Can South Indians Understand Each Other?

Can Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam speakers understand each other and Dravidian languages such as Gondi, Brahui, Tulu, Kurukh, Beary, Kui, and others? In this episode we showcase some of the similarities and test the degree of mutual intelligibility between Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. Instead of a list of words and sentences, Chandrika (Kannada speaker), Sreekanth (Telugu speaker), Sarayu (Tamil speaker), and Francis (Malayalam speaker) will each read statements/paragraphs in their respective languages to see how well they can understand one another.
Be sure to check out part 2, as we compare Beary, Tulu, Malayalam, and Kodava: • Beary vs Tulu vs Malay...
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Dravidian languages are a primarily spoken in southern India and northern Sri Lanka, with smaller numbers elsewhere. There are many Dravidian languages and their roots go back to ancient times. Telugu (తెలుగు), Tamil (தமிழ்), Kannada (ಕನ್ನಡ) and Malayalam (മലയാളം) are the Dravidian languages with the most speakers. Other Dravidian languages with large populations include Tulu (ತುಳು / തുളു), Gondi (గోండీ), Brahui (براهوئی), which is spoken in the Balochistan region of Pakistan and Afghanistan, Kurukh (குடுக்கு / কুড়ুখ / କୁଡ଼ୁଖ), Beary (ಬ್ಯಾರಿ ಬಾಸೆ), Kui (କୁଇ), Kodava (ಕೊಡವ), Koya (కోయా / କୋୟା / कोया), and many others.
Just like their languages, the culture and history of Dravidian people is very ancient. Going back to the third century BCE, many Dravidian empires began to form and have a major amount influence outside the region linguistically and culturally. Empires such as the Chera, Chola, Pandyan, Chutu, Rashtrakuta, Vijayanagara, Pallava, Chalukya, Hoysala, and Kingdom of Mysore. The cultural influence extended to southeast Asia and locally developed scripts such as Grantha and Pallava script induced the development of many native scripts such as Khmer, Javanese Kawi, Baybayin, and Thai. Dravidian culture is unique and can be visibly noticed through traditional clothing, cuisine, music, architecture, literature, and much more. Although each region in South India will have it own distinct forms, there are similarities that can be found all across. For instance, similarities in the cuisines include the presence of rice as a staple food, the use of lentils and spices, dried red chilies and fresh green chilies, coconut, and native fruits and vegetables including tamarind, plantain, snake gourd, garlic, and ginger.
Dravidian languages have long literary traditions, with Tamil having the earliest recorded ones. Tamil literature has a classical tradition of its own which is very rich and spans more than two thousand years. Among the many historical works, the five Tamil epics Jivaka-chintamani, Cilappatikaram, Manimekalai, Kundalakesi and Valayapathi are together known as The Five Great Epics of Tamil Literature. The earliest known literary work in Malayalam is Ramacharitam, an epic poem written by Cheeraman. The Kannada language is usually divided into three linguistic phases: Old (450-1200 CE), Middle (1200-1700 CE) and Modern (1700-present) and its literary characteristics are categorized as Jain, Lingayatism and Vaishnava-recognizing the prominence of these three faiths in giving form to classical expression of the language, until the advent of the modern era. Telugu literature also contains many masterpieces, including historical ones such as Andhra Maha Bhagavatamu (Pothana Bhagavatam) by Pothana (బమ్మెర పోతన), Basava Purana, Panditaradhya charitra, Malamadevipuranamu and Somanatha Stava by Palkuriki Somanatha, Sumati Satakam by Baddena Bhupaludu, Kanyasulkam by Gurajada Apparao, Gayopakhyanam by Chilakamarti Lakshmi Narasimham, and many others!
All in all, Dravidian languages and people have a very rich history. The modern conception of the Proto-Dravidian language, which is based on reconstruction, is believed to have been spoken in the 4th millennium BCE, and began forming into various branches around the 3rd millennium BCE.

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Be sure to check out part 2, as we compare Beary, Tulu, Malayalam, and Kodava: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3rKoYqZpa6Xeq8 ---------------------------- A few corrections to the Tamil portion of the video, it should actually be as follows: 1. நான் காலை ஆறரை மணிக்கு பள்ளி பேருந்து நிறுத்தத்திற்கு சென்று அடைதேன். 2. நான் ப்ரியாவின் வீட்டிற்கு அவளிடம் மன்னிப்பு கேட்க சென்றேன் 3. என் அண்டை வீட்டார், ஒரு நாய் மற்றும் பல செடி கொடிகளை வளர்த்து வருகிறார் 4. என் தோழர்கள் இரத்தம் தானம் செய்ய மருத்துவமனைக்கு சென்றார்கள் 5. என் பெற்றோர்கள், பள்ளி விடுமுறைக்காக ஒரு குளிர் தேசத்திற்கு சென்றனர். Hope you enjoy this week's video as we compare four Dravidian languages with the most number of speakers. Dravidian languages are among the oldest in the world with very rich and long literary traditions. Tamil is the oldest among them and has the earliest recorded literature. Please follow and contact us on Instagram if you have any suggestions or if you speak a language that has not been featured before and would like to participate in a future video: instagram.com/BahadorAlast

[@santosh-un2bj]

Most wonderful job and excellent participants.

[@louisfisher614]

I'd read that Dravidian is the oldest living language family on earth.

[@joesmith4894]

@Udoy Deori I believe they're almost same

[@akhileshkinnigoli8159]

Kannada has lot of persian in its official and legal language used in courts and in property documents. Please make a video on that

[@joesmith4894]

@@akhileshkinnigoli8159 but my understanding is South Indian languages didn't get impacted by Persian?

[@santoshsridhar4898]

I am Kannadiga married to Tamilian, born and stay in Hyderabad, speak telugu and also love watching malayalam films.

[@eobardparker6841]

Mamma Hemmeya Kannadiga.Yellara jothe hondhikondiruvudhu

[@orangesite7625]

Crazy😱

[@joycoorg8136]

Iam a malayali born in kodagu...karnataka !!!! know kannada malayalam tulu coorgi hindi and tamil language

[@sunilrks9272]

Im tamilan born in karnataka,now staying in hydrebad having malayalli friends and watching all 4 laguages

[@chennaboinaprashanthi1075]

Telugu vaccha bro niku

[@gokukn2336]

Im from Tamilnadu. Last week i met a Malayalee tourist here, asking me for directions to some shops.😄 He speak in malayalam and i answered in tamil. But we both understands each other.😄

[@PanchaytiMitrra]

Hii, buddy. Could you please help me find out how to learn Telugu. I'm an North Indian so I only can speak Hindi and English so I want to learn one South indian language to learn. Could you suggest me some KZbin channels the best to learn Telugu from Hindi or English language or if you could please suggest me some best basics book for learning Telugu

[@leelaadhar1767]

​@@PanchaytiMitrrasee videos related to how to learn telugu

[@southtechie]

Tamil is the mother of Malayalam. Even the word malayalam is Tamil.

[@hsboat5340]

Malayalam is originated from Tamil

[@NUKE4621]

Thats true

[@iamdhiva7362]

Telugu × kannada❤ Kannada× telugu❤ Tamil × Malayalam❤ Malayalam × tamil❤

[@johnhonai4601]

They selected bad examples; They should have picked Malayali who has never stayed outside Kerala, Telugu who has ever stayed outside Telugu states... likewise

[@devadathans5506]

As a Malayali, I can say that Francis is understanding way too much of the other languages for a malayali😂

[@MalayaliinUK]

He was stoned then😂

[@user-zi2yw2ki7d]

he’s sharper

[@eternalsunshine1828]

I'm a malayali, I also understood just like Francis.

[@abhisheksrivastava5633]

He seems like an introvert too.😅

[@raghar3546]

😂

[@eshwart5463]

Mother Tongue Telugu, Can speak in Tamil, Can read Kannada to some extent, Totally 0 knowledge about Malayalam but still love to watch Drishyam 2 with English sub titles 🤣

[@gudimetlavijaybharath8921]

If you know most of the telugu and have good observation ability while watching mallu videos or movies,malayalam is a piece of cake for the standard of a non-mallu😉.

[@sojanvargheese7849]

If you can speak in tamil and telugu,malayalam is a piece of cake for you Because it has the vocabulary of telugu and the grammar of tamil

[@keerthigummadi]

Same batch idharam😂😂

[@kesh4417]

You don't even need english subtitles to watch Drishyam if you can speak Tamil.

[@karthiksubramanianlakshmi]

I speak Tamil, Malayalam, can manage in Telugu, understand movies in Kannada

[@ranjithperimpulavil2950]

I am a Malayali from Kerala. Malayalis understand Tamil very well. And many Tamilians understand Malayalam also. A Malayali and Tamilian can speak each other in their respective languages and understand each other very well.

