"Earth" From Different Countries With Voice

"Earth" From Different Countries With Voice
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"Legend of One" by Kevin MacLeod

[@vighneshshirdhonkar2592]

Feeling proud to say that Thai, Malaysian, Indian, Nepali, Phillipines, Indonesian and Bangladeshi words are taken from Ancient Sanskrit literature ❤️.

[@dadanramdani9638]

Didn't you see the video? Thai,Malay,Indo,Philips are very different from Sanskrit

[@dadanramdani9638]

Don't make up your own story lol

[@vighneshshirdhonkar2592]

@@dadanramdani9638 try to check it and then bark bro.

[@vighneshshirdhonkar2592]

@@dadanramdani9638 they are different but their originality is from Sanskrit only bro. Try reading Rig Veda and Sam Veda from Vol 4 chapter 6 you will get it

[@yousafbukhari9263]

And urdu?

[@deepakpbro3181]

Earth in Sanskrit:- prithvi (पृथ्वी), dharni (धरनी), bhu (भू), vasundhara (वसुंधरा), achla (अचला), Dhara (धरा), dhar (धर), zameen (ज़मीन), ratnagarbha (रत्नगर्भा), mahi (मही), Vasudha (वसुधा), dharitri (धरित्री), kshiti (क्षिति), urvi (उरवी), bhoomi (भूमि).

[@shashwatpandey7939]

Bro zameen is Urdu

[@skksjkdskd7271]

zameen is wrong I think because pakistani speaks it

[@Ahenslovity]

@@skksjkdskd7271 he must be from nepal we Nepalese wrote like that

[@skksjkdskd7271]

@@Ahenslovity hmm it could be possible but I actually meant zammen is not sanskrit word its word that came when sanskrit is mixed with other language so its not right

[@Ahenslovity]

@@skksjkdskd7271 oh i thought you mean spelling 😅

[@malharaoholkar9620]

In India we call earth Pritvi,, dharti,,Jamin,,,Duniya,, bhumi bhulok,, Janani .etc . We feel connected to other world

[@subhashanvs3229]

Dharitri would be more suitable than Dharti. Dhara, vasundhra, vasudha, go etc are also earth. There are a ton of words for single item in sanskrit.

[@NationalistFirst]

Jamin = Land Duniya = World

[@skullcollecter2979]

@@subhashanvs3229 Mahi also. (It's in Odia. Might be in Sanskrit too)

[@subhashanvs3229]

@@skullcollecter2979 yes mahi is also earth. Thank you for the word. Sanskrit is a vast ocean of vocabulary. We just need to explore.

[@ahanafalam6215]

much similar to bangla because of sanskrit 🇧🇩🇮🇳

[@carolinecharly4682]

India have not only hindi, 22 official languages and more than 100 unofficial languages 😁

[@everythingnothing2978]

Yeah yeah as if they can fit all the languages here

[@anjalichopra4]

Anyone asked? 🙄

[@Iaszund]

In Indonesia there are more than 300 languages

[@dianamoses7835]

No only 2 official language english and hindi

[@Indian-eh3uz]

@@dianamoses7835 no please do some research

[@myartisgalaxy]

The language of Thai, malysia, indonesia, bangladesh phillipins and nepal words are similar to the indian sanskrit 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏

[@fierythugsnp20]

what indian sanskrit . it is hindus sanskrit don't give it country's tag

[@ignacelakra6777]

Or turkey bhe

[@abu_ubaydah313]

@@ignacelakra6777 are godi media? Turks have their own dialect 🤣 In Sanskrit it's prithvi Not dunya u have taken this word from turko afghan empire's mixed language Dumbest peoples in this galaxy 🤣

[@ignacelakra6777]

@@abu_ubaydah313 thank bhe mujhe pata nahi tha ki video galta hae 👍😅

[@akhanddbangladesh8274]

How did Sanskrit become indian language while indiaa itself not been founded till August the 15th '1947. .. Sanskrit derived & founded in Ganges delta region called "VANGA Civilization" which is modern day Bangladesh.

