I speedran the FINAL hidden language in Duolingo: GUARANI

[@jccbm]

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[@UmSerMaracuGino]

guaraní was just abandoned by duolingo team, and there are 7 million ppl speaking it, more then high valyrian

[@IgnemFeram01]

If you search for the course in an internet browser you can still subscribe to the course.

[@mcduck6627]

Yeah high valyrian really annoys me, it shouldn’t even be on there

[@nheengausupara]

I speak Nheengatú from Brazil, which is related to Guaraní. In Nheengatú, kariwa nheenga means the Portuguese language. But kariwa means literally white person, so it's "white people language". I guess it was the same in Guarani, but then karai changed from meaning white person to mister. Ah, just to mention, it's very similar for simple phrases. So "ñande ja'u pira" that appears in this video, in Nheengatú is said "yandé yambaú pirá" (we say ú for drinking, mbaú for eating). Yes, piranha comes from pirá + anha (=teeth), and in Nheengatú this word is also used for scissors. Some words are completely different though, like in Guaraní a chicken is ryguasu, from uru, a native bird + guasu (big). In Nheengatú we say sapukaya, from an old verb sapukái meaning to scream.

[@pvzgamerlegisniana6492]

amazing language 👏

[@giopreda]

That’s so interesting! I’m Paraguayan and Guarani is my mother tongue, but I always forget there are other languages in its language family hahaha.

[@BahLuminosa]

Eu estou estudando nheengatu também! Você poderia me indicar materiais que eu também possa estudar?

[@edvardeishen]

It would be more interesting if they added a Basque course

[@astrOtuba]

Well, Basque is not the most alien language for Indo-European speakers. Like yeah, it's considered* not to be related to any other language and it has atypical grammar elements for other European languages, but there are a lot endangered languages of Australia, Americas, Africa and Asia, which are really different from what the majority of English speakers (L1 or L2) have ever tried to study or even know about. *tho there are some -good- _some_ evidence presented by professor Juliette Blevins, suggesting that it is _possibly_ related to Indo-European languages. There's a two hour talk with her on Jackson Crawford's channel, in case you're interested.

[@WGGplant]

@@astrOtuba Thats not really evidence theyre related thats just possible cognates. It takes zero archaeological and genetic evidence into account, both which show that they were always seperate languages and people. i watched the same talk and agree that it's a very interesting topic. but even after that, im still not at all convinced in the slightest. hell id be more convinced that the proto uralic language was a cousin of PIE. Basque IS one of the most bizarre languages to PIE speakers because the grammar and vocabulary is alien in every way. The only thing not crazy about it is the phonology, which still has some crazy sounds from a PIE prospective. Many of these indigenous languages, have related languages with similarities to them. Not all but many. Basque having none, makes it more unique and obscure.

[@astrOtuba]

@@WGGplant I've changed my wording to be more neutral. However, if I don't misremember, the result of her work wasn't just _possible cognates,_ but sound correspondences between PIE and internally reconstructed Proto-Basque. In terms of genetics, tho I haven't checked the sources, Wiki “Basques” page “Generic origin” chapter says they aren't really as different from other Europeans, especially if we compare Y- and Mitochondrial DNA.

[@Dcobosarenas]

Basque only spoken no more 1 Millon people, no is than popular languages

[@astrOtuba]

@@Dcobosarenas The number of speakers isn't the solo factor that determines how many people desire to learn the language. Latin, Ancient Greek and Old Norse have no native speakers and a small amount of more or less fluent L2 speakers, but these are languages of great literature. Irish has only 70K daily speakers, but many would like to learn it because of their heritage. Duo has Latin, Icelandic, Gaelic, Welsh, Yiddish, Hawaiian, Esperanto and Klingon courses. Not all of them are great, but there are people who learn these languages in Duo or using different materials. I think the reason why Basque won't appear on the platform (at least in the near future) is I'm not sure if it has any brand outside of language nerd community. Like, there are definitely ethnic Basques who don't speak the language and would like to learn it, but courses for them would be in Spanish and French. But maybe Duo will add it eventually just because it would attract some polyglots and media attention

[@s1ddh4r7h.p]

I guess any language that crossed the bering strait is immediately harder to learn for a non-native speaker

[@jccbm]

There's quite a few well-known contenders for uniqueness and complexity indeed. I will delve deeper into Navajo someday.

[@s1ddh4r7h.p]

​@@jccbm that'd be cool!

