AUSTRONESIAN LANGUAGES

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The Austronesian languages form one of the world’s largest language families, considering the number of languages included and the number of geographic locations in which they are spoken. The Austronesian languages are spoken in most of the Indonesian archipelago: the Philippines, Madagascar, the island groups of the Central and South Pacific, Malaysia and in many parts of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Taiwan.
The Austronesian family comprises some 1,200 languages which cover half of the globe. Similarities in their vocabularies suggest that they descended from one common ancestor language proto-Austronesian (proto-AN).
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[@watermellish]

seems like lima is a common theme among austronesian languages

[@krov.]

I'm from Lima, Peru. Lima Gang.

[@11111653]

@@krov.🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

​@@krov.peru is part of austronesian family.

[@I.T.S.V1]

​@@rizkyadiyanto7922really?

[@potatoeskimos]

@@I.T.S.V1nope

[@user-yw8ur1ej1d]

I am an Austronesian from Thailand🇹🇭 Proud to be born Austronesian. I understand 90% Malaysian, 75-85% Indonesian.

[@andriwahyudi4448]

Hai apa kabar?

[@Amjad.Waluyo]

You're thai but austronesian? So you came from pattani bro? Greeting for you from indonesia 🙏(you know mostly thai are austro asiatic)

[@rossrose1534]

You're Thai 🤔 how are you part of the Austronesian language family??

[@StickyKeys187]

​@@Amjad.WaluyoThai is not a austroasiatic, but a subset of the tai-kradai people. Also pattani malays aren't the only austronesian ethnic group in Thailand, you're forgetting the Moken people of the mergui archipelagos. They're closely related to the bajau laut.

[@StickyKeys187]

​@@rossrose1534malays live in the southern province of Thailand. Also there's a closely related group of people to the bajau called the Moken. They live in the islands of the Andaman sea.

[@hugocheng6243]

I am from Taiwan I really hope there will a organization that could reunite all of austronesian family

[@user-ug9nk6vp7l]

Ну как в «либеральном» Тайване отношение к австронезийским языкам? 6 (бабуза и др.) уже отгеноцидили.

[@Tellyobitchsum]

🇹🇴 Tonga says Malo lei lei

[@hugocheng6243]

⁠@@user-ug9nk6vp7lwe are working on it , we’ve been colonized for so long , I believe one day Taiwan will become a country that respect indigenous culture like Somewhere else

[@aldhieu.a.teodocio8796]

A language family that spanned two vast oceans! Austronesian languages are truly remarkable!

[@Irishb0y]

true. imagine voyaging streched from Madagascar to Easter island with boats and sails. what our ancestors had done in the past. AMAZING!

[@mampiandrajosselin1192]

hi everybody. I'm from Madagascar,

[@callmekory9547]

Hi, I'm from Malaysia

[@neildegracia5263]

hello from philippines

[@MultiDivebomber]

Should include Javanese and Sundanese, among the biggest austronesian ethnicities, tens of millions of speakers each.

[@juliusangawa802]

Yes ,those two have very close similarities to Northern Luzon languages specially Ilokano, the Javanese and Sundanese.

[@ilovecheesedundun]

From jungle in saipan island, people known as "THE AUSTRONESIAN" Sailing to the southern island, they introduce the way of farming and metal working to the native, once great Civilization flourished through island from madagaskar to rapa nui, and from taiwan to New Zealand, This Great Sailor are among the best Sea Fearing people in the world, those the Austronesia n conquering the world by the sea with-

[@MTC008]

most people think british are the king of the seas, in reality it's actually the austronesian ones, can you survive in the middle of pacific ocean without use of modern technology with just of a small boat of canoe for you to stand in, can you swim long in the pacific ocean?

[@kalanimaiokalani]

Beautiful once again, love your work Andy! Love from Aotearoa New Zealand. Ngā mihi nui (thank you very much).

[@danauianueng9364]

In jarai language is Ngā= do Mihi = clean Nui = take a shower 😂

[@kmv8154]

I like how you can visually see where these languages are mostly spoken on the map. That's very helpful!

