American Teenager was shocked by Word Similarity between 5 Asia Regions!! How Are We Similar?

[@user-trMirbek]

Kazakh and Uzbek people understand each other very well. Because these countries are brothers with each other. 🇰🇿✊🇺🇿

[@NurmuhammadBaraka]

Of course very close languages and cultures 🇰🇿+🇺🇿=♥️

[@newbabies923]

​@@NurmuhammadBarakaUzbekistan stole Tajik cultures

[@rosesteel4317]

Cuz both of them are Turkic languages, greetings from Türkiye 🇹🇷

[@NurmuhammadBaraka]

@@rosesteel4317 Assalomu alaykum yes they're.

[@Shakhruh_04]

​@@newbabies923 чего блять?

[@Charl_es19]

I think Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan deserve their own video , i would love see more of Central Asia

[@nurides]

Agree

[@NurmuhammadBaraka]

100% agree

[@rosesteel4317]

Turkic languages also would be good

[@emili9861]

Me too

[@dimaspranata5623]

​@@rosesteel4317 with Turkiye and Azerbaijan

[@ellevehaler1758]

I like all of them, but the Uzbekistan girl and the Kazakhstan girl deserve their own video! It’d be very interesting to see them interact more and share some knowledge with us. Also, I love the Uzbekistan girl’s voice, it’s so soothing!

[@helloworld-ti5zs]

I was shocked when I saw girls from my Central Asia. 😮 Someone remembered that we exist. 😂

[@АйгульКурашева-м3р]

meh, they could do a better job of representing their countries

[@samarqand10]

@@helloworld-ti5zs не скажите такие слова про нас. мы существуем и все этого знают.

[@JNXFZA]

I'm from Uzbekistan🇺🇿❤

[@ellevehaler1758]

@@JNXFZA Awesome! May I ask how do you say fox 🦊 in the Uzbek language?

[@ozlemm_1905]

Turkish, Uzbek and Kazakh are exactly the same. Please make a video about Turkish languages🇹🇷🇰🇿🇺🇿🇰🇬🇦🇿🇹🇲🙏🏻

[@АльбинаХуснутдинова-и2к]

Башкирский и татарский похожи

[@ozlemm_1905]

@@АльбинаХуснутдинова-и2к pls write in turkish

[@fiesta86m]

Turkic, not Turkish

[@ozlemm_1905]

@@fiesta86m Tamam

[@Em-mir]

Turkic*

[@RachelGardner03]

UZBEKISTAN♥️🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@shohjahonahadov122]

Bu qiz o'zbek emas umuman....

[@naryshkinvitaliy]

​@@shohjahonahadov122даже если не узбечка, она из Узбекистана, и знает узбекский

[@Sobirova7]

​@@shohjahonahadov122 to'g'ri, hattoki u Uzbek ekanligini unutib, ruschadagi so'zni aytyapti😂 ehh qaniydi men chiqqanimda shu ko'rsatuvda

[@SherzodMuzaffarov-z4m]

O'zbekchadagi so'zlarni yaxshi aytyapti, ruslar g'alatiroq gapiradi bizni tilni, u qiz tatar bo'lsa kerak

[@FarruxNorqulov-j1f]

​@@shohjahonahadov122 u Uzbek ismi zarina

[@AhammedSaad-w2v]

In Bengali🇧🇩, we use Ustad🇱🇧🇮🇷🇰🇿🇺🇿 for religious teacher, Shikkhok (from Shikshak🇮🇳) for school teacher, Odhyapok (Adhyapak🇮🇳) for professor & Guru🇮🇳🇮🇩🇵🇭 for musical or martial arts teacher. Perfect medley.😂❤ Actually our language is historically been influenced by many languages including Sanskrit🇮🇳, Arabic🇱🇧 & Persian🇮🇷.

[@abrqzx]

In the Philippines, there are different terms for teacher. Teacher: Guro/Teacher/Maestro or Maestra/Propesor

[@AhammedSaad-w2v]

@@abrqzx probably derived from Sanskrit??

[@taefoi]

We also use a lot of Indonesian words like guru, dunia

[@Odbhut_Tarsha]

Bengali itself diverted from Sanskrit bro. It’s not influenced by Sanskrit, but it’s kinda Sanskrit and We don’t use Ustad word anymore in Bengali

[@AhammedSaad-w2v]

@@Odbhut_Tarsha Bengali was derived from Prakrit & "influenced" by Sanskrit. Sanskrit didn't bore any language. Ustad is used by Bengali Muslims for madrasa teacher widely.