[@citrusblast4372]

Nahuatl is an exception imo, the only challenge imo is the regional differences. Its a shame its not standardized for “cultural” reasons

[@etruscanetwork]

Funny how now that guarani is not listed anymore this language course is literally a secret feature A SECRET FEATURE ON DUOLINGO

[@etruscanetwork]

@@LangXplorer Perharps you're using an older version? Or perharps you're on iOS? I don't really know how Duo works in iOS

[@KGeib]

Crescí en Paraguay y te digo que pronunciaste muy bien el Guaraní! Me alegra que alguien haga con que el idioma sea visto afuera del país.

[@Thatboymeher]

No, I REFUSE. We DON’T care what you say, you have to do Cantonese as well. (No seriously, then you’d have the challenge of memorizing two things simultaneously😂🤯)❤

[@jccbm]

Brah

[@CatWithCig]

i have idea for your next speedrun instead of speedrunning you just twerk untill you pass out god speed​@@jccbm

[@perroquack]

too late, old duolingo's gone. way to hard to speedrun in the new version. (these were streamed several months ago)

[@marcepy595]

Your pronunciation is amazing! I’m a guarani “speaker”. It isn’t my mother tongue but it is my grandfather’s.

[@kazsolan]

Try speedrunning some languages on Duostories, a crowdsourced version of Duolingo stories! There's quite a few extra languages: even not counting conlangs, they have Albanian, Asturian, Faroese, Frisian, Kannada, Latvian, Lithuanian, Mirandese, Nynorsk, Old English, Serbian, Silesian, Tagalog, Telugu, and Tetum! (I'm not sponsored, I just found out about the site while learning Mini and wanted to give them a shoutout)

[@beata3091]

So now , back to wheel and round 2 of all languages 👀👀👀 after we will end this 🧀🧀🧀👀

[@myriampro4973]

I'm from Buenos Aires, with a Paraguayan mother in law, she understands it but does not speak it. Sometimes you hear random people in the public transport speaking Guarani, to each other or to their phones. Usually very quickly and very loud, I wonder if they are speaking with their deaf grandparents, load.

[@BenjaminJuegaPro1376]

Albanian should be on Duolingo immediatelly

[@renrams]

Ancient Albanian sign language when?

[@BenjaminJuegaPro1376]

​@@renrams coming on year 3.91739e+25🤑

[@shutterchick79]

​@@renramsLol 😂. Language Simp would agree....

[@ryanchon8702]

I keep hearing "kuatiañe'ẽ" as Italian "quanti anni hai" lol

[@MagicFredbear]

I'm going to touch you aggressively

[@user-un3jv8mp4q]

22, grazie

[@Random_user274]

Remaining courses: Cantonese for Chinese speakers English for Spanish speakers Intermediate English Math Music

[@citrusblast4372]

I always wondered if Portuguese influenced the nasaliness of guarani lol, like it was enabled to continue having it, cause portuguese has it

[@elmejorespanolorador]

HOLY I WAS WAITNG FOR THIS I LOVE YOUR VIDOES

[@ErinaBee.sMoney]

the nasals act like that because of nasal harmony. A nasal vowel's nasality can spread

[@abbylafey]

Can't wait for you to speed run every language on Rosetta Stone

[@elytaku5029]

Would love to see you try the cantonese course

[@razzmatazz1974]

Pretty good for a kurupí (white man) 😅 i dont speak Guarani but being from Argentina i am constantly exposed to it. Chicken is urú-guasú =big bird while the waterfalls are y-guasú=big waters. The name of the river and country Uruguay comes from uru-gua-y =big river with birds

[@amerain1729]

Corrientes?

[@nheengausupara]

@@razzmatazz1974 I would say Uruguay is actually Urugua-y, where urugua is a kind of snail. So river of the snails.

[@pudgeyboizzz]

jccbm, I want to become a polyglot what language should i learn im a native English Speaker that is learning Spanish too

[@jamespyle777]

Actually found it, holy crap.

[@T_frog1]

My account has a video that shows how to find the Guaraní course

[@TagatosElma]

Ö

[@gonzalezfamilygonzalez7666]

Cantoise is a Chinese language exclusive on Duolingo

[@alvaroportilloruven3783]

Me encanta al principio me salio un anuncio de duolingo y despues en la parte de guaranime cuando se confunde me salio un anuncio de un cerebro que esplota xd

[@telotawa]

speedrun some Memrise courses next!!!!

