Belarusian is wrong for almost every case. Use Google Translate for correct spelling in the Belarusian language. John=Janka, Michael=Michal/Mikalaj, Mary=Maryja, Sophia=Sofja.

when will you come back 😢

Wow! This is the first video where everything is correct for Belarusian. Good job, go on!

In Belarusian, raspberry = malina, not malinavy. Also, pear = hruša, not hrusha. The rest is correct.

0:22 Jamaicans visiting Finland and Estonia: 💀

many words are wrong for Belarusian. five=piać, not pjac' which is unimaginable to pronounce in Belarusian. I recommend using Google translate for correct spelling.

T-shirt in Belarusian is "cišotka" now.

In Belarusian hot weather = "śpiakota", while the word haračy is for kettle. Also, freezing = "maroz, zamarazki", while zamaražvannie is for freezing food in a freezer.

Cat in Belarusian is kot, while koška means female cat.

"Difficult pronunciation" Bro when i try to speak german i start choking

I like how the Irish acronym for the word they use for the USA is SAM, it suddenly makes me think of Uncle Sam.

In English there is one word with ç façade

🔴 You have a like and also another subscriber! Moreover, thanks to include also Malta. Keep it up! 👍👏

In Serbian it's Ruka.Šaka is palm.

Only biblical names

Wrong Russian word "tufli". "Ту́фли - обувь, закрывающая ногу не выше щиколотки." Right one is "botinki" or "boty"

Em português "Davi" se escreve sem a última letra D então fica:"Davi"

Nice work, But a few things; Neapolitan (Nnapulitano) language should be on here. Calabrian is not from Brazil. Maybe consider making another one on languages of Italy. Just replace Calabrian w Neapolitan. Most beautiful language of Italia & 2nd most spoken Italian language. I am Italian. Approx. 1/4 Neapolitan, 1/4 Calabrese, 1/4 Sicilian, and I speak (io parlo) L'Italiano & a little bit of Neapolitan, or 'O Nnapuletano

In catalan lonely is not "solament". It is "sol". "Solament" means only.

jalgpall must be Estonian. "jalkapallo" is the Finnish word for football. Hungarian has two or even three words for football: "labdarúgás" is the official name (=ball-kicking). "futball" is used in most cases, but "foci" is its colloquial name: "focizik" means "to play football". The same applies for "boksz": it's colloquial. The official name is "ökölvívás" (=fist-fighting). "hegymászás" is also colloquial, "alpinizmus" is more or less official for mountain climbing. "Torna" is used for "Gymnastics". The name "gimnasztika" is way way way too general and its meaning actually shifted away from "(artistic) gymnastics".

Dutch: ijskoud= ice cold, vriezen = freezing

Has anyone else noticed that Hungarians, Finns, and Turks are extremely different from most words?!

Missing the word "weather" itself

groente means vegetable in dutch! the word for green is groen!

“Oerfel” is Welsh for ‘The cold/coldness’. Oer is ‘ cold’

Suxhuk is Albanian Traditional Sausage. Salcice is Sausage in Albanian language.

5:54 Vishnja is NOT Cherry but is Sour Cherry in Albanian. Cherry is Qershi.

The Swedish word for 20 is tjugo, Norwegian and Danish have something smilar.

It is incorrect, because we say Croatian for goat koza, and jarac is a name for a male.

France doesn't use "pourpre" for this color, it's "violet", or if it's a bit lighter and blueish "mauve". Pourpre is more on the red side. Also they use "brun" or "marron" alternatively.

У кацапів все не як у людей 😂

Belarussians says Mai its true. But also says Traven' (Травень) The second version is considered more traditional.

Belorussians says Niamechchyna (Нямеччына), but not Hiermanija. Raseja (Расея), but not Rasija

Belarussian Michael is Mikalay (Мікалай) without "h". Jesus - Yezus or Jezus (Езус), but not Isus (its russian). Moses - Maisey or Maisej (Маісей), but not Majsiej(?!). Samuel (Самуэль), but not Samuil (its russian). Abraham - Abram (Абрам), but not Abraam.

La noi există ceva similar ca în limba greacă La profesor se mai spune dascăl

La doctor mai spunem și medic😊

Od razgovornogo Ruskogo taky rečy, kak Usta i Oko otešly, zostaly samo izvodny slovy, naprimer, Očky ( okulàry), Ustje reky, ustna rečz itd. Slovo Ramena zniklo absolùtno.

The galician names are all wrong.

plumber in Occitan is "idraulician" more often

is Occitan it should be castèl not fornaria

In Italian we have both Salomone for Israelite king Solomon, and Solimano for the Ottoman sultan Sulayman

In Croatian "soup" is "supa". (And also, in many parts of Croatia, they say "hljeb" for "bread" (especially closer to Bosnia). So that's also an interesting thing).

Library in Croatian is biblioteka Castle is both dvorac and zamak Palace is palata Bakery is pekara Airport is aerodrom In Serbian factory is also tvornica so, yeah.

Bro Kosovo speeks Albanian and south Montenegro and west Macedonia speek also

All have quit the same name for the months. Latin names except Finnland, Ireland and Checkia

Много неправильно

I'd say "ship" in Belarusian is "карабель" (karabiel'), and "судна" is a swimming vessel. We also use "човен" (choven) for a small boat, but mostly for a dugout canoe. As for the bicycle it really depends on a region. In my region we use "веламашына" (velamashyna) and I've heard about "лісапета" (lisapeta). For a van we would use "бусік" (busik) - literally a small bus :)

My name is Daniel

Slovene language has at least three sets of indigenous names for months(kids still learn one of them at school),but we use international ones for easier communication.

Futbolka😂