[@Albi10001]

I'm form Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤ We love and respect languages of all over the world💞

[@androidtech1384]

🇧🇩🤝🇮🇳

[@Svt_righthereot13]

​@@androidtech1384🇧🇩🤝🇮🇳 impossible ❌

[@MstRahimaakter-bl9nf]

I'm from Bangladesh also ❤❤

[@kimchikim830]

Nobody cares about Bangladesh

[@JinseiNoMikkusu143]

​@@kimchikim830 no one asked you 😂

[@maksudurrahmanzame3431]

Girls form Uzbekistan and Lebanon are very polite and calm.

[@Entertainment10dddd]

The Uzbekistan girls voice is less loud

[@Sara.Z.]

Thank you, I'm half Lebanese, half Kazakh :>

[@MdJashimUddin-nf3ie]

Let’s vote for Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤ 👇

[@ummehabiba2157]

Love from you 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️

[@MdJashimUddin-nf3ie]

@@ummehabiba2157 thanks 😊 💖

[@Goodboy1-j1r]

🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@MdJashimUddin-nf3ie]

@@Goodboy1-j1r 💖💖

[@admissionjob]

Here🇧🇩🤠

[@yangiliklaruz6557]

Love and respect for all countries from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿🤝❤

[@mrs_nobody-7r]

❤🇺🇿😂

[@NurmuhammadBaraka]

Uzbek and Kazakh girls captivate with their unique blend of grace, charm, and cultural heritage, setting them apart in both beauty and demeanor. 🇰🇿+🇺🇿=❤

[@Quepromm390]

glazing

[@toilarhd4581]

I Think they are full of sh*t

[@NeutralDice]

but they don't like to smile

[@ilai7893]

Yeah, the Kazakh chick is pretty

[@feelslikeshit]

@@NeutralDice prob russian influence uzbek girl is half russian and she looks the most depressed out of them xDD

[@kilanspeaks]

- 🇮🇳 Hindi and 🇧🇩 Bengali belong to the same language family. - 🇮🇩 Indonesian and 🇵🇭 Filipino (Tagalog) belong to the same language family. - 🇮🇷 Persian and 🇱🇧 Arabic are not in the same language family, but they influence each other. - 🇺🇿 Uzbek and 🇰🇿 Kazakh are in the same language family, and are both influenced by Russian. - 🇯🇵 Japanese and 🇰🇷 Korean are not in the same language family, but they both borrowed heavily from Chinese, which is why they have a lot of similar words. Of course, even if you belong to the same language family, you may not be influenced in the same way. For example, Indonesian is heavily influenced by Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian, Dutch, and Portuguese; while Filipino (Tagalog) has many influences from Spanish and English. That's why these languages share many basic words like "sky" and "ear," but words that are related to newer ideas like "newspapers" and "reporter" are not the same because they are borrowed from different sources.

[@yashwardhantubid2581]

Hmmm Good knowledge 👍

[@elafalshahrani3174]

I think you mean that Arabic influenced Persian, because in Arabic language we do not have Persian words.

[@kilanspeaks]

@@elafalshahrani3174 dude, there are actually examples in this very video. The word أستاذ in Arabic is actually a borrowed term from استاذ in Classic Persian.

[@elafalshahrani3174]

@@kilanspeaks Who says we use a ( أستاذ ) ? It is not common, we have our own word in our great language which is ( مُعلم ).

[@elafalshahrani3174]

@@userstrynaservive Tell me which words in Arabic have Persian origin? In classical Arabic and not dialects?

[@faimontazara7254]

Zarina voice sound like ASMR, so soft & comvy 😊🤍

[@Naima-y5h]

Who is from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@AzmainAdil-id6gk]

I am in Kangladesh😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mamunroshid1623]

​@@Naima-y5h I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@aritrajitchakraborty8389]

I am not from bangladesh, ami poschimbongo theke 😅

[@SPIDEbd13]

ami

[@shofikulislam9622]

Love ❤❤

[@yernur_ismailov]

We Kazakhs also use the words like: "habarsy"- reporter/journalist; "älem", "dünie", "jahan" - world. I'm not a language expert, but as far as I know, our language has a lot of Arabic, Turkic, ancient Indo-Iranian languages such as Avestan, and even Sanskrit. After all, for many centuries, millennia, the territory of today's Kazakhstan and other parts of Central Asia were inhabited by various ancient Indo-Iranian and then Turkic tribes. Therefore, we still have many similar words with these countries.

[@Lonely_Phoenix]

Себебі ТҮРКІ ҚАҒАНАТ 🐺🐺🐺

[@Akmezo_]

underrated comment

[@yerkeyerke4856]

Шахар, ұстаз, оқытушы, жаһан, дүние сөздердің бәрі араб-парсыдан енген сөздерді айтпады.