[@Rayhanfirdausexe]

Saya sebagai orang Indonesia merasa bangga karena leluhur kami ada di Asia Tenggara, Madagaskar dan Kepulauan Pasifik Saya ingin kesini untuk mengetahui cara leluhur kami berbicara 😊

[@edmundlalu7]

For Nakanai Language on New Britain island in PNG, 1-isa 2-ilua 3-itolu 4-iva'a 5-ilima 6-ivolo(iuolo) 7-Ivitu 8-Ivalu(iualu) 9-valasiu(ualasiu) 10-savulu

[@juliusangawa802]

Why do you put i before the word? Northern Philippines tribal count: 1- oha in Tagalog isa 2- jua/dua; in Tagalog - dalawa ; Ilikano = dua 3- tulo 4- opat 5- lima 6- onom 7- pitu 8- walo 9- hiyam 10- himpulo

[@notme6753]

I'm glad and honored to be able to speak one of the Austronesian languages which is Tagalog 🇵🇭. However there are other Filipinos who can speak Tagalog and other Philippine languages other than Tagalog which are also Austronesian languages e.g Cebuano, Ilocano, Bicolano and many more... Quite jealous of them tbh

[@11111653]

can you understand Malay or Indonesian?

[@BrothArabianHSHS]

Hoy kabayan!!!

[@rugby86]

As a mixed Filipino (on my mothers side) I can understand and speak Ilokano. Regards from the U.K o7

[@BrothArabianHSHS]

@@rugby86 oh awesome im a mixed filipino too! Greetings from the 🇺🇸!

[@rugby86]

@@BrothArabianHSHS hell yeah brother :)

[@karonesechannel2599]

Karo Batak Language: 1. Sada 2. Dua 3. Telu 4. Empat 5. Lima 6. Enem 7. Pitu 8. Waluh 9. Siwah 10. Sepuluh

[@ronnienestor]

Wow… so close to Tagalog

[@j.masrahchannel8356]

In buton ; 1 = era 2 = Rua 3 = tolu 4 = pa'a 5 = lima 6 = no'o 7 = picu 8 = oalu 9 = sio 10 = ompulu

[@karonesechannel2599]

​@@ronnienestoryep, even the grammar maybe is closer too, example: I eat fish and chicken Kar: Man nurung ras manuk aku Fil: kumain ako ng isda at manok

[@ronnienestor]

@@karonesechannel2599 Cool. Manuk=manuk. Thanks brother

[@j.masrahchannel8356]

@@ronnienestor Buton Indonesia. Manu

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

Philippines and Indonesia are Austronesian Siblings, plus Malaysia too

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

@@Kalinggapura Yeah Maphilindo Mabuhay 🇵🇭🇮🇩🇲🇾

[@beastmood6635]

Indonesian and malaysian are not totally austronesian, they are mixed between austroasiatic people.

[@JubileiEnateinesaSaliafa-mg2rl]

And I like to think that the Pacific islanders are the cousins haha

[@citrowiyono8469]

​@@beastmood6635right, especially sumatran and java, they were mixed austroasiatic and austronesian.😊

[@Psycho-th8vb]

Only a small similarities 👑🇵🇭✝️

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

This brings tears to my eyes. 😢😰😭 Tears of joy !! 🥺😃 Proud to be an Austronesian !! 🤨

[@Amjad.Waluyo]

Proud to be austronesian!! ❤

[@citylidamj8898]

Lima gang 🎉

[@BionikleFG]

It seems like there was a split between Malay-Philippine languages and oceanic languages between base 5 and base 10 counting systems

[@CP0rings33]

The ones using base 5 systems likely had strong Papuan influences in the past, same can be said about some Papuan languages neighbouring Austronesian ones, adopting a base 10 system

[@BionikleFG]

@@CP0rings33 I see, I wasn’t sure if that was a Papuan feature or not. Interesting seeing that difference tho.

[@amigo5369]

My native language Batak tribe the island of Sumatra(father, mother) saying is "ama, ina". Proud to be Austronesian.❤❤❤❤❤

[@renedapadap4113]

Same here in the Philippines ama ina

[@tambroljk292]

Gayo languange father, mother = Ama, Ine

[@fonzworthbentley7455]

Wow, really surprised at Madagascar!! And the "Rua" for 2 stretches all the way to Rapa Nui!!!! 😮

[@user-zadeu2makarites]

Bravoo!!! ❤❤❤ Another language family! Can I talk with you Andy?

