How many foreign languages do Romanians speak?

[@romaniac]

How many languages do you speak?

[@maxtheturtle]

Romanian English And currently learning Italian

[@tanasaflorin3699]

2

[@e1m1heretic49]

Some of us speak gipsys roma.

[@mirceapaul9724]

Besides Romanian, my native language, I speak english and a little bit of french. 👍

[@LeagueOfFacts]

romanian, english and swedish

[@vladimanisor1562]

As a Romanian, I confirm that we often forget that we speak Romanian.

[@davidandrei4131]

Lmao same

[@steven7478]

Pe bune

[@Marybianca131]

LMFAO ADV

[@romaniac]

It was honestly surprising how many of them needed to be reminded that they also speak Romanian 😂

[@17ambi]

ce pula mea?

[@tenzanator504]

Voi meritati mult mai multi abonati. Nu inteleg de ce cresteti atat de incet, sper sa cresteti cat mai repede curand! Like de la mine! Keep up the good work. I speak 3 languages btw: Romanian, English and ofc Spanish, like all the others romanians haha.

[@sever8171]

Pentru că e canal legal de România😂 și se uită în mare parte românii

[@tenzanator504]

@@sever8171 Si nu sunt canale de romanii mult mai bine dezvoltate? Ce destept esti tu ma. Hai sa radem, hahaha

[@crim9717]

Really cool guys! Romanians usualy learn french in school but I didn't liked it so I can't that much. Still, I and many romanians that travel for work usualy can speak several languages.

[@Georgemadalin]

5:18 The boy here is a very big music producer, he works with Trippie Red,snoop dog and with many in the Romanian industry :))

[@OfficialDjonko]

love that foreigners are visiting us more, we have good hearts too :)

[@romaniac]

Yess! Romania needs to be explored!

[@harryp3963]

The question should have been, how many languages they speak 'besides' Romanian and English! 😄

[@romaniac]

Yea to make it even more confusing for them😃

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

Lo curioso es que todos decían que sabían hablar inglés, pero luego en estudios sale que solo el 20% de los rumanos puede mantener una conversación en inglés. Me pregunto quién miente

[@TechNewEraa]

​@@sorinahutanu2744 serios... eu zic sa mai iei la cutreierat tara. Orașele în principal...

[@roxanam482]

​@@ivanovichdelfin8797 que estudios?? todas las personas después del 89 hablan al menos un idioma más. La mayoría de los rumano hablan un idioma más aparte del rumano.. Si han hecho el estudio en el pueblo de mi abuela probablemente solo sepan rumano y húngaro y tal vez algo de ruso .. gente mayor.. después del 89 todo el mundo estudio inglés, francés y otros idiomas como que en la guardería empezamos con inglés y después a los 10 años el 3 idioma francés.. muchos casos rumanos-húngaros sería 4 idioma. En mi caso hablo inglés, francés, castellano. Entiendo algo de húngaro y bastante catalán, italiano y portugués. Mis hermanas ambas hablan 3 idiomas más, la mayoría de los rumanos que conozco saben al menso inglés..michos inglés español o italiano también.

[@draculakickyourass]

@@ivanovichdelfin8797 No solo ,,decian'' ,yo vi que todas las intrevistas se dieron en ingles,entonces es obvio.Sobre el estudio que has leido,depende de quien pago el estudio y con que proposito se hizo.....Vamos a no ser tan naives,todos sabemos que hay muchos intereses en denigrar un pais para eliminar la competencia en turismo,economia,etc. Entonces esos ,,estudios'' son una arma sucia para estos propositos.

[@alexevo8016]

6:30 girl is fuckin’ cool and smart!

[@justsaying9659]

and hot :D

[@romaniac]

And pretty

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

Tenía perfecto acento español, para ser sincero, excepto una consonante que la ha pronunciado un poco raro.

[@mu11erandr31]

And a perfect English accent

[@eileencampos5680]

As a Portuguese speaking person from Portugal, I was quite shocked and disappointed that the Romanians have not yet chosen to speak in Portuguese. As a member of the Latin family, yes you got it “ A língua Portuguesa está dentro da família com os Romenos!” “ Îl limba Portugheza stau dintr o familia cu România.” ( Sorry Romanians, I am still learning your language if I said it wrong and if you read my sentence in Portuguese, then you definitely understand us! Portuguese from Portugal 🇵🇹 and Romanians share a lot of expressions, pronunciations, and words together. There are words in Portuguese and Romanians that nor Spanish, French, or Italians have! Look 👀: Romanian vs. Portuguese: To say “ I am” Romanian: Eu sunt Portuguese: Eu sou Portuguese: Eu falo Romanian: Eu vorbesc Portuguese: Meu grande dor 🤕 ( My great pain). Romanian: Grande dor meu. PORTUGUESE: Está doer Muito. Romanian: Stau doare mult. PORTUGUESE: sogra Romanian: soacra Portuguese: Onde tu fostes? Romanian: Unde ai foste? Portuguese: fazes Tu ! Romanian: Făcea Tu! Portuguese: Tu vez Romanian: Tu vezi Portuguese: Eu quero Romanian: Eu vreau Portuguese: Ajuda Romanian: Ajutor Portuguese: A casa verde em o mar 🌊 Romanian: O casa verde in îl mare. Portuguese: Arranjar Romanian: Aranjat Portuguese: Eu estou com fome 😋. Romanian: Eu stau cu foame. Romanian: Foarte bine ! Portuguese: Forte 💪 bem ( But we say along with the other Latin family : Muito bem 👍) Does any Romanian want a Portuguese language challenge? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@DAKESIS17]