[@QueenForever-c9h]

The languages of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have similar words 🇰🇿❤️🇺🇿

[@ShuhratIsmatov-m7l]

85%

[@MrNobody-i2t]

Uzbek and arabic girls are so beautiful

[@muhtaralimamadalimov4378]

MI UZBEK

[@islamnaima2009]

Everyone is beautiful ❤

[@SevinchXabibullayeva-dl7ud]

Yes of course ❤

[@Javlonbekxursandov-s6o]

I am crazy about her

[@mrs_nobody-7r]

Because we are mislims

[@navrozrasulov9915]

Uzbek and khazakh languages very similar

[@armanboranbayev8856]

Kazakh

[@Lonely_Phoenix]

cause we are brothers (turkic)

[@دلنورا]

Uzbek and Kazakh 💗💗💗

[@ЧынгызКудайбергенов-е7т]

Индонезийка такая куколка и арабка,Узбекистанка и Казахстанка тоже красавицы 😊

[@Comebackherein2050]

In kazakh we also say “ustaz” for teacher and word “galim” too We have a lot of words from arabic language

[@Hj-te6mm]

Üstad is of Persian origin

[@Currently-studying]

Uzbekistan ❤❤❤ From The Phil.

[@muhtaralimamadalimov4378]

ox tankyou

[@HadichaHon-mk4ip]

Philippine ❤❤❤ From Uzbekistan

[@sarang_anica7040]

@@HadichaHon-mk4ip❤

[@LikeLike250]

In Uzbekistan we also say muallim, it means teacher.

[@mineyya]

Bu so'z bizga arab tilidan kirib kelgan. Ustoz ham bor, u fors tilidan. O'qituvchi o'zbek tiliga ko'proq to'g'ri keladi

[@danaayoub5436]

how interesting! In arabic we say muallim (male) and muallimah (female) for teachers too

[@mineyya]

@@danaayoub5436 ohhh i absolutely understand you. Becuz we also use these arabic words, some arabic and farsi words came to our language and mixed

[@MrNobody-i2t]

Uzbeks and Kazaks Turkic people they are brothers🐺🐺

[@Rajib-rh9sl]

That "kertas-gunting-batu" I love that.Repeatedly watching. I'm Bangladeshi.🇧🇩

[@ilai7893]

One of my favorite videos from this channel, since there's actually diversity and it's not just everyone agreeing for everything. Great to get a mix of beautiful girls from different cultures too

[@nazerkeahymetbek6754]

Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 🇰🇿 🇰🇿 🇰🇿

[@Keylen.k]

the arabic girl is so chill i like her love from kazakhastan ❤

[@adibajannat334]

m here seeing Bangladeshi flag 👀🇧🇩 Take love others brothers from Bengal 🤝

[@FarihaKhanam100]

Thanks ❤❤

[@michannelolero2077]

Kazakhstan 🇰🇿

[@user_1766]

🇺🇿❤️🇰🇿🤗💪

[@user-or3dh9xm9d]

In kazakh we also use “Ustaz” to religion teachers and sometimes to just regular teachers (dialect)

[@asudesengun6303]

In Turkey we say usta for the profession teachers

[@user-or3dh9xm9d]

@@asudesengun6303 usta in Kazakh is used for blacksmiths

[@Qazmuslim]

Ұстазым менің ұстазым дейсің ғо

[@Armanjamshidi-q1r]

Ustad is the Persian word for master

[@user-or3dh9xm9d]

@@Armanjamshidi-q1r in Kazakh usta used for the master

[@RobiyaShukurillayeva]

Uzbek? She so beauty ❤

[@Kim_Sunhye08]

I am from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 Team Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

[@birchimdim_TUZ]

in Uzbek 1. singer - qo'shiqchi, xonanda, hofiz, baxshi 2. reporter - muxbir, jurnalist 3. newspaper - gazeta 4. city - shahar 5. teacher - ustoz, muallim, o'qituvchi, domla 6. earth - yer, zamin, kurra 7. ear - quloq 8. table - stol, miz(most Uzbeks do not know this word but we have this word. I read this word in the book "Yulduzli tunlar") 9. scissors - qaychi, qilliq(This is the name of the scissors used for shearing sheep's wool) 10. pen - ruchka(we also have the word" qalam" but we mean "qalam" to pencil) 11. sky - osmon, ko'k, samo, falak 12. world - dunyo, jahon, yer yuzi, olam

[@mohammadrezakoochaki8723]

خیلی از واژه های ازبکی و فارسی به هم شبیه هستند . درود بر مردم خوب ازبکستان از ایران ، شیراز🌹❤

[@birchimdim_TUZ]

