Sounds a bit like Finnish and Estonian.

"macro-Chibchan" 😭

Hello, does anyone here speak Halh Mongolian and English? I am hiring people for a paid remote project.

Very interesting language! Almost sounds like Finnish or Swedish at times. Glad it's recorded on the internet somewhere.

Hi ! Do you have any texts who writes what is said in the video ?

These native speakers are true Hawaiian speakers, not Neo Hawaiian speakers like those who come from classrooms with American English accents and not the same sense of true native speaker thinking and cultural references.

the language spoken from my childhood and I remember so little now.

mucho amor para el pueblo Tolpán 💪❤

My Great-Great-grandmother's language... Thank you.

As a samoan this is fascinating. I understood a lot more than i thought i would.. however i did dabble a little on duolingo to learn hawaiian conjunctions

I met Timoteo at Yarina Cocha in 90s. He was there with his family and his father was working with Lori Anderson on translation work. I was so sad to hear of his passing years later from Aunt Lori when I would visit her in Waxhaw NC. I have always had a heart for this people and pray for their success when I remember them. May the great spirit who created everything bless them with good health and a fierce passion and love for the words of God. May they be protected from evil men who prey on them in ignorance and may they grow in knowledge and understanding. Grant wisdom to their leaders and shrewd minds in their dealings. Blessings from the United States of America and from the Lawry family who love the Candoshi people even from a long way off.

Olá , sou do povo Panhi Apinajé , é muito importante esse registro de audio que trata da cantoria e musicalidade , agradeço imensamente por esta plataforma, se tiver mais registro deaudeo Apinaje , pode colocar mais arquivos para que possamos acessar. Estes sites não funcionam - são estes. kzbin.info? e estekzbin.info?

Proud to be Agta 😊

Mahalo nui no kēia wikiō. He mea maika'i nō nā leo o ka mau kūpuna. Imua I ka 'ōlelo hawai'i a mau a mau!

Kibeyne kiavuno pis keh nah timah nuhawkir gikuvimna

This is my tribe and dialect

Jako, bara paka jumetáenchi

Pareho Lang po ba ang salita ng ilianen manobo at maguindanaon?

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha e rori e e rori hahahahaha rori puaka hahahahahaha.

Ia matou i Tongareva te reo o Niihau mei to matou reo. Te marama atu nei matou i te reo niihau pera i te reo Oahu.

We want comments.

sounds like old formal bisaya

It is talking about the,original and tradition of indiginous people in mindanao,some parts of philippines,,,

The earth is flat

Many years later. But i thought Niihau Hawaiian still used the letter "T".

Samin to mga agta sa casiguran

Sounds like Huron?

...truth is, I will ALWAYS come back to this video to refrence their puana (pronounciation). It is rare to hear how REAL Hawaiian is spoken. Aloha wau ka olelo makuahine me kuu puuwai piha💯

Can anyone translate??

what are they talking about? :)

It’s already infiltrated by Russian Slavic inflections and sounds

I think he said beaver when he should have said amik

In this video a dialect of Shuryshkar Khanty is spoken. Some other dialects, like that of Surgut Khanty, sound quite different.

Please, be careful and pay attention - Khanty language starts only at 1:12. Until that English and Russian languages are spoken.

The notes pertaining to this recording are inaccurate. This is from Ka Leo Hawaiʻi, a radio program in the 70s and 80s interviewing native speakers hosted by Larry Kimura. This is perhaps the fourth or fifth show in that program. It was not recorded by Samuel Elbert. The interviewer is Larry Kimura and the two interviewees are both from Niʻihau.

thank you

I'm Hungarian and have learned some basic Finnish as well. I can here some similar sound to Hungarian and Finnish but can't understand anything. It has a similar rythem to Finnish and sounds like a mix between Finnish, Hungarian and Russian. I guess because of Soviet influence and it's slavic origins all the while being an Uralic language.

It was a very sad thing to listen to this and realise that it is my native language and I don't understand it.

i just want to say thank you!!! the languages are slowly being lost and this will be gold one day

Winnemen pride

Need translation

Yoyanle Kenuwese thik^ yow^nakayushu ne wah ne kwa ik^ yantle natwathutese kunuhelatuksla Ne tok^ske kwahotok^ oliwiyo yukwastoha ne yukhisoht^

definitely can hear the resemblance to Hungarian, the rhythm at the very beginning even reminds me of Finnish

deben poner como se escribe

Los sonidos de las músicas amazónicas AMERINDIAS... Aire y Viento... Cañas, Huesos y Carrizos... Y Hombre Amerindio Amazónico... más su COSMOGONÍA, su ESENCIA NATURAL...

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Natu Ne s^h^ kaik^ okala s^h^ k^?teknihututne okala?

This is quite fascinating. Apparently the only language that uses object-subject-verb (OSV). Unfortunately I can't understand a word, so I'll probably stick to English. It is these obscure pieces of information that make the internet fascinating. Thanks for posting. .

YEA SOUNDS LIKE MY AUNTIE MYRA WARRIOR N AUNTIE SIDO.

My try. 1 = iit = üht(e), 2 = katn = kaht(e(n)), 3 = holm = kolm, 4 = njal = nel(i), 5 = veet = viit(e), 6 = hoot = kuut(e)