The Sound of the Odia language (UDHR, Numbers, Greetings, Words & Prayer)

[@smrutiswagat5784]

ଜୟ ଜଗନ୍ନାଥ ଆମ ଓଡ଼ିଆ ବାସୀଙ୍କ ତରଫରୁ

[@02abishekprasad91]

Love Odia language and its uniqueness Sending love from another classic language Tamil Love from Tamilnadu ❤️

[@ajintomjoseph]

👋

[@akritimattoo1092]

Odia 😍 one of my favourite languages and favourite culture. Though, I'm a Kashmiri, I deeply love Odisha. Vande Utkala Janani 🙂😊

[@nuwansampath7348]

I'm From Srilanka and here is some similarities with modern Sinhala language☺😲 Odia In sinhala 1 eko eka 7 sato Hatha 8 atho ata 9 na'o nawaya 10 doso dahaya Yes hom ha No na na Man puruso purusha(mosty use in writing) woman stri sthri(mosty use in writing) Tooth danto dantha Chicken kukuda kukula Bird pokhi pakshi Leaf potro patraya Blue nilo nil Name nam nama namo Day dino dinaya Night rati ratriya Moon chondro chandraya Star tara tharu Earth pruthibi pruthuviya Sky akaso ahasa,akashaya Sea somudro samudraya mohododhi muhuda Old puruna puraana and i also hear Sanskrit/Pali words.

[@sscdreamsfornonhinditeens9927]

Both Sinhalese and Odia descend from sanskritised ultimately. And Odisha was also Buddhist once hence Pali

[@Curiouscucumber738]

Odia sounds like an older Bangla, beautiful 😍 Respect from 🇧🇩

[@bikash_nayak7]

Odia is one of the six recognised classical languages of India along with Tamil, Sankrit, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. The curved appearance of the Oriya script is a result of the practice of writing on palm leaves, which have a tendency to tear if you use too many straight lines.

[@cosmosheep4306]

Never expected I would understand this much. I understood more than 90% of this beautiful language as Native Bangla speaker.

[@cosmosheep4306]

@ओजारूमारूਓਜਾਰੂਮਾਰੂ Ojarumaruاوجارومارو both languages have also descended from Magadhi prakrit. So they are basically sisters.

[@sanskarsuresh8658]

ବନ୍ଦେ ଉତ୍କଳ ଜନନୀ 🚩 ବନ୍ଦେ ମାତରଂ 🇮🇳 ଜୟ ଜଗନ୍ନାଥ 🕉️

[@orangekitty9634]

🙏🙏🙏 🕉️

[@I.am.SabinaYasmin]

Just add 'O' after every Bengali word. Really sweet and melodious language....love it. Being a Bengali I understood 90% of it!

[@TheFactbase]

This is the language of the once indomitable Kalinga people....

[@toontoofaan5055]

As a Native Tamil speaker , I can't understand Anything related to my language , but I like the Odia script among the north Indian languages , because it's so unique

[@02abishekprasad91]

It looks more similar to our southern scripts

[@risyanthbalaji805]

*This

[@amlans5314]

Odia is not North Indian, but an East Indian language (part of Magadhan lang grp ie descended from Magadhi Prakrit). Script wise its descended from Siddham script, so yes very unique.

[@toontoofaan5055]

@@02abishekprasad91 Odia is script is diverse as South Indian language scripts

[@deadschool6593]

@@amlans5314 Odia is an Indo-Aryan language though , that's why he said North Indian languages

[@mihamhassan6206]

Very similar to Bangla.... I'm From Bangladesh and understood 90% of it....really nice language.... Sister language of Bangla....

[@cosmosheep4306]

Im also a Bangladeshi Bengali and I also understood around 90%. I find the Odia language very interesting.

[@butterchicken4]

Is that true? Can you really understand 90%? I'm a native Hindi/Urdu speaker, and I can only understand maybe 15% of the free-form dialogue. Some of the basic words listed were easy though; I recognized most of them.