[@leoesque2803]

Why Singapore is not in the Thumbnail? We’re Austronesian too (Singaporean Malays). Singapore’s national language is Malay, same as Malaysia & Brunei. I feel like not including Singapore is like erasing the Singaporean Malay existence especially the orang Laut.

[@amiruzfadhlan3478]

Cuba kamu hantar rakaman suara Bahasa Melayu Singapura pada admin saluran KZbin ni.

[@yogasetiaone]

singapore is china 😂

[@luthfih3713]

Cuase most pepole singapore is chinese not austroneisan

[@FatKat911]

Singapore is mostly Chinese, and dominates Tamil and other languages

[@leoesque2803]

@@FatKat911 Our national language is literally Malay & the native people are orang Laut (they’re malay). Chinese may be the majority but the origin of Singapore is still Malay. Malay Singaporeans are native to the region & we’re Austronesian. At same time, languages is based on ethnic culture. As long the native people speaks the language and still living in that country, the more it should be included. If you’re not Malay or from the region, you have no say to tell why we shouldn’t be included.

[@oceanusaustralis7765]

Hello Andy, ILoveLanguage! Can you make Comparison between Makassar and Bugis? is totally difference, but so many people can't tell the differences

[@simplethewaterbender6264]

In Kawi language (which was a form of ancient Javanese), we had *" Rama "* and *" Rena "* to say Father and Mother. It cognates with the austronesian *"Ama"* and *"Ina"*

[@hirayamanawari3583]

That's also how we say Father (Ama) and Mother (Ina) in Tagalog but it's a bit old and formal Tagalog for us. We still use these in writings and in formal events.

[@afaridpirmansyah7867]

@@hirayamanawari3583 in The Sundanese language that native to West java Indonesia we also use the word "Rama" till the modern day but is just use when refer to someone father "Tuang Rama" ( Your father) , "Pun Bapa" ( My father) and it was extra formal language and we don't use it casually. Meanwhile the word "Rena" doesn't exist.

[@commonman9782]

"Ama" and "Ina" is also used in batak toba language, from north sumatera.

[@jambutenyom5338]

Batak: Amang & inang Nias: Ama & ina

[@JubileiEnateinesaSaliafa-mg2rl]

In samoa, we say tama and tina

[@livrariacamaracascudorn5331]

PARABÉNS ANDY !!!

[@amigo5369]

I am from Sumatra island. The similar DNA, the Austronesian. The languages we are spoken almost same. Greetings and love from Sumatra❤❤❤

[@MaribethGarces]

Wow 😮 amazingly similar high Lima, Austronesians!

[@tagaloginbrahmicscripts]

It is my interesting. Thank you.

[@ilovelanguages0124]

Glad you enjoyed it! 💖💖💖

[@TaufikHidayat-lo8dn]

Taiwanese vocabulary is similar to Javanese vocabulary: (Taiwannese) 1. Cacay 2. Tusa 3. Tulu 4. Sepat 5. Lima 6. Enem 7. Pitu 8. Walu 9. Siwa 10. Pulu'/muketep (Javanese) 1. Siji 2. Loro 3. Telu 4. Papat 5. Lima/limo 6. Enem 7. Pitu 8. Wolu 9. Sanga/songo 10. Sepuluh

[@etphonehome351]

I am from the West New Britain Province of Papua New Guinea and I speak the native tongue of Nakanai. This is how we count to 10 in the Nakanai language: 1. i-saa 2. i-lua 3. i-tolu 4. i-vaa 5. i-lima 6. i-uolo 7. i-vitu 8. i-ualu 9. ualasiu 10. sa-vulu-saa Super proud to be a part of the huge Austronesian family...

[@ilovelanguages0124]

Would you like to volunteer to record the Nakanai language?

[@etphonehome351]

@ilovelanguages0124 sure, it would be my pleasure to record it.

[@ilovelanguages0124]

@@etphonehome351 please send me an email. [e-mail]

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

"Nakanai" sounds like a negative form of a verb in Japanese.

[@sareenanizam8175]

Very good ❤

[@Davlavi]

Beautiful.

[@heilongtube6230]

Tulu,enem,pitu,wolu is also used in Javanese language

[@ronnienestor]

Interesting…. Cheers fr Philippines

[@Tronikhome]

Di bahasa daerah indonesia juga di pkai

[@BlowokJeglong]

@@ronnienestor omah.griya buritan. .sapi .wedus .asu.tai.jaran . Tagalog bahasa .???

