
You already understood this when you said “Om en vecka SKA jag….”
So you have started to realise this part of speech in Swedish.
How do you say...'get a sweatshirt?' In any language you choose.
Great Video as always Wouter! 👍
Looks like inflation really hit hard. €20 turned into €5 😂
You’re mixing Swedish and Danish when you speak, but either way it’s fully understandable. You’d be able to make your way around any Scandinavian country
Wourter, In Italian, "posso" has the connotation of permission, and it's not natural to use to express a capability. Just say "so parlare" or simply "parlo".
Your hebrew has improved good job shabat shalom from israel
magyarul mikor tanulsz meg?
Er det noen andre her som snakker norsk? Definitivt et av mine favorittspråk å snakke sammen med grønlandsk! Hurra fra Minnesota.
Jeg snakker norsk, men er dansk :)
ja, snakker norsk
Jeg snakker den
Jeg snakker norks og jeg er fra Hellas
Spanish food better than Italian?! You have got to be joking😂💀
Even though in some of the languages you were speaking I could hear you had a small accent, your result is just IMPRESSIVE. I admire you for your commitment in learning different languages, and for your abilities that left me just open-mouthed.
P.S. I wanted to give you some tips about two languages I heard you speaking: Italian and Ukrainian. I'm Italian, and I can tell you, you speak it very well. The only thing I'd say is that most of the times, when they want to state you're capable of doing something, Italian people use the verb "to know" at the present, followed by the action. So it would sound like "Io so parlare italiano". Now, this form is correct, but especially for the verb "to speak", just like in English people say more "I speak Italian", than "I can speak Italian", so it would be just "Io parlo italiano". So the most used form is "Io parlo italiano".
As for Ukrainian, the letter "o" in this language is always pronounced as a closed "o". It doesn't work like Russian language, in which the letter "o" is pronounced as an "a" when it's not stressed. The letter и (in Russian it's the ы), is not pronounced simply as an Italian "e". The sound is more complex, but unfortunately I have no way to explain this just writing.
Unfortunately I didn't have the time to watch the rest of the video so I don't know whether you made other "mistakes" (even if in this case it's a quite inappropriate term) or not. But don't worry, of course I'll finish watching the video, since I found it very interesting. Keep it up! 😊
Yeah, he has quite an accent in many languages, but that's normal. Having no accent in a language takes a lot of really a lot of practice. Still like you said most impressive that he is able to speak them.
La tipa Italia che dice che la cucina migliore è quella spagnola 😂😂😂😂😂
Mi spiace ma pasta e pizza non si battono
say FREE PALESTINA🤣🤣🤣
yav gardaşım seni deli mi dürttü, bu havada herkes deli gibi kalın giyinirken o tişörtle hiç üşümüyor musun ?
It’s amazing that this many people know so many languages it’s pretty cool!
I'm Europe 2-3 languages is the norm, it could also be 4 if you have two mother tongues, you have to learn English and an additional one in school. It's actually fairly common.
Swedish and Norwegian sounds a lot like Afrikaans as well. 🙂
@@user-hf84th34je dis nog niks nie. Die woord "ek" in Afrikaans kom direk van Sweeds af (will my lyk).
@@user-hf84th34je ja want in Hollands is dit "ik" en in Duits is dit "ich" (die enigiste twee Germaanse tale wat Afrikaans uit bestaan of eder, woorde leen), so dit kan net van Sweeds of van daardie Skandinawiese tale wees. Daars baie ander woorde in Yslandies en Skandinawiese tale wat ek gesien het presies dieselfe is of baie na aan mekaar is.
Ek het ook op n tyd n belangstelling gehad in hierdie tale en om oor Noorse mitologie te leer. 🙂
@@user-hf84th34je I find it easier to read Afrikans then Dutch as a Swede, i could read and understand this sentence you wrote without any problem. The words are not in the correct order but alot of the words resembles Swedish words. This is what my mind translated it to: Det är helt intressant. Ett beslut om Svensk lära tack vare intresset av Nordiska tal. Which is like: Thats totally intresting. I decided to learn Swedish thanks to my interest of Nordic languages.
How do you actually practice? I'm learning Russian on Duolingo, 300+ days in, and I can't hold any conversation just yet. I can definitely say things like: "That is not my cat" and "My home is far away", but nothing... reasonably useful. Any tips?
Another way for learning languages would be, finding a lot of partners or read books.
