Language slander 3

[@Ray-xq3cx]

Germans carefully and meticulously arranging their sentences in the most nonsensical order possible:

[@marccel7799]

German is the clearest langauge you can speak.

[@EdKolis]

Must have never studied Latin, the language where word order doesn't even matter because everything has a declension or conjugation to tell you where it belongs!

[@Dandikbobrek]

english is far worse

[@rpmstudios]

@@EdKolis Ah, I love Latin for that. All the declensions tell you exactly what you need to know. (Except when they don’t because it’s super irregular)

[@LLUUCCAA1914]

Yeah, why the verb goes last? It doesn't make any sense

[@ternarycode]

mathematicians being able to completely understand greek

[@_Starwrath_]

I'm literally 10 and I can speak greek that is like for other language speakers the hardest thing ever. Για τους φίλους Έλληνες που είναι στο daily chat, να ξέρετε ότι μιλάτε μια από τις πιο δύσκολες γλώσσες

[@renanyctea1247]

Good job :) here’s a cookie 🍪

[@flamouri]

@@_Starwrath_ ισχύει ναι. Είσαι Έλληνας?

[@sovietunion6530]

YO 🇷🇺 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYjJlWuFn7yerck

[@chrisdawson1776]

@@_Starwrath_ 🤓

[@saint_gb5845]

As an Italian, we are extremely creative with blasphemies. Most of our grandparents say one every sentence, they just can't stop, It's part of their vocabulary.

[@GodzillaGamerFan-uu1uc]

Per me no, i miei nonni sono credenti e si incazzano se sentono uno bestemmiare. *Sad*

[@saint_gb5845]

@@GodzillaGamerFan-uu1uc Alcuni saranno pure così, ma io sinceramente non ne conosco manco uno che non dice bestemmie 😂😂

[@pikagiuppy93]

@@saint_gb5845 sei per caso del veneto?

[@saint_gb5845]

@@pikagiuppy93 No, friulano.

[@ImmortalChanger]

Sono pugliese e posso confermare che non riesco ad andare più di 15 minuti senza bestemmiare

[@calzinoesotico]

As an Italian i can confirm that here there are more ways to insult god than the entire population

[@funzionedispari4325]

Eh sì dio paralitico

[@sovietunion6530]

YO 🇷🇺 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYjJlWuFn7yerck

[@sabrinaorlando1823]

true

[@aryox2385]

La cosa piú vera che io abbia mai letto

[@ziasti]

facts

[@Yash-wm1nj]

So for non hindi speakers, Heart = Dil To give = Do So to give heart is "Dildo" 🗿🗿

[@deadalpeca8099]

Bruh To give = dena Give = do (like you are asking or commanding)

[@TheSGod]

"dil do" would roughly translate to give heart/give me your heart

[@Yash-wm1nj]

@@deadalpeca8099 you get the idea.

[@lyntris1171]

@@deadalpeca8099 dildena sounds worse imo

[@dishantdalvi]

dil-do would be asking for a heart, more like "give me heart"

[@T1actical]

As someone who is learning Turkish everyday the Turkish one is accurate.

[@Beyond1904]

I’m kind of curious how do you say ğ

[@babuslandia8421]

@@Beyond1904 its basic just say ğ

[@DEMIR-MET]

@@Beyond1904 It's Like h

[@haydikatlayalm2753]

I didn't understand the throat related meme

[@DEMIR-MET]

@@haydikatlayalm2753 It's because of the letters like Ö, Ü and Ğ

[@minophilic6577]

as an Indian it's 100% true. Giving your Heart to a girl in Hindi sounds really sketchy.

[@havish530]

kaise

[@kushalpaul2405]

@@havish530 dil do.... or dildo

[@orgaynigga8425]

@@havish530 dil do, kinky enough innit

[@mouf725]

@@orgaynigga8425 nooooo I never noticed 💀💀💀

[@Dave-idd]

@@orgaynigga8425 yo fam , you from bri ish ?

[@RoxCroagunk]

Italian Swear Generator 1. Pick a random animal or object 2. Pick a random religious figure 3. Translate both in italian, and say the Religious figure + the animal/object 4. Add more translated insulting adjectives/animals/objects at the end to power up the swear, sort of like dragon ball transformations

[@kohikappu]

Lmao.