[@Lex-fo6wn]

in Sinhala පොළොවේ (poḷovē) means "on the ground" the common word for earth is පෘථිවිය (pṛthiviyə).

[@PRABHATKUMAR-jj2zt]

You mean Prithvi , ohhh in hindi also we say it as Prithvi and dharti

[@ceylonsciencelab8254]

Meka hadapu eka Google translater da koheda dala thienneh.lol. PRUTHUVIYA is the correct one

[@sasininavodya555]

Yah

[@BangladeshTheBest]

Those letters are SUSSY

[@alphabita3999]

Same as bengali because 70 % Sri Lankan population ancestors of bengali vijay singha.

[@amenaaktersafa6348]

" পৃথিবী " ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️♥️

[@GameDefuser]

All the south asian and south east asian words for earth came from sanskrit. Prithibi: prithvi(sanskrit) Lok: Lok(sanskrit) Bumi: Bhumi(sanksrit) Dharti:Dharati(sanskrit) Prithvi: Prithvi(sanskrit)

[@Nigerian_skeleton.127]

The bangla voice was so beautiful and clear to understand

[@iheartstrangerthings.]

Im really proud that u added bangladesh!💖 No one really did so..

[@muhibabhuiya9700]

Yeah

[@Lisamlovee]

@@iheartstrangerthings. So you’re from bangladesh right?

[@iheartstrangerthings.]

@@Lisamlovee Yeaa

[@Muslimcat1936]

Same

[@user-qf1ip4ul5f]

The Indonesian, Malaysian,Thai,Nepali,Bengali ,all of them are Sanskrit words,

[@poboznihrvatska]

Yes

[@poboznihrvatska]

You from indo or malaysia

[@ladridwan800]

@@poboznihrvatska Amanda 😱 ril

[@khotibulumam6759]

Not too...but Indonesian language was alot of adopted another languages... Dude?!

[@poboznihrvatska]

@@khotibulumam6759 bahasa indonesia di serap bahasa lain kawan

[@jaedenb3795]

0:07 Prthibi more on like “Pretty Bee”

[@ISEONIX]

as a bee incan confirm

[@alvindwisasmara2607]

Earth in Indonesia: 1. Bumi (sanskrit) 2. Pertiwi (sanskrit) 3. Dunia (Arabic)

[@wolfie2871]

Actually, earth is also الأرض as in the planet.

[@wolfie2871]

Both world and earth are different, world is عالم and earth is الأرض

[@firdaus8081]

@@wolfie2871 Alam in Indonesian mean Nature

[@wolfie2871]

@@firdaus8081 Apologizes, I speak saudi arabian arabic, is indonesian different?

[@firdaus8081]

@@wolfie2871 no no don't apologize, I just said Indonesian Bahasa 😄 yeahh different but still one word maybe

[@sukumarmondal9692]

India 🇮🇳 1 language handi is dharatee and 2nd language bengali is earth name Prithiby Bangladesh 🇧🇩 name prithiby India 🇮🇳 and Bangladesh 🇧🇩 language same its Chanel not false information India 🇮🇳 have many language At last 🇧🇩🤝🇮🇳 we are friends

[@MaskedEmperor18]

Yea you are right

[@TH-me.3215]

@Unknown Guy 😂😂😂😂😂🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🖕🖕🖕

[@wtfgamerz1321]

@Unknown Guy Jara Mera profile pic or name dekh na🐂💨🇮🇳

[@Lalutsa]

@@wtfgamerz1321 😂

[@PrithwirajSardar420]

আমি মানি না

[@imagineclips8423]

Earth in TAMIL Ulakam, nyaalam, paar, pudavi, neeragam, mannulagu, vaiyam, puvi, tharani, kaasini, maethini, puvanam...etc Ul + agam = ulagam Ul means rotation. Agam means place Ulagam = rotating place. Nyaalam = Nyaal means hanging object Earth hanging in space without any support. These words are from 2000 years old litrature called sangam litrature and still in use. TAMIL is a scientific language ❤️

[@morshedalmahi3418]

Love to all countries of this beautiful "Prithibi" from Bangladesh .

