Disney Classics in their Native Languages (part 3)

[@FlamSparks]

Find further details about the info in the video here: drive.google.com/file/d/1YjWFnTI5j0MaSqA-3QDcA1xnkJx1aFJK/view?usp=sharing KZbin playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLKscGWQqgJ6KQtfWQN-Z7cjn9i89LZXfQ Spotify playlist (less complete due to unavailable tracks): open.spotify.com/playlist/3FTsh7nNVqxwQlRmImzl0y?si=263f1eed68b5400d

[@sebastianchirinos7714]

¿de hecho faltan peliculas?

[@luvxnina3754]

@@sebastianchirinos7714 ?

[@sebastianchirinos7714]

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[@daffamedia]

Actually Frozen II was set in Western Canada because of Maple Leaves and Alaska, but sings in original English.

[@rasmusmathiasen5027]

all should be in danish

[@feloniuselia5272]

Tarzan speaking Gorilla was so unexpected but funny. Finnaly, an animal speaking "Animal" in Disney film!

[@orangeshades1925]

they got me good. lol

[@Rezkeshdadesh]

smh, they didn't include Cow, Mouse, or Cat or any of the other animal languages

[@Annie_Annie__]

Kronk speaks Squirrel.

[@rebeccameeks5789]

This comment described my humor in ways I didn't expect.

[@rebeccameeks5789]

@@Annie_Annie__ yes

[@mythicalgirl2005]

I'm also glad Sami was included in the Frozen 2 one considering that's literally the culture the Northuldra were based on.

[@harpuny]

Yes!!!! Considering all the shit the Sami have been through, it's a nice little recognition to show

[@Itsheddahere]

My choir teacher dub Elsa in Sami!

[@flameofmage1099]

May I ask what Sami is? I know of a lot languages but never heard of Sami.

[@harpuny]

@@flameofmage1099 Sami is a Finno-Ugric language of the Sami people who live in northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and near Murmansk in Russia Frozen is also based on a Sami fairytale, if I'm not mistaken I recommend looking up their story, it's very interesting! You can start with Sweden got talent Daniel's Joik, very beautiful Sami song

[@harpuny]

@@Itsheddahere That's so cool!!

[@ynntari2775]

4:28 Dog 1: asks a question in English Dog 2: _[response in German]_ Dog 1: Okay

[@risyamustario6056]

List of 6 frozen movies & specials ranked from worst to best available for norsk dub & junior novel & B&N book store.

[@HungerGamesFan00]

and for the villains in atlantis

[@justarandomhumann]

I find it clever to define the cats' nationality by the breed they come from. Awesome!

[@mdalsted]

I was pleasantly surprised to hear that Disney released an official dub of Bambi in an indigenous language!

[@catlovrplaysmc9081]

it was actually dubbed by residents of the Wind River reservation! it's not an official Disney dubbing

[@mdalsted]

@@catlovrplaysmc9081 ??? Really? It sounds great!

[@claudia-uy5gk]

It sound amazing and bambi sounds so cute

[@larasbigmac77]

I also want a bosnian princess

[@nonametherabbit8593]

Bambi sounds adorable in Arapaho 🥺

[@dacheat8213]

Fun fact: Tarzan would also be capable of speaking French as he was learnt to speak French in the original book.

[@timothynatanaelsebastian6536]

True, He was born and raised in Congo, a French Colony

[@dacheat8213]

@@avokado2754 the captain he saved from cannibals in the book was French.

[@avokado2754]

The Congo was a Belgian colony, not a French one

[@avokado2754]

yes but I was responding to the other comment which said that the Congo had been a French colony

[@dacheat8213]

@@avokado2754 gotcha.

[@maybesofi1828]

0:31 Frozen 0:47 Frozen 2 1:13 Alice in wonderland 1:30 Pinocchio 2:13 Home of the range 2:27 The great mouse detective 2:40 The adventures of Mr. Toad 2:50 Peter Pan 3:14 Tarzan 3:27 The aristocats 3:52 Lady and the Tramp 4:49 Atlantis 5:54 Bambi 6:14 Winnie the Pooh 6:37 The princess and the frog

[@fazbearfanatic4358]

Them adding “Gorilla” as a language at 3:18 is just the funniest thing to me

[@aristoeldesarmado]

It's funny to see everyone having a conversation in their own language and understanding each other

[@DaAlvaro]

maybe they are all polyglots

[@Undercoversteve96]

For Princess and the Frog, I think having a Cajun French version would’ve fit in better, seeing that it’s a specific dialect in Louisiana. Unfortunately, Cajun French is dying out and only older generations know it :( I wish we would raise more awareness for it

[@RandomPerson0646]

Yeah, I would of thought Cajun French would of been in this.

[@egg_bun_]

Whoa, it's so cool to see Atlantis. Since Milo can speak many languages, that's actually very believable that he can work with a Spanish speaker, an Italian speaker, and a German speaker no problem!

[@karar.kendall4872]

We need an Egyptian princess, or a Japanese princess, or maybe even a Bhutanese princess!

[@tardigra]

I was so sad when I was a kid because there was no Disney movie about a Turkic princess :(

[@juandavidmedranoalva4030]

@@tardigra i wanna a spein princess :c

[@マリア-x5m]

We need a Russian princess.