[@BIGBUCKS_moneh]

Let me try: santo dromedario pazzo orso polare disfunzionale pony di peluche Was that a good Italian insult? (I used random word generators and Google translate) (Idk Italian lol) -[I tranlated from saint dromedary crazy polar bear dysfunctional plush pony]-

[@RoxCroagunk]

@@BIGBUCKS_moneh Yup, checks out, gold star for the randomness!

[@BIGBUCKS_moneh]

@@RoxCroagunkwow, ok then, Do me a favor, My last wish before I die, Next time you're in an argument, Use it on someone, And tell me their reaction 😂 (I'd have done it myself but unfortunately, i don't know any Italians that i want to insult rn😢)

[@Edoarry]

I'm Italian, Could you give our English Friends some examples?

[@SantiagoFlores-di1et]

For Spanish you should put: Latins trying not to teach a bad word to Spanish learners (they'll still say it)

[@susiestevenson7561]

As a Spanish speaker i agree

[@Matt-xo8ij]

As a Spanish speaker I agree

[@IsaJoey]

As a Spanish speaker I agree

[@luquitap2185]

As a Spanish speaker i agree

[@Jared21HN]

Specially with Vtubers haha

[@EdKolis]

French speakers fighting off an army of invading loan words Klingons insisting their language is real, or at least more real than elvish Germans trying to rescue a drowning person and accidentally killing them with saliva Also Germans trying to say one complete sentence without sounding like a supervillain Romans arguing about what "eunt domus" actually means Italians correcting everyone's pronunciation of "Mario"

[@ThatGuy-pj2kh]

LOL GERMAN ONE IS SO TRUE

[@thecoolkittensarecool]

Klingon is a real language. It was just invented by a human (rather than coming naturally).

[@TheDankBoi69]

If French can protect itself from Loanwords, then Icelandic is in another level

[@maxono1465]

I don't get the rescuing from drowning one

[@ThatGuy-pj2kh]

@@maxono1465 German has loads of weird throaty words so it seems like ur spitting at ppl, so the joke is he drowned in all the spit from speaking German instead of in the river

[@meanshape101]

The inventer of French attempting to find the gender of a random chair:

[@Utars]

A lot of languages have genders

[@narthex1681]

@@Utars Idk for other languages, but in French, it's really random. A chair ? That's a girl. A stool ? That's a Boy !

[@pikagiuppy93]

same for italian we even have transgender words that change genders for singular and plural

[@minhnguyenhoang8890]

literally almost all languages in europe have genders, many even have 3; english having no gender is more the exception rather than the rule

[@galatasaryli7]

in turkey we just call everything 'o' lmao

[@ImmortalChanger]

The Italian one is the only one I've seen that is EXACTLY accurate about our language. It's probably the most accurate thing about Italy

[@wildcherrygirl]

can you give examples im curious

[@xheudbudhsbdh9391]

@@wildcherrygirl like we use them for fun or when we are angry. An example could be like: Porco dio (a classic one)= god pig It may seem strange but in italian they are really funny to say, even because when we use certain combinations of words we really make the insults funny

[@ImmortalChanger]

@@wildcherrygirl we use them mostly when we're angry. some examples are "porco dio", which means "God is a pig". "Dio cane" which means "God is a dog". If you want to spice it up we have insults for Jesus, Virgin Mary and basically all saints. Example, the same as "porco dio" but with a saint of your choice, Jesus, or whatever. I can't believe I'm actually explaining this.

[@marcovisalli4313]

@@wildcherrygirl diocane, diomaiale, diobastardo, porcamadonna, mannaggia a tutti i santi, dioladro, diobestiaccia, madonnatroia, diomerda,

[@user-oe5rd1uh8r]

@snake dio banana fracida

[@Utars]

Russians explaining how to pronounce "щ", "ъ", "ы", "ь"

[@nickjayr0]

it's not supposed to be pronounced alone, it's used for words, like мы аnd Пермь , like accents y'know

[@Utars]

@@nickjayr0 Мне не надо объяснять, как их произносить

[@kxxxk_]

@@Utars мб он это тех, кто в русском не шарит и заинтересовались как их произносить

[@UmutHP]

Щ is long sh Ы sounds like Ə(schwa) sound Ь and Ъ don't have a pronunciation alone

[@haykor7165]