[@edwinthomas8908]

Both share same ancestry but tamil influence is mainly in bordering states and people who watches tamil movies. Malaylam is heavly sanskritized language.

[@ralph6417]

@@edwinthomas8908 Almost 35% of Tamil language vocabularies derived from Sanskrit. Malayalam just even more.

[@tomorrow.]

Not really! As someone who can speak both Tamil and malayalam. Malayalis understand Tamil but they don't get the words to communicate back easily. Tamilians understand malayalam but finds it really difficult to communicate back. Malayalam has loan words from old Tamil, Sanskrit, Portugees, Arabic, persion, dutch and syriac languages due to trade. While Tamil is monotonous and derives directly from proto dravidian lang.

[@ralph6417]

@@tomorrow. Your statement is wrong in many ways. Especially the origin of Malayalam language and calling Tamil as a pure language.

[@Rl34748]

What OZ said is true... Malayalam is mix of a lot of languages eg: vakeel is word which came from Portuguese,Capitan is a word which came from Spanish.

[@pardesi2342]

Malayali guy is very intelligent and He understands very quickly.

[@MrJustinarokiaraj]

The languages are very similar Tamil and Malayalam, Malayalam uses some older versions of pure Tamil words. It's does have a slight Sanskrit influence unlike Tamil. So most Malayalis can understand Tamil.

[@JobyPanachickal]

Malayalm is a modern language ( New Gen) in the matter of languages Malayalam came from Tamil And deeply influenced by Sanskrit , Syriac , Greek , Arabic , Portuguese, Dutch and English thts why Malayalee can pronounce any words in any language...

[@akz4485]

Telugu guy also

[@ravindrangg]

I live in the US, born in Calcutta to Telugu speaking parents from Chennai, and grew up in New Delhi speaking Hindi and Punjabi. Went to grad school in Dharwar, learnt to speak Kannada and love watching Malayalam movies. I speak about 5 Indian languages. I love Tamil the best!

[@tharunzachariahjacob6981]

A lot of Malayalees can understand tamil...

[@southtechie]

If you remove English and Sanskrit words from Malayalam, I bet, it will become Tamil. Even in the word Malayalam, Malai is a Tamil word.

[@vivekbalan3384]

@@southtechie malayalam is a highly sanskritised language...If you remove sanskrit and manipravalam it is no more malayalam

[@damosaviationandtravelvide2854]

malayalam has lot of sanskrit words so they understand tamil better than kannadigas and telugus...

[@oliviawilson1085]

Even being a native Tamil speaker, I can understand Malayalam.

[@nishadnaseer2436]

@@vivekbalan3384 Exactly , right

[@kazumastigma9867]

Am a malayali. I can write, speak and read Tamil, Hindi and English . I can speak Telugu. and now learning kannada by watching movies

[@40-milanbabu89]

Wow!

[@chehacker2764]

I know one movie in Kannada KgF 😂🔅

[@kazumastigma9867]

@@chehacker2764 already watched

[@babayaga8865]

Telungu padikkan eluppam aano bro....

[@kazumastigma9867]

@@babayaga8865 Ariyilla. But enick easy aayitt thonni. Njn orupad movies kandanu padichath

[@chinni009]

I am from Andhra Pradesh but staying in Karnataka so I known these two South Indian languages fluently

[@ShivamsinghRajpoot-jc5pd]

I am from Amethi Uttar Pradesh...my favourite South Indian language malyalam ❤❤❤

[@user-rr7ox9le5h]

It's a gone case😢😢

[@jishamp7539]

Its beacuse malayam is 70% Sanskrit It is the most sanskritized language in india Source google

[@terminator-from-another-planet]

good to know

[@Phoebes8391]

@@jishamp7539 its not 70%

[@dhanyaknarayanan7192]

Malayalam is a beautiful soft language

[@chirurr6981]

I am from A.P. but I can assure you that whole Indians know a legendary Kannada sentence(ee sala cup namde)

[@rajavishnuvardhana6830]

🤣🤣

[@spr15]

😂😂

[@lowkeydiabolical]

😂😂

[@govindamuthyal7738]

😂😂

[@aryanchatterjee3313]

"Kannada gottilla" 😃

[@roelnikeahdem7130]

I speak tamil , malayalam and telugu fluently..I am a Malayalee but studying in tamil nadu with telugu friends😂.

[@idduboyinaramu2414]

Aithe Telugu vachchu annamaata meeku😊

[@arvindchikati3453]

Adhee migiccuuu

[@mamanuyir7363]

Hoo malyali

[@roelnikeahdem7130]

@@idduboyinaramu2414 avnu ..kani naku reading writing teliyadu

[@roelnikeahdem7130]

@@mamanuyir7363 athe malayali thanne😁

[@abhijit_mishra]

South indians: divided by bharatiya bhasa, united by English language

[@ganesharavindh2302]

I am Indian love South India 🇮🇳🙏 Because it creates good education and economic growth தமிழ் வாழ்க 🙏✊🔥

[@aditibadkur9795]

And making "Aazadi" & anti hindu slogans in benguluru !!

[@ganesharavindh2302]

@@aditibadkur9795 Are you andhbhakt 😂😂😂😂😂

[@manognyak6474]

​@@ganesharavindh2302It is really

[@joeladams4258]

Malayalam and Tamil are very very similar...Any Malayali can understand tamil

[@___-nf9rl]

Yeah 90% understood and we can speak

[@prakashgopi4681]

🤟🤚🤚🤚

[@lokeshp6392]

Surprisingly, Tamil and Malayalam seems similar upto basic conservation. No similarity after that. Malayalis understand Tamil only because they watch Tamil movies.

[@morningstararun6278]

I have visited Kerela. Almost all Malayalees can understand Tamil. I can understand upto like 35% of the Malayalam. I was very surprised to know that Malayalam uses many Tamil words which Tamils can understand but never use them duting conversations.

[@ajjuff281]

I'm Tamil, but Enikk Malayalam ariyam💖

[@gnk6288]

Moral of the story: you will find all 4types of people @"NAMMA BENGALURU" only. 😎

[@spider-man9694]

Chennai also🤣

[@rayezwartune]

Hyd too

[@_._omkar]

In mumbai you will find alllll people of india

[@s888r]

Well, I do know one sad thing. Kannadiga or not, people don't leave saying Bangalore. It's Bengaluru, the name has been changed.

[@snfab1]

@@_._omkar and that is the problem particularly the hordes from the 2 bimaru states UP AND BIHAR

[@PVSBhargav]

This is a really great video to show the similarities and differences between the South Indian Languages. A huge thumbs up and thank you for bringing all four regions on the same platform. My mother tongue is Telugu, have a lot of friends in Chennai, Bangalore and Mumbai. Enjoy watching any Indian language movie or series. I think we mostly can understand Movies and each other a little better in friends while it would be a little tougher to catch on with a stranger. May be because of the familiar tempo. Just one suggestion though. I am reading the description and I can't help but notice the Dravidian word. We would prefer the word South Indian languages more as the origin of the word Dravidian is actually from the narration of colonial historians for various agendas, after destroying a lot of cultural references from our actual history. I really liked the content and I wish you make more and more content like this to show the linguistic diversity of India. Namaskaram and Jaihind.

[@raviboyapati7170]

My mother tongue is Telugu. But I know Tamil very well, I understand most of the Malayalam and Kannada movies with no subtitles , Hindi completely. I am so proud of myself that i can cover entire South India and become one in their (Our) culture 😊 Jai Hind 🫡

[@PanchaytiMitrra]

Hii, buddy. Could you please help me find out how to learn Telugu. I'm an North Indian so I only can speak Hindi and English so I want to learn one South indian language to learn. Could you suggest me some KZbin channels the best to learn Telugu from Hindi or English language or if you could please suggest me some best basics book for learning Telugu.

[@armolink2683]

Born in karnataka Studied in andra pradesh Divided as telangana Work in Chennai Best friend from kerala Thankyou south india 🇮🇳 ❤❤❤ Well thank you so much guys I never got 20 plus like Edit - thanks for 300 like Edit2- 😶😶 1 k like !?!

[@ahsaantv1779]

Oh kerala ❣❣

[@armolink2683]

@@ahsaantv1779 ha ha yes

[@vaishnavireddy4445]

U covered almost whole south India 😂😂😂😂😂

[@armolink2683]

@@vaishnavireddy4445 yeah actually its very, very interesting

[@deepagowda2892]

Perfect south Indian 🤣🤣🤣

[@thavutasanghavi9930]

I didn't expect the Malayalee guy to guess telugu lines so well because we don't share any border with them. Beautiful ❤️

[@redboy8821]

Sanskrit !