[@justchilling885]

@@マリア-x5m Anastasia(I'm very sorry if I spelled her name wrong): guess I dont exist

[@マリア-x5m]

@@justchilling885, she isn't Disney princesses. It was drew by Fox Animation Studios.

[@flameofmage1099]

Italian Pinocchio isn't something I knew I needed in my life

[@abbfilmann3735]

Well... so now you know this puppet comes from Italy (as if his name PINOCCHIO didn't sound italian enough)

[@flameofmage1099]

@@abbfilmann3735 Well I knew that already, just hearing it I meant

[@abbfilmann3735]

@@flameofmage1099 Yes

[@writelyY67777]

I am the only one that’s glad they used a Native American language for Bambi? 5:53

[@CGaboL]

Kind of funny that Pedro, the chihuahua dog from Lady and the Tramp, speaks with a Chihuahua accent. You can tell by the way he pronounces "chilaquiles"

[@yamil_Vndz]

Shilakiles

[@flickcentergaming680]

That isn't just funny, that's fantastic!

[@flameofmage1099]

I love that you don't just include the setting but also the character's nationality

[@midsummernightmare]

In Atlantis when the dirt guy is speaking French to kida they just have it kinda meld into whispers but you can actually hear what he says here and I’m 90% sure he asked if she wanted to sleep with him. That’s confidence.

[@gaturro4568]

That’s Mole

[@Zephyr-eg3mr]

I like how you don’t just do 1-2 languages but rather ones that have probably never been heard of and even if there’s isn’t a dubbing you still include it and your very specific I love that 😍

[@5tar_Is_ACE]

I love how this is what I imagine for a lot of shows, even games where the dub is just in their own native language per person. I just love listening to languages, and the fluidity you made from switching to each character with their language is amazing!

[@awetistic5295]

The "I am found" scene gets me every single time and, apparently, in every language. I try to be strong, yet end up ugly crying.

[@Pan._pan]

4:01 ЛУЧШЕЕ ЧТО Я КОГДА-ЛИБО СЛЫШАЛА В СВОЕЙ ЖИЗНИ

[@guardiegirl5365]

Question: Regarding Princess and the Frog, what do you think Naveen's native language would be/be based on? I know Maldonia is a fictional country named after Maldives and Macedonia, two very different regions with a variety of languages across both of them. Naveen seems to be able to fluently speak French and English in the movie, but his native tongue seems different (I couldn't find a good translation for the foreign title of "The Frog Prince" book he says to Tia). Maybe he'd be multilingual?

[@bcasey2830]

Naveen’s voice actor has said his accent is a mix of French and Portuguese if that helps at all! It would probably have some Romance vocabulary (as that is the language family both languages are from).

[@saerunofarc]

id assume he’s south asian, so like maldives

[@moritamikamikara3879]

Maybe it's from Coponia, or Seethonia.

[@justanormal.janice]

If you are bilingual or multilingual Idk what to say i can only speak English, French, and Español.

[@TheSameYellowToy]

Maldonia also sounds like Moldova, but Naveen doesn't seem Eastern European.

[@SpaceEmos]

The voice acting/singing for Pinocchio was great 😂

[@thatonepossum5766]

I never expected to have a favorite Disney dub, but I do now and it’s Italian Pinocchio.

[@Kamabogaming]

1:29 (In English) Long live freedom, I move my head, hands and feet! What a great news, everyone is like me!

[@FrillyDisaster]

The twin cats speaking Thai was creepy but interesting

[@julistarling8382]

They are slightly creepy anyway. And, yes. 😉

[@Seority]

Sounds more correct rather than racisy lol

[@hakanstorsater5090]

@@Seority The scene has been accused of being racist, anyway. It also doesn't feel completely out of place for cat-dog interactions, I did once see a cat nearly seduce a dog like that and the run away after the chaos occurred...

[@jordy.taysversion]

How cute is Pinocchio's voice 😍😍😍

[@ftsour_]

Ok, but "Oye compadre, yo también quiero chilaquiles" lo amé

[@yamil_Vndz]

"Shilaquiles" 😈🤙

[@saltylilimp]

Je ne change pas de ce que j'ai dit lors de la vidéo précédente, toujours un travail de recherche incroyable, on ne s'en lasse pas! C'est un vrai bonheur de savoir qu'une partie 4 est en préparation! très très hâte de la découvrir! ♥ ♥ ♥

[@gab0201]

Pareil

[@FlamSparks]

Merci beaucoup

[@mothspaces]

I really like this because you're taking in account where each of the characters are from. Like in Lady and the Tramp, the dogs that are from different places speak their respective languages. very nice detail :)

[@audrarobinson8824]

Does anyone else thinks that Arapaho is a beautiful language?

[@mariabarker2036]

I do find it beautiful. But I disagree that Arapaho is the language deer speak.

[@julistarling8382]

I'm not sure it's even set in America. "Bambi" means "baby" in Italian. Oh well. Whatever, I guess.

[@femboy__bunny]

@@julistarling8382 it was originally set in the Black Forest, but Disney moved it to America bc at the time of starting production, WW2 broke out and it wasn’t a good idea to be romanticizing Germany like that at the time

[@femboy__bunny]

@@julistarling8382 the book was set there I mean. The movie was based on the book

[@squallrowlandson8028]

@@femboy__bunnyThe original novel of Bambi takes place in Austria actually in the 1920s.

[@xPezulx]

It is very interesting to know the details of which language the secondary characters come from.