[@uninexo215]

How did you found this language?

[@astrOtuba]

Google “duolingo guarani” and open the first link. It's hidden cause it isn't as well developed as other courses and (perhaps) they don't plan to upgrade it in the near future

[@T_frog1]

KZbin keeps deleting my answer

[@T_frog1]

To see the answer, set the KZbin comments to "Newest" (instead of "Top") and scroll down to your comment and open the replies. KZbin is hiding it for some reason.

[@user-ur3fh7wk2n]

Добрий вечир тобі пан господар

[@AprezaRenaldy]

Which is language easier for Spanish speakers? Indonesian language 🇮🇩or afrikaans language🇿🇦

[@jccbm]

Probably Indonesian

[@naomiparsons462]

Yeah Indonesian, Afrikaans is more similar to English

[@AprezaRenaldy]

@@naomiparsons462 Both languages have many dutch loanwords.

[@egorsokolov6959]

So JCCBM could you speedrun the Intermediate English

[@jacket2006]

He fucking uploaded

[@Writer_Productions_Map]

Intermediate English when

[@Brinquitos9]

Me imagino los paraguayos sintiendose súper identificados porque siempre decimos que ellos no existen jaja

[@Texas_Frog_11]

Cool!

[@quinnakbar3080]

Can you do the 1 more secret language

[@RohitKulan]

Ok now do Cantonese (from Chinese)

[@aronasist]

Where are you streaming?

[@SQh7]

Serbo croatian should be in Duolingo

[@REMELgogo]

Hidden?

[@astrOtuba]

It's unlisted from the course selection menu, because it's not as well developed as other courses, and it's not a target language for the majority of platform users, so they've hidden it to avoid misleading people onto thinking it's as good as others and wiring complains. At the moment if you want to study it, you have to open the course's link (google “duolingo guarani”, it will be the first one) and it will appear in your course list.

[@Texas_Trumper_2]

It doesn't show up on the list in Duolingo

[@PolVilaseca]

Fine, now learn Euskera :D

[@KeepBlazerShot]

I wish they were also berlin language

[@Hawwybear]

Omg 14 mins ago?

[@TheGuyWith99]

I have this app on my iPad with lots of languages to use (More than 100+)

[@alguient1298]

Duolingo removed guarani course.

[@MagicFredbear]

Not if you enter from Google (for some reason)

[@JammyVee]

YOU FORGOT ABOUT HAITIAN

[@jccbm]

Not at all! It's there somewhere

[@gamerrameg384]

Bro speak more languages than even a vatican pope can💀(8)

[@FanNumberONE.official]

so now speedrun duolingo math or music

[@kumoric]

How can I find it?

[@T_frog1]

Google search "Duolingo Guarani" and it's one of the first results

[@T_frog1]

KZbin keeps deleting my answer

[@T_frog1]

To see my answer, set the KZbin comments to "Newest" (instead of "Top") and scroll down to your comment and open the replies. KZbin is hiding it for some reason.

[@kumoric]

@@T_frog1 huh try writing it without any links if you added any links

[@kumoric]

@@T_frog1 huh ok

[@bolaquefala5398]

carai

[@AlexisAmin21]

Jajajajajajaja

[@mandyogilvie686]

483 like

[@clintraverson780]

ehhh why u speedrunning in spanish

[@clintraverson780]

oh u switched to spanish to unlock bonus languages right

[@davidperez2155]

Cause Guaraní is only available from Spanish and no for English

[@AlexWalker262]

First

[@AmodeusR]

it sounds quite ugly :s

[@nheengausupara]

@@AmodeusR a gente não é acostumado a ouvir o som das línguas indígenas, a gente é bombardeado de músicas em inglês. Eu também achava o inglês bem feio, mas botam pra tocar música dos EUA em tudo quanto é lugar e você se acostuma. Já foram feitas pesquisas que demonstram que a nossa percepção de beleza de um idioma é muito baseada na nossa familiaridade com ele, e também com o que nós o associamos. Um árabe, por exemplo, tende a achar que a língua dele é uma das mais lindas do mundo, e realmente a poesia árabe é uma das mais ricas do mundo e é nisso que ele pensa, já o ocidental associa a língua árabe com gritos e guerra. Também foi demonstrado que achamos mais bonito um idioma quando quem fala é uma mulher e se houver música de fundo.

[@misteryA555]

Some things are better kept to ourselves