[@munishyadav8730]

Prithvi is sanskrit derived word , religion change kar liya par , Language change nahi kar paya

[@morshedalmahi3418]

@@munishyadav8730 We know that our language is Sanskrit derived . Sanskrit is just a normal language like Arabic , Persian , Russian , etc .

[@BJha-bc2li]

@@morshedalmahi3418 You can't compare Sanskrit with Arabic , Persian or English bcs it's mother of Indo - Aryan languages . Sanskrit is Matri - Bhakha of today's Indo - Aryan or Tibetan languages.

[@morshedalmahi3418]

@@BJha-bc2li Sanskrit is only mother of Indo-Aryan languages , not Tibetan . And the word is not Matri-Bhakha , it's Matri-Bhasha

[@jagatdeuri3261]

@@BJha-bc2li as a sino-tibetian languages (deori) speaker from india(assam), I'm shocked by this comment.

[@lratio551]

Prithvi, duniya, dharti, bhoomi, zameen indian languages have so many names for earth

[@bakanani8040]

Lok and jag too 🤣

[@lratio551]

@@thegreatpashtun Its duniya in hindi not like dunya in arabic..... maybe because some hindi words are inspired by persian words and it isn't necessary that only one language can have a word.

[@lratio551]

@@thegreatpashtun once again you exactly wrote the same thing you wrote earlier, you are either a troll or dumb enough to not understand that a word can have its roots in multiple languages but with modification, we don't use eraz but yeah duniya in hindi is identical to dunya in arabic

[@bd-animator]

Bangladeshi and Nepali wards are most similar🇧🇩❤️🇳🇵

[@adrobel7718]

canadian french and french ..

[@PRABHATKUMAR-jj2zt]

Hindi too bro

[@bd-animator]

No, the Hindi pronunciation is different.I know that in Hindi it is also called Prithibi,But the intended pronunciation here is dharitri In this video, only Bangladeshi and Nepali accents are the prithibi and also similar words are lok,bhumi,dharitri, jamin etc.😉

[@sureshneupane4014]

But bangali lost dharma

[@bd-animator]

@@sureshneupane4014 Who told you?

[@afinurluna3266]

love from 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 Eid mudrak

[@wtfgamerz1321]

ঈদ মোবারক ☪️🇸🇦

[@inspectionasd4758]

Tiny correction : Its Dunya in Urdu as well. Zameen is fine too but Zameen is usually used when talking about land or the floor while dunya is the best word for Earth in general

[@AliKareemAlsalihi]

In fact, both words earth and dunya; came from Arabic language into other languages, earth from أرض and dunya from دنيا.

[@itz.kana_malaysia4895]

Fun fact:Japanese kanji words are taken from chinese letters with the same letters and the same meaning but a different pronunciation.Thats why earth in Japanese and Chinese are the same word but different pronunciation

[@user-ex9de4ip3u]

Sounds similar, japanese 地球(chi kyū) and chinese 地球(dì qíu) kind of rhymes if i am honest

[@nehcooahnait7827]

They are cognates

[@user-qm4mb7ct3d]

​​@@user-ex9de4ip3u Korean 지구 (jigu) also rhymes with them

[@probinlalung9140]

Assamese (অসমীয়া) words for Earth are - Prithibi পৃথিৱী, Bhumi ভূমি, Dhoroni ধৰণী, Dhoritri ধৰিত্ৰী, Dhora ধৰা , Boxundhora বসুন্ধৰা, Boxumoti বসুমতী, Bishwo বিশ্ব etc . All are originated from Sanskrit.

[@anuj7879]

পৃথিৱী হয়। "ৱ" আহিব, "ব" নহয়।"Prithiwi".