[@flickcentergaming680]

My thoughts exactly, like that Russian Borzoi in Lady and the Tramp.

[@FlamSparks]

*TRANSLATIONS NEEDED!* If you're interested in translating the description and subtitles of this video in your language, let me know! Here is the text of the description (subs will be made available once the video premiered). DO NOT ADD ANY LINKS, because youtube might block your comment. I will add them later: _Enable subtitles to read them in [insert language]!_ _Rediscover Disney classics in their native languages, when and where their stories took place!_ _Find further details about the info in the video here:_ *LINK* _PART 1:_ *LINK* _PART 2:_ *LINK* _PART 4: coming March 11, 2022_ _All Disney songs in their native languages:_ *LINK* _Intro video made by millainen_ - *LINK* _Intro song: “At Wit’s End” from “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End”_ - *LINK* [insert language] translation by [insert the ame you want to be credited with]: *LINK* #FlamSparks #DisneyNativeLanguage #InternationalDubbing #dubbing #Disney #multilanguage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow me on Instagram: *LINK*

[@TrulyVivian]

Hi,Can you translate to Chinese?😀

[@BMZ_Multilanguages]

I'm sorry, but can you change the title for Malay? This is part 3, right? So "Bahagian 2" should change to "Bahagian 3".

[@FlamSparks]

@Οтпусти и ЗабудЬ Libérée Delivrée Not knowing Chinese, I can't, but can you, maybe?

[@FlamSparks]

@BMZ's Multilanguage HD thank you for pointing it out, fixed it!

[@feloniuselia5272]

I did Ukrainian translation for the second one and would like to help here too. Also I can't wait to read you google-doc comments to the chosen language and placement, I love them!

[@shaylawelson2497]

I really want a Maori princess. Like Moana but more specific to Maori culture, like maraes and the haka and more of a foresty theme instead of the ocean. Also, if you don't already know much about Maori culture, I highly recommend looking it up. It's so beautiful and fascinating!

[@boomerplays6987]

yes i want more specific polynesian rep

[@lucianoosorio5942]

I hope we get a Japanese Disney princess. Who agrees with me? My idea is another warrior princess like Mulan and she is beautiful like any other Disney princess. There will be samurais, ninjas, and etc

[@Tulip247]

Yess I was thinking the same thing!

[@Tonia16]

Same

[@gab0201]

There is the news heroes

[@ariannagorbet6674]

Your wish is my command

[@lucianoosorio5942]

@@Retardation_at_its_finest_2007 what do you mean? Mulan and Raya are warrior princesses and they’re great in their own ways. Mulan is a great movie and Raya is great too

[@ariannagorbet6674]

Not going to lie but when The Aristocats and Bambi appeared on the screen, I felt a wave of nostalgia

[@tray488]

Same.

[@sanneoi6323]

The siamese twins singing in Thai was very pleasing to the ears.

[@mooniace972]

The cats song was beautiful and hearing Bambi speaking was just the cutest thing ever.

[@ariannagorbet6674]

Native Languages Flags (other languages) Frozen: 🇸🇪 (Swedish), 🇩🇰 (Danish) Pinocchio: 🇳🇱 (Dutch), 🇫🇷 (French), 🇷🇺 (Russian) Home On The Ranch: 🇨🇳 (Mandarin) The Aristocats: 🇮🇹 (Italian), 🇺🇸 (English), 🇨🇳 (Mandarin), 🇷🇺 (Russian) Lady and The Tramp: 🇹🇭 (Thai), 🇮🇹 (Italian), 🇩🇪 (German), 🇷🇺 (Russian), 🇲🇽 (Spanish/Mexico borders the US to the south) Atlantis The Lost Empire: 🇪🇸 (Spanish/sounds like Spain Spanish), 🇮🇹 (Italian), 🇫🇷 (French), 🇩🇪 (German) The Princess and The Frog: 🇫🇷 (French)

[@omarsosa8329]

Just a detail. The part spoken in Spanish from "Atlantis" is not Spanish from Spain. It's Latin American Spanish.

[@ariannagorbet2239]

@@omarsosa8329 That was a comment from my old channel.

[@IzayoiArwena]

Ukrainian instead of Italian, Vinny was Ukrainian but in Polish dubbing he was dubbed by a Polish actor trying to sound Russian. Italian speaking Russian? Why?

[@nutella1871]

Pinocchio is definitely Italian.

[@IzayoiArwena]

@@nutella1871 its obvious but the girl dolls were Dutch, French and Russian. But I think the French one is Spanish, always thought shes Spanish, not French

[@earthhead1688]

my little Italian heart is so happy rn

[@mingusk1602]

1:40 Dutch: Jij zit niet aan vier touwtjes dus, Geef mij maar eens een grote kus. Ik neem jou mee naar Volendam, Zodra het even kan. English: So you're not tied to four strings, Give me a big kiss. I'll take you to Volendam, As soon as possible.

[@daesendri]

3:29 you can notice the quality difference

[@shinobu-g1t]

i’m italian, i loved pinocchio when i was a kid pls he’s so adorable

[@jacksonboi8789]

You missed Creole for The Princess and the Frog. Even though not much African descents currently speak it now in Louisiana, but they were a good amount speak or know the language around that time period.

[@juliabrodin2686]

I don't know if anyone noticed, but there is no Sami dubbing for the first frozen movie, but there is for the second. I'm really happy they included it this time.