[@anithajacob8326]

@@leettarajakumar6336 noo..dont make wrong statememts...close to sanskrit

[@anithajacob8326]

@@leettarajakumar6336 lol..noo..wrong

[@anithajacob8326]

@@leettarajakumar6336 i have googleed..that is why i am saying

[@anithajacob8326]

@@leettarajakumar6336 bro...all the south Indian languages orginated from a family called proto Dravidian language..tamil evolved first..then came telugu kannada and malayalam...that doesn't mean that tamil is the mother of all Languages..yes malayalam has a lot of similarities with tamil..but it did not evolve from tamil... malayalam has more similarities with sanskrit than tamil.telugu is also closely related to Malayalam..so don't say tamil is mother and all😂

[@akr797bengaluru]

one more Dravidian language is there.. TULU from South Karnataka

[@Praveen-or5ce]

Loved it. Thanks! Nice work

[@gurubalu6677]

Even Tamil and Malayalam people no need subtitles for watching their movies Like Tamil people watching malayali movies and vice versa

[@Blaze6432]

Not exactly. Tamils generally don't understand Malayalam in comprehendible context. Nearly every Tamil film I have ever watched with Malayalam dialogue always had subtitles.

[@gurubalu6677]

@@Blaze6432 then ur not Tamil for 100 percent

[@bala_tamilottran4593]

@@gurubalu6677 முழுமையா புரியாது நண்பா 50 சதவிகிதம் தான் புரியும்

[@gurubalu6677]

@@bala_tamilottran4593 thooya Sendhamizh terinja full ah puriyum nanba Nan Coimbatore so enaku easy ah three languages I’m teryum Sendhamizh terinja all languages easy

[@bala_tamilottran4593]

@@gurubalu6677 தூய தமிழ் காரணம் இல்ல நீங்க எல்லை பகுதில இருக்கிங்க அதனால் உங்களுக்கு அவுங்க கூட பழக வாய்ப்பு இருக்கு ஏன்னா கோவைல மலையாளிகள் கல்லூரி படிக்கிறாங்கனு தெரியும் வட மாவட்டங்கள் தென்மாவட்டங்களில் மலையாளிகள் கூட பழகவோ இல்ல அந்த மொழியை கேட்கவோ இங்க பெரிய சாத்தியம் இல்லை அதான் காரணம் இதுல என்ன தூய தமிழ் இருக்கு இந்த பதிவுலயே நான்தான் தமிழ்ல பதில் எழுதிட்டு இருக்கேன் நீங்க என்ன எழுதி இருக்கிங்க பாருங்க🤷

[@9roobanote]

I am tamil, but I understood Kannada and malayalam the most.

[@rrr1304]

1st thing , tamil is 4500 yrs old , sanskrit is 4000 yrs old (but people believe it is 6000 yrs old(with some small proof)) .😎😎😎😎(google it ) But after discovery of shinauli (a place in utter Pradesh ) also called as greatest discovery of this century ,make confusions that sanskrit may be 6000 yrs old (with bold proof) because there they get copper....etc(which is not discover at that time). So let's watch what is to be happen onwards.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@9roobanote]

@@rrr1304 Excavations are going on in keezhadi, Adichanallur and Korkai. Tamil language might be even older than that. End of the day, it doesnt not matter which language is older, both are great languages.🙏

[@user-ef4cn3dz7i]

@@rrr1304 cool bro can you explain why thamiz has different font from other’s

[@karthikkiraakcomedy9505]

Telugu

[@ameermohamedr4982]

Same here bro

[@bvenkateshx]

how on earth did KZbin never recommend this channel to me. This is good stuff!

[@NamiChobingMixedBlogYes]

0:58=Kannada 7:27=Telugu 15:03=Tamil 26:50=Malayalam

[@kuldeepdesai6597]

Thanks you save my time❤

[@Honey-wv7ym]

The guy who is hosting he cannot understand anything 😹 his expressions 😂

[@ravikumarsundaram7961]

His natural expression is like that. Whatever you say to him that’s how he’s going to look 😄

[@BahadorAlast]

I actually had all the paragraphs translated and reviewed with each participant individually before the video so I knew everything during the recording.

[@PacisEritVobiscum]

@@BahadorAlast Wow...you are so thorough. 👏

[@huhahe2236]

🙁

[@ghkhari1709]

@@BahadorAlast bro gd inniatiation 😍😎💪 s.indians

[@deiveeganeshwaran6171]

I'm a Proud Tamilian and also I know Kannada, Telugu fluently.Malayalam intermediate. love and respect to all languages 💗✌️

[@sureshselvaratnam8977]

Tamil is the mother tongue of Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam Dravida has no Tamil name but a Sanskrit name The Tamil language family is perfect The originator of the name Dravida is of English descent

[@shajitha6763]

But malayalies know tamil very well.

[@anandas3523]

Respect from kerala🙏 tamil is the mother of our beautiful malayalam.therefore tamil is our grandmother 😊

[@kingknights5107]

@@anandas3523 No.. Malayalam and Tamil are sisters..

[@mahendranr8934]

@@sureshselvaratnam8977 Now Tamil is grand Maa 😀Stop nonsense 😂

[@WaitingMorningStar_007]

I'm Malayalee, learned Portuguese in Brazil & bit Spanish, now moved to Norway, learning Norwegians. I love learning new languages, it helps me understand culture and feeling of that society. So what happened to me is that I've forgotten Hindi, the language I used in Middle East to interact with many. Learning new languages stretch your brain in to extra dimension improves your cognitive power.

[@tenzind4175]

United we stand ...we are strongest..always stay united and respect each every one. Jai Bharat 🇮🇳 🙏

[@25_bnarayanrahul6]

Kannada and Telugu are brothers Tamil and Malayalam are sisters All belong to one family and live happily ❤️

[@user-qi7gj3ug4v]

@@bumble_bee_09 😂

[@unicorntales3321]

Tamil is a mother

[@sowmyaanagha6073]

Kannada is she

[@ragnarlothbrok6414]

Tamil i s mother for all

[@dontargue235]

@@ragnarlothbrok6414 don't joke again pls

[@dontbeafraidimhere5421]

ಎಷ್ಟು ಜನ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕದರು ನೋಡುತ್ತಿದ್ದೀರ 💛❤️

[@nicetomeetyurface6076]

Naanu🙋‍♀️

[@Mohithrgowda]

ನಾನು ಕಣ್ರೀ.

[@user-qi7gj3ug4v]

ಜೈ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಮಾತೆ 💛 ❤️ ನಾನು ಬೆಂಗಳೂರಿನಿಂದ ❤️

[@rrr1304]

1st thing , tamil is 4500 yrs old , sanskrit is 4000 yrs old (but people believe it is 6000 yrs old(with some small proof)) .😎😎😎😎(google it ) But after discovery of shinauli (a place in utter Pradesh ) also called as greatest discovery of this century ,make confusions that sanskrit may be 6000 yrs old (with bold proof) because there they get copper....etc(which is not discover at that time). So let's watch what is to be happen onwards.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@punithmm5226]

ಜೈ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ

[@viswanathks7356]

One of the best content from an independent media on KZbin,and gosh these people looks very beautiful and attractive when they understand eachother.😮❤

[@praveenunni5340]

Father is telugu, mother is malayali, born and bought up in chennai, working now in bangalore so it was so easy for me. I understood all 4 languages. Lol

[@wreck_floyd2439]

Bruh..... So u r basically a God here then....

[@wigglechopper8423]

God father 🙏🙏 where were you anna 🙏🙏 searching for you for ages first guys ever I saw with this type of mix .. hats off 😭😭 you are the part of 0.1 percent Of people Who can survive In South 😂

[@praveenunni5340]

@@wigglechopper8423 tnq bro.

[@chopparamanikanta6110]

Ooo cross bread

[@dharen2000]

But you identify yourself as Malayalee right 😒

[@manjeeshsudhaprathap8218]

The funny Fact is that,im fluent in these 4 languages adding Hindi and English.... Living in Mumbai...... Any Mallus?

[@MrJathin]

☝️

[@GigaNiga7]

If u know hindi then u should learn marathi as well ,its so similar to hindi . Then u will have 7 languages in your collection.

[@greengirl2626]

Yo Mumbai mallu here

[@junkerwarg5965]

If you know Hindi, Punjabi is also in the bag. It is 95% same.

[@sruthisruthi5122]

Yep I'm a mallu I know all four language, Hindi and bit of Punjabi the best part of knowing these languages is u can enjoy all the movies in its own language and helpful when you travel . I hope I learn more languages in the future .I Love the comments section here👍✌

[@lone_wolf947]

I am Hindi speaker, my mother tongue is awadhi , bhojpuri, but in this video's i find Karnataka some words were understandable to me , i am happy and proud that india have so many langauge , And most of the Indians know 3-4 language at the the same time.