[@probinlalung9140]

@@anuj7879 হয়। শুধৰালোঁ ।

[@anuj7879]

@@probinlalung9140 👍

[@jaimahakal814]

Feeling proud to say that Thai, Malaysian, Indian, Nepali, Phillipines, Bangladeshi, Indonesian and pakistani words are taken from ancient Sanskrit literature

[@Ram_deevoti]

❤️Sanskrit ❤️ is heart and Soule of many languages ❤️😊😁

[@Ram_deevoti]

❤️

[@Ram_deevoti]

❤️👍🏻❤️

[@Ram_deevoti]

👍🏻❤️👍🏻

[@raiyanhaquem.m.8584]

We Bangali people say Dunya, Prithibi, gagan, jogot and more.

[@multistanner7362]

For Pakistan i think so Duniya fits well like Turkey. Zameen(the word added for Pakistan) is usually used for ground. Pakistanis who speak Urdu are most likely to say Duniya for Earth than Zameen

[@mhussain2710]

No, Zameen is correct. In Urdu Duniya is used for World while Zameen is used for Earth as a planet

[@Shivagaming7746]

I'm amaze that sanskrit have so much influence around the world or Asia atleast.

[@rohitghosh1815]

Indian , Bangladeshi , Malaysian ,Nepali , Indonesian ,Thai word are sanskrit word so proud to be a Hindu

[@tenlinabatos2928]

BD,MA.IN,muslim country☪

[@rohitghosh1815]

@@tenlinabatos2928 so what 😏😏

[@user-dt7qf1me1v]

what does hindu mean?

[@rohitghosh1815]

@@user-dt7qf1me1v l mean sanskrit the language of Hinduism 🕉️

[@user-dt7qf1me1v]

@@rohitghosh1815 Was it my offense to ask the meaning of the word Hindu?

[@RMGmingHindi]

পৃথিবী❤️🇧🇩

[@Charuvershi]

In Malaysia they will say bumi and in tamil nadu we will tell bumi also iam amazed

[@sandeepj1479]

Kerala too

[@Charuvershi]

@@sandeepj1479 ohhhhh

[@amulya_asmi]

And it's originated from the Sanskrit word *'Bhumi'* since Bumi isn't the pure tamil word.

[@Charuvershi]

@@amulya_asmi ok thanks for telling

[@amulya_asmi]

@@Charuvershi no problem ;)

[@Insight81]

As a Sri Lanka ground means - පොළොව And earth means - පෘථිවිය

[@gromly]

Very cool idea, I want more videos like this

[@realchemist6901]

পৃথিবী ❤

[@wtfgamerz1321]

তুই তো ইন্ডিয়ান রে 🤣

[@realchemist6901]

@@wtfgamerz1321 haa

[@akki7589]

@@wtfgamerz1321 so what ?...may be he is from West Bengal India

[@SBIbiswa]

In hindi we also say dhartee and prithvi zamin means land also in our country I say prithivbhi

[@SBIbiswa]

@@Idk-ks4ch patal lok I know ok

[@borhanuddin8447]

IN BANGLADESH, Duniya, Pritivi, Bumi, zamin all are used but a little bit different. Pritivi means earth Duniya means World Bumi or Zamin mean surface of the earth.

[@mahmodulhasan7]

Hmm

[@kon.kartik]

Same in India

[@sejutibanerjee5480]

Epar Banglateo tai

[@spirtzpatner5813]

as an indian i use many words of sanskrit and many countries in this video us Sanskrit words so i know many of them

[@Vivek_Rawat605]

In INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳 Dharti, Dhara, Prithvi, Bhumi Jagat, Sansaar, Zamin, Jahan, lok, Duniya

[@CaptainMarvel.20yearsago]

In Malaysian Language 'Bumi' Same as in Malayalam... ഭൂമി 🌍

[@beckhambeck989]

Thai language lok alos bro ലോകം

[@avkado7571]

As a Norwegian, when i here “Jord” its actully the Norwegian word for dirt, we call earth for “Jorda”

[@editandartyangelgirlsworld6335]

"পৃথিবী " Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🇧🇩

[@theoriginalguy2000]

Lupa means land. Mundo means Earth/World

[@slaveofpenguinempire5781]

In Urdu (Pakistan) We say "Dharti دہرتی" "Dunya دنیا" "Zameen زمین" "qainaat قائنات" which are all used for Earth and World.

