Slovački jezik je tako sladak i mek.

I've had plenty of Maldivian and Indian friends, I feel Dhivehi has more Sinhala words than Hindi. That's just what I felt.

I could understand Kannda and Tamil, but couldn't guess even one word in Telgu

Mongols deep in Sahara desert

Sicily is an indivisible part of Arabia. Everybody knows that.

One face, one race, one language.

De Mens wikt, maar God beschikt !! 🇳🇮🇳🇱🇩🇪

The Taliban don’t even count their dead. They just make more babies.

In Tamil for 'lizard' it is 'பல்லி'. பள்ளிக்கூடம் is same in Tamil and Malayalam.. (school.) Lovely discussion ❤

No wonder mongolians have many common words with kazahs, altays .. from times Altin Orda, maybe borrowed from turkics

How about Akhtar and astir? You are comparing borrowed words. Compare the root words

Why did you not use root words and not borrowed words. After all both Persian and Greek languages are related because they are both parts of the indo-European languages

I am surprised you didn't mention Portuguese- the SH sound (X) is exactly the same way words that end up with the letter S are pronounced in Portuguese. Obviously, Spain and Portugal being neighboring countries so that makes a lot of sense.

Both of them are so lovely! 😍

No other language will survive with out Tamils in south India I am a Ceylon Tamil. 7 countries official language is Tamil

Aziz is funny also he does not feel that he is a Türk :-) it's ok but that language is Turkçe what he speaks

Our Maltese and European Freinds wish everyone good luck. We ask the owner of this channel why you and your people care for far countries in the Mediterranean -Europe it is very far from your country India please we need to know about south Asia it has its Owen Identy

this channel contributes to world peace

Great, it would also be interesting to hear a comparison with the main Tat language

Yeah poes

Slovenian is very different to slovakian

The Greeks and Arabs pronounce Guitar the same way exactly!

Finally a Sylheti speaker!

I would say any Scandinavian can learn to understand the other Scandinavian languages easily with just a little bit of practice and exposure. As a Norwegian I have frequent business meetings with colleagues and customers in Sweden and Denmark, and I've always spoken Norwegian to them, with very few issues, I may need to clarify a word here or there. Sometimes the Swedes and Danes have a bit of trouble understanding each other and so they often start out with English, but if they actually give it a try they understand a lot more than they expected. I try to encourage Scandinavian as much as possible :) I think a big part of it is just training your ears and brain on the differences in pronunciation. Yeah there are some unique words in each language, but you can often infer from context, or adapt a little. I frequently "svorsk" my Norwegian a bit when talking to a Swede as I am aware of some Norwegian words being foreign to them. It's easier for us Norwegians I think because we were traditionally more exposed to the other Scandinavian languages via culture (television shows etc), so we have a bit of a head start. I also think older generations of Scandinavians are better at understanding the languages than the younger. It really would be a great loss for the region if we lost the ability to communicate with each other without English.

I'm in shock! In hebrew poor is misken

17:30 Shko

"Tracht" for me is more like "betracht" ,not "dacht" Small thing from the word in German can be chen and lein not only chen as he said

Wow i never heard manx ever but i speak Irish quite well and im shocked to learn i also comprehend manx with no problem. ITs like Irish with a funny accent. Really delightful to discover you can understand a whole new tongue. I was getting every word before the irish fella even spoke

Thank you for organising and posting this great video. Wonderful to see all the side comments it has prompted by contributors from different liguistic communities. While travelling, I often hear - and am grateful for - stories of the influence of one language on another - but such stories are limited to a few words and depend on the know ledge of the person explaining. Here it is such a delight, as if people from many lands have suddenly turned up at the piazza in some small town in Sicily to make their contribution. For anyone interested in the history of words or language this type of virtual forum is a blessing!

And they look alike as well, they could be cousins! I love these videos because it shows us how we have more things that brings us together than things that make us different

Of course they can! The same way I understand spanish perfectly cause in my family we spoke ladino since the day I was born. Actually in Passover we sing one of the songs in Spanish. And oc there are are words Spanish speakers won't understand cause it's Hebrew words

Bangla vasha sweet

Even the English word Onion seems to be related to Songino or Sogan

‏‪1:55‬‏ افي العامية العربية السورية نقول لها برداية bardia ‏‪2:12‬‏ كلمة عربية الأصل ( صفحة Safħa) ‏‪ ‏‪5:02‬‏ عربية الأصل بمعنى عصير أو أي شراب ‏‪5:23‬‏ كلمة عربية بمعنى تاريخ Tariĥ

Trachten means in aiming for something (making plans).. Der Mensch trachtet und Gott lacht

Baszd meg! This was scripted...

Interesting

I'm northern German and I used to work ina Hospital in NY. The visitors would come in walking over the bridge on saturdays, they are not allowed to drive or push the button of the elevators or use any electricity on saturdays. I was in shock that I could understand every word they said. It sounded like an ancient german dialect. Another thing is , A lot of the older women would just look at me and ask if I understand them and if I m polish or german. Just by looking at me. It was funny sometimes.

I think these Turks do not know Middle Anatolian Turkish dialect, they only know the Istanbul dialect. elleşmek-- eğlemek oyalamak ---sabaha kadar konukları eğledim. adi meaning basic. adi giysi- (basic clothes) we use them in central anotolian dialect.

Are these two not twin sisters?

Love you Italy from Albania. Ti amo Italia il miglior paese dell' mondo 🇦🇱❤🇮🇹

Looks like many Arabic words come from Italian language

I think they shoud have invited a north african because it is more similar.

NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN!!! 😂😂😂

Pretty woman

Wrong one is Southern Aryan(Indo-European) the other Semitic. And finally similarities are due to 700 Year occupation of Sicily bye Arabs and Berbers. It is amazing how woke movement keeps putting a spin on history, and unwittingly well meaning people are assisting in the perpetuating this crap .

He picked very hard telugu sentences

The Jiddisch words we know and use in Dutch are considered typically Amsterdam slang.

Wow Belgian Flemmish is really similar to Afrikaans hey (even more so than Dutch I would say) Its very easy to understand.. I take it standard dutch borrows more words from German or something?

Afrikaans was primarily developed from various African, European and ASian languages being mixed so im not so surptised.