@@mohammadrezakoochaki8723 ❤️

[@КайратТурлыбек-ъ9ь]

in Kazakh 1) Singer - Änşı, Ärtıs 2) Reporter - Jurnalist, Jurgızuşı 3) Newspaper - Gazet 4) City - Şahar, Qala 5) Teacher - Ūstaz, Muğalım, Oqytuşy 6) Earth - Jer 7) Ear - Qulaq 8) Table - Üstel, Oryndyq 9) Scissors - Qaişy 10) Pen - Qalam, Qalamsap, Ruşka 11) Sky - Aspan, Kök 12) World - Jer jüzı, Alem, Dünie, Ğalam, Jahan. There are more Arabic and Persian words in Uzbek than in Kazakh😅

[@faren0003]

In iran we say donya too, but jahan is for main language The iran is perfect for learning language😂 We can undrestand arabic because of islam and our writing and the arab people of iran We can undrestand india ,pakistan,afghanistan,uzbakistan,tagikestan,tokamanistan,.. Because in the old time iran with these countries were one country like sasanids and parthians and achaemenids,...and they have same language with name of parsi and we can undrestand turkish too because iran have many turks i'm turk too, turk of iran and most of people speak turkish now i can go to the turkey without english because i can undrestand most of the language they talk

[@this_world.s_test]

​@@КайратТурлыбек-ъ9ь im from khorazm😅 i understand both uzbek Kazakh because khorazm is from oguz turks. We have no tajiks so our language has no influence of persian.

[@Ayeshaakter23434]

Iove from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Indonesia 🇮🇩 has Dutch 🇳🇱. Philippines 🇵🇭 has Spanish 🇪🇸 and American English. Older Filipinos will describe "singer" as "kantante", which is from Spanish.

[@yerong345]

Kantante? Ano yun? LOL

[@reboltv4246]

parang taga kanta instead of kantante siguro ung mga ilustrado

[@WineSippingCowboy]

The older Filipinos knew Spanish. Ask a Mexican 🇲🇽, other Latino or a Spaniard. 🇪🇸

[@arlymranario1563]

Correct Tagalog word for singer is mangaawit. I never heard of the word kantante use in actual conversation, but if it is from Spanish then it's a loan word..not original Tagalog

[@karaxxii]

​@@arlymranario1563The original comment said it is from Spanish.

[@Chinainjapan]

Hi friends✨Thank you so much for watching this video! I hope you have a wonderful day today✨-China🇯🇵

[@skilift8717]

you're welcome

[@_rianxin]

this is not china it's Japan b 😑

[@Enhyphen4ever4life]

@@_rianxin her name is china and she is from japan

[@Via_15]

Hi China! You're very pretty and your language is very beautiful

[@ワンツースリーありがとう]

@@_rianxinit’s her name stop embarrassing yourself

[@tomoyagou]

チナちゃんは喋り方が可愛いだけじゃなくて、見た目も可愛い。 英語、発音がクリアで口の動きも大きくてみんなが聞き取りやすい😊

[@Chinainjapan]

こんにちは！この動画に出ているチナです！素敵なコメントをありがとうございます✨とっても嬉しいです！これからも頑張りますのでよろしくお願いします☺️

[@tomoyagou]

@@Chinainjapan 返信嬉しい😃ガンバって❕応援してます❕

[@mdnaime6391]

চায়না ভাষা পৃথিবীর সবথেকে কঠিন ভাষা😮

[@tojimamatsolijonov4721]

I LOVE ALL IAM FROM UZBEKISTAN🇸🇱

[@СамЕн-г6ж]

Bayrog'ini tug'ri qo'yishi urgan!🇺🇿тентак!

[@yaxshi_okay]

​@@СамЕн-г6ж Angilischa gapiryapti😂eshon bobo

[@KekekkeKekkeke]

love Uzbekistan from Philippines

[@Ozturkxon]

Jin ursin har doimgidek bayroqni adashtirishdi 🥲😁🤦‍♂️

[@tojimamatsolijonov4721]

@@Ozturkxon anu ikosini ayasini ami siz mas

[@Omour-Faruk]

IDK why the 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan girl shy all the time , I mean she really wants to pass the mic as fast as possible 😂

[@KamronbekAbdunopiyev]

Bu madaniyat qizlar uchun

[@muhtaralimamadalimov4378]

ishin nma

[@zarifam1635]

Coz she barely speaks Uzbek

[@helloworld-ti5zs]

​@@zarifam1635Because she and Kazakh girl are nervous like hell. I know our mentality.

[@IDMarketer]

​​@@KamronbekAbdunopiyevit make her more cute in my opinion

[@umaysubcafe]

Please make a video for the Turkic family 🇰🇿🇦🇿🇰🇬🇹🇷🇹🇲🇺🇿

[@mrs_nobody-7r]

I agree🇺🇿

[@aliw83]

Beautiful ladys! American girl has cute voice...🥰 Hello from Uzbekistan!