:))) 'eu stau cu foame':)) they are not that close, but I see your point:)

[@eileencampos5680]

@@DAKESIS17 Trust me, listen 👂 ( escuta (asculta) todos (toate) os dias (ziua) em português de Portugal 🇵🇹) I swear to you, Portuguese from Portugal sound so much like Romanian! I was always told that but I didn’t know Romanian back then to understand what people meant. No wonder they say the Romance languages: Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, and Romanian! We all have a bit to a lot in common with each and everything in our languages. I try to listen and watch Romanian tv 📺, I might not understand all to some what they are saying, but I do get it lol 😂! It sounds like Portuguese 😂😂♥️! Believe it our not, I can read well in Romanian too so that helps lol 😂! I was helping this Romanian lady to say “ My son” in Portuguese, which is “ Meu filho.” The word “ Figlio and Filho” is the same pronunciation and meaning in both Italian and Portuguese. In Romanian is “fiu,” which almost like our pronunciation. So she said, but we say “ fiu meu.” I was laughing and I said, “Yeah that’s right, you spoke in Portuguese!” 😂😂😂😂♥️ Trust me not a Spanish person can not understand us! Portuguese and Spanish are twin languages but it is not the same! Actually, Portuguese is the smarter one because people assume that since it is next to Spain, it is Spanish and it is quite the contrary! Trust me PORTUGUESE give so much power to the other Romance languages , we can even communicate with the other Latin languages. Do me a favor, when I was listening to the word “câștiga “ in Romanian, I didn’t know it was a false friend in Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian! It was so funny when I asked a Romanian about it! Do me a favor and go on Google translator and find the meaning of this sentence in Portuguese and English. It will be so funny to you! “Foarte distractiv!” “ forte 💪 destruída “ hahaha Which means you are distracted while you are having fun 🤩! Hahaha 😝 “ E muito engraçado 🤣!” Look up in Portuguese: “ Ele castiga a ela !” 😂😂😂😂

[@kinder2in1]

True! More than that.. portuguese sounds a lot like a dialect we have in the region Moldova. When i was in Portugal i felt i am in Romania, Moldova part. :)) For me to understand portuquese is so easy.. i did some Duolingo and basically from the very beggining i was doing everything perfect. Strange..

[@alexia2189]

I have studied English for 15 years, French for 8, Spanish I learned from the movies and I understand it 100% with speaking level of 70%, German I learned since I moved to Germany and I work in German and Italian, even if I didn't study it, I understand 60 %

[@theodor8449]

You guys should do this in other parts of the country as well. I'm really curious about what languages there are in Transylvania or Dobrogea and about how many people speak Turkish or Hungarian because of the cultural differences.

[@danpristavu3148]

Turkish, not a lot. Hungarian, in Transylvania, probably around 40% speaks it as a first language, depending on the county. There are places where Hungarian is the main language, and where they don't even speak Romanian.

[@gu026mihai]

@@danpristavu3148 prin ce formula ai ajuns la 40%? Caci in Transilvania ponderea maghiarilor este de 19% din toti locuitorii adica 1,2 mil din 6,79 mil. Deci putem spune ca 19% vorbesc maghiara CA PRIMA LIMBA. Mai informeaza-te!

[@romaniac]

Yea it would be interesting. Unfortunately we can’t travel to much as this will be even more work…

[@roxanam482]

​​​@@gu026mihai Adauga si familiile mixte te rog. Sunt din Ardeal: cine are măcar un bunic maghiar de obicei știe maghiară. Cine nu are familie e directă are vecini și prieteni deci ceva ceva se învață.. zic e ok aprox 40% în unele zone mai puțin în altele mai mult. Nu regala etnici maghiari cu vorbitori de maghiară. Vorbitorii de maghiară pot di chiar și cei care se declara doar români. 😉

[@Zdamaneta]

@@roxanam482 sunt din nordul judetului Satu-Mare si va spun clar ca asta este doar un mit sudist, un procentaj umflat rau. 😂 Stiu ca au tendinta in sud sa ne numeasca unguri la fel cum noi ii numim pe ei tigani.

[@glorias5038]

thank you guys for your work ! I speak româna ,espanol ,portugues , deutsch ,english . Saudades da minha terra ❤️

[@sasha-oo1hl]

de unde ai învățat să vorbesti limba portugheză ?

[@draculakickyourass]

@@sasha-oo1hl Daca vorbesti romana si spaniola bine,deja stii 50% portugheza, o spun din proprie experienta.

[@I_am_Zlary]

2:21 Guy is Truly a Legend, even the Meme is Insane!