[@Alas2009]

​@Axelandruromanustau lah, liat komentar dibawah banyak perkenalkan bahasa masing-masing

[@manuaiipondraken8376]

1 to 6 sounds similar through out Austronesian languages. Titan Language, Manus Island, PNG. Si Ruo Talo Ea Lima Uno Ndra Talo Ndra Ruo Ndra Si Eakou

[@samasuncion]

Loved it.

[@cupcakkeisaslayqueen]

Im learning hawaiian and im pretty sure the dashes are unnecessary, although right now the only place where i can learn it is duolingo which os not a good source. All of these sound so similar though, irs like when i try to make a cool distinct conlang family but it ends up as a dialect continuum

[@Magnetshroom]

The Malay and Indonesian word for 2 is 1 for Fijian.

[@frandz3020]

for? you mean from?

[@user-ls9zu9jb2y]

In my opinion, the Austronesian people should build their civilization in a large archipelago like Indonesia and spread throughout the world. it is impossible for a human civilization to be built in a small place

[@Kane_2001]

Indonesia not have official language,They just change Malay language to indon language

[@KardKardus]

Of course they have. It's not just changing from malay to indonesia Also, what do you mean by official?

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

​@@Kane_2001here is a fact for you: real melayu people originates in sumatra island. malays in peninsula and borneo are impure.

[@Kadukunahaluu]

Insert your word for poop in your austronesian language here: Chamorro: Tåki'

[@alambahasa12r]

Malay: najis Beka Melayu: tahi

[@rezamaulana770]

Sundanese :Tai 😂

[@edelteopaco4649]

~ Philippine Languages ~ Kapampangan: Takla Tagalog: Tae

[@nuckelaveee4650]

Bisaya: Tae

[@ThePhoenix1812]

Bidayūh : Taki'

[@lunar-e.6620]

In central to southern Philippines (Bisaya language) 1. Usa 2. Duha 3. Tulo 4. Upat 5. Lima 6. Unom 7. Pito 8. Walo 9. Siyam 10. Napulo

[@katahi0749]

GITUA🇵🇬 One-eza Two-Rua Three- tolu Five-Nima Ear-Talinga Eye-mata Mother-tina Father -Tama

[@user-sn6ne3ic9p]

1= satu(Indonesia) siji, setunggal, eka,esa(Jawa) 2=dua(Indonesia) loro,dwi,kaleh(Jawa) 3=tiga(Indonesia) telu,tri,tigo(Jawa) 4=empat(Indonesia) papat,sekawan(Jawa) 5=lima(Indonesia) limo,gangsal, panca(Jawa) 6=enam(Indonesia) enem(Jawa) 7=tujuh(Indonesia) pitu(Jawa) 8=delapan(Indonesia) wolu(Jawa) 9=sembilan(Indonesia) songo(Jawa) 10=sepuluh(Indonesia) sepuloh,sedoso(Jawa)

[@mmddyyyy-his]

Bahasa kawi/jawa kuno memang turunanan Austronesia. Namun bahasa krama itu buatan Mataram, jadi sudah jauh dari bahasa asli leluhur orang jawa/Austronesia.

[@romassuk5599]

Hello I'm jarai people in Cambodia ❤

[@MrAmaniogol]

Toba Batak (North Sumatra, Indonesia) sada 1 dua 2 tolu 3 opat 4 lima 5 onom 6 pitu 7 walu 8 sia 9 sappulu/sampulu 10

[@bangnamgaming]

Javanese 1. Siji 2. Loro 3. Telu 4. Papat 5. Limo 6. Enem 7. Pitu 8. Wolu 9. Songo 10. Sepuluh

[@cosmickitten3591]

Im from a tribe in South East Sulawesi. We also have similar numbering too. 1: aso 2: ruo 3: tolu 4: omba 5: limo 6: ono 7: pitu 8: hoalu 9: sio 10: hopulo

[@juliusangawa802]

From Ifugao tribe Cordillera region, Northern Luzon Philippines. We count : 1. Oha 2. Juwa/dua 3. Tulu 4. Opat 5. Lima 6. Onom 7. Pitu 8. Walu 9. Hiyam/hiam 10. Himpulo

[@rakjel5855]