[@ariannagorbet2239]

Just for fun… Native Language Flags (my characters) Aia Sugawara: 🇯🇵 (Japanese) Gender: Female Home Town: Osaka, Japan Other Languages: English Sofia Castillo: 🇲🇽 (Mexican Spanish) Gender: Female Home Town: Mexico City, Mexico (moved to the U.S.) Other Languages: English Raiya Ivanova: 🇷🇺 (Russian) Gender: Female Home Town: Moscow, Russia Other Languages: English, Ukrainian Jacques Dubious: 🇫🇷 (French) Gender: Male Home Town: Paris, France (moved to the U.S) Other Languages: English Mei Zhao: 🇨🇳 (Chinese) Gender: Female Home Town: Shanghai, China Other Languages: English Alma Moretti: 🇮🇹 (Italian) Gender: Female Home Town: Rome, Italy Other Languages: English Anabela Machado: 🇵🇹 (Portuguese) Gender: Female Home Town: Lisbon, Portugal Other Languages: Spanish, English Saadia Kazem: 🇮🇶 (Arabic) Gender: Female Home Town: Baghdad, Iraq Other Languages: Kurdish, English Aera Kim: 🇰🇷 (Korean) Gender: Female Home Town: Soeul, South Korea Other Languages: English Hanna Kaczmarek: 🇵🇱 (Polish) Gender: Female Home Town : Warsaw, Poland Other Languages: Russian, English Gabriela Vasquez: 🇪🇸 (European Spanish) Gender: Female Home Town: Madrid, Spain Other Languages: Portuguese, French, German, English, Italian Deborah Naftali: 🇮🇱 (Hebrew) Gender: Female Home Town: Jerusalem, Israel Other Languages: English Lucilla Blanco: 🇨🇺 (Spanish) Gender: Female Home Town: Havana, Cuba (now lives in the US) Other Languages: English Charlotte Stawarski: 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: Charleston, South Carolina Other Languages: None Sabrine Weber: 🇩🇪 (German) Gender: Female Home Town: Berlin, Germany (now lives in the US) Other Languages: English Yvonne Collymore: 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: Jackson, Mississippi Other Languages: None Ema Gauthier 🇨🇦 (Canadian) (Newfoundland) Gender: Female Home Town: St. Johns, Newfoundland Other Languages: None Brittany Gauthier: 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: Richmond, Virginia Other Languages: None Kenji Mastuda: 🇯🇵 (Japanese) Gender: Male Home Town: Kobe, Japan Other Languages: English Amelia McLean: 🇦🇺 (Australian English) Gender: Female Home Town: Sydney, Australia Other Languages: None Erika Fartlander: 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: Reno, Neveda Other Languages: None Etisha Caudhari: 🇳🇵(Nepali) Gender: Female Home Town: Kathmandu, Nepal Other Languages: Hindi, English Natalya Smirnova: 🇷🇺 (Russian) Gender: Female Home Town: Voronezh, Russia Other Languages: Ukrainian, English Miriama Havaneka: 🇸🇰 (Slovak) Gender: Female Home Town: Bratislava, Slovakia (moved to the Czech Republic) Other Languages: Czech, English Olga Volkova: 🇧🇾 (Belarusian) Gender: Female Home Town: Minsk, Belarus Other Languages: Russian, English, Ukrainian Aaidha Huseynova: 🇦🇿 (Azerbaijani) Gender: Female Home Town: Baku, Azerbaijan Other Language: English Johann Hoffmann: 🇦🇹 (Austrian) Gender: Male Home Town: Vienna, Austria Other Languages: English Alsi Ozdemir: 🇹🇷 (Turkish) Gender: Female Home Town: Ankara, Turkey Other Languages: English Laima Juris: 🇱🇻 (Latvian) Gender: Female Home Town: Riga, Latvia Other Languages: Lithuanian, English Tara Minter 🇺🇸 (U.S English) Gender: Female Home Town: Atlanta, Georgia (U.S state) Other Languages: None But wait, there’s more. The native languages of the friends, boyfriends/girlfriends or family of the characters above Liyana Simm (Aia’s sister): 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: San Jose, California Other Languages: None Emma Hall (Sofia’s friend): 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: Houston, Texas Other Languages: None Tim McBride (Raiya’s boyfriend): 🇬🇧 (UK English) Gender: Male Home Town: London, United Kingdom Other Languages: None Emila Rojas (Jacques’ girlfriend): 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: New Orleans, Louisiana Other Languages: None Cassandra Taylor (Mei’s sister): 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: Phoenix, Arizona Other Languages: None Isabelle