[@abhinaysingh8306]

same with me, my mother tongue is also bhojpuri. i was also able to understand kannada

[@Anu_RaKesh]

Because it is most influenced by Sanskrit

[@VikasGupta-tq2pc]

Same

[@divyak9120]

In Kannada most words from Hindi, Sanskrit only bro..!!

[@alani3992]

because they have borrowed Sanskrit words into their languages. If they used only Dravidian words, you would not understand anything.

[@elizaa.367]

Finally Dravidian languages are getting the attention they deserved :) Wonderful !

[@anandad4965]

Absolutely

[@veluprabhakaran.s4563]

Nope not Dravidian languages ? தமிழ் getting recognise in Australia malaysia in many countries more than other languages even tamil is second language in other countries even the other countries government also approved that's the truth and fact . Rect of other languages don't get it even hindhi to 😂

[@kailas6111]

@@veluprabhakaran.s4563 it is because many tamil were transported to different Britain colonies as workers...now they stayed there

[@vanisridhar5509]

@@veluprabhakaran.s4563 I am also a tamilian ,I think now this comment is no need. All Dravidian languages are beautiful. If any Dravidian language get attention it will be proud for all Dravidian language speakers.

[@vanisridhar5509]

@@kailas6111 Not only because of that. Tamil spread because of our chola kings and also because of srilankan war.

[@alphabetsignsandinterior2466]

Tamil and malayalam pronouncing sounds similar. Telugu and Kannada writings are similar. I am Tamil i know these four languages 😍

[@dviyakrishnamoorthi5394]

Tamil and kannada are very close. Gramatically and semantically

[@alphabetsignsandinterior2466]

@@dviyakrishnamoorthi5394 Tamil, Tulu, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam have a lot of word similarities because these are Dravidian languages

[@Anand-il2zx]

Ungalukku naalu mozhiyum theriyuma?

[@alphabetsignsandinterior2466]

@@Anand-il2zx yes

[@Anand-il2zx]

@@alphabetsignsandinterior2466 Neenga yentha ooru?

[@bapujim]

It is very easy to communicate among the four languages of the South. A good knowledge of their mother tongue is essential.

[@PanchaytiMitrra]

Thank You to all the people of South indian side and also the host person. I have learned similarity and distinctions between different South indian languages. Again thank you for making these important conversations. So among these language I'm thinking to learn Telugu.

[@saidineshkodavanti2482]

I think the telugu person can guess most of the Kannada words but he is hesitating to do so 😂

[@rajavishnuvardhana6830]

He is an idiot 😂 living in karnataka and didn't even guess LoL 😂

[@21raghava]

I wonder why telugu guy is not taking a lead when kannada girl is asking?

[@prettystar7210]

@@21raghava when usually Telugu boys like Kannada girls 😁😁..,I have seen many such guys.. Telugu guys hit line at kannada girls., don't know why 😁😁. ,this has happened a lot with me..

[@21raghava]

@@prettystar7210 so, are you claiming you get hit by Telugu guys a lot ??? Sorry I get confused sometimes ....🙄

[@prettystar7210]

@@21raghava Yeah ! 😛... so sorry for so many Spelling mistakes in my previous comment. 🙄🙄

[@sathijayarajan2431]

മലയാളികൾ ആരും ഇല്ലേ ഇവിടെ??

[@arandomperson8640]

Undee

[@27premjith]

90 % this watching malayalies .

[@user-mp1fk2cg8e]

ഉണ്ട് പുള്ളേ...

[@joezion8323]

💪💪

[@pillainayana2]

Muddugow chodikyayirinne cherukannu

[@English-vlogs23]

I am from Maharashtra, and my mother tongue is Marathi. Despite not being able to speak, read, or write any of these four languages, nor understand them, I found some Marathi words in all of them. However, after watching this video, I felt that Kannada is easy for me. I found Tamil and Malayalam hard, but I am a little closer to kannada and Telugu.👍

[@susa_sushanthan]

What ever said and done, its FAMILY! So happy to see this ✨️ :Srilankan: ❤

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

I’m Malayalee.. I understood the Tamil mostly .. then some Kannada .. then very little Telugu .. that’s the order

[@Mahmad_Asif]

There are 14 dialects of kannada Beary spoken in Mangalore ( more similar to malayalam ) North karnataka kannada similar to marathi For district to district there are languages or Dialects...in Karnataka not only kannada there are languages like tulu ( south Karnataka ) beary ( Mangalore ) konkani ( costal Karnataka or nearest places of Karnataka - goa border ) deccan urdu ( Muslim majority populated district's like Gulbarga , bijapur ,, hubli , belagaum )

[@Mahmad_Asif]

@kiran m wt stupid you are 😅 I think you didn't know abour Karnataka

[@renetonoble5691]

@@Mahmad_Asif In Kerala too each district has different Malayalams.

[@Mahmad_Asif]

@kiran m abey pandikokka There are 14 dialects of kannada not ( 2 or 3 )

[@loneranger3699]

@Bouja Strook hindi bhi hamein malum hai ache se👍

[@rajamanideepbaggam7810]

That Telugu guy is a typical Telugu guy... understands everything but too introvert to speak out

[@niniluv5246]

Haha ikr

[@bangpinkvelvet1765]

@@niniluv5246 wait did I just see a telugu blink omg 😳 I live in Hyderabad and I am learning telugu

[@Flyingkitty1234]

@@bangpinkvelvet1765 telugu is easy

[@niniluv5246]

@@bangpinkvelvet1765 yeah iam telugu blink and army . You r from ??

[@niniluv5246]

@@Flyingkitty1234 iam not sure

[@msitaramaraju]

I'm telugu, married telugu, lived all my life in Andhra. I learnt Tamil just to understand ARR & Ilayaraja songs. Currently improving kannada and Malayalam thanks to OTT. I love kgf in kannada & minnal murali in malayalam.

[@anandbinu1880]

There are lot of similar words in all the 4 languages

[@ashokwwf]

​@@anandbinu1880and Hindi and Sanskrit. Please don't hate or alienage people from other parts of India. There are cultural and linguistic relationship between all parts of India (undivided India too)

[@wonted.]

As a mallu i wanna say Kerala and tamilnadu are 'Homies'

[@Unknown-xj2qe]

Malayali and Tamil can communicate each other And I think kannada people can understand telugu

[@Mohithrgowda]

Yes I am a Kannadiga and I can understand Telugu to some extent. We can easily read Telugu because of similarity in scripts.

[@shivayemineni1320]

Telugu evolved very differently it more tangible to the central Indian dravidian languages like gondi , koya etc ...but it more close in terms of words to tamil than kannada

[@reaper9443]

Malayalis can easily understand much of tamil but I don't think Tamizhans can do the same

[@mohamedzindha2850]

@@reaper9443 personally I feel like you guys talk fast . That makes it hard for me to understand malayaalam (I am a tamizhan though)

[@reaper9443]

@@mohamedzindha2850 ya maybe but the movies are the reason to some extent I guess

[@junaidk1154]

Most of malayalis understand thamil because they used to see thamil movies....

[@vinothiru1994]

Not only movie

[@mohamedjinnah1757]

That is தமிழ்

[@joemark5284]

Not only that, malayalam is born out of Tamil. Malayalam is just few centuries old.

[@Mahmad_Asif]

@@joemark5284 and tamil spoken by dinosauras as well is it ?

[@joemark5284]

@@Mahmad_Asif was that a question or demonstration of knowledge?

[@sunaapanaa4544]