[@cosmosheep4306]

@@butterchicken4 yeah actually this is very similar to Bangla. I understood almost everything.

[@amlans5314]

@@butterchicken4 should be around 70% realistically, I know both Odia & Bengali so just estimating.

[@mottom2657]

@@butterchicken4 Urdu/Hindi is more distant from Bengali, Assamese and Odia.

[@tetsu1000]

jeje bapa: grand father in Odia jiji baba: old people (grandpa and grandma) in Japanese

[@Meowie765]

The Odia flag is similar to the Buddhist flag, and the Buddha spoke Magadhi Prakrit/ Pali that is considered to be the Ancestor of Odia and other Eastern Indo aryan languages.

[@sutriyana2201]

Javanese language 10 = Sedoso Father = Bopo Woman = Stri Day = dino Name = nami Sea = samudro Night = ratri

[@abantikabasuroy3742]

Bengali , Assamese and Odia are eastern indo Aryan language so they are some what related to each other.

[@bodibaski4164]

I am a native Santal from West Bengal. I can understand most of the odia word.

[@SG-cv4pf]

Any common words you notice?

[@basantamandal183]

ଓଡ଼ିଆ ଭାଷା ଏକ ଶ୍ରେଷ୍ଠ ଭାଷା ହୋଇଥିବାରୁ ଭାରତ ରେ ଶାସ୍ତ୍ରୀୟ ଭାଷାର ସ୍ୱୀକୃତି ମିଳିଛି ଏବଂ google translate ରେ ସ୍ଥାନିତ ହୋଇଛି l ମାତ୍ର ଦୁଃଖ ର ବିଷୟ ଓଡ଼ିଆ ଭାଷା google search engine ରେ ଏ ପର୍ଯ୍ୟନ୍ତ ସ୍ଥାନ ପାଇ ପାରିଲା ନାହିଁ ଯାହାକି 2019ରୁ google ସ୍ଥାନ ଦେବ ବୋଲି କହିଥିଲା l Google search engine ରେ Odia ରହିଲେ 4.5କୋଟି ଓଡ଼ିଆ ଉପକୃତ ହୁଅନ୍ତେ l

[@adityaranjanbiswal4044]

ଧନ୍ୟବାଦ🙏 thank you friend:-)

[@Aryan21kumar]

I can really understand everything 100% my mother tongue is maithili my neighbours are odia so I can literally understand everything

[@shaswatpadhan2699]

Odia proudness... 💕💕💕

[@MirMahmud2003]

As a native Bengali,I can understand 80% of it.Interesting.

[@itme3929]

As a Kannadigas perspective I understand a couple of words As a Hindi speaker perspective I understand almost everything 70%

[@Ayushgraphy]

I am from odisha a state from Eastern India ❤❤❤

[@yourowndealer]

Beautiful language 🥰

[@michaelmorningstar7314]

As a Assamese 😎😎, I can understand Odia by hearing , But not by script 😆😆😆😆

[@agniswar3]

Since Bengal and Odisha are neighbouring states Bengali and Odia have similar sounds and words. I as a Bengali understood 90% of it. Hundreds of Bengalis like me visit Odisha every year in order to meet Lord Jagannath in the holy city puri. Please Andy make a video on Bengali 🙏

[@Jeaucques]

Already made in this channel

[@tijojoseph3315]

As a Malayalee, the Odia language sounds like a blend of Bengali and Kannada to me. 😄

[@02abishekprasad91]

I felt it actually!!!!!

[@prathamesh1998]

As a odia Malayalam sounds like blend of Sanskrit and odia.

[@hera1831]

I could understand most of it perhaps because Odia because it has a lot of similarity Bengali, hindi, Sanskrit? Regardless, it’s sounds very pretty ❤️

[@yonikuncoro7704]

Similar to Javanese (Basa Jawa), one of Indonesia local language.