[@bdgamingaha]

Hello Brother

[@hellohello-xj2qp]

the Arabian girl is so pretty and the Indonesia girl is positive vibes, i like her energy

[@qazaqturk1360]

Turkic nationals: Qazaq, Ózbek, Türk, Ázeri, Türkmen, Uyghur, Kyrgyz, Qaraqalpak, Qarapapah, Kümuk, Noģay, Karačay, Balqar, Tatar, Başqort, Laqai, Gagaüz, Çuvaş, Kirim-tatarlary, Kirimşaq, Altailar, Haqas, Tuva, Saha(Yakut), Tofalar, Tubalar, Karaim, Kereit, Qashqai, Hazar, Halaş, Dolgan, Şorttar, Afşar, Qyzylbaşttar, Salar, Telengit, Çelqan, Çulym, Haşseven, Horasan turks, Teleut, Tagçi, Sirgeli, Sagai, Sart, Musabazari, Kumandin, Kuresunni, Kuramin, Kovui, Kaçin, Qatagan, Qaramanlid, Qaradaĝ, Kaltatai, Qaragaş, Kadjar, Inallu, Ive, Eraz, Gadjal, Berendei, Bozoq, Bayat, Basmil, Barlas, Agaşer, Airumu, Akaçir, Ansarlu, Alabugat-tatar, Iranian Ázeri, Afghani Qazaq and Uzbek, Chinee Qazaq and Uyghurs on Cin-Cian. And more my Turkic brother and sister. Great Turan, Great Turkic Kaganat! 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🌙

[@white_gray_black]

بین از نیمی از واژگانی که دختران قزاقی و ازبکی گفتن ریشه ی پارسی داشت! از ترکی حرف میزنی؟!😂 Use KZbin translation!

[@mrs_nobody-7r]

🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@yasashii89]

Korean and Japanese sound similar because they're not native words. They're loanwords from chinese.

[@tomoyagou]

日本語と韓国語と英語が話せます。 漢字が同じだと、日本語と韓国語は発音が一緒

[@magzhantursunbayev8534]

Yes, early chinese loanwords

[@btsfanbd-i5j]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🌷🌷

[@Imona-hg9kz]

UZBEKISTAN 🇺🇿❤

[@fatemehmanhope536]

صادقانه که نگاه کنین وقتی بین اون همه زبون یهو فارسی صحبت میکنه گوشتون یه لطافت خاصی حس میکنه ✨✨

[@nikhilsrivastava3393]

Absolutely

[@superboy3633]

And for me Hindi.

[@Armanjamshidi-q1r]

Based

[@AbdurRahman-iz5ci]

please Give me your facebook id.

[@MrNobody-i2t]

Becouse you must be farsi

[@komilakobilova5689]

4:10 the indian girl saying “shahar” its also same with uzbek language, because Babur went to the Indian subcontinent, Akbarshah was the grandson of Babur, and i think it played a huge role on language also

[@abcdxyz3716]

Both borrowed from Persian

[@orchibarua6223]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@akansha_sri]

Hey❤ may I know the situation of hindus living there ? We here in India are really concerned for them , please reply .. are they okay now?

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

stol in kazach and uzbek is interesting, in german we have "Stuhl", which means chair. There is probably some very ancient connection with these words. As in the "elevated board that things and people can be placed on"

[@durbek4389]

stol is russian word. Kazakhs and uzbeks use many russian words in daily life because they were part of Soviet Union.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

@@durbek4389 yeah my idea was that the word is so old, from a time before Slavic and Germanic languages were different.

[@SalokhiddinMukhiddinov]

Maybe both languages are influenced by Russian?

[@Nabij-rl1nk]

"Stul" - Rus "Kursi", "O'rindiq" "Stol"- Uzbek, Kazak

[@vcsesec]

@@Nabij-rl1nkстул (stul) is chair.

[@Turanian894]

Uzbekistan girl very very beautiful 🎉🎉

[@jahedabegum124]

Lot of LOVE From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@SilpaSilpa-ln7lv]

thanks from bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩😊😊

[@elivile.]

They're all so beautiful.

[@helloworld-ti5zs]

No. Korean girl is beautiful as she is with plastic surgery. I noticed that she looked at the natural beauty Uzbek girl with irritation and envy. )) 😂 Also I see that she is arrogant a little. Never forgets that she is from rich country. 🤔 Japanese and Arabic girls are sweet.