[@yaseenqamar3648]

Kainat is used for whole universe

[@meenaji4628]

dharti is hindi dunya is Arabic zameenais farsi there is no language like urdu it is just a mix of language

[@slaveofpenguinempire5781]

@@meenaji4628 well with that logic.. Hindi isn't a language then.. stop being stupid. Hindi and Urdu are new languages derived from one language called "Hindustani" one is sankritanized and one is persianized. And the languages we think are old/ancient were also very new at some point. So this is such a stupid thing to say that Urdu isn't a language. It IS a language. It's just not an old language like Arabic or Sanskrit.

[@DrStrange234]

@@meenaji4628 What !! Urdu is best language of all , its takes best of all languages Its a Regal language , language made for Nawabs 😎

[@meenaji4628]

@@DrStrange234 urdu is not language it is mix of language just like punjabi,bengali,marathi with persia script there is no new word in urdu all are borrowed.

[@anjalima1]

In sri lankan `polowa පොලොව´ is the meaning of ground. if we take the meaning of planet earth it is `pruthuwiya පෘතුවිය´

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic4223]

Lupa- soil (Tagalog) Daigdig- world or earth (Filipino) mundo- world or earth

[@navybotwood5174]

Idea: Chocolate From Different Countries Part 2

[@a.c6761]

Tagalog its " DAIGDIG " not Lupa= Soil/Land And also Mundo is Spanish

[@M3LN3K]

uma honra começar com o nosso idioma

[@Prathikraj_mysorean]

India even has Bumi ,Loka ,Jagatu in different languages

[@saicharan6385]

But as for India It had languages more than 500-1000 In my language (telugu) we call earth as భూమి,అవని, పృథ్వి, ధరణి(earth)

[@moonwalkerindia4919]

the correct word in Hindi is "Prithvi"... Dharti is also right but the core meaning would be "The one who hold everything we see around us" Word Prithvi is derived from Sanskrit the oldest spoken language on earth

[@aj186]

Don't say oldest Tamilians will mass dislike/report your comment.

[@moonwalkerindia4919]

@@aj186 They gotta reasearch and prove the fact that Tamil is the oldest language.. they blindly believing Left historians who wanna divide Bharat in two parts.. this things is same as no evidence Aryan invasion dogma

[@Play_YTR]

just a correction lupa means dirt in Philippines/tagalog. Earth here in Philippines is called mundo.

[@a.c6761]

Tagalog is Dumi/ Lupa / Daigdig= Dirt/Soil/Earth Mundo is Spanish

[@justarobloxplayer69]

Every country: a word long enough to say and short enough to not be hard to say Greece: G I

[@akki7589]

Wow Malaysia 'bumi' word similar to Marathi.... As marathi we called bhumi (भूमी) आमची मातृभूमी Amchi matrubhumi ( our motherland) And for earth we called pruthvi (पृथ्वी), Dharti (धरती)

[@koushik8858]

In bengali we also called bhumi..

[@meichidujiangchuangjiafei]

Fun fact: If you didn’t know in Japanese 地球is the same as the Chinese 地球 cause they have alotta similar verbs like in chines one is pronounces yi and in Japanese it’s pronounced a bit similar to the Chinese language

[@JuDa_]

I noticed that earth in Korean (지구) is pronounced kinda similar to both Chinese and Japanese

[@meichidujiangchuangjiafei]

@@JuDa_ oooo I never noticed that and plus Shibai: Koreans term for a swear word for f word Jibai: Mandarin swear word (means offer to sacrifice)

[@fawziashukti1713]

Yayayay Go Bangaladesh (◕ᴗ◕✿)(◕ᴗ◕✿)(ʘᴗʘ✿)

[@Gigaofficial899]

Your videos are very very very very very nice

[@shanthimolmaheendra2882]

Wow 👏👏👏

[@Tarunggammeng]

Pritivi, duniya, lok zameen, darthi....all are same in india..