@@UmutHP 1) Absolutely no 2) Not accurate, ы is /ɨ/ 3) They had pronunciation in 13th century

[@Ali-lh7yd]

As an italian I can tell you this is accurate

[@thenoobgamer816]

Give examples

[@sfogliatelle278]

@@thenoobgamer816 porco dio, porca madonna, dio cane, mannaggia alla madonna, mannaggia a [insert saint name here]

[@vis_18]

I didn't get the italian part pls explain?😂😂

[@adonaiyah2196]

@@vis_18 me neither

[@napnatt]

Porco Dio, Dio cane, Dio merda It translate to "God is a pig", "God is a dog" and "God is a shit" I think these are the most used one, but there are many, many more XD We just simply combine the worst possible insults and god. Putting these things together equals a blasphemy.. and yea, we italians use it a lot

[@meanshape101]

Chinese students needing to know the 5 tones: Meanwhile Cantonese and Hokkien:

[@Srae17]

Cantonese has 9 tones was it?

[@meanshape101]

@@Srae17 yes

[@haharmageddontv6581]

i dont understand why tf cantonese needs more tones when it preserves the endings of syllables better than mandarin does this have something to do with merging vowels and syllable initials?

[@Srae17]

@@meanshape101 the rising tone is already confusing with 1st tone sometimes already, now a tone that is slightly rising? Damnn.

[@Trimarkovich]

Bruh “sharp knife” in Latvian is “Ass Nazis” lol wtf

[@EdKolis]

I bet you get "Earth Nazis" if you translate to Japanese first! Now let me fire my EARTH DESTROYER weapon... What? Why are you giggling?

[@pain6128]

Thx for explaining

[@phalletroyan]

NMSJD but u pronounce it quite differently

[@lumethecrow2632]

In the same vein as Japanese: Norwegians when they realise half their language is Danish

[@JimnyThePython]

Dutch people when their most famous word is “Apartheid” and not “Gezelligheid”

[@zekun4741]

Kiss in Hungarian is "puszi" pronounced exactly as the English "pussy" So when your grandmother gives you a kiss, but she's Hungarian, she...

[@adamglozer6025]

Basszus, még jó, hogy elmagyaráztad, mert én kajak nem értettem, hogy ez miért vicces, szóval köszi😅

[@DonkeyKong825]

as a turkish I'm suprised someone used "meme" joke you gained another sub

[@ecemsrfert4530]

sa knk

[@tinkererofuniverse7685]

🤣

[@sovietunion6530]

YO 🇷🇺 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYjJlWuFn7yerck

[@cetryon]

Afeks

[@priyanshusinha8173]

Yep , "Dil Do" give your heart in Hindi

[@sennykenny6850]

As an Italian I can approve this is the most accurate meme about Italy

[@TopchetoEU]

as a bulgarian, i can confirm that this happens when you offer your "кок" to a girl

[@M4skedBoi]

As a Korean, I confirm that the Korean language is now officially called the Squid Game language.

[@Hans140]

0:06 nah man, me and the Italians are all good.

[@xheudbudhsbdh9391]

Dio ladro

[@WarLoqGamer]

about time someone started slandering on languages. :D

[@anandkhurdjangar3471]

As a Mongolian, I can confirm we use too many scripts. I use Latin script to text with friends, Cyrillic to text with family, and traditional Mongolian-Uyghur script when I’m feeling patriotic 🫡 Make Mongolia great again! 🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳

[@kxxxk_]

Serbians explaining how their language is different from Croatian (they are literally the same language but in different scripts)

[@porcodio243]

My parents once went to croatia, on the back of the water bottle there were writings in croatian serbian and Slovenian, they started to play spot the differences between croatian and Slovenian

[@Turagrong]

Rule number 1: 100% of what you learn in KZbin comments about Slavic languages is not true. These people are mostly Slavs who are discovering other Slavic languages and so now they consider themselves experts (that's eg my case). And the majority would be from nationalists whose goal is to humiliate the other side as much as possible, by omitting/denying the differences between the "languages", or conversely overexaggerating them. It's always a little bit more complex than what people in the internet say :) From what I, a simple Czech lurking in the internet, got, the other difference between sr and hr would be eg that Serbian has e where Croatian puts ije. A minor difference but a different standard still.