[@mike.m4621]

😂😂😂

[@AnaMaria888]

The editing is awesome. I will start following you because of this. You made me laugh😂

[@Mattlesss]

Speaking a language and knowing a sentence in a certain language are two different things, not saying this with a bad intention, the idea of the video is great! Some of the people in the video really did knew other languages, some just said like 1-3 words.

[@romaniac]

yea we know. But it's not our problem. We humans always tend to point us out bigger than we are. But in the end it's their problem stating this publicly on youtube if it's not the truth as they gone be embarrassed and exposed if people who know them will test their stated skills in the future ;) We are glad you liked it :)

[@Mattlesss]

@@romaniac that's a good point of view, I agree! ^^ thank you and keep the content going

[@romaniac]

@@Mattlesss Thank you! We appreciate that your comment was written thoughtful and respectfully. unfortunately that doesn't happen to often, so why not mention it when someone does it right ;)

[@alextamas3778]

Yeah, people in general overestimate their skills when it comes to speaking a language. Or just don't understand the real meaning of "speaking a language" vs being able to present yourself

[@valentin06iancu]

Your point is correct though people need to understand that Romanian is a latin language and we have a very easy understanding of the other Latin languages (french,italian etc). That's why is very easy for us to get around in these countries without using any translation apps. I believe 90% of the people in the video said they speak Italian and French beside the English language which is the 2nd most learned language in schools. That doesn't necessarily means they speak it fluently, but rather they can easily go in any of these countries and have no problems talking with the locals.

[@AlexWestLondon24]

7:16 Not Hola “estoy” Carmen, but Hola “soy” Carmen😉

[@NigelStLewisBLACKSTHETICS]

Visiting Romania for the first time next weekend cant wait haha

[@befreetv354]

Western Media > Romania is a poor country ,undeveloped with poor people ( translation = stupid ) Reality > Romania is a SUPER RICH country ( oil, gas, gold, mountains, sea, agriculture,etc) with High Educated people ( most of them ) as you OBVIOUSLY can see here! I SALUTE YOU from the Black Sea Coast of Romania

[@AndrewEvenstar]

In Bucharest now. I love this place 😎

[@raducaraman]

Я говорю по русски, по румынски, итальянски, английский, сам я румын, живу в Молдове.

[@SayemHossain360]

Really Romanians are impressive🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴

[@Mihael_Keehl31]

Romanian, English, French, little Spanish and little 한국. The last one’s Korean. 😁

[@nidaserban]

Great video, guys ❤

[@romaniac]

Thanks 😊

[@bogdancantemir]

Great! Now ask the same anywhere in Western Europe :)

[@nosceteipsum6149]

Lo de me gusta tu sombrero es genial. Lo demas ni te cuento...😅😂 Saludos desde España.

[@marvelousvids.9600]

Nice video gents, keep up the good work😎

[@ahmadabdoli1683]

That's amazing

[@romaniac]

Thank you !

[@omorthorlani1]

Plz, I will like to know more about Romania because I pick interest to migrate to Romania As an African is it easy to get Resident permit, Job, friends...

[@TvInfo990]

Just come here bro

[@omorthorlani1]

@@TvInfo990 I'm a Lady

[@TvInfo990]

@@omorthorlani1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmSYaJmiid1nsKc , i not understand what they say in that langue m but i think for you it will be interesting

[@romaniac]

Yes Romania is great!

[@elenaelena77096]

Come to Chisinau as well

[@for3ign21]

broo u should learn about "pasareasca"

[@ionbrad6753]

Apadepevăpărapat! Truepue! : )

[@m0t0b33]

they have it in eng. too, it's called "ubby-dubby", they showed a sample in that episode of TBBT when Sheldon and Leonard were speaking Klingon and Amy and Penny started their own version of "pasareasca" 😁

[@oana-mariauliu5828]

You reacted: "Not cool!" when one of the girls said: "puta madre", but in fact "de puta madre" is something cool. When one says that something is "de puta madre", it means it's amazing.

[@stefannn01]

Și când vi în Germania terminații ăștia de aici nu știu să vorbească nici măcar în engleză :)) părerea mea e că engleza ar trebui introdusă în toate țările ca limbă secundară, și așa am putea călători în orice parte a lumii fără să ne stresăm că oamenii nu ne înțeleg

[@m0t0b33]

Mda, dar poate vor sa tina americanii la distanta si de aia nu invata engleza 😂 saaau, daca esti la ei in tara, vor le inveti limba.

[@Don_Puparo]

@@m0t0b33 vii

[@draculakickyourass]

Bravo, ei sunt terminati,spre deosebire de tine care esti neterminat,mai ales la limba romana,acum ca ti-ai exprimat opinia, du-te inapoi in porumb😆

[@steven7478]

As a Romanian I can confirm I speak English, Romanian, French and German

[@edmarclavijo3393]

Capos los rumanos!