Jennings (Alma’s cousin): 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Other Languages: None Carina Rodrigues (Anabela’s friend): 🇧🇷 (Brazilian Portuguese) Gender: Female Home Town: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Other Languages: English Noel Christianson (Saadia’s boyfriend): 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Male Home Town: Indianapolis, Indiana Other Languages: None Abdullah Rahman (Noel and Saadia’s friend): 🇸🇦 (Arabian) Gender: Male Home Town: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Other Languages: English Eui Kim (Aera’s troublemaking sister): 🇰🇵 (Korean) Gender: Female Home Town: Pyongyang, North Korea Other Languages: English Andrei Kozlov (Hanna’s partner): 🇷🇺 (Russian) Gender: Male Home Town: St. Petersburg, Russia Other Languages: Polish, English Anthony Sampson (Gabriela’s friend): 🇹🇹 (Trinidad and Tobago English) Gender: Male Home Town: Chaguanas, Trinidad Other Languages: None Jahan Rostami (Ghada’s brother in law/Deborah’s boyfriend): 🇮🇷 (Persian) Gender: Male Home Town: Tehran, Iran Other Languages: Arabic, English Ghada Qasim (Jahan’s sister in law/Deborah’s friend): 🇸🇾 (Arabic) Gender: Female Home Town: Damascus, Syria Other Languages: English Alan and Danielle McDavid (Lucilla’s friends): 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Male (Alan), Female (Danielle) Home Town: Naples, Florida Other Languages: None Max Koch (Charlotte’s boyfriend): 🇩🇪 (German) Gender: Male Home Town: Munich, Germany Other Languages: English Delphine Chevalier (Sabrine’s best friend): 🇫🇷 (French) Gender: Female Home Town: Paris, France (now lives in the US) Other Languages: English Madison Bennet (Sabrine’s friend): 🇺🇸 (US English) Gender: Female Home Town: Kansas City, Missouri Other Languages: None Veronica Dumitru (Yvonne’s best friend): 🇷🇴 (Romanian) Gender: Female Home Town: Bucharest, Romania Other Languages: English Lizzy Tremblay (Ema’s good friend): 🇨🇦 (Canadian) (Newfoundland) Gender: Female Home Town: St. Johns, Newfoundland Other Languages: None Joon Park (Ema’s friend): 🇰🇷 (Korean) Gender: Male Home Town: Seoul, South Korea Other Languages: English Shinobu Kikuchi (Brittany’s best friend): 🇯🇵 (Japanese) Gender: Male Home Town: Tokyo, Japan Other Languages: Korean, English Nalani Mahelona (Kenji’s friend): 🇺🇸 (Hawaiian) Gender: Female Home Town: Honolulu, Hawaii Other Languages: English Midori Hayashi (Amelia’s cousin in law): 🇯🇵 (Japanese) Gender: Female Home Town: Kobe, Japan Other Languages: English Kaori Tanaka (Midori’s friend): 🇯🇵 (Japanese) Gender: Female Home Town: Kobe, Japan Other Languages: English Viviana Carbone (Erika’s friend): 🇮🇹 (Italian) Gender: Female Home Town: Rome, Italy Other Languages: English Anaisha Pandey (Etisha’s friend): 🇮🇳 (Hindi) Gender: Female Home Town: New Delhi, India Other Languages: English Sofiya Nesterenko (Natalya’s best friend): 🇺🇦 (Ukrainian) Gender: Female Home Town: Lyiv, Ukraine Other Languages: Russian, English Jan Havranek (Miriama’s brother): 🇨🇿 (Czech) Gender: Male Home Town: Prague, Czech Republic/Czechia Other Languages: German, Russian, English Artem Novikov (Olga’s boyfriend): 🇷🇺 (Russian) Gender: Male Home: Novosibirsk, Russia Other Languages: English, Belarusian Timofey Kuznetsov (Aaidha’s boyfriend): 🇷🇺 (Russian) Gender: Male Home: Rostov-on-Don, Russia Other Languages: English Katye Jurgenson (Johann’s girlfriend): 🇪🇪 (Estonian) Gender: Female Home Town: Tallinn, Estonia Other Languages: English, German Samir Balushi (Asli’s boyfriend): 🇴🇲 (Omani) Gender: Male Home To: Muscat, Oman (now lives in Turkey) Other Languages: Turkish, English Gabriele Vaitkus (Laima and Elsie’s friend): 🇱🇹 (Lithuania) Gender: Female Home To: Vilnius, Lithuania Other Languages: Latvian, English Elsie Donaldson (Laima and Gabriele’s friend): 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (Scottish English) Gender: Female Home To: Edinburgh, Scotland Other Languages: None Maia Gelashvili (Tara’s friend): 🇬🇪 (Georgian) Gender: Female Home: Tbilisi, Georgia Other Language: English