Some similar origin Tamil words are in English. 1)PATH - PADHAI 2)KILL-KOLL 3)NAVY-NAVAI 4)SUDDEN-UDAN 5)CULTURE - KALACHARAM 6)SPONGE - PANJU 7)ATTACK - THAKKU 8)KERF - KARUVI 9)VERSE - VARISAI 10)LABOUR - ULAVAR 11)GREEN - KEERAI 12)EVIL - AEVAL 13)PADDY - PAATHTHI 14)VIA - VAZHIYE 15)COOL - KULIR 16)PASTE - PASAI 17)BOTTLE - PUTTIL 18)CASH - KAASU 19)SPEECH - PECHU 20)INN - ILL 21)TOWEL - THUVATTAL 22)BED - PADU 23)PUT - PODU 24)CATAMARAN - KATUMARAM 25)BUSH - PUL 26)WAY - VAZHI 27)CORN - KURUNAI 28)WIDE - VIDIYA 29)TOWEL - THUVAI 30)FADE - VAADU 31)PLUS - PALA 32)PLURAL - PAL 33)POLY - PALVERU 34)BIRTH - PIRATHAL 35)ROUND - URUNDAI 36)SQUARE - SADHURAM 37)MANGO - MANGA 38)GAUVA - KOYYA 39)ONE - ONDRU 40)EIGHT - ETTU 41)VICTORY - VETTRI 42)WIN - VEL 43)WAGON - VAAKANAM 44)ELACHI - ELLAKI 45)COIR - KAYIRU 46)EVE - AVVAI 47)CALENDAR - KALANDHARAM 48)TERRA - THARAI 49)METRE - MAATHIRAI 50)NAME - NAAMAM 51)VOMIT - OMATTU 52)SCRIPT - KURIPPU 53)SPEED - PEEDU 54)SNAKE - NAAKAM 55)MAKE - AAKKAM 56)LEMON - ILAMANJALKAI 57)ROLL - URUL 58)ORATE - URAI 59)KNOWLEDGE - GNAANAM 60)GINGER - INJI 61)MOLECULE - MOOLAKKOORU 62)PRIZE - PARISU 63)OTHER - ITHARA 64)TELE - THOLAI 65)TEAK - THAEKKU 66)RICE - ARISI 67)AQUA - AKKAM 68)VANAM - VIDAM 69)MEGA - MIKA 70)ACCEPT - ISAIPPADU 71)MATURE - MUTHIR 72)GOAT - KADAA 73)PAIN - PINI 74)YARN - GNYAAN 75)TORQUE - THIRUGI 76)LEVEL - ALAVU 77)MAD - MADAMAI 78)SURROUND - SUTTRAM 79)GOD - KADAVUL 80)CAPTURE - KAIPPATRU 81)WANT - VENDI 82)PLOUGH - UZHAVU 83)ADAMANT - ADAM 84)FAULT - PAZHUTHU 85)SHRINK - SURUNGU 86)VILLA - ILLAM 87)COT - KATTIL 88)NERVE - NARAMBU 89)GRAIN - KURUNAI 90)BUTTON - POTHAAN 91)ANICUT - ANAIKATTU 92)ANACONDA - AANAIKONDRAN 93)CANDY - KANDU 94)CORUNDAM - KURUNDHAM 95)COPRA - KOPPURAI 96)MULLIGATAWNY - MELAGUTHANI 97)CONGEE - KANJE 98)PATCHOULI - PATCHILLAI 99)MORINGA - MURUNGAI 100)PANDAL - PANDHAL 101)VETIVER - VETIVER 102)CULVERT - KALVETTU 103)COOLIE - KOOLI 104) PAGODA - PAGAVADI 105)CURRY - CURRY 106)CHETTAH - CHIRATHAI 107)CHEROOT - SURUTU 108)PETTY - PETTI 109)VEIN - VEEN 110)WELCOME - VANNAKAM 111)CLAY - KALI 112)CRY - KARAI 113)BLARE - PILIRU 114)JACK FRUIT - SAKKAI PALAM 115)MEGA - MIGA 116)CULPRIT - KALLAM 117)BETROTHAL - PETROR OTHAL Some similar tamil words are in korea language also see the links kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXLIfZtjqMqGgZo meanings: Naal - Day Naan - me Nee - you Ulla va - come inside Pul - grass Paampu (bam) - snake Vaa - come Amma - mother Appa - Father Aariro(ஆராரோ)Thalatu - Lullaby for baby (Similar to Aarirang song in Korean) Akkachi - elder sister (southern slang) Ammani - Calling a girl with respect (coimbatore slang) like ommoni in korean Aiyo - Aigu Sandai - Fight Yean - why Anni - sister in law Athae - that's it (or ) yes in tamil Thae or dhae is yes in korean I guess... Arivom - To know (similar to aaro in korean) Ingu - here, Ithu - This (in korean igu means this ) Aay - child (in olden tamil Eg : Most of tamil goddesses have 'aay' in ending like Maariaayi (goddess of rain)) Pun - sore /wound Kattayam - must do Manam - Mind (mauem) Pal - teeth (ippal) In tamil we cry like "appa" when got a wound or feel a pain Konjam konjam - a little (like joguem joguem in korean) Tamil has more connections with other languages also like Japan and tamil has similarities with grammar,similar with cameroonian and Australian aboriginal language, Mayan language, English has many etymological backgrounds with tamil... Eg : Pyramid - பெரும் இடு (big graveyard) Anaconda - ஆனை கொன்றான் (elephant killer) Candy - கண்டு (கற்கண்டு) Molecule - மூலக்கூறு Button - பொத்தான் (பொத்தி வைப்பதால்) Kanyakumari is once called as Ayuta Which is a district Of Tamil Nadu, located Southern most end of India .which was once ruled by a king under Pandiya daynasity who were the strongest rulers of Tamil Nadu and spreaded all over the world as well, The ruler who roled Kanyakumari under Pandiya dynasty Married her daughter Princess of Kanyakumari to the Prince from Korea, There are still some historical witness that a princess from Ayuta has a brown skin tone and came by a ship flagged with a fish emblem on it (which was the symbol of Pandiyas) and packed with wealth and golds and servents to serve on the way, Still now some Hindu gods are worshipped by Peoples of Korea... thought the title was with the other people officially At least I'm happy still some Tamil family and Korean relatives Still recognise the bonding..

[@nordicnomad5473]

As a Malayali, I am surprised that I could understood most of Telugu, Kannada in this video and I am not surprised because Malayalam = Sanskrit + Tamil

[@nexusspike4074]

Actually the above telugu words are so deep but if you understood it's really amazing

[@mosesjeevan681]

telugu=kannda+sanskrit

[@mangoandcum]

I'm from Kasargod, I know Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Tulu and Beary Bashey.....No Telugu. But i can read Telugu as the script is similar to Kannada

[@mangoandcum]

Kasargod/Mangalore are the only south indian region where locals speak multiple languages

[@ALEXATECHZONE]

@@mangoandcum you people are lucky bro. I heard about Kasaragod. I like it much 😃

[@R.E.Cullen]

@@mangoandcum u can't read Telugu only few base letters u may read..

[@kavvampallihithahasini8a198]

I am from telangana, I can read kannada, I can understand malayalam and I love tamil❤️❤️

[@vigneshernesto2325]

❤️

[@yashpratapsingh5065]

I too brother ♥️ each and every language of India would love to learn them

[@rogue2817]

I'm Bundeli speaker (+ Hindi dialect ) from Madhya Pradesh and surprisingly I'm can understand to Telugu, kannada & malayalam little bit But Tamil is very different to me😅❤️

[@highwayboy73]

@@rogue2817 I love all india language i am tamil nadu

[@Manideep6557]

8th classu ke ¿

[@coolguy-qo4rc]

South indians understand each other there may be different languages but they are culturally untied . Kerala people wont hate tamilan or tamilan will not hate telugu kerala and kannada people. Its the people from north particularly UP rajasthan and gujrat hate south indians. Punjabis are very friendly to south indians.

[@sd33252]

hate is an extreme word, nobody hates anyone.

[@AnnoyedMythicalDragon-lo5ey]

As a hindi speaker, I understood many words like roga (illness) doori (distance) desh bhasha and many others.. we all are so connected!

[@ashokwwf]

Kannada and Tamil people will still hate you bro....just because you are a Hindi speaker. . Mallu people will also hate you if you are a Hindu. Only Telugu people will be nice to you as long as you are nice to them. Love from a Telugu guy.

[@Vihaan.tharkuvosky]

⁠@@ashokwwf//malayali people hate you because of you are hindu?// Wtf u talking🙄 Why we hate someone based of there religion,cast,color,language or nationality. Please don’t write rubbish things like this without/ half knowledge

[@blackpanther3676]

​@@ashokwwfnigga we mallus don't hate anyone fk off

[@messienthusiast7053]

​@@ashokwwf What a Brainless Comment!!! Why mallu people should hate hindus😂, More than 55% of keralites are hindus.

[@ananonymousanemone4125]

@@ashokwwfLol what bs. Normal people hate no one. I’m a Telugu from Tamilnadu and Tamil society is one of the more diverse ones within South India. Chennai has so many Telugu people and North Indians. Even Kannadigas are there. Just Stfu and drink the koolaid. Don’t spread it to others with your nonsense.

[@user-og6fy8zl1x]

ഏതെങ്കിലും മലയാളികളുണ്ടോ???... എന്ന കമെന്റ് ഇടാൻ വരുന്നവനോട് പറഞ്ഞേക്ക് ഇല്ല മലയാളികളേ ഇല്ല ഇവിടെ ഫുള്ള് ബംഗാളികൾ ആണ് എന്ന് 😌😌😝

[@rasiyasameer4815]

😂😂

[@user-og6fy8zl1x]

@@rasiyasameer4815 ഒരു രസം 😝😝

[@alexabramjacob8621]

🤣😋

[@user-og6fy8zl1x]

@@alexabramjacob8621 😉😉

[@bennythogmail]

😅😅

[@karthikmr097]

I am Tamilian, studied in Karnataka, surrounded by Telugu speaking friends, who all love to watch Malayalam movies. I could understand most of the conversation in all the 4 languages.

[@alani3992]

Are most of the common words Sanskrit?