[@deadschool6593]

1:38 In Odia, for little is Olpo Olpo , Great even in Kannada it is Swalpa Swalpa !! Both sounds similar

[@tijojoseph3315]

In Malayalam, it's "alpam". I'm guessing that its a Sanskrit loanword.

[@02abishekprasad91]

@@tijojoseph3315 alpam means cheap in tamil

[@ajintomjoseph]

As malayali speaker Odia sounds like sanskrit pronounce with kannada tone

[@02abishekprasad91]

Wowwww sameeeeeeee i felt it

[@kausumidasgupta3270]

And like Bengali also.

[@Jeaucques]

Thanks for making a video on our language: Odia

[@minera7595]

Thank you! I am quite interested in this language (as i heard it was somewhat close to Pali), This is very fascinating

[@anotherone.]

As a native Tamil Speaker,this sounds like Bengali and Telugu combined (I recognized the word nilo,meaning blue,which is very similar to the word nilam,which means blue in tamil)

[@existensistrubczthentruscatt]

in pali , blue means nila... and in tamil blue is nilam.

[@NusratJahan-yt5dm]

I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩♥️ Bangladesh also has so many regoinal dialects. Odia is very similar with Bangla.

[@blueshirt26]

Unique writing system

[@simoneuzbazur]

The writing system remind me of a southern Indian Language so beautiful! 💗💗💗

[@Lahithra]

My mother language odia ❤️❤️

[@Hercules003]

Oria: Apono kemiti achonto(how are you) Bangla: Apni Kemon Achen! ... Oria: mum bholo ochi Bangla: Ami BhAlo Achi (I am good) .. Oria: Bohuto dino pore mum tumoku bhetuchchi (meeting you after a long time) Bangla: Bohut din pore Ami tumake dekhchi! .. Oria: tumaro namo kono (what's your name?) Bangla: tumar naam ki? .. Oria: moro namo he uchchi Adityo ( my name is Adityo) Bangla: Mor /Amar naam hochche Adityo. Oria sounds so similar like bangla language but different at the same time it's scary. I would love to learn more of this ancient language

[@cwone3160]

I understood every single word. Good to see that odia is getting some recognition nowadays.

[@PriyankaSharma-cw2jb]

Love my language odia

[@pritamroy8872]

I can understand almost everything... I'm from the state West Bengal..

[@sunduncan1151]

Sounds very close to Bangali because Odia belongs to Eastern Indo-Aryan same as Bengali and Assamese.

[@rubakhusi7478]

Wow😍😍😍 After so long 😍😍😍

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

That's why Odisha state got such a name, because of Odia language.

[@malithwijeisundara]

Thank you!! Thank you very much!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@Daggy5]

I'm not very familiar with dialects from India. I only know Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu and Gujarati. The only word I know is "namaste" But I'm very interested in every kind of language and was curious if there are influences of Austronesian languages like Bahasa Indonesia. Only because of Bhasa but that caught my eye

[@bikash_nayak7]

Odia language was carried by ancient traders from Odisha to Indonesia through sea route. So there might be some similarities between Indonesian and Odia.

[@Ayushgraphy]

Nice video

[@achiburshakib5804]

I am a Bengali... I understand 55% of Odia.

[@arnavthescientist1149]

i speak both hindi and english so i was able to understand a lot of it

[@AhJauBut]

Its script looks unique

[@sayakchoudhury9711]

One of the indo aryan languages where Schwa deletion has not happened.

[@amlans5314]

Right, the phonetics is somewhat conservative too.

[@adityaranjanbiswal4044]

@@Jumpoable 'ô' and 'o' are two different vowels

[@Jeaucques]

@@Jumpoable Not [o] but [ɔ]

[@asutoshmohanty7817]

I from kendrapada

[@koppelia]

Can you please make a burushaski video? I will be very thankful.

[@DyivuLee]

The script kinda looks like Thai from a distance.

[@02abishekprasad91]

I second it

[@petriximmanol5627]

It is an Indo-European language. I have detected it.