What interesting is the pronounciation could be rooted to a single language. Considering most language pronounce 5 as Lima/limo

[@redthestarexplorer-officia9558]

I hope you will do Niger-Congo Languages Next

[@DavidCarloAFermo]

Bicol (central coastal) Saro Duwa Tulo Apat Lima Anum (Anom) Pito Walo Siyam Sampulo (Sampu/Sampo)

[@iandgabon5231]

Lima berarti lima jari. Lima berarti pancasila di Indonesia. Lima berarti dasar dari prinsip ajaran dari langit. Lima adalah dasar persamaan kekuatan manusia Austronesia

[@judasthepious1499]

greetings there fellow austronesians.. we own the sea! 🌊

[@Amjad.Waluyo]

Proud to be descendants of our sailor ancestor! Love from indonesia ❤❤

[@alexhjohno]

Motu language of Papua New Guinea.🇵🇬 1. Ta 2. Rua 3. Toi 4. Hani 5. Ima 6. Taura toi 7. Hitu 8. Taura Hani 9. Taura Hani ta 10. Gwauta.

[@darkuser9992]

What's cool about Austronesian languages is its a language of ancient seafarers and encompasses thousands of islands, big and small, from the African Coast of Madagascar to the Chilean coast of Easter Island.. It's range is virtually unrivalled.

[@I.T.S.V1]

THANKS!😢🎉

[@fancynika9559]

Chuukese numbers can also be counted as follows: 1- ēt 2- töru 3- ön/ēn 4- fán 5- niim 6- uon 7- fiis 8- waan 9- tiiw 10- engon

[@spaghettiisyummy.3623]

Incredible! :D

[@ardeenav7928]

Meanwhile this is how we count in Visayan language (An austronesian language in the Philippines) Isa Duha Tulo Upat Lima Unom Pito Walo Siyam Pulo

[@suradjisastro7520]

2:18 hwa 2:19 dhekkae 2:21 imbadh 2:22 lemmah 2:23 innom 2:24 toojoo 2:26 delapphann 2:27 szammpillant

[@hayzIsherwood]

We are all part of the same family stretching across oceans and time ❤️💛💚

[@lazstu19]

Can You Please Reupload Your Australian English Dialect Video?

[@Miumiu0404]

In Cebuano: 1 - usa 2 - dua/duha 3 - tulo 4 - upat 5 - lima 6 - unum 7 - pito 8 - walo 9 - syam 10 - napu/napulo

[@YinAoi1228]

First ako ahahahah, pls visayan dialects next hehe

[@user-rz1rw9zn5c]

Murut in Borneo Malaysia 1 sa 2 ruoh 3 talu 4 apat 5 limoh 6 onom 7 tuluh 8 valu 9 siam 10 opor

[@antiaparat508]

number in Kei language (KEI ISLANDS, MALUKU, INDONESIA) 1= Ain/ En sa 2= En Ru 3= En Tel 4= En Faak 5= En Lim 6= En Nean 7= En Fit 8= En wau 9= En Siw 10= En Vut

[@xaveriawara8121]

Sesama orang Kei kita ❤

[@RicardoBaptista33]

What would this "En" be? Equivalent to «'e» in Hawaiian or «e» in Rapa-Nui. Is it some form of definite article?

[@yahya_jos]

Java : 1. Siji, 2. loro, 3. telu, 4. Papat, 5. Lima, 6. enem, 7. pitu, 8. wolu, 9. songo/sanga 10.sepuluh.

[@anonymousanonymous4465]

Andy, Palau language is kinda similar to the Micronesians hence there are 2 Micronesian languages spoken in Palau.

[@flavmendrikaja3784]

Nonetheless, linguists don't consider Palauan as Micronesian because the people of Palau directly came from Philippines. It makes its own branch.

[@anonymousanonymous4465]

@@flavmendrikaja3784 oh you’d be surprised the Palauans share a lot of similarities with the micros from songs traditional dancing etc..

[@anonymousanonymous4465]

@@flavmendrikaja3784 whoever is in charge of the linguistic branch needs to correct it. Languages evolve over time and obvs the Palauan language evolved and the people of Palau don’t share any of the cultural values similarities with the Philippines but with the micros tbh...