[@gopikasree966]

@alani Malayalam has more similarities with Sanskrit than Hindi

[@sanushah6476]

We are Indians ...dont try to split us..be it language or color or caste or religion... We have gone through so much pain when British did that to us.. Now Its the Islamic state fundamental groups trying their best to separate us... Because Its difficult for them to win over us India as whole... So they split us south and north..Read about Cutting South ...what it is...

[@VBS108]

​@@sanushah6476yeah cutting South,sadly the CM of kerala (pinarayi vijayan) trying to support Islamist for making Islamic state the only reason because of the vote bank.. Its so bad thing that a political party like CPIM doing this types of bullshit against our nation.

[@sunaapanaa4544]

Some similar origin Tamil words are in English. 1)PATH - PADHAI 2)KILL-KOLL 3)NAVY-NAVAI 4)SUDDEN-UDAN 5)CULTURE - KALACHARAM 6)SPONGE - PANJU 7)ATTACK - THAKKU 8)KERF - KARUVI 9)VERSE - VARISAI 10)LABOUR - ULAVAR 11)GREEN - KEERAI 12)EVIL - AEVAL 13)PADDY - PAATHTHI 14)VIA - VAZHIYE 15)COOL - KULIR 16)PASTE - PASAI 17)BOTTLE - PUTTIL 18)CASH - KAASU 19)SPEECH - PECHU 20)INN - ILL 21)TOWEL - THUVATTAL 22)BED - PADU 23)PUT - PODU 24)CATAMARAN - KATUMARAM 25)BUSH - PUL 26)WAY - VAZHI 27)CORN - KURUNAI 28)WIDE - VIDIYA 29)TOWEL - THUVAI 30)FADE - VAADU 31)PLUS - PALA 32)PLURAL - PAL 33)POLY - PALVERU 34)BIRTH - PIRATHAL 35)ROUND - URUNDAI 36)SQUARE - SADHURAM 37)MANGO - MANGA 38)GAUVA - KOYYA 39)ONE - ONDRU 40)EIGHT - ETTU 41)VICTORY - VETTRI 42)WIN - VEL 43)WAGON - VAAKANAM 44)ELACHI - ELLAKI 45)COIR - KAYIRU 46)EVE - AVVAI 47)CALENDAR - KALANDHARAM 48)TERRA - THARAI 49)METRE - MAATHIRAI 50)NAME - NAAMAM 51)VOMIT - OMATTU 52)SCRIPT - KURIPPU 53)SPEED - PEEDU 54)SNAKE - NAAKAM 55)MAKE - AAKKAM 56)LEMON - ILAMANJALKAI 57)ROLL - URUL 58)ORATE - URAI 59)KNOWLEDGE - GNAANAM 60)GINGER - INJI 61)MOLECULE - MOOLAKKOORU 62)PRIZE - PARISU 63)OTHER - ITHARA 64)TELE - THOLAI 65)TEAK - THAEKKU 66)RICE - ARISI 67)AQUA - AKKAM 68)VANAM - VIDAM 69)MEGA - MIKA 70)ACCEPT - ISAIPPADU 71)MATURE - MUTHIR 72)GOAT - KADAA 73)PAIN - PINI 74)YARN - GNYAAN 75)TORQUE - THIRUGI 76)LEVEL - ALAVU 77)MAD - MADAMAI 78)SURROUND - SUTTRAM 79)GOD - KADAVUL 80)CAPTURE - KAIPPATRU 81)WANT - VENDI 82)PLOUGH - UZHAVU 83)ADAMANT - ADAM 84)FAULT - PAZHUTHU 85)SHRINK - SURUNGU 86)VILLA - ILLAM 87)COT - KATTIL 88)NERVE - NARAMBU 89)GRAIN - KURUNAI 90)BUTTON - POTHAAN 91)ANICUT - ANAIKATTU 92)ANACONDA - AANAIKONDRAN 93)CANDY - KANDU 94)CORUNDAM - KURUNDHAM 95)COPRA - KOPPURAI 96)MULLIGATAWNY - MELAGUTHANI 97)CONGEE - KANJE 98)PATCHOULI - PATCHILLAI 99)MORINGA - MURUNGAI 100)PANDAL - PANDHAL 101)VETIVER - VETIVER 102)CULVERT - KALVETTU 103)COOLIE - KOOLI 104) PAGODA - PAGAVADI 105)CURRY - CURRY 106)CHETTAH - CHIRATHAI 107)CHEROOT - SURUTU 108)PETTY - PETTI 109)VEIN - VEEN 110)WELCOME - VANNAKAM 111)CLAY - KALI 112)CRY - KARAI 113)BLARE - PILIRU 114)JACK FRUIT - SAKKAI PALAM 115)MEGA - MIGA 116)CULPRIT - KALLAM 117)BETROTHAL - PETROR OTHAL Some similar tamil words are in korea language also see the links kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXLIfZtjqMqGgZo meanings: Naal - Day Naan - me Nee - you Ulla va - come inside Pul - grass Paampu (bam) - snake Vaa - come Amma - mother Appa - Father Aariro(ஆராரோ)Thalatu - Lullaby for baby (Similar to Aarirang song in Korean) Akkachi - elder sister (southern slang) Ammani - Calling a girl with respect (coimbatore slang) like ommoni in korean Aiyo - Aigu Sandai - Fight Yean - why Anni - sister in law Athae - that's it (or ) yes in tamil Thae or dhae is yes in korean I guess... Arivom - To know (similar to aaro in korean) Ingu - here, Ithu - This (in korean igu means this ) Aay - child (in olden tamil Eg : Most of tamil goddesses have 'aay' in ending like Maariaayi (goddess of rain)) Pun - sore /wound Kattayam - must do Manam - Mind (mauem) Pal - teeth (ippal) In tamil we cry like "appa" when got a wound or feel a pain Konjam konjam - a little (like joguem joguem in korean) Tamil has more connections with other languages also like Japan and tamil has similarities with grammar,similar with cameroonian and Australian aboriginal language, Mayan language, English has many etymological backgrounds with tamil... Eg : Pyramid - பெரும் இடு (big graveyard) Anaconda - ஆனை கொன்றான் (elephant killer) Candy - கண்டு (கற்கண்டு) Molecule - மூலக்கூறு Button - பொத்தான் (பொத்தி வைப்பதால்) Kanyakumari is once called as Ayuta Which is a district Of Tamil Nadu, located Southern most end of India .which was once ruled by a king under Pandiya daynasity who were the strongest rulers of Tamil Nadu and spreaded all over the world as well, The ruler who roled Kanyakumari under Pandiya dynasty Married her daughter Princess of Kanyakumari to the Prince from Korea, There are still some historical witness that a princess from Ayuta has a brown skin tone and came by a ship flagged with a fish emblem on it (which was the symbol of Pandiyas) and packed with wealth and golds and servents to serve on the way, Still now some Hindu gods are worshipped by Peoples of Korea... thought the title was with the other people officially At least I'm happy still some Tamil family and Korean relatives Still recognise the bonding.

[@loveaviva]

All the four participants were so cool, down to earth, polite, intelligent and understanding. The true traits of South Indians. Beautiful People!

[@WHATEVER_28]

HINDI NORTHIE CRYING IN CORNER AFTER SEEING THIS 😭🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@Your_real_dad]

Why would they ? Ps: am from NE.

[@sd33252]

i got some of words correctly, few words are similar to sanskrit and hindi.

[@rajandinesh9244]

வணக்கம் 🙏 നമസ്കാരം 🙏 నమస్కారం 🙏 ನಮಸ್ಕಾರ 🙏 I am from sir Lanka🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🐆🐆🐆 my mother tongue Tamil 🙏🙏

[@truth6074]

😍🔥

[@sreedev2077]

Thayyur Uyyir Myru

[@MyPhone-gf7wt]

Im from tamil eelam near srilanka ✌ Mother tongue tamil

[@dejavu7937]

my mother tngue is also தமிழ் but i was born in britain:( but i still learn tamil.. it is my favourite language and i am devoted to it... unlike other tamils born here... one day i wanna go back to sri lanka with the rrst of my family.. 😀🙏

[@isiahjackson848]

Me to from SL but residing in UK

[@poojapradeep4482]

Malayalis and tamilans are having same words in language ❤️❤️

[@Anonymous-xy6nh]

And we can communicate in our own language and still make a good conversation 🖤

[@kingknights5107]

Not really..