Duolingo will never teach you how to speak a language, especially if the only learning material is Duolingo. You need different apps, a couple basic books, watch Russian movies or shows with subtitles, listen to podcasts in Russian, read beginner level books, write down small word lists. Combine everything together and pick which material you want to study from on a certain day. Duolingo is actually terrible at teaching languages
Go on a videogame and play with random russians. You will end up learning the language if you search for the basic grammar on the internet.
I learnt russian in only 2 years doing just that, and I can definitely hold basic conversations and with a great accent as they tell me.
P.S: I have to say I was born bilingual, that might help
You have to supplement your duolingo with actual speaking and interactions. Try find people who speak Russian and talk to them, no matter how basic or broken you speak just be confident and don't worry about making mistakes.
Pimsleur and Anki bro. DuoLingo isn't great
The French girl at the end was having none of your shit, lol. 🤣
Only 5 Euros? Come on Wouter! Peter did this same video with a 50 euro reward
3:23 Northern Europeans are sooo tall 😭😭
Yes i am. But i suppose you didnt know that the Dutch are taller? They are the worlds tallest people :)
I bet he could never understand my language :D
Last girl was not having it
Amazing man those languages are incredible also
Balinese is not a dialect of Bahasa Indonesia. They're like German vs. Dutch. The guy could've won 5 euros.
Orang balinnya gak enak sama orang nya... 😄
Yea its not dialect but its jelek
Damn, you speak all the languages I speak, so I wouldn't get anything 😂
That's Language rizz for you
si sabes muchos idiomas, nunca tienes frio
Jajajaja qué cabron
Great ukrainian speaking skills, bravo!
Wow! So beautiful unique languages!
3:48 rip highfive
The franchi girl didn’t care all at … That so shame
The French girl was a bit snobbish. No surprise there.
Sabe español y suena muy raro al pronunciar pero le suena mucho mejor el catalán que se habla en menos zonas de España, que raro eso
Wasnt it cold with just a shirt? 😋
Papua niguenea ladies and gentlemen we got him...
Respect you. But looks like you do not speak any Caucasian language. It's whole different group of languages which are quite different from all others.
Субтитры по английски есть все понимаю. Когда субтитров нет, на слух вообще ничего не воспринимаю 🙈
You are my inspiration!
Lol I'm studying romanian and I only understan the first sentence and a few words, could somebody tell me what region she is from?
5:00 ha oui ton francais est bon 👍 valide
Hi sir, i' m from India if i learn DUTCH language possible to get unskilled jobs.
Are you from the netherlands
Someone speak pig Latin you will get 5 euros guaranteed
your acting is very very extraordinary
As an American who speaks Hebrew and Italian, he spoke it pretty well for someone foreign to them!!! They are difficult with the masculine, feminine, singular, plural, even for someone like me who's parents are from Israel and Italy! Lots of respect! 🇮🇱🇮🇹🫶🏼❤️
Rispetto fratello 🇮🇹
@@IMKAPPAA un sacco 🇮🇹🫶🏼
אשכרה למדת עברית
Excellent video
и не холодно ли в одной футболке?!
the pidgeon english girl is hot
Красавчик 👍🤩
I think you should really improve your Japanese. It sounds completely broken and wrong. Just like you remembered only one phrase but incorrectly.
The text of the girl is also translated wrong. She says: Nice to meet you and that's so cool.
Wah keren banget bisa bicara bahasa indonesia, akhirnya ada orang indonesia nyoba 😝
la catalana representant!
Ieder stadje ander schatje
Great
Impressive
do you know kazakh language
this man is a king
Can you say W strzebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie?
А пишут что Михаил Саакашвили в больнице
Someone who can speak papiamento. 🤩
Hate to be that guy, but the guy who spoke balinese should probably have got the 5 euro if he actually spoke it
Everything I can see online says it's its own language separate from bahasa indonesia, rip that dude lmao
Speak Bengali Language if u can !
Pidgeon English isn't a real language.
Aber Wouter, a sprakh iz a dialekt mit an armey un flot, so it's a bit arbitrary the distinction you make here.
it's a shame the Balinese don't speak Balinese, so he can't get 5 euros 🤣
Yeah since balinese n indonesian are totally different 😁
@@Haya_2388 🤗
Українська більш мішана з російською, але дуже вражає.
more video buddy : )
Can you speak Tagalog what you speak in Philippines that's is my language
Walter does speak Tagalog I've seen him speak in other videos and he speaks it well
Wait until you meet a Hungarian. :)