[@tarkhaan_100]

Arabic girl is pretty

[@LukeSkywalker450]

Good but I think Uzbekistan girl

[@tarkhaan_100]

@@LukeSkywalker450 my top: 1. Kazakh girl, 2. Arabic girl, 3. Korean and 4. Uzbek

[@LukeSkywalker450]

@@tarkhaan_100 so you are Arabic man

[@tarkhaan_100]

@@LukeSkywalker450 im Kazakh

[@tarkhaan_100]

@@LukeSkywalker450 I just like how look arabic girl in this video

[@turanggalazuardi5886]

woah, the Lebanon girl's voice sounds so luxury!

[@Mrwinsome7]

Uzbekistan 🇺🇿❤

[@NusratJahan-h3p8n]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@Carl29330]

Uzbek 🇺🇿, American 🇺🇸, Indonesian 🇲🇨, Arabic 🇱🇧, Indian 🇮🇳, Korean 🇰🇷, Kazakh 🇰🇿 girls are more beautiful! 😍🫰🏻

[@bishbashbosh3863]

Creep

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

@@bishbashbosh3863 He literally said he finds them beautiful. There's nothing creepy about that.

[@bishbashbosh3863]

@@user-jt3dw6vv4x calling a bunch of teenage girls beautiful. Yes, that by definition is creepy. If you condone this behavior, you yourself is a creep as well.

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

Philippine🇵🇭girls are ♾️ times more beautiful than Asian, Middle East, Europe, American girls lol

[@billhefner8034]

Agree

[@PratUshh]

"Bhumi" - is also in Hindi. 🇮🇳

[@carzedclub]

Who cares

[@xzxasxadxas]

@@carzedclub I do.

[@superboy3633]

It is Sanskrit word.

[@samiulmahi2272]

In Bangla also🇧🇩

[@Ishaan2009creations]

In Malayalam (Another Indian Language) also! 🇮🇳

[@Topmoviesssstop]

Kazakh and Uzbek girls are very beautiful ❤

[@jennie-m3s]

Zarine Uzbek girl so gorgeous and pretty ❤❤

[@HadichaHon-mk4ip]

Lekn biza ulani yuzi uchun kormayamizayu u daje ozbechaniyam tori etomayapti ashulachini певец didi. Manimcha haqiqy ozbe qizini olishi kere

[@Nala8.6]

​@@HadichaHon-mk4ipmenimcha ozbek bomasa kerakda. Ozbekistonlik lekin rus

[@HadichaHon-mk4ip]

@@Nala8.6 shu qo'shilaman yarim ozbek yarim rus

[@Ssandayo]

ちなちゃん、今までの日本代表の中で一番(というか唯一)英語がうまい気がする✨

[@frncsjm]

Paper rock scissors in 🇵🇭 can also be said as “jak en poy” which I believe was derived from janken pon from 🇯🇵

[@gregorypetty6887]

True. That Filipino girl is wrong. I don't know what part of the Philippines she is from, but even a Filipino American like me knows that Rock Paper Scissors is pronounced " jak en poy" which is derived from the Japanese language.

[@hash3776]

@@gregorypetty6887 she's not completely wrong, bato bato pick is also common.

[@gregorypetty6887]

@@hash3776 Then she should have said both "jak en poy" and "bato bato pick". She is the same woman who in the last video got a lot of criticism from other Filipino people.

[@Pareng_Doc]

I think she came from a "well off" family in the Phils. Somewhere in Makati, BGC, Ortigas or Alabang.

[@mic-shellcrackson3800]

@@gregorypetty6887maybe you join instead of complaining about the representation. like chill bruh you didn’t even know bato bato pick was a thing

[@santhoshv3028]

Indian girl don't know how to relate with other language word. For example bumi is actually indian word for earth. She didn't even mentioned it. And also about guru, she started speaking after Bangladeshi girl gave explanation.

[@a77opteritoget66]

should have chose who knows south and north languages that girl is punjabi i think

[@Pixieswishxo]

Yea but they are discussing about Hindi.. bumi isn't word for earth in Hindi but it is in many other Indian languages almost everyone would understand bumi is earth in india

[@Jiishaan]

Same with Bangladeshi girl too.. we also use Bumi, and Mej for table.

[@MarshalVeliant]

We don't use bumi (jobin) for the whole earth. We Only use it for the ​land. And basically we use mej for the floor. We don't use any specific word for the table. @@Jiishaan

[@Jiishaan]

@@MarshalVeliant you have no idea about Bangla language. Do your research bro.. please do. :)

[@MBLkyzo4x]

I'm from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 love you sister ❤❤❤ come to Bangladesh ❤❤❤

[@MSIsaied]

It's a unique program, It should be sustainable to share each other culture

[@sarak1552]

Because of the Persian empire, the Persian language (mainly spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan now) has influenced other languages in the region, including Arabic, Azerbaijani, Kurdish, Turkish, Urdu (Hindi), Uyghur, and Uzbek. That's why there are some similarities such as Shahr, Jahan, Aseman,...cause they are all Persian words.