[@spiscold50]

*Mallus

[@karthikc3001]

Yes malayalis have easily understand Tamil

[@ajithkumarav4959]

No

[@prashanthstalin3779]

Great topic... Because in today's political and social condition of our country especially in southern part... We have to understand each other linguistically or atleast we need to try for that... Because language barrier should not shake our integrity.... That's really great topic conducted... I really enjoyed... I am from mysore karnataka. Thank you once again❤

[@KiranKUMBLA]

I'm from kasaragod, I'm a malayali I born in Karnataka ,I studied Kannada ,I know both Kannada as well Malayalam to read and write. And also I know Tamil and Telugu fluent. Totally our kasaragod people were know more language's than other districts people's. Saptha bhasha sangama bhoomi KL-14 🔥💞

[@Sunee1977]

Iam sunil from Mangalore Karnataka.i know malyali 90%thamil 60%.but i know thelugu 5%.i think thelugu is the toughest launguage to understand.

[@the_dynamic_engineer5088]

Telugu and kannada are similar, Tamil and Malayalam are similar whereas all 4 are different 😂. I hate when north Indians think that all South Indians are madrasi😑. Matlab kaun itna pagal ho sakta h

[@vijayamohandharmavaram5404]

Telugu and Kannada script r similar but language is different

[@raghuhiriyur]

@@vijayamohandharmavaram5404 vorey nenu reddonni from Karnataka. Though language is different we can easily understand each other. I'm not saying that any language is superior. Just saying we can understand each other. That's what is necessary. False pride like Tamil people will only make people hate them.

[@saidineshkodavanti2482]

yes all the four may be different but a kannada speaker or a telugu can easily pick up the languages vice versa because there are lot of similarities in the languages and even the culture

[@Sweetetika]

And I hate when south indian think all north indian think same way. Kaun itna pagla ho Sakta hain.

[@jyothishpailla2018]

@@raghuhiriyur Nenu kuda reddy from hyd

[@jayayerramilli905]

All the Telugu sentences are like revolutionary slogans😆... too tough for a non telugu one to guess exactly ...

[@aadhithanu9070]

Easy for me...a communist Malayali 😁❤️

[@Mahmad_Asif]

We Can Understand ( KARNATAKA )

[@phanivarma6475]

Inquillab zindabad😂😂✊

[@Mahmad_Asif]

@@-VINAY Thank You So Much Brother 😊♥️

[@junebloom3958]

@@aadhithanu9070 comrade ✊🏻❤️

[@chitrasakrabani5213]

I am a Malaysian who did not know a word of Kannada previously. I am fluent in Tamil and can understand Telugu reasonably well. I am watching a Kannada serial now and realise that there are a lot of similarities with both Tamil and Telugu. Likewise I could understand most of what the Kannada lady said. However I could not understand Malayalam at all.

[@vikha2182]

I am from Gujarat. Lived for three years in tamilnadu. Learnt Tamil as being a doctor had to come in contact with patients daily. Even learnt reading and writing. Learning new language is very healthy for brain. Missing those days. தமிழ்நாட்டை நேசியுங்கள்.

[@DrHannibal1105]

I assume you went to TN after MBBS, Were you there for postgraduation ? Or posted there after UPSC CMS ? Though 3 years tell me it must be a PG course.

[@voidmain9519]

@@DrHannibal1105 Hello Dr. Lecter, I am Clarice here.

[@DrHannibal1105]

@@voidmain9519 Well, Clarice... have the lambs stopped screaming ?

[@voidmain9519]

@@DrHannibal1105 No Dr. Lecter...not until I know of how you are going to find me and meet me in what kind of situations!!! Hoping an exciting journey and have a good night sleep.

[@voidmain9519]

@@DrHannibal1105 By the way, Dr. Lecter, who did you have for dinner tonight???

[@stranger7503]

ee sala namde😎 the only sentence which i know in kannada😂 luv from telugu💙

[@keerthanapichika5429]

E sala cup namde 😂

[@djmemes6926]

😂😂😂😂

[@freetamilnaduandsouthfromi2984]

we are dravida nation

[@sahashranshubarik9204]

Ee Saala Cup Namade❤️😀😍🤣😂🙏 Love from Odisha

[@Motivational_Guru-ai]

What about tika muchkudu hogu lo ?

[@xavierantrojennie2888]

How we are strong enough in mother tongue and the style of sentence that we make is the parameter which indicates our sincerity and discipline and a cue for learning other languages with curiosity, respecting other languages is the respect of other people

[@sheelas1513]

I'm Telugu, born & brought up in Bengaluru neighbours r tamilians, studied Hindi as 3 language in school, English normal, eager to learn Malayalam. Happy with all South Indian brothers & sisters, special thanks to kannadigas as they go easy with all other languages. 💓💓💓

[@mirrorvision8757]

Holy shit.. My Telugu guy gave them some literature sentences,obviously they won't understand 😭

[@sudhakar7889]

Haha yes

[@user-lk8bz2vw6t]

😂

[@Krishna-ny3nf]

Haha 😂

[@jaisaikishore1812]

Avuna mari too much ga icchadu

[@Jeevaji14]

Yes bro he is idiot

[@yasaswinitirumala8331]

OMG!!! Kannada is soooo close to Telugu. Not only the script, but even the words and grammar

[@idduboyinaramu2414]

@@Vishanth_kateel Telugu and Kannada evolved almost at the same time That's why Both Telugu and Kannada were given classical languages status in the same year 2008

[@Sandy-to7oo]

@@Vishanth_kateel haha. You both are similar to Tamil. Tamil is way older than both kannada and telugu.

[@nishanthakash]

Actually even with culture, Kannada and Telugu people are similar. Tamil culture is different

[@Sandy-to7oo]

@@Vishanth_kateel 😂 Lol. It's not based on Google. Do u think im dumb to say such things on seeing Google? There are enough proves for it. Tamil have way older history than kannada. Tholkappiyam is the oldest script have been ever found in tamil which is considered to be older for 2000 years that to say between 500AC - 200AC. But you know surprisingly it's a grammar book. Not even a script like poem or something which other languages having as it's frst scripts. Imagine how older a language can be if it's grammatical book itself 2000 years older. Many historians suspects that Tamil sharing equal or even earlier history than sanskrit. Now our keezhadi excavation have proved it once again that tamil community and language is way older than others.

[@idduboyinaramu2414]

@@Vishanth_kateel Bro Even It's not my hatred towards Kannada as well but the fact is fact Kannada and Telugu almost evolved at the same time

[@SrinavPaul]

Thank God! I'm thoroughly blessed for knowing all these languages.

[@martinluther4720]

Im a kannadiga. I know all south indians languages 🔥🔥🔥🔥 not very fluent in telugu, but will eventually learn the language.

[@spaceblack-lx7hq]

I’m from the Philippines and I grew up watching Bollywood movies I thought India just have one language which is urdu or hindi but I was wrong, you guys do have several languages across your country which is similar to us here in the Philippines.

[@Sariga24-cl6uf]

Hi love from Kerala

[@abhay_prasad2859]

south indians are totally seperate people (ethnicity, language, culture, food, dressing etc.)... only similarity we have with hindi speak north Indians is the majortity religions (hinduism, christianity, jainism, buddhism, is-lam etc.). that's all

[@rajeshuniyal1140]

Trust me in Bollywood hindi films its 50% English + 40% urdu + 10% hindi. And I am not even joking here.

[@Indian_Rajput]

Urdu Yukkk eww

[@Indian_Rajput]

​@@rajeshuniyal1140Islamic cinema basically all actors are Muslim

[@swathisree5130]

Telugu girl living in Chennai with a lot of malayali friends have been visiting Bangalore every year 😂😂 yeah that's me

[@suriyamuthumani4128]

This makes me laughter while I'm drinking water lol

[@swathisree5130]

@@suriyamuthumani4128 😂

[@priyavarshini7096]

Yes me too

[@suriyamuthumani4128]

@@priyavarshini7096 you're also spit the water while drinking right lmao

[@Ponakalaranjit456]

Hi Swathi

[@gokuldr7504]

Out of 4, 3 are staying in bangalore and will be knowing little kannada, Out of syllabus is that Malayali guessed it correctly!!! #hemmayakannadiga Kannadiga! Telugite! Malayali! Tamilian!!😍

[@pra_jwal4316]

Ironic right 🤭

[@gokuldr7504]

@@pra_jwal4316 yes!

[@ajaykrishnan8607]

I think Malayali is more of an accurate way of referring to a person with Malayalam as their mother tongue

[@crazycockatiel2982]

Teluguvaadu/Telugabbai

[@dssez2856]

End of the day we all are Dravidian.. For North Indians we all are Madrasi😂.

[@suryakumarraman3115]

I am a Malayali, born in Srilanka . Learned both Tamil and Sinhala in Srilanka. Presently settled in Chennai . Working in Andhra. I love Telugu. My desire is to work next in Bangalore and learn Kannada!

[@OberKommand23]

I'm from Karnataka Davangere I can understand speak Tamil, Malyalam, Kannada, Marathi, Hebrew, Hindi, basic German understand Telugu and Malayalam 😂😂😂😂 I feel so proud

[@sirajuppala8370]

I'm born in Kerala studied in Kannada school, worked in Telangana. I can read, write and speak both Malayalam, Kannada and Telugu and I can understand and speak Tamil.

