INDONESIAN & MINANGKABAU

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Minangkabau (Minangkabau: Baso Minangkabau, Pegon script: بَاسُوْ مِيْنڠكَابَاوْ; Indonesian: Bahasa Minangkabau; Malay: Bahasa Minangkabau or Bahasa Minang, Jawi: بَهَاسَ مِينَاڠكَابَاوْ) is an Austronesian language spoken by the Minangkabau of West Sumatra, the western part of Riau, South Aceh Regency, the northern part of Bengkulu and Jambi, also in several cities throughout Indonesia by migrated Minangkabau. The language is also a lingua franca along the western coastal region of the province of North Sumatra, and is even used in parts of Aceh, where the language is called Aneuk Jamee.
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[@bennizom2357]

Salam dari Patani-Kelate

[@thatonenerd21]

Andy releases so many videos that I don't know what to comment.

[@erzascarlett1081]

Can you do malay vs jawa, vs sunda, vs Minangkabau vs bugisnese, tagalog 🙇‍♀️

[@user-sj9pv4hc7d]

Hi

[@Davlavi]

beautiful.

[@amiruzfadhlan3478]

Actually Minangkabau has many dialects. This one is what people called Logat Pasisia(Coastal dialect) and its the most famous one......unfortunately.

[@gudseygood3622]

Why you say unfortunately bro?

[@amiruzfadhlan3478]

@@gudseygood3622 It made many people think that Minangkabau people is a homogeneous society. Its not true at all. They all have different backgrounds that gave birth to many dialects and cultures. In fact, their Perpatih Custom that forbid them to marry their own clan members helped prevent them from becoming a homogeneous society.

[@gudseygood3622]

@@amiruzfadhlan3478 What is the dialects that is the most different from the Melayu language?

[@amiruzfadhlan3478]

@@gudseygood3622 I don't remember the name but there's this one dialect that even most of Minangkabau people dont really understand it. That one is farthest away from Melayu language. Not sure about their history as well.

[@apekadon7706]

​@@gudseygood3622Minangkabau has 3 main dialects, namely the Tanah Data, Agam and Payokumbuah dialects, and the one in this is not the Pasisia dialect, it is more towards the old style Agam dialect

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

It would be a good idea if you upload the Acehnese language, Indonesia's westernmost tongue.

[@rizalsandy]

0:31 the translation of the first verse of Lord's Prayer in Minangkabau doesn't sound match like the Indonesian one. I think someone who makes this is Muslim. I love it. ❤ Edited: btw I'm not a Minangnese, but I can understand Minangkabau 80-90%.

[@paduka23]

Yeah, since the beginning of this channel, they always use christian verse for the sample text I'm sorry but i think that's kinda not appropriate since not all people are christian Maybe they can input another neutral option of the sampel text :')

[@rizalsandy]

@@paduka23 sometimes this channel use neutral text like The Wren. You can see some videos uploaded before in this channel.

[@paduka23]

@@rizalsandy yeah i know it, i hope they can use it more often

[@sway6134]

Maybe they can create a short text of their own. 😁

[@sway6134]

But the thing is, they should use Quran texts in Muslim majority countries, and christian text in the other languages from christian majority countries.

[@mas5986]

1 (ciek) isnt pronounced as "kiek" but "chiek"

[@hanggaraaryagunarencagutuh7072]

You may include Rawa dialect and Negerisembilanese dialect as parts of Minangkabau language, too.

[@azazelazel]

Would love a comparison between standard Indonesian and standard Malaysian

[@AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA69420]

kampuang nan jauh di mato. gunung sensai basuliang suliang Pls correct me if ther e is any mistakes

[@apekadon7706]

The Indonesian language, the sentence structure is very different from the Minang language. I think I understand why. Sentences in English and Indonesian are Christian prayer sentences. Meanwhile, all Minangkabau people are Muslim, so this Minang-language sentence is more in the pattern of Muslim prayer Because I'm very fluent in Minangkabau language, so I can really feel the difference in the pattern of words and sentences in this video😅

[@user-vi1ss9hs8t]

Minangkabau perantau hebat Di nusantara ❤❤❤❤

[@agop_minosyan]

Hello, I speak Hamshen Armenian, I want to make a video about it, what can I do? I write through a translator

[@agop_minosyan]

You to make*

[@sway6134]

I just want to thank you. I love Armenia, cool country and marvelous language. I'm studying it, but am not yet fluent. Would love to hear you speak!

[@agop_minosyan]

​@@sway6134 yes himi xosim gu hamshen hayeren, haskncar?

[@sway6134]

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[@agop_minosyan]

@@sway6134 yes hima xosum em hamshen hayeren, haskacar?

[@user-gx6bv9lz6c]

i like “2”

[@miauken.z]

Macedonian and serbian please

[@TheAnuvs]

Many words are like Sanskrit.

[@apekadon7706]

Indeed, because Hinduism and Buddhism were very strong in Indonesia in the past, they also adopted many Sanskrit vocabulary.

[@hfhgfe]

Why so much Indonesian videos?

[@rizalsandy]

I don't think so. There are so much Filipino videos

[@OnionIlan]

Indonesia has a lot of Languages

[@I.T.S.V1]

​@@rizalsandy yez, Filipina has so much video

[@ennui9745]

​@@I.T.S.V1Because Andy herself is a Filipina. Nothing wrong with that.

[@User-xv2so]

Because they are have much part of austronesian language families