[@cosmosheep4306]

It is

[@toontoofaan5055]

It's an indo-Aryan language, not Indo-European , only Hindi & Urdu are the Indo-European languages

[@user-hnjga8is1zr6u]

@@toontoofaan5055 Damn you're spreading so much misinformation

[@cosmosheep4306]

@@toontoofaan5055 bro Indo Aryan is a branch of the Indo European language family. And hindi/urdu are also included in Indo Aryan. Do some research before commenting.

[@ryanp5244]

@@toontoofaan5055 Indo-Aryan languages are a branch of Indo-Europeans languages.

[@brajanathmandal9904]

Very nice for non oriya learners.

[@sammesopotamia8166]

strange things can take place in india that i don't know why... orissa turned into odisha, bangalore to bengaluru, bombay to mumbai.. and so on...

[@ajintomjoseph]

'cause the older names were named by the British for the ease of their tounge, later it renamed as per the correct regional language name

[@amlans5314]

We call our region Odisha in our native language, Orissa is what the colonial Brits called it.

[@ShrekOwO]

Cause the names before were brought by the British, so they wanted to change the name to fit the language of that area

[@theblackone_]

The former are Anglicised versions of the Latter native names. It's called returning to the roots.

[@ronlionheart1646]

Odia script is very different than the rest of North Indian scripts, it is similar to South Indian scripts I guess.

[@tijojoseph3315]

It doesn't really resemble any of the southern scripts.

[@02abishekprasad91]

Exactly

[@simoneuzbazur]

i I was actually thinking the same! 😁😁

[@connormurphy683]

I don't know, I think the individual letter shapes show similarity with Bangla and devanagari and gujarati

[@srikrishnak196]

That's because Odia was mostly written on palm leaves back then where normal writing would tear the leaves...

[@Hercules003]

Is bengali from Odia? I was shocked to discover this language a few days ago and some of the pronouncatiations and words are EXACTLY like how it's said in Bengali. Any linguistics people here know the connection?

[@yuribezmenov9439]

Odia is much older than Bengali.

[@Akira-dm3tj]

They both are sisters as they originated from the same source. Bengali and odia both came from the Magadhi Prakrit. They are the two fruit from the same tree that's why they are very similar.

[@commenter2941]

bhasa like bahasa in "bahasa" indonesia

[@mrcrowb1386]

Like Assamese

[@Everything_12]

Odia is made up sanskrit but with different pronunciation

[@nikhilalbert3084]

Nice!

[@irinakolcheva5212]

very interesting script :)

[@kausumidasgupta3270]

I'm an Indian and Bengalee. Odia is very similar to Bengali.

[@amlanbeherabulabuli]

For some reason the guy is speaking like teaching a three year old. Actually the language sounds pretty different when spoken with flow.

[@Shuffle-f2x]

Odia , Magadh Prakrit se uthpatti hua hai . Naa ki bengali se .

[@Aditya-te7oo]

One can say that if one adds the sound 'o' to a Bengali word then it becomes an Odia word. I liked the o sounding of many Odia words. Btw, I liked the sound of Odia more than Assamese. I think pronunciation wise Odia is closer to Bengali than Assamese.

[@akashpaul3783]

One thing is missing in this video, i.e., 'Dhaikirikiri', which means hurry. As a Bengali it my favourite Odia word ☺️ Whenever I visit Puri, I get to listen this word.

[@adityaranjanbiswal4044]

Its not "dhaikirikiri" its pronounced "dhain kiri" or else "dhain kari"

[@oklah8201]

“Bhasa” in english mean language right? Btw In malay we call father as “bapa” too xD but we always pronounce it as “bapak” In malay we called sea as “somudro” too but we pronounce it as “samudera” In malay Father= bapa/bapak Sea = Samudera Moon = Bulan/ Candra Because = kerana Human = Manusia Name = Nama

[@PriyankaSharma-cw2jb]

All are same to Odia bhasa

[@yoekiess4933]

Does anyone have a link to the flag?