[@FSsrd]

I am from Romania 🇷🇴 and speak Dutch, Italian, Spanish fluently in addition to my mother tongue Romania with whom I speak 4 languages together 😊 I don't want to sound like I'm KOOKY, but the reality is that the Romanian people are not stupid 😊 there is a reason why Romnaia as we speak in 2023 simply is one of the top nation especially when it comes to the qualified IT worker's in comparison to the other countries in EastEurope but if i am corect i believe is on top 5 out of the 50 NATIONS that are officially located in the European Continent. Facts

[@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas]

In my workplace I have many Romanias who doesn't even speak English .But there is a specific Moldovian girl who not only speak Romania(they have the same language, I think), but she speak 6 other languages.

[@m0t0b33]

Yes, people from Rep. Moldova have Romanian as their official language, but because they're also neighbors with Ukraine, lots of them speak Russian too.

[@Zdamaneta]

In what country is that? I suppose they speak the language of that country, right?

[@mantaraylove]

Pretty sure Flori did not actually speak Japanese. Or was very early into learning it. No Japanese person would add -さん after their own name... By the way, I'm Romanian too. I speak English and also study French and Japanese :)

[@draculakickyourass]

Adevarat, ,,san'' e o forma de politete si se foloseste cand vorbesti despre alta persoana......

[@CMV314]

Thats not true. I speak Japanese that's very common. Her Japanese was good.

[@yuriko_89]

​@@CMV314No, it's not common at all. It's considered bad etiquette and one never adds suffixes to their own name.

[@CMV314]

@@yuriko_89 You're wrong. It's very common. I used to live in Japan.

[@CMV314]

@@yuriko_89 I lived in Japan for seven years. We'll agree to disagree.

[@Daniel-iu7ob]

From school i remember to read and pronounce very good the french but i don`t know the transaltion :)))

[@Galaktusz]

I know to gesticulate all languages with closed eyes!

[@khalidofthesand5920]

These people are capping so hard. Most of them do not speak the languages they say they can speak

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

@Kjalidofthesand You don t know many things about us if u say this 😂😂

[@thato596]

I am glad they tested them in a foreign language they claimed to know. You could see some who claimed to know french they actually do not know french

[@CapitanDePlai]

Same with most of the ones saying they know Italian...

[@baurdica]

I m interested how many languages french ppl know

[@ciudat105]

Good job

[@Eli-tv5os]

7:31 Damn

[@Pahdopony]

Buna zuia!

[@romaniac]

Buna!

[@Digital111]

5:55 What did she say??

[@laza8675]

she just says something like 'oh no they'll put me on tv'

[@Digital111]

@@laza8675 Thanks! My first language is Spanish, I can hear the "Television" at the end now that you mentioned it 😊

[@Gabi.bibi217]

Una cerveza con limón jajajajajaj

[@vlladinhou6485]

England "meh"

[@romaniac]

Nobody likes us Brits🥲

[@marianakremser3292]

😍

[@romaniac]

😃

[@fungamesandstories]

English is mandatory in school and a second foreign language is optional. I believe every country should have this

[@AlekséjAntipov]

English is a national language. Esperanto is an internatinal language. La angla estas nacia lingvo. Esperanto estas internacia lingvo.

[@jonsnow7092]

not true. both the first modern (foreign) language as well as the second one are mandatory. up until now, the first one starts in the second grade and the second foreign language in the 5th grade. they all continue up until you finish highschool in the 12th grade (latin is also added in highschool). the next school year will see some changes, one of which being the starting year for the second foreign language (3rd grade instead of 5th).

[@MrCarloss]

Io mangio gelato. 🤣

[@romaniac]

😅

[@astralryan3080]

i feel like rori

[@aureliozeep5546]

5:55 bruh !))))))))

[@papys44]

2:40 LOOOL

[@romaniac]

🫠

[@ana-mariamuntean5280]

Dos boletos, por favor.

[@Daniel_RO-TM]

Most beautiful languages: 1. Romanian 2. Russian 3. Japanese 4. Serbian 5. Maybe spanish

[@makemefamousfornoreason8402]

2:25 "Ciao, Di merda es bella" Indeed it is, if you don't have blood in it 🤣🤣

[@MrQ454]

Câte limbi vorbiți voi?

[@romaniac]

Forza vorbesc engleză, franceza, și el învață germana și Romană. David vorbesc engleză, german, franceza, romană și învață italiano

[@MrQ454]

@@romaniac ”Forza vorbește... David vorbește... și învață italiana”! Hai să spunem că învățați româna...

[@carbohidratus]

me gusta tu sombrero

[@romaniac]

🇲🇽

[@danfarcas8276]

2.25 am ras de am picat de pe scaun

[@RobertJohnson-uf3ej]

This is a copycat of The New Travel Channel?

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

Saben hablar muchos idiomas, xd. Creo que todos son políglotas, algo inesperado.

[@GholaTleilaxu]

Tu eres poliglota?

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

@@GholaTleilaxu Qué va, xd. ¿Tengo cara de políglota?, jajaj

[@bbimbetta9171]

The main reason why romanians knows two or three languages is because most of them work or are living in a different country and they come home only on vacations. Also romanian language descend from Latin so it easier to learn italian, spanish and french because of their similarities.

[@profiraion6338]

Alla TV.legono .xche non ci sono tradoti .un,altro motivo studiano alle scuole.