[@someguy2744]

@@Turagrong "Ekavica" is used in Serbia, while "ijekavski" is used in Croatia/Bosnia/Montenegro. Mleko - Mlijeko (Milk) Dete - Dijete (Child) Belo - Bijelo (White) Lek - Lijek (Cure) Some words are by "default" in ekavica i.e. there isn't an ijekavica version of it such as: Pekara (Pijekara does not exist) (Bakery) Nebo (Njebo does not exist) (Sky) Pogled (Poglijed does not exist) (View) This ijekavica versions that I wrote now feel kinda cursed, not gonna lie. There is also "ikavica" that is used in Dalmatia Mliko - Mlijeko - Mleko (Milk) Dite - Dijete - Dete (Child) Ripa - Repa - Repa (Beetroot) There's also Štokavski, Kajkavski, and Čakavski - but I am not knowledgeable on those.

[@bmk48]

idea: when people realise you can make an entire sentence in tagalog using "ba"

[@alik.5990]

0:24 some quality meme right there

[@justaserbiandoomer497]

Serbs, Croats, Bosnians and Montenegrins arguing how their languages are different

[@cns6827]

just seen the first and the second one, got curious and searched for the third and it is uploaded 10 mins ago. nice

[@camulodunon]

Korean is actually FAR older than 500 years. 500 is actually not very old for languages.

[@alamirul35]

was kinda surprised to see it was considered only 500 years old lol its been used since the first millenium 😂

[@ahwabanmukherjee5065]

True. My language for example has been almost unchanged for the last 500 years.

[@camulodunon]

@@ahwabanmukherjee5065 what is your language?

[@ahwabanmukherjee5065]

@@camulodunon Bengali. Also Hindi as a second language.

[@haharmageddontv6581]

maybe modern form?

[@dibujugador6024]

hispanics trying to not create a new idiom nor use a normal word as an insult for 0.00000001 seconds

[@meanshape101]

The Chinese language having the most difficult characters than other languages:

[@muk0n]

Mandarin.

[@pieceofgarbage5273]

@@muk0n There are lots of different Chinese languages, and mandarin is one of them.

[@solanumtuberosum6269]

Turkish speakers trying not to add a thousands suffixes to a word:

[@mememaster8050]

Söylediklerinizin doğru olmadığını biliyorsunuz.

[@solanumtuberosum6269]

@@mememaster8050 muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine

[@Canying_ylia]

Is that even readable?

[@mememaster8050]

@@Canying_ylia Yes, but it doesn't make much sense (although it is technically a logical word) and no one will use such long words in Turkish. Of course adding suffixes can be tiring and boring but it has a fixed logic that once you learn, you are good to go. You can create new words or can guess the meanings of existing words easily once you get how the suffixes work. A very common example is: Göz --> Eye Gözlük --> Glasses Gözlükçü --> Optician Gözlükçüde --> At the optician Gözlükçüdeyim --> I am at the optician.

[@Brann1k]

0:11 for those who don't understand it, hair bun in bulgarian is "кок за коса/kok za kosa", and kok makes the same sound as the english word for private part.

[@Canying_ylia]

Thanks for 1k subs! Didn’t think it would be this popular but thanks y’all!

[@puzzle_girl47]

Well we needed original ideas because every KZbinr on earth jumps on slander memes with most unfunny jokes on earth so ye, yours aren't like that.

[@TheSGod]

@@puzzle_girl47 yeah these slander videos are actually good which is pretty rare

[@dinkarfowkar999]

That Hindi one is so true💀💀

[@keshua_xiii_13]

As an Italian: just “Dio Porco” isn’t enough.

[@godfatheralexander]

Ukrainians might find this actually offensive, considering Russia basically told us that Ukraine is "small Russia" among other things when in fact it never was. I'm a Ukrainian and I can appreciate the meme but this is a pretty touchy subject

[@Canying_ylia]

Haha mb I just put it there bcuz they look the same to a foreigner. Sry if it sounded insensitive, I hope ur family is doing ok. Stay strong! 💪

[@nikitakhanov]

Nobody here implied that Ukraine is Russia or somehow belongs to Russia. The languages are just really similar and mutually comprehensible, and that's a fact, that's all the video says.