[@sarak1552]

Another interesting fact that again is related to the Persian Empire is the Persian suffix -"stan" which means “place of,” or “where one stands.” It is found in the names of seven countries: Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.

[@sarak1552]

India (Hindustan)

[@UrurjrRhhrhrhrh]

You mean the Arabic language is the one that influenced all these languages, as the Persian alphabet is also of Arabic origin

[@sarak1552]

@@UrurjrRhhrhrhrh Arabic has definitely influenced Persian and other languages as well. Moalem (teacher) or kalam (pen) are good examples in this video. The words that I mentioned above are Persian ones tho.

[@texmexexpress]

​​​​@@UrurjrRhhrhrhrhNo, it hasn't. Also ur alphabet is of Aramaic origin and was created by the Persians who shaped the letters, linked them together and invented the dots, check ur Kufic script before and after Persian influence. Btw read this before u spout out that arabic nonsense: پژوهشگر let's see 😂

[@AND1JANES98]

UZBEKISTAN 🇺🇿

[@juandiegovalverde1982]

That´s due to the huge influence of Arabic, Samskrit and Middle Chinese in Asian languages. "Mesa" is Portuguese.

[@xsantee]

for teacher she missed to say MAESTRO/MAESTRA or guro for Philippines

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

Yeah those three languages have the most impact on Asian languages, Persian too.

[@texmexexpress]

You forget the most influential language of them all which is Persian.

[@juandiegovalverde1982]

@@texmexexpress mainly in Central Asian and South Asian languages. But many Persian loanwords in those languages came to Persian from Arabic.

[@texmexexpress]

​@@juandiegovalverde1982No Juan, Stop being dishonest. Most of those Persian loanwords in those languages are *purely Persian.* Central Asia and South Asia use classical Persian terminology that only Iranians understand. Its hilarious how you try undermine Persian when it undoubtedly had the greatest influence of them all in Asia.

[@saykawithblush7767]

I really liked the language and pronunciation of a girl from Lebanon❤ It sounded charming, but it was also so mysterious. And I was really proud of the girl from Kazakhstan, girl, you're gorgeous, keep it up! Қазақстан алға! 🇰🇿

[@mrs_nobody-7r]

Love from uzbekistan ❤❤❤🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@aliyabatyq4277]

Kazakh girl is so stunning and elegant ^^

[@mr.vantonsea3663]

Ustadz in Indonesia is a Islamic teacher and Guru is the teacher in general. Bumi=Earth Alam=Nature, Alami=Natural Semesta=Universe

[@sauryangupta4628]

There is a word in hindi which is samast which means all For example -samast prakar ke prani All type of creatures

[@superboy3633]

​@@sauryangupta4628Yes Samasta means all. And Bhumi means land Prithvi or Dharti means Earth Brhamand means universe aakash ganga means galaxy. Because of our old celestial knowledge we have words for literally everything in the Universe.

[@akashsingh7349]

Bhumi, guru, smesta words are taken from sanskrit.

[@ruselleguiangpineofficial]

Exactly in the Philippines that's true... 🇵🇭❤😊

[@95s.thv.]

The Bengali girl's pronunciation is so cool 💅🏻

[@adibajannat334]

Hey Bangladeshi apu...you nailed it. And your voice is also beautiful..kinda like me hehe! Take lovee 😘

[@MdFahim-gc4ij]

Yeah and I'am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@RusselGimang]

Wow all ladies are beautiful im from Philippines,

[@ChanchalOjha-ym5io]

Expect Bangladesh

[@helloworld-ti5zs]

Except Korean one. Her beauty is not natural. Plastic surgery.

[@rosesteel4317]

3:42 we also say gazete in Turkish

[@i_slaybetterthanyou]

turkic languages

[@irene6607]

The indian girl didn’t mention it but we use Jahan & alam as well!

[@superboy3633]

No we don't use them. Nobody in India use these words. Sansaar is the correct word for World.

[@superboy3633]

These words are used by mainly Muslims of India speaking Urdu.

[@akashsingh7349]

​@@superboy3633Right but these words are also use in hindi as well not common but yes it's use. Even other religious people use these words.

[@Blueberry-111jk]

​​@@superboy3633 jahan is also used in India like in movies and song ......urdu is a part of india

[@joshuabell1133]

@@superboy3633 "saare jahan se acha hindustan hamara"

[@sajib_Biswas1]

Very interesting. Not only that, I only listened to your language, I had a keen eye on all the girls. Everyone was really beautiful. The English girl's voice was very sweet And the Japanese language is sweet. 😊 ❤ 🇧🇩

[@SINGULARITY.691]

This video ofc attracted many people of different countries.