[@ocdopiedpower]

Dunya our Zameen Urdu key word hai

[@Tarunggammeng]

@@ocdopiedpower abeee mujhe pata hai...

[@ocdopiedpower]

@@Tarunggammeng mojy pata hai key tojy pata hai

[@pudurmanojkumar6917]

You forgot prapancham ,dharani ,dhaarithri

[@DSCARTOONS1]

@@ocdopiedpower BILKUL URDU ZUBAN BILKUL MUKHTALIF HAI HINDI SY URDU LANGUAGE TURKISH 🇹🇷 SY MILTI JULTI HAI

[@ghala8062]

Arabic “الأرض”

[@Rqr7z]

Norway: jord. Danmark: jorden Sweden: jorden.

[@shantanumallick2123]

There are 22 official language and 1600 others language in india.

[@bendybloxy6521]

as a malaysian, im literally laughed when i read earth in philliphine language

[@ry4ndr-2543]

any reasons?

[@AsrulAzimMohdSalleh]

@@ry4ndr-2543 bc lupa means forget in malay.

[@ry4ndr-2543]

@@AsrulAzimMohdSalleh Oh, that makes sense. I thought he was mocking filipinos, so sorry HAHASHSHAAHAHAHA. It's actually more like "mundo" in filipino, and lupa commonly means soil, btw.

[@user-hf8zv7qw4l]

@@AsrulAzimMohdSalleh In Tagalog earth is "daigdig" or "mundo" not lupa. Lupa is soil.

[@serudeya]

In Filipino/Tagalog, "Daigdig" (ᜇᜁᜄ͓ᜇᜒᜄ͓) is the term usually used for "earth". "Lupa" (ᜎᜓᜉ) usually means soil or land, but can sometimes be used to refer to earth.

[@Mal_eeka]

Zamin 🇵🇰❤️🔥

[@ibadaja1523]

I'm feeling that Indonesia voice like a child 😂

[@theidk4589]

In Marathi (another Indian language) we say 'पृथ्वी' (Pruthvi) (same as nepali in the Video)

[@SnehaOnly]

Like from 🇧🇩

[@subhashanvs3229]

There are literally a ton if words to say earth in Indian languages/ sanskrik. Prithvi, dharayitri, dhara, daritri, bhumi, vasudha, avani, go, vasundhara, dhrani, mrittika etc And south Indian/ Dravidian languages have there words for earth. Which don't come from sanskrit . In Telugu its nela. And in tamil it's nila.

[@skullcollecter2979]

"go" can also mean cow

[@subhashanvs3229]

@@skullcollecter2979 yes, go also mean cow.

[@meenaji4628]

@@skullcollecter2979 that gau

[@subhashanvs3229]

@@meenaji4628 its not gau. It's गो - go or गव - gava Not गौ gau.

[@meenaji4628]

@@subhashanvs3229 You should take hindi coaching.pronounce of गौ is gau .

[@gauravdinkle]

Fact-Everyone who is watching are waiting for their country🥰

[@AnweshGope]

In India we can also call dunya prithwe like Bangladesh and turkey

[@janithnethma5907]

Yeah this is a nice video, but as sri lankans normaly we use "polowa පොළොව for the ground. Or we use bhumi . But we call earth in sinhalese "pruthuvi පෘථිවි'

[@user-lt2py5sf3o]

Earth in poetic Indonesian is pertiwi. I think it came from Sanskrit

[@ShivamRaina-dm9df]

@@user-lt2py5sf3o yah even in hindi too

[@monarchyofjackalliancesind3937]

Dunya in Bengali also 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@arjunjungthapa4828]

Kxa sathi

[@karumalaisingam5541]

In Tamizh the word "Earth" is BOOMI one of the South Indian Language

[@osorsarnai]

In south korea: jigu=jiggle=My money don't jiggle jiggle it folds

[@godsonphoenix3632]

Sanskrit the mother of languages feeling proud

[@Sha_shasa]

Why language matters more we all share same sky and same land made up of same elements only that matters that what we do for save our planet our earth together.. that's what our planet needs...🌍❤️🇮🇳

[@Russell12I3-20]

Do Mobile Phone Brands From Different Countries

[@-_tashazz_-2461]

Thanks, now I'm starting to learn less than quarter of almost every country. Gonna continue 🤣

[@uchive7223]

"Lupa" is more likely a soil than earth, planet/earth is really "mundo". Of course it depends on the sentence.