[@AK-ed4sn]

irish speakers pronouncing aghaidh as "i"

[@diamondhands3671]

For the people who didn't understand the turkish meme: meme means boob in turkish

[@dr.coomer789]

Same in Greek aha Or nipple, close enough

[@xheudbudhsbdh9391]

As an italian I can confirm the first one, in italian the insults to god are called "bestemmie" and their used when we are: Raging Sad Happy I mean... whenever we feel an emotion we say them. Some people also use them for fun with a group of friends, because it may seem strange but with certain combination of words they are really funny to say (only italians will understand why they are funny).

[@Towards-haq]

You know religion is important for a lot of people , so I hope you don’t insult religion .

[@Nick-gy6ed]

I'm italian and I personally don't find it funny in any occasion.

[@xvrailll]

As a British roadman I’m safely allowed to say “innit” every 0.0001 seconds so I show my culture to other roadman to not get “shanked” up my “g”

[@MistyFish]

Irish being the official language of Ireland:

[@freddysband3632]

Chinese explaining why their language requires so many words Polish teaching people how to pronounce "Łódź" Quietest German speaker: When you ask your French friend to say 19 in French: Japanese explaining why their language requires so many different scripts

[@GodzillaGamerFan-uu1uc]

19 in French sounds like "deez nuts"

[@freddysband3632]

@@GodzillaGamerFan-uu1uc yes i know

[@simbarashetakaidza565]

I think your confusing Chinese and Japanese

[@freddysband3632]

@@simbarashetakaidza565 No no no Well, Lemme edit it Because English is complicating I was meaning why Chinese needed so many different *words* For scripts I will use Japanese Because I do understand the differences

[@Turagrong]

@@GodzillaGamerFan-uu1uc not really

[@viktorzozulia9258]

As an Ukrainian, I confirm that our language is in fact different from Russian, and is more similar to Belorussian, Polish or Slovakian

[@real_meme_amogus]

🤓

[@Saymyname-nm3dc]

@@real_meme_amogus 🤡

[@Saymyname-nm3dc]

@@real_meme_amogus ебать имя мемный амогус я в ахуе

[@Turagrong]

As a Czech with some basic notion about most Slavic languages, I would put it that the Ukrainian phonetics is 50% Russian, 30% Czech-like (not softening, h, i, v-) and 20% it's own (y, and not softening there, its own accentuation) and overall western and Polish-like ("half" of the grammar endings (the other being Russian-like), -v). The closest would be I dare to say Belarusian. It's actually closer to Czech than to Slovak. As to vocabulary they say "60%" Russian. My impression is something like that, let's say 50% Russian, the rest shared the most with West Slavs, mostly Polish. And a good part of words are shared only partially with either, as they have usually changed prefixes and suffixes. I know basically very little about this, as I don't actually know either language, I just had many/several "glimpses" on them already.

[@Turagrong]

Ngl though overall it sounds more Russian than anything else :) (indeed) (Belarusian however sounds kinda like as if it was some "eastern Slovak" dialect... :D With strong Russian overtones)

[@fte6]

As an Ukrainian, I can confirm that most of the Russians don't understand our language

[@aspid6546]

As a Russian, I can confirm that we understand quite a bit of your language.

[@thecoolkittensarecool]

@@aspid6546 That is part of a strange phenomenon where, one person can understand someone else, but the other cannot. The people speak different languages.

[@someguy2744]

@@thecoolkittensarecool I think Portuguese and Spanish speakers have a similar situation where Portuguese speakers can understand Spanish, but Spanish speakers cannot understand Portuguese speakers - maybe the reason for this is that Spanish is maybe easier to understand (I don't really know either, but that's the impression I get)

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

@@aspid6546 Say "Palianytsia".

[@RoshenkoAnkapovych]

@@JohnGardnerAlhadis Bruh, too easy. He must pronounce "Укрзалізниця"

[@kannadafactstar]

Yes, we indians exchange our heart with our lovers

[@KevinCasasola2006]

0:26 never translate "Sharp Knife" into Latvian, worst mistake of my life 💀

[@Judeey]

I wasn’t expecting that

[@Janiols]

Ah yes, the Italian "bestemmie" where we compare gods or saints with animals in any way possible

[@FedericoElcani14]

As an italian, I can say I literally used to compete with my friends to make the most creative blasphemies.

[@Towards-haq]

You know religion is important for a lot of people , so I hope you don’t insult religion .