[@claudiatocarciuc2527]

Wrong, we learn at least 2 foreign languages at school and assimilate others from Tv, holiday or work. I speak English, French ( from school) , Serbian and Dutch (from Tv), learned Italian (at work ), a bit of German ( weekends there when I was living in Belgium) and now Greek, as I live in Greece currently 😅

[@OutrageousPenalty]

How roman and spanish ... why

[@angelsfate9841]

i know 7 eng /ro/ IT /FR / a bit of Japonze and a bit RUS / german

[@Mega_D_]

i am romanian , and i know greek. + english i understand a bit japanese because i watch anime . 🤭🤫 aaand i know to read in russian , and few bad words😞

[@kungfu3299]

cringe

[@atreyuf]

Hey, average is three languages, just like Am€ricans! 😂

[@DUX0428]

Only english😅

[@gabix7488]

Romanii toti vorbesc " inglish" cu accent rusesc, pronunta flour precum flower, leave precum live, beaches precum .... Romanii rup engleza pe net, pe strada mai putin..... Oamenii astia au pus pe clip doar pe aia care au mai inteles cate ceva

[@theminizaurus9]

1:48 era o chinezoaica care zicea ca stie numai Romana si Engleza... hahahah

[@mantaraylove]

Care e problema ta? De ce ii spui "chinezoaica"?

[@gigibenea3529]

😣but nobody speak Hungarian??????😣😣😣

[@gabix7488]

In some parts of Transylvania they do

[@benyovszkyistvan408]

1,500,000 people certainly speak or at least understand Hungarian in today's Romania. Of these, at least 800,000 are ancient residents of Székely Hungarian nationality.

[@adr1899g]

Hungarian isn't a important and necessary language.

[@benyovszkyistvan408]

@@adr1899g This proves the opposite of the report of a few minutes. You wrote a lot of nonsense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4DPh4CghbOMec0

[@benyovszkyistvan408]

@@adr1899g "ABOUT THE HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE János Kalmár 1480 - MARCIO GALOTTI, a humanist in the court of King Mátyás Corvinus stated with amazement: “The Hungarians may be aristocrats or peasants but they all use the same language.” 1609 - POLANUS AMANDUS, the humanist writer who lived in Basle, when Albert Molnár’s “Hungarian Grammar” was published, wrote: “There were some who doubted that the unbridled Hungarian language had any rules but you, in your outstanding work, have really disproved them.” 1790 - JOHANN GOTTFRIED HERDER acknowledged that the Hungarian language is a great treasure: „Is there anything more dear to the people than their own language? Their whole way of thinking lies in their language, their past and their history, their beliefs, and the basis of their whole life, their whole heart and soul.” 1817 - CARDINAL GIUSEPPE MEZZOFANTI, who understood 58 languages and spoke, among many of them, four dialects of Hungarian, greeted the Hungarian bailiff, József, in Bologna with a very spirited Hungarian speech. It was he who said to the Czech linguist, ÁGOSTON FRANKL: “Do you know which language is equal to Latin and Greek in its structure and rhythmic harmony? It is the Hungarian language. I am familiar with the new Hungarian poets, whose verses are completely mesmerizing. Let us watch the future, for the poetic genius will have a sudden upswing, which will prove my statement to be true. It seem as if the Hungarians themselves do not realize what a treasure is hidden in their language.” Cardinal Mezzofanti was made an honorary member of the Hungarian Academy of Science in 1832. 1820 - JAKOB GRIMM established the rules for sound progression and was the first to write a German Grammar. He stated that the Hungarian language is logical, has a perfect structure and surpasses every other language. 1830 - SIR JOHN BOWRING, English traveler and writer, visited Hungary and published an anthology in English of the work of Hungarian writers and poets. „The Hungarian language goes far back. It developed in a very peculiar manner and its structure reaches back to times when most of the now spoken European languages did not even exist. It is a language which developed steadily and firmly in itself, and in which there are logic and mathematics with the adaptability and malleability of strength and chords. The Englishman should be proud that his language indicates an epic of human history. One can show forth its origin; and all layers can be distinguished in it, which gathered together during contacts with different nations. Whereas the Hungarian language is like a rubble-stone, consisting of only one piece, on which the storms of time left not a scratch. It's not a calendar that adjusts to the changes of the ages. It needs no one, it doesn't borrow, does no huckstering, and doesn't give or take from anyone. This language is the oldest and most glorious monument of national sovereignty and mental independence. What scholars cannot solve, they ignore. In philology it's the same way as in archeology. The floors of the old Egyptian temples, which were made out of only one rock, can't be explained. No one knows where they came from, or from which mountain the wondrous mass was taken. How they were transported and lifted to the top of the temples. The genuineness of the Hungarian language is a phenomenon much more wondrous than this.” 1840 - WILHELM SCHOTT, an outstanding German scientist: “ In the Hungarian language there is a fresh, childish, natural view and it cannot but be suspected that there is the possibility of development hidden in it like a bud. It contains many beautiful soft consonants and its vowels are more clearly pronounced than in German. It can be used for short statements and also for powerful oratory, in short, every type of prose. It is built on matching vowel sounds, pleasing rhymes, and its richness and resounding tones are well suited for poetry. This is demonstrated in every branch of poetry.” 1840 - N. ERBESBERG, a world famous professor from Vienna: “The structure of the Hungarian language is such that it appears that linguists could have created it with the purpose of incorporating in it every rule, conciseness, melody and clarity and besides all this it avoided any commonness, difficulty in pronunciation and irregularities.” 1848 - N. SIMPSON: “Letters from the Banks of the Danube.” In this series of articles, he wrote about the Hungarian language in the exciting days of March, (during the 1848 Hungarian Freedom Fight against the Hapsburgs). “The Hungarian language is very poetic, rich and spirited, . . . it is full of enthusiasm and strength and is suited to all kinds of poetical work. It is strong and yet gentle and very pleasing in sound. It is melodic and its expression is clear.” 1857 - MÁTYÁS FLÓRIÁN, linguist and a member of the Hungarian Academy of Science, who was in correspondence with OPPERT, stated: “I gained from Oppert the treasure of the words (Sumerian) and called his attention to the fact that they resembled the words of the ancient Hungarian language.” 1860 - JULES OPPERT emphasized the relationship of the Sumerian and Hungarian languages. 1860 - The German linguists and professors at the Congress of Kiel announced that the only correct name for Mesopotamia’s Turanian ancient populace was “Sumerian”. 1870 - ARCHIBALD SAYCE, Professor of Oriental Studies in Oxford, deciphered the first Sumerian one language text and gave a linguistic analysis of the language. He used comparative linguistics to study different branches of the language. In the course of his research, he examined the relationship of the languages of the entire Turanian language family with the Sumerian language. He found the closest relationship to Sumerian in the Hungarian and Basque languages. He went to Hungary to learn the Hungarian language and also found Hungarian to be the most useful language to read the Sumerian language. 1870 - FRANÇOIS C. LENORMAND, the amazingly talented French linguist, stated: “The Sumerian language, not only in its vocabulary but also in its structure, is a Turanian language.” It is obvious that his work was very thorough because he studied the Hungarian historical phonetic linguistics and he studied the Halotti Beszéd, the Legend of St. Margaret and the Bible of the Hungarian Hussites. 1873 - LENORMAND formulated the first Sumerian Grammar and also made a thorough comparative study of the grammar and vocabulary of the Ural-Altaic languages. By so doing, he proved the relationship between the Ural-Altaic languages and Sumerian. 1873 - EDOUARD SAYOUS, a French historian proved the linguistic comparisons of Lenormand. In 1869 and 1896, he was in Hungary and he learned Hungarian. In acknowledgement of his work, he was made a member of the Hungarian Kisfaludy Literary Guild. 1875 - FRANÇOIS C. LENORMAND strongly advocated that the language that discovered writing was most closely related to Hungarian. Therefore he traveled again to Hungary to learn the language more thoroughly. In his book “The Ancient Language of the Chaldeans and the Turanian Languages” from phonetics to the noun suffixes, almost entirely relying on the logic and pronunciation of the Hungarian language, he continued his research into the comparison between the Sumerian and the Turanian languages. He found that the Sumerian phonetic rules were based on the Hungarian."