[@ಸಿಡಿ]

Just now I heard Bengali and Odia , it's sounds like a dialect of one language to me , Both are same languages I think so But I like Odia script more than Bengali script

[@equino3121]

Can you do with Malayalam 😌

[@maestrosan9908]

Shan language please

[@Pessi37]

This sound like bengali but a bit old bengali

[@sscdreamsfornonhinditeens9927]

Because Odia is older than Bengali and also doesn't have many loanwords from other languages

[@codenameeaglecooldown900]

Medhok banget ini jangan" adakaitan org jawa dengan ini

[@Erm...whatido]

As a Squidian, other languages are Korean, Burmese, and Amharic!

[@palya10]

Almost sounds like javanese...

[@uddiptasaikia8699]

As A Assamese I Didn't Understand Anything

[@yuribezmenov9439]

Good

[@wingstales-assamese4743]

Same like Assamese

[@hindu_sanatanadharma]

Sounds like Javanese 🇮🇩

[@Jeaucques]

@@Jumpoable You don't know IPA

[@dariavushxerxes5309]

There are some same words with Tajik language.

[@艾伦诺塔斯基]

Because this is also A Indo-iranian :)

[@ChrisJClark-ih2oo]

Suena a Español antes de apprendo

[@m.kostoglod7949]

I always saw this script in Google Translate and thought: wtfack is this?

[@Jeaucques]

Although it is a classical language, native speakers never speak the language like this. There is still some deletion of “Ô” at the end like Bangla.

[@adityaranjanbiswal4044]

Kathita bhasa au sahityika/likhita bhasa madhyare kichi antara thae.

[@bikash_nayak7]

It depends on which dialect you speak. In western and northern odia dialect 'ô' sound at the end is not pronounced. But in kataki/eastern dialects 'ô' sound is pronounced.

[@Jeaucques]

@@bikash_nayak7 That's Old fashioned. I haven't heard of such a dialect.

[@Jeaucques]

@@adityaranjanbiswal4044 Did you send the audio clips?

[@Jeaucques]

@@adityaranjanbiswal4044 If you did why did you pronounce Odia like a robot 🤖?

[@Shaheen_Hassan]

Why is Odia script so round compared to Bengali and Assamese?

[@satanshameer690]

I think it is similar to Bengali

[@AyushKumar-to7uw]

Bengali is similar to Odia not the other way around Odia is a classical language while Bemgali is not ! Odia has a very unique script and writing system. Odia has a Ala which misses In many other languages !

[@abhirajgokina9824]

Bengali if the O at the ends of words was pronounced

[@cosmosheep4306]

Exactly my thoughts

[@bikash_nayak7]

'O' sound is present in Bengali but in Odia it's more like 'aw' sound

[@adityaranjanbiswal4044]

In bengali ' অ' is pronounced both as 'o' and 'ô' while the odia ' ଅ' is pronounced only as 'ô'.

[@Jeaucques]

@@adityaranjanbiswal4044 Absolutely

[@czechistan_zindabad]

Bangla that sounds South Indian

[@japaneseapoist286]

well it sound very corrupted by the Vedic Sanskrit Knowledge.

[@艾伦诺塔斯基]

Nope it was derived from Pali and Sanskrit

[@艾伦诺塔斯基]

Are you a Japanese ?

[@adamalsharawi1170]

Please demotic egyptian language.

[@SiKedek]

As Andy (the person who runs this channel) always says, she needs a volunteer.

[@adamalsharawi1170]

@@SiKedek thank you.

[@blueshirt26]

Be patient

[@rasheedalatif6987]

Oriya not odia

[@bahadursunny1674]

same as Bangla.........

[@Jeaucques]

How dare you saying Odia is same as Bangla even if they are similar.

[@adityaranjanbiswal4044]

@@Jeaucques ehi salaku kala dakuchhi bodhe