[@betaorionis17]

Lupa means to forget in Indonesian 😅

[@uchive7223]

@@betaorionis17 mundo is from spanish

[@uchive7223]

Tagalog is mixed with spanish words, in fact spanish is much easier to filipinos than any austronesian languages

[@Lambaff18]

Моя земля это 🇷🇺

[@amulya_asmi]

No one cares

[@Golfincheiroso69]

Terra :) Brasil em vídeo de gringo INCRÍVEL

[@Footballclub_007]

Many words take from ancient Indias language, BHARAT MATA KI JAY

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Its not " Polove" (පොළොවේ = in the earth ) its "polawa" ( පොළොව =Earth) in sinhalese , srilanka 🇱🇰 There are other sinhalese words too. Bhoomiya. Pruthuviya. Derana. Dharani Polo thalaya. Bhoo thalaya. Pruthuvi thalaya. Dharani thalaya. Bima. Mahee kantha( lady earth) Mihi thalaya. Mihi katha( lady earth) Mihi liya ( lady 🌎 ) Mihi mawa ( mother earth)

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most words from sanskrit like Malaysia Bumi comes from sanskrit meaning land

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In indonesian bumi is earth

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Malaysians understand indonesian

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Lupa in Filipino can literally mean most of things like Soil, Land, Dirt and even a rude word for poor people (Hampas Lupa)

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Norway's way to say earth i think is amazing

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Bangladesh is the best 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 Joy Bangla

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জয় বাংলা 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️

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we PAKISTANI's 🇵🇰 use zamen for land not for earth basically we say dunya Turkish and our language is very similar The people of Pakistan and Turkey say dunya to earth PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 AND TURKISH 🇹🇷 PEOPLE ARE VERY SIMILAR IN LANGUAGE,CULTURE AND FOOD 😊💞

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Both of them are derived from sanskrit Hindi is also derived from sanskrit so i can understand like 8 of the languages in this video Cuz most of them are inspired by sanskrit

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@@anshum_kj oh hello Urdu is derived from Turkish. Laskari zuban

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@@muhammadmuzammilhasnain6683 urdu shares its origin with hindi (not sanskrit, my bad) but it was also influenced by turkish, arabic, persian I said so because an indian and pakistani can literally talk to each other without any problem, hindi and urdu are so similar verbally But urdu speaking people cannot communicate with someone who speaks arabic, Turkish or persian

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@@anshum_kj yeah

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Hindi is much more similar to Urdu than Turkish brother

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Gracias

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We need morrrrreeeeee!!!!!

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Lupa in Philippine is "earth" Lupa in Indonesia is "forgot"

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Forgor 💀

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@@Axbersius Forgot*

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Aku tinggal di lupa 😆

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Well you can use "daigdig" instead of lupa Lupa actually means land

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Earth in ph is mundo or daigdig

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Dharti maata ki jay🌏

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Can you do space in different languages with voice?

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Dunya (Turkey) is also used in Bangladesh

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Yo

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Duniya from turkey?

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Yes Dünya im Türkish person

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In Urdu we use dunya too

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@@user-vv6wu8yl3r *Dünya?

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@@osandcb6794 yes in Urdu we use both دنيا and زمين (Dunya and Zameen

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@@user-vv6wu8yl3r yes

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In bangladesh we also say DUNIYA 🇹🇷

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World is dünya Earth is yeryüzü Video is wrong

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I thought the japanese one would go like "Za Warudoooooo!!!!!!!" sigh* Yare Yare da

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Sanskrit is mother language of all

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No Only Indo Aryan languages

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Not all