Cherokee, Chavacano, Cia-Cia, Chatino, Catalan - Honourable Mentions 'C'

[@lumenauta]

It's funny because the personal article is fairly common in highly informal/rural varieties of Spanish

[@pumpkin91ful]

Also In Lombardy,North Italy, but it's standard, informal .

[@XaverHellauer]

It's also a notable feature of the Bavarian accent of German.

[@deeboot9057]

They also teach the language at several universities and in community centers in Cherokee Nation. It was the only language I've studied because they offered double credits in college for it. I only took one semester of it because it fulfilled my language requirement. Which I had stuck with it longer.

[@user-jw4iz7su2w]

omg how did I find this channel but I'm so excited I did. My husband is Chatino & it is so hard researching good info about his language/ background & history. Thank you so much

[@kevinlezo1046]

And what are you

[@ranielricarda2468]

Chavacano from Philippines here

[@stacyfoote9032]

Chabacano desde?

[@ranielricarda2468]

@@stacyfoote9032 si

[@stacyfoote9032]

Desde cavite o desde zambuanga

[@groundzerowe]

@@stacyfoote9032 más probable es de Zamboanga porque en Cavite casi nadie habla el idioma hoy en día

[@stacyfoote9032]

@@groundzerowe mis aguelos y unos de mi parientes quien ta habla pa na chabacano tana cavite agora . Y sabe yo mas ta queda pa alla si ta platica pa

[@stacyfoote9032]

Empiesa ya el chabacano na ciudad cavite y Manila

[@reneabrea4123]

Shut up, pasikat kang tagalog ka! Nabaon na sa limot ang chabacano sa lugar mo..pucha ang manila at cavite ay mga putragiz na probinsyang tagalog na pinolitika ang salitang tagalog para sabihing pilipino language kuno! Ngayon magpapasikat kayo? Hoy zamboanga city lang tunay na chabacano!

[@draxi859]

@@reneabrea4123 Nako po, más racist pa pala ang mga nasa labas ng Tagalog zone 😕

[@draxi859]

@@reneabrea4123 So kapag sinabi ko, ano ang Orihinál, ang Batangueño o Maniléño? diba parehas na Tagalog? pero nauna yung Batangueño? ano na ngayon, más kilala pa yung Maniléño

[@ourheritagebymichaeledilo8343]

@@reneabrea4123 to much hate! Just respect.

[@pumpkin91ful]

"The personal article "is common in neo latin languages, in North Italy is still used ,in France was used ,especcially in the Arpitan,franco provecal areas.

[@darwinmendoza478]

I'm Chavacano speaker

[@wahatafakbro3382]

We still use those personal article thingy in Alsatian. We would say "d'r" for a man, "d' " for a woman and "s' " for a someone that is close. Quite interesting

[@reggiefishandfun770]

wow awesome greetings from filipinas

[@peterbobby99]

Just stumbled upon your video after searching up Chatino related material. Really enjoyed the content! Well made and very interesting!!

[@TJMichaelChannel]

Yo ablo chabacano de zamboanga/ Zamboangueño

[@renijaviermolinarodriguez933]

I want to learn Chabacano zamboangueño. Could you help me please?

[@Senorito_De_Lima]

FILIPINAS FILIPINOS 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@Permaculturedream]

Mate your accent when you read Spanish is on point. How did you get there? Have you lived in a Spanish speaking country? And if not, I’d love to hear how you got there!

[@josiepena8305]

If you had to choose a language to learn from Southeast asia. What would be your top (3)? I was curious to learn the Malay language since it sounds similar to Tagalog. Although right now the closest language to pronounce to tagalog i find is spanish. Since tagalog has spanish words, and i believe some influence of malay words. It would be easier for me to learn since Tagalog really is a mix of 3 languages Eng,Spanish,Malay.

