Language Slander 6

Credits - Music used Gayfold - SWALLOW IT! (instrumental)
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Outro song - hikaru nara (Your Lie in April but is it okay if it's lofi?)
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[@samarpratap21]

0.06 for context, owls are considered stupid in Indian culture, because they sleep through the day, and never see sunlight which is supposed to give you wisdom and strength

[@mandarbamane4268]

0:06 thanks, they should have written "Son of an owl" (Ullu ke patthe). I got confused because watching an owl is also auspicious owl is vehicle of Godess Laxmi Mata.

[@erfanulhaque9733]

I always thought "Ullu" meant pig in Hindi. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@sasikala5305]

But owl is the symbol of wisdom

[@samarpratap21]

@@sasikala5305 that is in western culture

[@rebelxtreme3871]

Ollow ka patha XD

[@elisafaleschini2404]

Waking up with a new "Language Slander" video is the best way to start the day

[@Patriotic_Hindu]

Hey doing the same 😆😆😅

[@TomationuJaDark1x]

As an Estonian, Finnish is very similar. The most confusing thing is when same words mean different things. For example: Hallitus means goverment in Finnish, but mold in Estonian. Kama means junk/trash in Finnish, but it's the Estonian national food. And my favourite, ruumi. Means room/space in Estonian, and corpse in Finnish. So the sentence "Ma koristan ruumi(t)" Means "I'm cleaning the room" or "I'm decorating the corpses"

[@klop4228]

Your fact about "Kama" could easily be a burn on Estonian cuisine, but I'm sure that joke's been made before.

[@Patriotic_Hindu]

Damn that's dark 🗿☠️

[@Yaboi-od4vb]

It's actually "ruumis" and "ruumiit" but idk if you misspelled the word but yeah

[@zhouwu]

@@klop4228 And his fact about "Hallitus" could also be a burn on the Finnish government, but I'm sure that joke's been made before also.

[@beasthuntermohit567]

Kama one is no coincidence

[@shem7146]

HAHAHA. As someone learning basic Russian, the book (kniga) is a very wise word indeed.

[@cats11111]

russian is my native language and ive never thought about that, some english speaking people forget other languages exist (with other words sounding like the n word😭😭😭)

[@somnvm37]

also, give is "dai" (read as die)

[@elchile336]

книга / *k* niga/ *PRONOUNCE THE Кк*

[@xCorvus7x]

right, that's where the name for a moderately famous German manual on appropriate behaviour (the Knigge) comes from

[@bojouleveau]

Wait a minute In Russian kniga is a book? In Polish it means a very big book

[@msruag]

first meme: people who speak urdu/hindi very commonly use the phrase "ullu ka bacha" which literally means "the owl's son" lmao. the feminine counterpart is "ullu ki bachi"

[@ro45fan70]

Ullu ka patha usually

[@imnobd8757]

Ullu (owl) also being a synonym for being naive or idiot.

[@imhemish]

Also, a large population speaks "ullu ka pattha" which means the same, majorly the Hindi speakers of punjabi descent speak "pattha" but use Hindi's "ka" possessive instead of punjabi's "da"

[@chromiyum6849]

Also, "gadhe ke bachhe", which means son of donkey. Either the person is calling you donkey or your dad lmao

[@deadalpeca8099]

Ullu ka baccha sounds like a kid who doesn't know about the word pattha

[@Onyx1987]

PLEASE never stop. These are brilliant, even if I might not understand some of them, lol. But that makes it fun to dip into the comments and learn interesting things from so many different kinds of people, it's awesome.

[@pain6128]

Same

[@npluaxtanx]

as a Russian, I can say that a scoundrel in Russian:негодяй [niegadyai]

[@irisha7598]

As a Mongolian They laungauge is pretty hard to say Problably one of the hardest

[@lurji]

horse

[@TKNCBallStudios]

Not Hard as turkic

[@phenolicphtl5011]

Thai name often have Sanskrit, Bali root words so i not wonder, and they tend to named their baby as long as possible​ but still have great meaning

[@sports_and_humor]

Book in Russian: книга [k n i g a]

[@0mrflyhat]

Дай манки)

[@AmIAPacifist]

I like how he comes up with memes like this. I've been learning Russian for about 6 months and I never noticed how suspicious Книга actually sounds

[@dungeontnt]

@@AmIAPacifist it is very common... 🇲🇰 Macedonian Slavic, Bulgarian,Serbian...and so on

[@equilibrum999]

ok, nólróg

[@harunatsu6756]

K n-word

[@SareuoueMado]

It is great how all spanish speakers online agree to speak mexican-neutral spanish just to make sure we all understand each other, because if we spoke the way we speak in each of our countries it'd be a total mess to try and understand each other

[@Darksupercool]

As an Argentinian I can say... Boludo ¿De qué wea me estás hablando? En mis más de 10 años en el internet no he visto a nadie hacer esa pelotudez, todos hablan con sus respectivos acentos y vocabularios.