[@veryperson1]

i loved the 2nd turkish meme as a turkish person lmao💀

[@hmmhmmhmmhmm]

As hungary, i can relate this(tbh i tough you gonna put the hungary=hungry joke)

[@Canying_ylia]

Nah that’s overused I want my videos to be as relatable as possible

[@hmmhmmhmmhmm]

@@Canying_ylia ok, that cool👍

[@haykor7165]

@@Canying_ylia put "Armenian trying not to insult someone's mother"

[@theincredibleauraaa133]

The Latvian one was the only one I got without having to look up💀

[@maksymmikula4964]

As a Ukrainian and a speaker of both russiand and Ukrainian, I can say for sure those languages are really different, ukrainian resembles more polish than russian. Kind of a bothersome meme ngl

[@pyroman1382]

Also russians and Ukrainians can't understand (hard) each other if they don't know another language.

[@unoriginalukrainian9254]

i agree

[@kxxxk_]

Depends on a dialect, e.g. Carpathian Ukrainian which is kinda Western Slavic is different from Eastern Ukrainian which is closer to Russian and Belarusian

[@Ilya93939]

Согласен

[@Ilya93939]

I like learn Korean but I'm Ukrainian

[@lotrelassar5076]

'Meme' got me hard as a Turkish native

[@ibish9513]

If your throat is fucked every time you speak Turkish, I recommend Arabic. As a Turkish speaker, I get a temporary sore throat every time I try to pronounce Arabic letters.

[@puzzle_girl47]

Or German

[@Flegias116]

First time i hear an accurate and original joke about Italy

[@kinjoko]

Korean verb conjugations be like Indonesians when you say Malay and Indonesian are the same language Japanese formality levels be like

[@georgeman1000e]

for greek you should do "greeks trying not to say μαλάκα every nanosecond"

[@HKevin]

"My throat when I speak Turkish" part was the best lol, as a Turkish person I know the hard of spelling some letters

[@dkbrsl9486]

Taklacı taklacıya taklasını vermiş, taklacı taklacıdan taklasını geri isteyince taklacı taklacıya taklasını vermemiş. Sonra taklacı taklacıyı taklaya getirmiş. - Suleiman the Magnificent after Wien

[@Mrfedy_faber87]

As a british lad, I can concur the last one is correct.

[@steparsteparest1121]

0:16 okay but have you heard of Caucasus/Georgian languages? The letter ყ is a real throat killer

[@callmescawt7359]

The Latvian one is fantastic

[@Ahmadbeik99]

What does it mean

[@callmescawt7359]

@@Ahmadbeik99 a$$ n4zis

[@slimebor7059]

@@Ahmadbeik99 basically sharp knife in Latvian is written as "ass nazis"

[@baadspelerz2698]

Germans perfectly pronouncing a 2973 letter long compound noun: Polish people after naming their child Prwzjieszcki Dziwkszicszhnwlatszckh: Japanese people when you greet your grandmother the same way you greet your friend: Chinese people after inventing a character for everything except the word “the”: French people and German people arguing over whether the bridge is male or female:

[@prezentoappr1171]

Sometimes the is not really needed like like how there's to-be pro drop etc zero article exists, we have sang and si but not use it frequently, polychronic vs monochronic is reflected on the phrase jam karet vs Japanese and German punctual meeting time. It's just a noun compounds usual IE thing. Learn the phonology done deal. It's called register just don't get caught with medicine cuz Asia preferably south and east are the strictest in medicine laws. Noun classification existed since PIE polymathy comment section point out it's called kind in Latin not gender

[@belowplays230]

Belgians when people say they speak “Belgian”

[@romanrepublic]

As an Italian, I can confirm our lives are a continuous diss track against God

[@AttaBek1422]

Makes you wonder why Italy is in some kind of crisis every ten minutes

[@dkbrsl9486]

So that's why Vatican is a different country.