[@mihaelamiyamoto1062]

asta ultima,vb japoneza🤣🤣🤣Flori san? te prezinti singura san?asa ai invatat in club?Flori des,gasca beata

[@eeduuxxx]

W vid

[@romaniac]

🙏🏾

[@zorglub20770]

Looking forward to flying to Bucharest tomorrow. Then I'll be able to test the french of Romanians. As a Frenchman living in Germany, my dentist and my house doctor are romanian and speak french. It really helps to describe pain when your german is too weak :)

[@bananenmusli2769]

because in Germany there many types of pain (in French)

[@patrickivan9358]

Eine schöne Reise wünsch ich Ihnen🥳

[@zorglub20770]

@@patrickivan9358 Vielen Dank!

[@tudoralbu9461]

Da brauchst aber viele Wörter um schmerzen zu beschreiben

[@Andrei-Marian]

So, what is your conclusion? Were you able to have conversations? Did they at least understand what you were saying?

[@kevinruizc8457]

Apparently Maria and Andrei are very popular names in Romania 😅😁

[@roxanam482]

same as Andrew&Mary😊Andrés y Maria (🇪🇸)

[@romaniac]

Yesss 😂

[@GholaTleilaxu]

Indeed they are. Maria needs no explanation, as it is the most popular name in all Christian Romance ex-empire and Andrei coming from Saint Andrew, the patron saint of Romania.

[@marcoleone-gv2rr]

The most popular names are: Maria and Ion.

[@dinahassan4320]

In most Europe too 😂

[@pablomv2232]

Bella gente en Rumania y muy inteligente demostrando su conocimiento en lenguas extranjeras

[@profiraion6338]

Da romena vi ringrazio.

[@czas4]

KZbin doesn't show the translate option below your comment but I'm going to guess this is the English translation of what you typed from my knowledge of French and notions of Spanish : “Handsome man in Romania and very intelligent showing his foreign language knowledge.”