[@flavmendrikaja3784]

@anonymousanonymous4465 Linguistics have nothing to do with culture. Indeed, Palau shares more in common with Micronesia in terms of culture; but Palauan language, along with Chamorro, directly came from the Philippines, instead of passing by Sulawesi. It also forms its own branch because it has a very different morphology from Micronesian. *d > r *p > u *l > i *n > l etc...

[@dubstepXpower]

they also share that same culture with Philippines. Bisayan culture pre Spanish was very austronesian and they're genetics are very similar.

[@user-ib7jq6vi7o]

it's very similar with maguindanaon, isa, duwa, telu, pat, lima, nem, pitu, walu, siyaw, sapulu

[@griz86]

The Philippines is in Southeast Asia an Indonesian Vietnam also in Asia

[@sturejonsson]

I like this video😊🌞👍🛩

[@Christo_B_G]

Batak(North Sumatra-Indonesia) Sada Dua Tolu Opat Lima Onom Pita Ualu Sia Sampulu

[@rafemaglasang2035]

Visayan language here in the phillipine Osa Duha Tulo Upat Lima Unom Pito Walo Siyam Napulo

[@DazzSpace]

I belong to the Jama Mapun Tribe in the Philippines and how amazing most of the numbers are somehow similar with our dialect I'll mention below: Isa/disu Duwa Tullu Mpat Lima Nnom Pitu Wau Siyam sapu/ispu

[@sebasarenas0803]

Interesting

[@lunar-e.6620]

👉🇵🇭 In central to southern Philippines (Bisaya languages) 1. Usa 2. Duha 3. Tulo 4. Upat 5. Lima 6. Unom 7. Pito 8. Walo 9. Siyam 10. Napulo

[@Calypsoxoxo]

In indonesia and papua newgune there are many Austronesia language too u sould make video for that too. Im from bali, I will add numbers for my Austronesia balinese. Base bali alus madia 0.windu 1.siki 2.kalih 3.tige 4.papat 5.lime 6.nem 7.pitu 8.wolu 9.sange 10.dase Base bali endep/ kasar 0.matan titiran 1.se 2.due 3.telu 4.pat 5.lime 6.enem/nem 7.pitu 8.kutus 9.sie 10.dase There are 6 level for balinese language but I can only speak alus madia, bali endep and bali kasar 😂 sorry for my bad English😊 For my Austronesian bother and sister if u read this comment, plis tell me wht is egg in your language? Bahasa indonesia Egg- telur Bahasa bali Egg-taluh Let me know how u call egg in your language.

[@user-nh1oi2ym7z]

Lima is not only number 5 but the palm of your hand is also lima right across the Malay language group.

[@tina-huang]

TSAT doesn't sound very austronesian tho. more closer to that of the Kra-Dai family. i know they share common ancestor but still. Sound much more like a Vietnamese / Cantonese thing rather than other austronesian langs.

[@Lut28]

Austronesian with a strong Austroasiatic influence, maybe. The numbers are still similar to the other Austronesian languages

[@payatundeh6108]

Aceh 1=tsa 2=dua 3=lhe 4=peut 5=limeong 6=nam 7=tujoh 8=lapan 9=sikureung 10=siploh

[@sosis3036]

very cool

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

In my opinion, Sino-Tibetan, Austroasiatic and Kra-Dai are also Austronesian

[@ozen4909]

Ilocano (Philippines) 1. Maysa 2. Duwa 3. Tallo 4. Upat 5. Lima 6. Ennem 7. Pito 8. Walo 9. Syam 10. Sangapulo

[@mamyratovoarisoa6680]

Makasitraka e, tsy ho very isika mihanakavy.

[@chengyanslc]

The legendary lima gang

[@Tronikhome]

Itu vanutu berhitung apa ngedumel

[@kenmasters797]

We the Minahasa believes related to those in central asia from northern mongol to chinese tribes and jomon of korean the japanese tribe/clans taiwanese tribes down to the philippines tribes and sulawesi/celebes kalimantan/borneo and to the rest Thus we have an ancient filosophy saying " Si tou timou tumou tou ". - human exist to help each other as an humankind (In modernization means its simply means "We are all related"

[@irenecallista2162]

Minahasan here 🙋‍♀️

[@irarara-nq8kc]

The first paragraph is so misleading ,they come from us not us come from them

[@saitama2.040]