[@user-jw4iz7su2w]

we would love for you to keep chatino content coming! please do more here! we heavily thank u

[@Nopperaboo]

I love when he just takes out his handy notebook 🤣❤️ I'm from Tlaxcala, which has a lot to do with Spain and Mexico's colonization. :3 We got to keep our names and languages, they're slowly disappearing :'( because Spanish is more commonly used and people need to make a living out of something, so interaction is key.

[@KateeAngel]

Tlaxcala is epic. I want to visit it one day

[@kawaiihana2303]

Chavacano can't only be found in Zamboanga they're many place that also speak Chavacano in a different variant just to a few Caviteño Chavacano and Ternateño Chavacano those two were the original Chavacano plus, Chavacano has portuguese and italian Vocabulary. The one that u showed in the video was Zambuangeño version only.

[@blitzxer017]

Yeah right. Ternateño speaker here btw.

[@languagedude6568]

@@blitzxer017 wow verdad? De cavite city yo

[@blitzxer017]

@@languagedude6568 si amigo! ta platica yo chabacano de Bahra. Ta queda yo aqui na Pasig City, masqui yo no a queda grande na Ternate sabe pa din yo platica chabacano

[@languagedude6568]

@@blitzxer017 wow nice

[@deancafe4739]

Hola maga mi hermanos chavacanos, saludos con vosotros desde ciudad de zamboanga.

[@fredrhys216]

‘C’ for class content 👌

[@cuckoo61]

That thing of adding el and la to people's names is very common and very stereotypical of Sinaloan Spanish in Mexico. They'll even use the article with household brands, especially the ones from Sinaloa 😅

[@gramirez72]

"...raised by Portuguese..." Haha! True, there are similarities in pronunciation. But, if you listen carefully, Catalán really sounds like it was raised by French and Spanish. It literally *IS* a cross between these two languages. There are moments when it sounds more French than Spanish, and vice versa. Sure, Catalán is nasal, like Portuguese, but Portuguese has an intonation that's really unique to itself, it has a way of expression that's really Portuguese. The intonation of Catalán is closer to French, its expression/delivery is straightforward like Spanish.

[@stacyfoote9032]

Indonesia has their own writing systems that should be proliferated rather than adapting a foreigne script . Like Filipinos should use baybayin for theirs

[@languagedude6568]

Lol baybayin only for Tagalog

[@espedidosgs]

Indonesia and Philippines were once under the Indian sphere of influence that is why both countries have their writing systems based on the Indian abugida writing systems. in the Philippines we have 16 writing systems and baybayin is just one of those 16 but the most popular. Indonesia like the Philippines also has a lot of writing systems. Here is an example of baybayin writing magandang umaga po ᜋᜄᜈ᜔ᜇᜅ᜔ ᜂᜋᜄ ᜉᜓ

[@languagedude6568]

@Ahora Mismo not impossible lol, join to Baybayin groups on facebook see what's happening there

[@hafizmakiglalis4380]

Still your country adapts Latin and talked in a Bahasa Melayu based dialect

[@tanmngl7632]

@@hafizmakiglalis4380 yupp correct but the spanish language in the philippines is rising again to be honest😳

[@MarcHarder]

7:25 **Qitzikwak intensifies**

[@imshawngetoffmylawn]

Must have subconsciously remembered the video when I said that haha

[@paramorelablablab9959]

Are you a rapper?

[@stacyfoote9032]

French and spanish had a baby and raised by portugues lol

[@eugenicasanovasolanes8338]

"Martín" and "María" is Spanish, not Catalan.

[@melisamendoza2965]

El Reyna del espania ya visita aqui na Zamboanga,kiere desir especial el vivientes de aqui con el Reyna.

[@Gosonkburning]

U cute

[@melisamendoza2965]

El chavacano unpoquito de espaniol bonito uhi,salido na mehico. Ese cansion del Zamboanga.

[@mygmailhomepage2562]

Yes ,Spanish impluence are worldwide 👍👍❤💗💓

[@kevinlezo1046]

Spanish destruction and rape worldwide 🖕

[@paramorelablablab9959]

Are you a rapper?