[@whoknows656]

If it's a girl it must be Ivanova. Ivanov is for men.

[@ariannagorbet2239]

@@whoknows656 Are you Russian?

[@whoknows656]

@@ariannagorbet2239 Yes

[@ariannagorbet2239]

@@whoknows656 In fact, here’s a quote from Raiya and her British boyfriend, Tim McBride Raiya: All hail Mother Russia! Tim: You Russians are weird.

[@sleepyote]

Damn I admire your creativity

[@mireyamora4029]

0:00 - INTRO Frozen 2 ~ 0:31 - 🇳🇴, 0:46 - Sámi, 1:02 - 🇸🇪, 1:09 - 🇩🇰 Alice In Wonderland ~ 1:15 - 🇬🇧 Pinocchio ~ 1:29 - 🇮🇹, 1:40 - 🇳🇱, 1:51 - 🇫🇷, 2:01 - 🇷🇺 Home of the Range ~ 2:12 - 🇺🇸, 2:21 - 🇨🇳 The Great Mouse Detective ~ 2:27 - 🇬🇧 The Adventures of Mr. Toad ~ 2:39 - 🇬🇧 Peter Pan ~ 2:50 - 🇬🇧 Tarzan ~ 3:13 - 🇿🇦, 3:20 - 🦍 The Aristocats ~ 3:27 - 🇫🇷, 3:30 - 🇮🇹, 3:32 - 🇺🇸, 3:39 - 🇨🇳, 3:43 - 🇷🇺 Lady and the Tramp ~ 3:48 - 🇺🇸, 3:58 - 🇹🇭, 4:14 - 🇮🇹, 4:31 - 🇩🇪, 4:34 - 🇷🇺, 4:39 - 🇲🇽 Atlantis: The Lost Empire ~ 4:45 - 🇺🇸, 4:51 - 🇵🇷, 5:03 - 🇮🇹, 5:16 - Atlantean, 5:29 - Latin, 5:32 - 🇫🇷, 5:41 - 🇩🇪 Bambi ~ 5:53 - Arapaho The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh ~ 6:13 - 🇬🇧 The Princess and the Frog ~ 6:36 - 🇫🇷, 6:58 - 🇺🇸

[@archer9535]

Is no one going to talk about Bambi speaking a native American language?! That's so awesome!!

[@ludovicorizzo5785]

In the italian version of the aristocats O'neal is called Romeo and he's from Rome.

[@alonsofeltro5608]

Er mejo der Colosseo.

[@GodHatesRobloxModeration]

The seamless transition of languages between characters makes it so good, it feels like it’s the actual movie

[@skyrimwarrior]

I was so surprised about what Bambi was all about. Now we know what language that it came from.

[@laurabramblett5136]

@6:47 Louis: "I'm gonna' tell 'im" Naveen: *Throws rock* "Don't you dare!"

[@alonsofeltro5608]

5:02 this is what peak animation dubbing sounds like

[@michellduarte8643]

can you imagine how much more chaotic movies would be if characters from different countries all spoke their respective languages? it would be a mess, but i'd still watch it

[@Valagh]

La parte di Pinocchio con tutti i burattini "internazionali" intorno mi ha fatta morire 😂❤️

[@stephan_thaddeus]

3:20 “Gorrilla” that one got me

[@cheetos.nattarat]

3:45 Lady and the tramp

[@klikssiikubra314]

I never knew Bambi had an arapaho version, nice

[@skyrimwarrior]

Yes, but it’s only available on VHS. You’ll have to travel to a Arapaho Reservation to try and ask nicely to watch it on home video cassette VCR. because that’s the only place you’ll be able to find the version of the original native language of Bambi.

[@BJGvideos]

@@skyrimwarrior They don't sell copies? At least sell the audio to play over an official version.

[@JustMe-mp6vu]

Tarzan would be set in 1870's/1880's because of Jane's fashion (the bustle era) and they talk about how sweet supposedly queen Victoria is, it couldn't be set in 1908 because Victoria died in 1901!!! 🤷‍♂️ But GREAT video and GOOD research anyways!! 👏✨ Congratulations! 👏🤩🙌

[@WitherGirlGaming]

Wonderful video! I have one question, or perhaps a slight suggestion if you don't want to spoil future videos - will you be including Anastasia? I ask because while it is not a Disney movie, it is very dear to my and many others' hearts, and a lot of people think of it as belonging with the rest of the Princess films. Thank you again for creating this in-depth, lovely series!

[@FlamSparks]

Well, thank you so very much for your kind words, you just made my day ^^ Unfortunately, Anastasia will not make it into this list: the reason is that this series is about Disney Classics, which number very specific movies officially listed by Disney itself. Not only Anastasia does not belong in this list, but also many other movies which are still Disney, but not Classics, such as Pixar movies, to make an example. disneyanimation.com/films/

[@infinityseagull3752]

5:57 =0 that's so cool!! There's under a 1000 speakers of that language- where did you get a dub from?? woah

[@amirferdhany3177]

Rare native dub, Powhatan dub doesn’t exist

[@josegervacio1121]

Yayyyy they’re back !!! Great video as always :)

[@archimedesno400]

Altro giro altra corsa. Di nuovo super interessante e super accurato per cui non mi ripeterò su questi aspetti. L'unica cosa: grazie infinite per il corto del "Vento tra i Salici", spesso dimenticato, ma molto carino per me, specialmente con le nostre voci italiane e soprattutto per il doppiaggio originale di Lilli e il vagabondo. Ma... seriamente avete trovato il doppiaggio in Arapaho di Bambi??? Credevo fosse perduto! O magari la scena è su youtube e io ho appena fatto la figura del pirla hahaha. Vabbè, scemenze a parte ottimo lavoro di nuovo, non mi resta che aspettare marzo per la prossima parte😉

[@HobieInTheBox]

I'm also surprised at Arapaho

[@FlamSparks]

E di nuovo, ti ringrazio tantissimo per queste parole :3 Ma poi mi tocca dire: io spero vivamente che tu non mi abbia dato del _voi,_ perché sennò inizio a scavarmi la tomba da subito... Comunque il doppiaggio arapaho di Bambi è molto raro, *ma* in effetti è su YT XD kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZa1ZYZ6gtV5j68&ab_channel=KatieRaquelSmith

[@archimedesno400]

@@FlamSparks NONONONONO! Giuro non ti ho dato del voi, è solo che so che questi video sono una collaborazione tra te e Millainen, per cui il voi è perché sareste in due😂. Va bene che mi piacciono i film Disney (e non solo) più datati, ma certi formalismi agée li lascio a qualcun'altro hahaha, scusami se non sono stato chiaro. Comunque grazie per l'informazione sul doppiaggio, era troppo bello per essere vero ;-)