[@czas4]

@@profiraion6338 👆 help me out here please (read my comment above)

[@eileencampos5680]

Y porque es que nadie quiere aprender el Portugués? Nosotros también tiene mucho apariencias con el Romano? El Português es el lengua gemela del Español! Y haya demasiadas palabras entre el Romano, Portugués, y Españoles iguales.

[@carteunu467]

Porque não há novelas portuguesas na televisão romena. O português é menos falado em comparação com o espanhol e os romenos 🇷🇴 consideram-no uma língua menos bonita que o italiano e o espanhol. Muitos romenos preferem imigrar para Espanha ou Itália. Mas quem imigra para a Madeira, Brasil ou Portugal achará que aprender português é uma tarefa muito mais fácil do que aprender alemão, holandês, sueco, norueguês, finlandês e definitivamente muito mais fácil do que aprender línguas eslavas, turco ou húngaro. Because there are no Portuguese soap series on Romanian TV. Portuguese is less commonly spoken compared to Spanish and Romanians 🇷🇴 regard it as language less beautiful than Italian and Spanish. Many Romanians prefer to immigrate to Spain or Italy. But those who immigrate to Madeira, Brazil or Portugal will find learning Portuguese a much easier task than learning German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Finish and definitely way easier than learning Slavic languages, Turkish or Hungarian

[@Edsta]

this is a great video! good way to represent Romania 🇷🇴

[@romaniac]

Thank you 🙏🏾😊

[@Polskirumun]

Wooww Edsta you hear

[@florinenache8877]

2:41 I literally started bursting in laughter in my office =))), everybody was a bit confused, but after a while, I can confidently say that, all my colleagues loved the video

[@romaniac]

Hahahah, that’s such a cool story! Thanks for sharing

[@kamaruusman2034]

Rectific engleza nu e o limbă apropiată de a noastră,dar e ușor de asimilat pentru români,prin filme,emisiuni tv sau alte modalități.Eu vorbesc română și engleză bine spre foarte bine,și citit,și scris,și înțeles,și vorbesc conversațional slovacă și știu niste maghiară de baltă, în prezent învăț limba maghiară,foarte,foarte grea de altfel.Mult mai grea față de slovacă.

[@dimitriasimov2140]

Dacă ești din Ardeal, foarte aproape de graniță (cum sunt eu, din Oradea), auzi maghiara zilnic. De vorbit, n-o vorbesc. De înțeles, cam 50%, deși sunt in stare sa reproduc aproape perfect, in cazul in care-mi cere cineva asta. Mi se pare mai grea germana, probabil și pentru ca e o limba mai dura.

[@bluesky9958]

I think most of Romanians speak at least English ,because we do learn it in school and then we hear it in movies and the international music ,when I went out of Romania for the first time ,in London, at age of 18 I was surprised to see how much I understand and how easy I can learn English ,I came 6 years ago in Germany and currently I am in German language school but I have to admit is not that easy to learn German the way it was for me to learn English ,maybe the fact that I did not hear it at all whiles I was in Romania ,plus I can understand when people speak Italian and Spanish ,I don’t know why …I can’t speak Italian or Spanish ,but I can understand all and I am sure if I would stay in their country i would learn it fast ,is like I was already born to understand those languages,so yes we ,Romanians speak and know lots of languages .❤Hugs from Germany !

[@ursdaniel]

Sunteți f simpatici voi 2 :) e relaxant sa va vad video-urile :)

[@romaniac]

Mersi mult!

[@alexjia6214]

I didn't know so many romanian learnt french in school!! Bonjour les roumains, vous êtes cools ;)

[@patrickivan9358]

the pupils learn english from the first class and french from the fourth, i think

[@andrew33845]

French and German are the usual languages you learn at school in Romania ( usually for the most part it's French, only some schools have German ) :) Besides English of course.

[@atharvaveda87]

My kid is 6 she speaks German and English

[@axoloneidolon4702]

Romania was almost like a french colony back in the 18-19th century. The Romanian language reform was based on French, throwing out slavic words and importing french ones instead.

[@andrew33845]

@@patrickivan9358 for me, I learned french since 2nd grade, in 5th I had the option to change to german but since it seemed difficult to me, I remained on french :)

[@dorucora8716]

Sa i intrebe pe englezoi si pe americani cate limbi stiu ei😅

[@PetreMihai94]

Păi cum adică, două, engleză de Texas și de Essex 😂

[@m0t0b33]

ehh, englezii par sa stie mai multe limbi, dar americanii.... sunt unii care raspund foarte ciudat daca ii intrebi limba oficiala a tarii lor.

[@DD-qn8nj]

disappointing tbh, i was expecting a "notre poules dans votre cour" from the ones that said french

[@fefeaprile]

I speak Italian (native language), Spanish (C1), English (B2), French (B2) and German (B1). I understand Portuguese, Romanian and Catalan if people speak slowly. I’m learning Arabic and Slovenian.

[@dyarom4575]

Bravo Ba! 👍

[@alcantierin1862]

Perchè Sloveno? Io lo parlo essendo vicino al confine con la Slovenia e non serve praticamente a nulla, meglio il serbo.

