Most Common Sounds NOT in English
12:11
A Video All About Diphthongs
5:56
History of the Japanese Language
11:50
Why Some Languages Lack a P Sound
2:50
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@2boysyou2be
@2boysyou2be 2 сағат бұрын
Is this weathering process of pronunciation responsible for the vast number on homophones in Japanese?
@Sean-of9rs
@Sean-of9rs 3 сағат бұрын
you should make episode 2 on anthony mccarthy
@VainoOtsonen
@VainoOtsonen 3 сағат бұрын
1:02 best quote ever !
@user-xc8bo6ou5x
@user-xc8bo6ou5x 4 сағат бұрын
3:57 We should end Mandarin's oppression of other Chinese languages ​​by establishing nation-states, with the Cantonese-speaking area as Yue country, the Wu-speaking area as Wu country, and the Min-speaking area as Min country.
@re0420
@re0420 5 сағат бұрын
9:02 ابهرني ماتوقعت معلوماته مفصله لدرجة ذي😂😂 عموماً العرب كلهم يفهمونك من المغرب لسعودية
@user-fs9kc1vo4o
@user-fs9kc1vo4o 6 сағат бұрын
高棉语系和汉藏语系
@ygemkaa
@ygemkaa 8 сағат бұрын
1:12:45 Isn't that just because 'das Mädchen' is a diminutive noun?
@aksoytori
@aksoytori 11 сағат бұрын
for me personally, two best episodes of conlang critic are sambahsa, because of the hilarious grammar section and the rjienrlwey challenge😂 and viossa, because jan misali brought the actual members of language community and it was so unusual
@bobdole57
@bobdole57 13 сағат бұрын
Minor nitpick. The word is pronunciation not pronounciation
@mikearndt8210
@mikearndt8210 17 сағат бұрын
amazing video! loved to watch it! i just have one teeny tiny nitpick that i would like to point out, which is that elfdalian is actually most likely not descendant from old norse but is more likely descendant from a para-old norse. this is because elfdalian preserves some distinctions that old norse got rid of, such as the distinction between /w/ and /v/, nasals, and the fricative sound written as a "g" in the word "oga".
@GonksHondingsLLC
@GonksHondingsLLC 22 сағат бұрын
as a polish person, if you compare our language to russian we would probably be slightly offended, i am upsetenned :(
@cheerful_crop_circle
@cheerful_crop_circle 5 сағат бұрын
Why though? Both are Slavic
@user-vm8il6jt3z
@user-vm8il6jt3z Күн бұрын
of sound like russiooon. back then 100 years ago. japanese conquered the WHOLE WORLD….
@cheerful_crop_circle
@cheerful_crop_circle Күн бұрын
Wdym?
@DamienKatsku-kr6kk
@DamienKatsku-kr6kk Күн бұрын
not really
@rbs-kf6br
@rbs-kf6br Күн бұрын
Two different languages, no similarities at all. Vietnamese sounds more like mandarin mix with thai and cambodian
@Tophatted
@Tophatted Күн бұрын
As I continue to watch Conlang Critic Critic, I'd like to congratulate you on doing so well in the latest EWOW episode! Good job, Stealthy!
@Ransok_Bukaj
@Ransok_Bukaj Күн бұрын
53:20 Can someone list the languages which these flags correspond to, please?
@user-dx5wl3qb8l
@user-dx5wl3qb8l Күн бұрын
it's pronunciation, not pronounciation
@davidfreja7162
@davidfreja7162 Күн бұрын
Wrong flag for English.
@boki4258
@boki4258 Күн бұрын
As a Montenegrin, you did a very good job explaining the fundamentals of Serbo-Croatian!❤
@unknownuseryt1
@unknownuseryt1 Күн бұрын
PHILIPPINES MENTIONED 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
@thescratchguy428
@thescratchguy428 Күн бұрын
I need a list of languages that start with English, then Spanish, then whatever else.
@Monibak
@Monibak Күн бұрын
You have seen my language yet lol😂😂😂 it’s even worse than this except we have P, F, and words so hard to say 😂😂😂
@Yuri999000
@Yuri999000 Күн бұрын
As a native Portuguese speaker, the only thing I could think was "Nandesuka blyat"
@KoT_MaTp0cKuH
@KoT_MaTp0cKuH Күн бұрын
I didn't really understand "nande". You can put it more simply. Сука блядь Suka blyad Without nande
@cheerful_crop_circle
@cheerful_crop_circle Күн бұрын
Lol
@Hongsebaoshi
@Hongsebaoshi Күн бұрын
Simplified is easier to read for me but looks kinda scarier than traditional (In a cool way) Reading traditional characters is really a mess Not to say that it's bad or anything it's just easier to read and write simplified because it has less strokes, which can be very useful for Chinese learners if they want to draw the character
@minatozaki_vp
@minatozaki_vp Күн бұрын
fun fact: combine them together and you create brazilian portuguese
@user-id1ji5fi9p
@user-id1ji5fi9p Күн бұрын
I wish that I can time travel and I will bring trillion terabytes of data back and show everyone the histories in the timeline. Like this there will be peace in the room or in the world :)
@jandelion404
@jandelion404 2 күн бұрын
Thank you for putting so much effort into this! My favourite parts were the interviews/statements from the conlangers. I also just really appreciated an outside opinion and overview on the conlang critic series in general
@markodoksta718
@markodoksta718 2 күн бұрын
Hey from rusnak!
@DianaT-ph6iz
@DianaT-ph6iz 2 күн бұрын
"Russian" word ""таки"? is there such a thing? - "такие" (those), you meant? or "танки" (tanks) ? maybe? surely, not "(всё) таки?"
@cheerful_crop_circle
@cheerful_crop_circle 2 күн бұрын
There isnt such word in Russian
@KoT_MaTp0cKuH
@KoT_MaTp0cKuH Күн бұрын
​@@cheerful_crop_circleТаки есть... So it is...
@cheerful_crop_circle
@cheerful_crop_circle Күн бұрын
​@@KoT_MaTp0cKuH Bruh
@KoT_MaTp0cKuH
@KoT_MaTp0cKuH Күн бұрын
@@cheerful_crop_circle А чё? Как носитель языка говорю
@cheerful_crop_circle
@cheerful_crop_circle Күн бұрын
@@KoT_MaTp0cKuH I have never heard such word "Таки" in Russian