[@FlamSparks]

@@archimedesno400 Mmmh... Va bene, metto giù la pala. Comunque Milla mi aiuta con questo video facendo l'intro, ma in realtà il resto è mio, quindi senza sminuire il suo lavoro (che amo alla follia), in realtà più che una collaborazione, il suo è un contributo su mia richiesta x) Che la Disney abbia fatto quel doppiaggio in arapaho è stato un fulmine a ciel sereno. Non ci ho creduto finché non l'ho trovato su un paper accademico, al che sono rimasta di gesso per una settimana. È un doppiaggio un po' strano (sicuramente quello in navajo per Alla ricerca di Nemo è fatto meglio), ma d'altro canto, per una lingua che conta duemila parlanti, non puoi certo aspettarti di trovare chissà che attoroni hollywoodiani

[@matilde_5]

@@FlamSparks Ma come ma sei ita??

[@idelsagil9129]

Frozen (Norwegian, Swedish & Danish) 0:30 Alice In Wonderland (UK) 1:13 Pinocchio (Italy, Dutch, French, & Russian) 1:30 Home On The Range (English & Mandarin) 2:12 The Great Mouse Detective, The Adventures Of Mr. Toad & Peter Pan (UK) 2:26 Tarzan (English) 3:14 The Aristocrats (French, Italy, Mandarin & Russian) 3:27 Lady And The Tramp (Thai, Italy, German & Russian) 3:47 Atlantis The Lost Empire (Italy, Latin, French & German) 4:46 Bambi (Wyoming) 5:53 Winnie The Pooh (UK) 6:14 The Princess And The Frog (New Orleans From Louisiana French & English) 6:37

[@henrythef1guy768]

HYPED FOR PART 4 AND 5 AND 6

[@LordJemse]

This creates a world where everyone speaks every language it seems, so everyone just speaks in their own native language to eachother regardless of if it's the other's language

[@electrix10]

5:35 "elle parle peut être Parigo!!" HAHAHAHAA

[@werothegreat]

The Arapaho dub of Bambi fully caught me by surprise, that is so awesome!

[@mariyah3842]

These videos are awesome

[@henrythef1guy768]

0:38 The second film takes place in the early 1840s, to be precise. 2:41 Mr. Toad would most likely have taken place in the Early 1910s, as a Renault automobile appears.

[@grace5033]

Encanto: 1950s Colombia (Spanish) 101 Dalmatians: 1960s London, UK (English) The Fox and the Hound: 1960s US (English) Oliver and Company: 1980s New York City, NY, US (English, Spanish, French) Lilo and Stitch: Late 1990s-early 2000s HI, US (English, Hawaiian) Wreck-it Ralph: 2010s USA (English) Ralph Breaks the Internet: 2010s USA (English, German, French, Italian, Arabic, Powhatan which is undubbed, Mandarin, Scottish, Norwegian, and Maori which I'm pretty sure was also undubbed) Big Hero 6: 2030s fictional US/Japan crossover (English, Japanese, Spanish, probably also Danish for Fred)

[@vecrb00]

in Big Hero 6, Honey Lemon it's latina, so also Spanish

[@Acutelittlecat]

God Pinocchio in italian just sounds adorable

[@ercm10]

the chihuahua SH 4:40 MASHACA shicaliquiles shihuahua mushasha

[@kayserivt]

I love how you put “gorilla” for tarzan

[@Superibis.]

La vache, j’avais jamais vu Atlantide en anglais… j’étais pas prête quand la Taupe dit « elle parle peut-être parigot » avant de se prendre une beigne 😂 super l’image qu’on a 😅 Et Bambi en arapaho... Juste trop mignon

[@FlamSparks]

C'est *ça* qu'il dit ?? J'avais pas comprit la phrase (je connaissais pas le mot "parigot") et j'avais trop peur qu'il aurait démenti le fait que le personnage était français dans le doublage (comme Chef Louis)... mais maintenant ça fait encore plus rire, j'adore X'D

[@Superibis.]

@@FlamSparks en VF Milo demande si Kida parle anglais (do you speak English?) et la Taupe dit « Je speak English aussi, French accent, romantique » avec un très fort accent 😅 donc c’était une bonne chose de mettre la VO, en français ça aurait pas eu beaucoup de sens ^^

[@FlamSparks]

@@Superibis. oui, j'avais noté que là ils parlaient anglais, mais j'avais besoin de présenter le français (et de lui donner un nombre acceptable de lignes de dialogue). Et je n'ai même pas pû utiliser la VO, parce que avant j'avais dû passer de l'anglais pour l'atlantien à l'italien pour le latin (la version anglaise utilise un pseudo-latin qui me fait mal au cœur chaque fois que je l'entends) et la différence entre les voix anglaises et italiennes *s'entend* trop bien ! Je ne pouvais pas re-passer à l'anglais après l'italien parce que le change aurait été trop évident (je l'ai essayé). Et donc à la fin les phrases en français viennent effectivement du doublage italien 🤣🤣

[@Superibis.]