[@sharathgowtham2157]

Both?

[@pinkyinroblox7256]

I am from kerala

[@Slave-of-Allah]

😂

[@Slave-of-Allah]

@@pinkyinroblox7256 njnum

[@hishamsalim4908]

U r frm sapthabhasha sangamabhoomi kasarkod thats y

[@harshvardhansingh110]

Hey there, I'm from Chhattisgarh..Only Dravidian language i somewhat know is kannada that too just a single sentence: "Ee saala cup namade"😁😁😁 Love Everyone Jai hind🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏

[@moviez.......8801]

Rcb ❤

[@shahananowshad7484]

Iam from kerala , i was very passionate to tamil so I have learnt tamil scripts as well as speech fluently by hardwork. I can speak hindi as well, but ever traveled out of kerala .😊

[@beecreative5349]

Oh its nice video . Interesting❤️ from kerala❤

[@jayayerramilli905]

Malayali guy was very accurate with the Telugu sentences 👏🏻👏🏻 great ...very impressive

[@gautampram]

very surprising... worst performer among the 4 was the Tamil girl

[@ImranAhmed-vd1wv]

No he was actually accurate with Tamil statements

[@ImranAhmed-vd1wv]

@@gautampram because Tamil is only more connected with Malayalam...as from Tamil Nadu I can only understand Malayalam and rarely 1 or 2 words from Telugu and Kannada literally nothing... Tamil is connected to Malayalam much

[@gautampram]

@@ImranAhmed-vd1wv Malayalam is the closest language to Tamil, followed by Kannada, then Telugu. I know Telugu and Malayalam as well. That was the reason I was able to understand all 4

[@shahul3464]

I am a malayalee, i can understand all these four langauges.

[@Ida-xe8pg]

enggane? Telugu enganeni manasilagane? sanskridattinni vanna vaakkuga matrame similar aayitollu

[@shahul3464]

@@Ida-xe8pg ബ്രോ അത് തന്നെ ധാരാളം ഉണ്ട്. നമ്മൾ മലയാളത്തിൽ ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്ന ഏതാണ്ട് എല്ലാ സംസ്‌കൃതം വാക്കിന്റെയും വക ഭേദം തെലുഗിൽ ഉണ്ട്. ( അതിൽ ചിലത് അവർ ദൈനം ദിന സംഭാഷണത്തിൽ ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്നു, ചിലത് ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്നില്ലെങ്കിലും അവർക്ക് പറഞ്ഞാ മനസിലാവും ), പിന്നെ ഒരുപാട് തെലുഗു പടങ്ങൾ സബ്ടൈറ്റിൽ ഇട്ട് കാണാറുണ്ടായിരുന്നു, അതിനു പുറമെ 2 വർഷം ആന്ധ്രയിൽ ജോലി ചെയ്യുകയും ചെയ്തു, അങ്ങനെ ക്ലിയർ ആയി. എന്റെ അഭിപ്രായത്തിൽ കന്നഡ ആണ് കുറച്ചു ബുദ്ധിമുട്ട് ഉള്ളത്, കാരണം കർണാടകയുടെ പല ഭാഗത്തു നിന്നും വരുന്നവർ സംസാരിക്കുന്നത് പല രീതിയിൽ ആണ്. തെലുഗിന് അങ്ങനെ ഒരു പ്രശ്നം ഇല്ല.

[@youtubememeber3318]

@@shahul3464 സംസ്കൃതം ഏറ്റവും കൂടുതൽ ഉള്ളത് കന്നഡയിൽ ആണ്. Locals ഭാഷയിൽ പോലും സംസ്കൃതം ഉണ്ടാവും.

[@shahul3464]

@@youtubememeber3318 oh i see 👍

[@youtubememeber3318]

@@shahul3464 നമ്മുടെ കവിതയിൽ ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്ന ഭാഷകൾ ആണ് കന്നഡയിൽ. ഉദാഹരത്തിനു് അർത്തമായിത്ത എന്ന് വെച്ചാൽ അർത്ഥം മനസിലായോ എന്നാണ്.. തെലുങ്കിലും similar ആണ്

[@adlerkraft]

Majority of the words in 4 languages are similar, but people don't know enough vocabulary of their own language.

[@KathaaSagar]

Wonderful episode. There are some common words which the participants could not guess. Would love to participate in a South Indian / Oriya Bengali Marathi one

[@sarah8684]

I am a malayali living in Goa . I speek Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu and understand kannada . Tamil is my favourite language

[@mohammednizam5635]

I am Tamilan from Sri Lanka, I love Malayalam very much but little bit only can understand ❤

[@vennila5703]

Thank you . Am Tamizhachi 🙂

[@squadfinisher]

Aisheri 🤣🤣

[@marlinthaya6438]

Am also Sri Lankan Tamil. The funny part is that when we visited Chennai they were asking whether we speaking Malayalam. The Sri Lankan Tamil dialect and way of speaking sounds similar, I guess. .

[@sabin2590]

Ayine

[@konguadhitya5207]

Im Tamilan, i like to speak Telugu, i like words of malayalam, i like to hear kannada...♥️

[@pubgcampingideas7118]

Sanskrit 😂😂😂

[@mallikarjun6136]

Love From Karnataka ❣ Bro Nanigu Tamil Telugu Malayalam Tumba Ista ❤

[@davidbilla8814]

Im a thamizhan i love Dravidian languages யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளிர் (Yaadhum oore yaavarum keleer)♥️

[@SodiumSyndicate]

Sanskritic languages. I am a proud Telugu, Sanskrit is the Mother of Mother Telugu - essentially the Grandmother of all Indian languages.

[@beinghuman5092]

We should learn all the South Indian languages ❤

[@nitinyadav7441]

I m from Uttar Pradesh..my mother tongue is Hindi...but I love all south indian languages ❤️...n I want to learn these languages...becoz as an indian ..I feel.... these all are my languages ❤️👍

[@sureshselvaratnam8977]

Tamil is the mother tongue of Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam Dravida has no Tamil name but a Sanskrit name The Tamil language family is perfect The originator of the name Dravida is of English descent

[@2dayis2010]

Your mother tongue must be Bhojpuri

[@rishabhrox1]

@@2dayis2010 Nope. Bhojpuri is mostly spoken in Bihar, it is just a minority language in UP. To say Bhojpuri is spoken in UP is like saying Marathi in spoken in Karnataka - both statements may be true but they are minority languages...not the major ones of the respective states.

[@Uda_dunga]

@@2dayis2010 who told u this??

[@thismybox7441]

Enthin ishtapedanam

[@ananth2527]

Tamil lady and telugu guy are from Bangalore. So they can easily understand kannada. Would have been better if they were completely unknown to language.

[@dreamzbts6585]

Not really sure I lived in Pune for a while but don't know marathi Since work culture mostly promotes a common language(mostly english) so not a lot of people pick up languages

[@Facts_and_Funny_Talksin_Telugu]

He is talking about the lady on the video

[@spremakumarprem8974]

ಕರ್ಮಕಾಂಡ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಲ್ಲಿ ಇದ್ದುಕೊಂಡು ಕನ್ನಡ ಪದಗಳಿಗೆ ಒದ್ದಾಡ್ತಾ ಇದ್ದಾವೆ.

[@rjv238]

And that Tamil lady from Bangalore seems to pretend that she couldn't understand Kannada

[@dreamzbts6585]

@kiran m I'm a telugu myself. I can mildly understand Kannada The way I see it is there are lot words that are similar in these languages but their usage differs and that is why you can see people speaking one of these languages pickup the other. That being said, my original comment was about knowing a language just because you're staying in location where the language is spoken. You may pickup few words but unless you actually start speaking it you can't "easily understand" whatever is being said in that language

[@malluliteraturebyalbinms]

I loved this session.

[@Tty490]

Hi Bahador, I like your videos. This was a beautiful attempt to see how much we South Indians understand each other. But As a south Indian Telugu speaking person knowing kannada somewhat and also very little of Tamil, I found that guests could not identify the similarities. The roots are similar with slight variations. In one of your other presentations where Sanskrit was matched with a Central Asian language, they did very good because they matched word with word instead of sentences Here also comparing words or two word sentences would have been fun to watch. Another thing is that half of what they were matching were Sanskrit words. All the 4 South Indian languages borrowed several words from Sanskrit so they match anyway. Maybe if possible you can have linguistic experts as well doing the same thing. That will also be fun to watch 🙏🙏🙏

[@sreerajchilameelika7531]

I am a malayalee, who speak, read & write tamil very well, i can understand kannada but still i like to watch telugu movies with english subtitles

[@sureshselvaratnam8977]

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