Im Bruneian, and im proud to be Austronesian 😊

[@theokines1192]

make a video about how to greet in different languages in Africa

[@DixieToba]

Counting in Nakanai on the island of new britain in png is base 10: it goes: isa ilua itolu iva'a ilima ivolo ivitu iualu ualasiu savulu

[@usoasouma1060]

Very similar to samoan. 🙌

[@mikdonpurba8500]

Almost similar to batak language from indonesia: sada dua tolu opat lima onom pitu walu sia sappulu

[@abdulrazaksulaiman2211]

Terima kasih (Thank you)..In Malay before western call us Austronesia (Southern Archipelagos) we call Kepulauan Melayu or Alam Melayu means Malay Archipelagos or Malay World..

[@dwiyudita]

Jawa/java Siji = setunggal Loro = kaleh Telu = tigo Papat = sekawan Limo = gangsal Enem = enem Pitu = pitu Wolu =wolu Songo = songo Sepuluh = sedoso

[@ryzalabas5804]

most Austronesian siblings agree with number 5

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

Also 7 "pito/pitu"

[@usoasouma1060]

​​@@JosephOccenoBFH fitu/hitu/itu/iku (7) in Polynesian languages

[@sandihidayat2043]

Sundanese, west java indonesia 1 hiji 2 dua 3 tilu 4. opat 5. lima 6. genep 7 tujuh 8. dalapan 9. salapan 10. sapuluh

[@ahmadutama-cd9pb]

Now this is the correcy term that most of Us Indonesian agree. The Austronesian family

[@RegularGuy1998]

Lima gang

[@rossrose1534]

Im from Northern Vanuatu 🇻🇺 our counting is the same as Fiji. The one this KZbin video is from Southern Vanuatu 🇻🇺

[@muhibbatfasyeh5666]

On Sundanese language Hiji = 1 Dua = 2 Tilu = 3 Opat = 4 Lima = 5 Genep = 6 Tujuh = 7 Dalapan = 8 Salapan = 9 Sapuluh = 10

[@CraigSakada]

I wonder about the historical significance of “Lima” is.

[@Moja_Bosna_Ponosna]

I'm quite surprised that actually we're one big family... Melanesians and Negritos also our neighbors, we should love them also... remember! Austronesians are spread by boats not with blood and steel.

[@dubstepXpower]

There was a fair amount of blood too..

[@Moja_Bosna_Ponosna]

@@dubstepXpower i mean the word "spread"... Act of killings yes there much, Austronesians knowns as peoples who eat and behead another human being but they do it in purpose of cultural identity in their own ethnic, and not ethnic cleansing another ethnic. That's why we have tons of ethnicity in the Philippines.

[@rossrose1534]

@Nagin-zt6sc Melanesians do speak Austronesian throughout Melanesia. I'm from north Vanuatu 🇻🇺 and I can understand Maori , Fijian and Samoan language because it is similar to mine . I don't understand why people divide Melanesia when Melanesia is right in the Pacific Ocean with Polynesia and we share the same dialects

[@rossrose1534]

@Nagin-zt6sc Well Asian's shoulder NOT make videos at all about the South Pacific. Because in the Pacific 🌴 everyone is included. Melanesia Polynesia and Micronesia is what makes the Pacific. I also noticed it and don't like it because Asian's have nothing to do with Oceania they don't understand our culture and they have the nerve to make videos about culture and people that they know nothing of

[@user-ug9nk6vp7l]

Недостаточное внимание языкам Вануату и папуасским австронезийским. Они тоже между собой довольно сильно отличаются.

[@ahmadalfi9956]

Acehnese chamik Austronesia. 1. Sa 2. Dua 3. Le 4. Peut 5. Limong 6. Nam 7. Tujoh 8. Lapan 9. Sikureung 10. Siploh

[@setyawanhartono7811]

Austronesian language: *Use count 5 as Lima* Peru: *Confused about the capital city Lima*

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

Sometimes 7 too "pito"

[@Ray_GG.]

many Austronesians use 5 as (Lima)

[@danauianueng9364]

I’m jarai We say thank you Boni ko ih Lu ho

[@joshuafajardo646]

I'm Filipino but I speak lots of languages

[@ilovecheesedundun]

Am olso phillip and i speak alien language

[@jenjess64]

​@@ilovecheesedunduntaba..it means fat