@@FlamSparks oh 😯 j’en avais aucune idée, incroyable 😆

[@ynntari2775]

This makes me think about friend groups, or better, worlds, in which everybody knows everyone's language. Everybody just speaks their native language and everyone conversates and understands each other. … No, wait, that's our system

[@asbest2092]

this world is called Ukraine 😶‍🌫

[@DB_Craft_872]

Pinocchio is a legend

[@TheRealCocoColours]

it makes me so happy that bambi was released in a native language

[@morganqorishchi8181]

the happy sounds I made when Atlantis got included!

[@leaschlegel4509]

I’m excited🤟😃

[@fayelacoste7104]

Wow..Bambi's language is awesome 🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍

[@ariccua6101]

Seems like Pinocchio is not alone anymore, when it comes to Italian, now that Luca exists.

[@limondepernambuco8079]

2:40 you forgot to say that it is part of the adventures of ichabod and mr. Toad

[@sachavoituredessins1902]

J'adore cette série ❤️

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

6:56 Louisiana Cajun French

[@ankojan]

As a Thai who's pround of ThI lNguage .I'm amazed by Thai song the siamese cats sang! Thanks a lot!

[@ash3rishere]

We need more of these ❤

[@elloboferoz4832]

Llevo 3 videos esperando que salga Colombia con Encanto y nada jajaja. Espero que para la próxima ya salga y es que si mal no recuerdo la historia se ubica entre los años 1900-1950

[@kp12_art]

I haven’t watched Winnie The Pooh in so long 😭😭 It was my favourite thing ever as a child along with Toy Story & I did tear up while listening to Pooh singing 🥲🧡

[@julistarling8382]

Try the videos on KZbin with the song about "Take me back to the house at Pooh Corner". You're gonna cry even more. I promise.

[@jace3811]

actually Pinocchio takes place in the 1890s which is proven by the Ferris Wheel in Pleasure Island which made it's debut in the 1890s

[@markadams6497]

I'd like to raise a few points. First of all: If Elsa and Anna knew some Sami, then why were their mother's origins a mystery? Second: At the end of The Wind in the Willows feature, Toad is seen flying a plane, which dates the story to sometime after the Wright Brothers' first flight in 1903 (although according to the documentary Who Flew First?, they mightn't have succeeded until 1908). Third: Perhaps Thomas O'Malley should be singing in Irish Gaelic. Fourth: I like how in Atlantis: The Lost Empire, some of the characters seem to be having bilingual conversations. Fifth: The native language for The Princess and the Frog (which differs from The Frog Prince) is likely to be Louisiana Creole. Last of all, it was a thoroughly enjoyable video.

[@kaminu4471]

I like how in the last scene included from "Atlantis the Lost Empire" you can hear the background conversation switching from English to German. That was cool to listen to :>

[@aquabotstudios4444]

1:51 that girl got Bricked up Fr

[@flopjul3022]

1:40 the dutch part: You dont have 4 chords so, you can give me once a big kiss.(Jij zit niet aan vier(4) touwtjes (vast) dus, geef mij maar eens een kus) i take you with to Volendam when it is possible(Ik neem je mee naar Volendam, zodra het even kan)

[@eldemonio9925]

5:17 En serio, ¿qué idioma es ese, de dónde es?

[@valentinblue1952]

Okay, i Love how in the Lady and the Tramp all the Dogs speak different languages but understand each Other and are Friends

[@mythicalgirl2005]

THEY DIDN"T MAKE THE DEER SPEAK ENGLISH I LOVE IT

[@tobbs5410]

I was gonna say - it's lovely to hear them speak in an indigenous American language and it makes so much sense.

[@arcticflower7223]

The Italian guy is so evocative of that guy from Strappare lungo i bordi.

[@xPezulx]

Clássicos da Disney em seus idiomas nativos em ordem cronológica Parte três "Frozen II" Localização: Noruega Período: 1840-50 Línguas: norueguês, sámi (ou lapão), sueco, dinamarquês. “Alice no País das Maravilhas” Localização: Reino Unido Período: 1850-60 Línguas: inglês Localização: Pinóquio Período: 1870-80 Línguas: italiano, holandês, francês, russo “Nem que a Vaca Tussa” Localização: Reino Unido Período: 1889 Línguas: inglês, mandarim “O Ratinho Detetive” Localização: Londres, Reino Unido Período: 1897 Língua: inglês “O Sapo Maluco” Localização: Reino Unido Período: final do século 19 e início do século 20 Língua: inglês “Peter Pan” Localização: Reino Unido Período: década de 1900 Língua: inglês “Tarzan” Localização: Selva africana Período: 1908 Línguas: inglês, gorila “Aristogatas” Localização: Paris, França Período: 1910 Línguas: francês, italiano, inglês, mandarim, russo “A Dama e o Vagabundo” Localização: Reino Unido Período: junho de 1910 Línguas: inglês, tailandês, italiano, alemão, russo, espanhol “Atlantis: O Reino Perdido” Localização: Oceano Atlântico Período: 1914 Línguas: inglês, espanhol, italiano, atlante, latim, francês, alemão. “Bambi” Localização: Norte da América. Período: 1920. Língua: arapaho. “O Ursinho Pooh” Localização: Reino Unido. Período: 1920. Língua: inglês. “A Princesa e o Sapo” Localização: Nova Orleans, Estados Unidos. Período: abril de 1926. Línguas: francês, inglês.

[@FlamSparks]

Subs added, thank you! But be careful, you wrote "United Kingdom" instead of "United States" almost every time

[@emmymoobiez]

I'm SO excited !!

[@samiri5163]

Me too