[@EEEEEEE36364]

As an Italian, can confirm my family has a whole vocabulary of made up words to use to insult god

[@iverson989]

"turkish girl shows you her meme" as a turk you got me bro 💀💀💀💀💀

[@TheDankBoi69]

Quechua speakers when you write the wrong suffix:

[@karma-lm4bq]

As an italian i can confirm we all love god in every ways😂

[@pikagiuppy93]

sono tutti dii ma di diverse categorie

[@karma-lm4bq]

@@pikagiuppy93 non le considero bestemmie

[@darthluka0794]

@@karma-lm4bq dio mattone, dio mutanda, dio bambingesù

[@FlagAnthem]

"Anche la bestemmia, come conferma il libro di Giobbe, è una forma di preghiera." Cardinal Ravasi

[@Slim_Charles]

Americans using the same word for 128 different purposes:

[@davidxontala9322]

As an Italian i can confirm that we are so creative when we insult God

[@the_italian_weeb4732]

As an Italian, can confirm, the pressure put by the Catholic Church births new profanities every day. Indeed, I swear to God at least once a week

[@dinoheartnerd2265]

Thank you for including Slovak, not many people bother to acknowledge us

[@serunato]

but wtf did it mean lmao

[@Teaboi356]

Že keby používame asbuku tak by sme boli vivinutá krajina? Idk

[@GobblingGlizzys]

@@Teaboi356 myslí lepšia, viac vyvinutá krajina ale ani ja neviem prečo

[@skribby838]

LMAOOOO, that Bulgarian joke is ADVANCED! Good job

[@imperiumCirca41]

Hey,I wish I could enjoy the video man,love your content and all,but I'm currently working with the Italians and the Germans to craft a obscene word that no one can pronounce

[@ViktorySubliminals]

I sign up on behalf of sweden

[@imperiumCirca41]

@@ViktorySubliminals **Welcome aboard**

[@ViktorySubliminals]

@@imperiumCirca41 alr thank you

[@KevinCasasola2006]

0:05 this one is so true, especially in the regions of Veneto and Friuli 😂

[@puzzle_girl47]

Hey you checked out my comment and added Turkish to your vid thnx bro, keep up the original content. In next vid you can add how it's hard af for foreigners like me to pronounce "th" sound in English. (I hate that so much lol)

[@thespacemanfil]

As a Latvian, a 'sharp knife is called an 'ass nazis', which while spelled... In such a manner, is not pronounced in such a way.

[@ReGiulio_z]

As an Italian I can confirm that we have to many ways to insult God.

[@kiki-uy6ri]

For the italy one, is basically part of our vocabulary insulting god 😭

[@16sense]

Me trying not to watch a slander video (impossible):

[@cantingvenus2]

Eastern Slovaks arguing that their dialect is important to Slovakia (it really isnt)

[@emendamento]

Im from Venice, I can confirm that dio xe can e bueo, dio mega porco.

[@xheudbudhsbdh9391]

Dio mattone dio mutanda... sono tutti dii di diverse categorie

[@ganjalfilv3rde508]

ghesboro

[@JJBeamsy]

As a Hungarian, I don`t quite understands the Hungarian one, but I might just be stupid.

[@andrasfarkas2198]

Puszi is kiss on the cheeks Pussy (sounds the same) is a womans private part

[@stanpickles]

as a guy with a hungarian grandma I can confirm that they can use their lips to unclog toilets👍

[@KevinCasasola2006]

Me when I translate Boy into Georgian 💀

[@efebot033]

As someone who's Turkish, the Turkish meme one is so accurate.

[@haykor7165]

Qarabağ is Armenia

[@efebot033]

@@haykor7165 cope harder

[@krmzkola7524]

@@haykor7165 ne alaka

[@krmzkola7524]

Gırtlaktan mi konusuyoz aq

[@pinklemonade8320]

Thank you for clarifying that you're turkish, efe yılmaz dak

[@ahmedfarahat2287]

0:44 that was uncalled for

[@officialnerd1866]

As an Italian I can confirm that we have more ways to insult god than houses

[@ParthPatil10]

as someone who is a master of all languages, i can confirm that canying is the best slander meme creator with lots of knowledge

[@worldcomicsreview354]

Aussies trying not to swear for a whole sentence

[@Canying_ylia]

Proceeds to say c*** 100 times in 1 minute

[@polishspy8778]

"Germans when you tell them, to spell Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz (their vocal cords die trying)"

[@Obscure_Charcoal]

Germans carefully sounding like they want your liver when asking directions

[@whybro2614]

this is why the italian language is superior. we have a whole category of swear words to insult god.💪 🇮🇹

[@memergamer5324]

Need whole series on this

[@mahiryp]

Turkish and Azerbaijani people trying to understand each other would be a meme itself. I literally use google translate to write in Azerbaijani Turkish :'D