[@fefeaprile]

@@alcantierin1862 essendo di Trieste vivo anch’io sul confine e non lo parlo anche se capisco qualcosa e un paio di frasi le conosco. Mio nonno lo parlava ma non lo ha insegnato alle figlie ed è un vero peccato… Ci tengo molto ad imparare bene lo sloveno.

[@patoodonald3342]

Very good brother, you are very good in languages, congratulations. Abraços do Brasil amigo !

[@mereutia]

Brava, pochi italiani parlano altre lingue, pochi napoletani o siciliani parlano l'italiano in Inghilterra😂

[@mihai-uh9xf]

Cam prea se laudă românii, dacă știi trei cuvinte și o propoziție basic nu însemnă că știi limba

[@iuliucipleu9524]

You're doing great job guys! We want another video like this one, and next time challenge the Bucureşteni a bit more 😉

[@romaniac]

Haha okay we’ll do that!

[@nini7153]

Romanian girl are so beautiful

[@vasilemiscolt5873]

The truth is that Romanians are among the smartest people in the world, everyone knows that. The second language spoken at Google and in almost every large international corporation is Romanian. I'm not trying to be modest here, this is the truth.

[@JohnDoe-tz9qw]

Yup that is why we have the most Nobel prizes in the world ... oh no, no we don't ... Perhaps you should have tried modesty before sounding like an ignorant Muppet

[@taviariton5140]

Only we have the lowest IQ in Europe

[@romaniac]

Yes! Romanians are actually really smart.

[@progamingofficialpenguin2601]

At Microsoft it is the second language spoken. Russia may be the second language at google.

[@Zdamaneta]

Vasile, you also forgot to say that Romanians are very modest like you.

[@Bunga_Bunga69]

Big up from a Romanian 🇷🇴 who is currently living in Germany 🇩🇪 since 2012 I’m so proud of my Romanian brothers and sisters 👏🏽👏🏽 We Romanians we are speaking easily 2-3 foreign languages ! That guy who said ,, die merda es bella” made my day 😂😂

[@zenaidauna]

The reason why Romanians are so great and warm people is only Bcz of the language that we speak , is a logic , natural language and the most easy to pronounce and remember with a very happy ends with good energy comparing with English which is not natural and not a good vibration so now you know why others are behaving different then others Bcz of the language so make sure all of you there learn this beautiful language and speak it from your soul and everything around you it will change 😊

[@pi1325]

Romanian is a gramatically very hard language. To speak romanian is easy. To speak it the corect way is very hard. Genders, times (8 verb times) etc etc. Also the numbers are in some cases masculine and in some cases feminin. In some cases the same subject when counting can take both feminin and masculine shapes. Eg. One egg ( un ou, masculine) 2 eggs (doua oua, feminine) so the egg, is in masculine when there is only one, but switches to feminine when 2 or more. And plenty of other instances of speaking the right way this language

[@AndreiChrisso]

sunt deştepţi românii, unii doar :) nice video Bro, keep going :)

[@BogdanGrigorie]

Romanian and Italian mothertongue and english and dutch c1 🥳

[@romaniac]

Not bad 😃

[@irinamunteanumihai30]

Great job, guys! I've been following you for a while and this is one of the best interviews. Keep it up! I speak English, Romanian, Spanish and a little bit of French and Italian:))

[@romaniac]

That’s great to hear Irina. Amazing that you know that many languages! It helps a lot 😊

[@dyarom4575]

Romanians are SMART 👽

[@carron979]

7:40 she kind of looks half-Japanese...

[@PCGameNerd917]

Remnain from Hunnic/Mongolian invasion.

[@Vlacu]

Foreign languages romanians speak based on this video: 1. English 2. French 3. Spanish 4. Italian 5. German 6. Portuguese 7. Japanese

[@TurntableTV]

Donde esta la biblioteca?

[@alexandruS85]

:)))))))))

[@romaniac]

😂😂😂

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

Xd, es gracioso que enseñen eso. Creo que en mi vida he preguntado o me han preguntado eso, jajaj. Antes sería más útil saber cómo preguntar dónde está la Farmacia, xd.

[@GholaTleilaxu]

@@ivanovichdelfin8797 Donde esta la farmacia legal?

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

@@GholaTleilaxu ¿La farmacia legal?, xd. No sé si lo has dicho así porque has confundido el español y el portugués o porque estás preguntando por una farmacia que no sea ilegal, xd. En portugués "legal" tiene varios significados, pero en español solo tiene uno (lo permitido por la ley), jajjaja

[@andreiunknown4353]

2:38 : I am pretty sure she watched Kids from room 402 .... the episode when Nancy came from Mexico. It was also one of my first Spanish sentence that I learned :D

[@luciatat4084]

😂😂😂 nu imi mai aminteam exact unde am auzit aceasta propozitie :))

[@m0t0b33]

"me llamo Nancy" too bad she didn't pick up any Lithuanian from Polly, though. 😁

[@Catalinpavel89]

My dauther speak at 4 years Romania ,croatian and is very curios of english

[@leah2668]

ask that same question here in england hahahah ''EnGlisH'