[@Xxommonni]

The teen girl’s voice is so cute and soft!!!!!!🥹🥰❤

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

?

[@emo1204]

Cringe

[@cheeneabi8740]

True, I was wondering for a while if that is her real voice..

[@ashrafulalam3936]

7:58 Liver

[@Sugas_Wifeu-A.K.A-Chipmunk]

Cringe af

[@superwin9000]

Gotta love the Japanese one! but I like the Arabic Accent, it sounds ancient.

[@Ahmed-pf3lg]

Arabic sounds ancient because this Arabic here is Standard Arabic, which is actually ancient (but still spoken to this day). Such a majestic language!

[@superboy3633]

Most ancient language in this world is Sanskrit. And Hindi have many Sanskrit words.

[@superboy3633]

Hindi sounds most ancient

[@superboy3633]

Arabic is only 1300 -1400 year old but Sanskrit is more than 5000year old. The most oldest literature is written on Sanskrit around 2000-1500bce. Rigveda.

[@Ahmed-pf3lg]

@@superboy3633 Arabic is not 1400 years old.. lol. Islam is 1400 years old. Arabic is extremely old. At least 3000 years old.

[@Blueberry-111jk]

7:01 In indian they also call earth as bhumi ( hindi) and jameen ( urdu)

[@puneetiqbal]

Bhumi is land.

[@Blueberry-111jk]

​@@puneetiqbal bhumi means both ....earth or land 😊

[@puneetiqbal]

@@Blueberry-111jk I still have my doubts, Thank you anyways. 😁

[@Blueberry-111jk]

@@puneetiqbal u can goggle it 😇

[@lee__jiwoo_12K]

Uzbekistan🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿 Uzbek girl is so beautiful❤😊

[@Вазираван]

I think you should invite a girl who is fluent in Uzbek (who has got an Uzbek accent) to the show.

[@Immadlin]

Love Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 ❤

[@Isabellesyt2010]

I loved Arabic ones. Sounds really nice .

[@abdullamahmudov2679]

Uzbekiston olga 🇺🇿

[@SetaraParvin-tu2oj]

Watching only for the Bangladeshi girl 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@HomeTravelGardenInspo]

Coconut 🥥

[@Deepnandy148]

Being an Indian bengali,I can relate to both ( ind and Bangladesh))😊.... And every Bengali word is applicable to India also.... because Bengali is India's 2nd most spoken language after hindi

[@zzzz1115]

In my country we say Singer - gayakaya Reporter - warthakaru Newspaper - paththaraya City - nagaraya Teacher - guruthuma Earth - pruthuwiya Ear - kana Table - mesaya Scissor - kathura Pen - pana Sky - ahasa, akashaya World - lokaya

[@ruselleguiangpineofficial]

Bato bato pick or Jack en poy in Philippines are same words... rock paper scissor...

[@AK-mf1bo]

Hindi is basically Sanskrit, Persian and Arabic combined together

[@OneGiuseppe]

Russian is not the common thing between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. There is a lot more about similarities between these languages. Russian is just there due to colonialism

[@user-or3dh9xm9d]

They are both Turkic languages! There is only a table and a newspaper in Russian.

[@OneGiuseppe]

@@user-or3dh9xm9d are you idiot

[@chisaki703]

Yes it is a common thing lmao

[@OneGiuseppe]

@@chisaki703 it is not

[@hydeqyzy]

YESSS! we share a lot with each other Kazakhs and Uzbeks have many similarities in culture and language, not just the fact that they were both colonized by Russia. I don’t understand why we always need to mention the Russian language or Russia every time we need to talk about our countries, we are more than that. I actually don’t want people always to associate us with russia.

[@SadiaKamalSigma]

❤❤ I will enjoy this video❤😊😊 Love from Bangladesh. ❤😊

[@devetuccari]

Earth, Ard. Same pronounce in English and Arabic. Original word Or. This means place of settlement, place of living. It is used frequently in the Turkish language. "Yer, Ordu/Orda/Ordos, Yurt"

[@kiawegamer]

I can expect it from Philippines because they were influenced by Spain and it quite remains in their vocabulary, but I'm surprised that India and Indonesia have also similar words for the way we say table in Spanish, we say mesa, like in the Philippines मेज़ (mez) in Hindi Meja in Indonesian Btw, Uzbek sounded like Russian (I know just a few words and phrases from Russian and is Стол pronounced stol)

[@filipino_mapper_o]

Indonesia was colonized by the Netherlands, and the Netherlands was once under the Spanish control, maybe that's why they have somehow similarities in some words

[@OnelAndwari]

​@@filipino_mapper_ono meja in Indonesia i believe comes from portuguese (portuguese also came to Indonesia) and portuguese have similar word woth spanish