[@imhemish]

That means Mexican people don't have to put an effort, because they speak Mexican spanish only

[@lmnop29]

As a Mexican, traveling to the DR definitely threw me for a loop. 😂😭

[@giorgospapoutsakis5271]

The Welsh language one got me good Btw here's the longest word in their language Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

[@doctorrepellent]

sounds like gibberish lol 😂

[@msruag]

that's not a word it's a town name lol

[@renanyctea1247]

That one weather reporter: 😏

[@midnight_styx]

@@renanyctea1247 Liam Dutton

[@CupcakkeTheQueen]

That's not a word it's a name of a town in Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@jeo1812]

The Spanish one is so true. I had a coworker lovingly call me a "Huerco" which apparently meant, "The kid" in a non-Mexican Spanish dialect, but I felt it was too close to "pork" ("Puerco") xD

[@sultan9givewey]

Plot twist he secretly calling you a pig

[@clementpruvost8670]

As an french, the "putain" slander is real.

[@ihatehumans487]

Putain francaise

[@juliotheepic]

As a Hispanic, I can confirm that I am tired of saying this but. Unfortunately we cannot understand other Spanish countries 💀

[@Sergio-rl8wb]

¿Qué? Yo soy español y entiendo perfectamente el español de cualquier otro país.

[@MarioFRC32]

@@Sergio-rl8wb entenderás bien el español de otros países, pero seguro que no entiendes lo que es un chiste

[@tardigra]

I literally checked every one of them. This series is perfect for language nerds hehe

[@n0ne761]

Putting out quality content as always, keep up the content bro!

[@Jassiiiiiii]

Thai names are hard to pronounce, especially when it’s written in English. _(:_」∠)_

[@yayeeyeeya7646]

Also when they written without vowels

[@Jerrymouse500]

Tommykay can't read thai name too

[@popthornchain3235]

@@yayeeyeeya7646 My name also have no vowel (I'm Thai btw) in Thai we have "Invisible vowel"

[@whybhavi]

Well that's how it's forever every Asian language

[@stanlera7803]

so many languages have words that sound like the n word its crazy

[@lordpengz16]

That’s the best part when you speak multiple languages. Free Nword pass lmao

[@stanlera7803]

@@lordpengz16 best part about being black is that your born with an Nword pass

[@lordpengz16]

@@stanlera7803 especially when your a bilingual black

[@stanlera7803]

@@lordpengz16 true

[@bruh-mj9zt]

most of these languages were created before english

[@Azurias2]

As an Estonian learner (yes I have no life) I can assure you that the only difference between Estonian and Finnish is the fact that Estonian has the letter õ

[@random_Finnish_guy]

Yeah 😂 I am a Finn and I know Estonian and I can say that they are very similar.

[@notryo8035]

the singaporean kid trying not to say "lah" every 0.0000001 seconds:

[@thekhoifish0146]

After the French one you can definitely make a Québec joke Also cool new outro

[@Optimistic_mind441]

Baby owl. Ullu ka patha. Mild abuse in Hindi 😀

[@Avicerox]

😂

[@TheSGod]

lmfao i was thinking "wtf is baccha uloo???"

[@PearlApril]

It said "beebe oull" for me when I tried to figure it out to get the joke🗿

[@simi5558]

@@TheSGod same bro

[@vaneko008]

My Thai mother once told me that Thai people used to just call eachother by nicknames until certain countries (not sure if actually violently) came in and introduced the first name surname system. The more difficult the better because it made you look more sophisticated. But idk, don‘t trust me on that stuff.

[@icetea.._]

We love language slander!

[@Its_Maxie]

As a dutch guy I was literally just thinking for like 180 seconds straight about the whole turnips thing and then I realized. Rapen pronounced with an english accent sound like raping

[@Zenigger.17]

Amazing outro

[@Rnrovets_live]

Another obscene vocabulary in Russia, which, when translated into English, is translated incorrectly, turning into one word on (F), regardless of what the word meant

[@patriciasmi3978]

YES THIS IS WHAT I NEEDED

[@galil_6863]

0:28 LMAO this is so accurate 😂

[@martaleszkiewicz5115]

0:33, for starters, even if you miss everything else, Estonian has õ and ü and Finnish doesn't.

[@lulubelle__]

Absolutely loving this series

[@areebah8297]

i literally don’t even try to pronounce thai peoples names. i just call them by their nickname😭😭

[@randomir8491]

How bout you add this slander "Javanese proceed to backwards all vocabulary in existence"

[@randomir8491]

Context : Actually not all Javanese do this. Only Javanese that live in eastern Java ( Malang City, the exact location) do this. They do this because when WW2, local people backwards any vocab in language as a code, so they can tell which is ally and which is enemy. Turns out this thing is still going on untill this day. Cuz many people it is pretty unique slang language for us, and somehow kinda ecstatic, LOL

[@kohikappu]

Ngalam. But well, Surabayan doesn't do these.

[@randomir8491]

@@kohikappu that's why I tell Malang as the exact location

[@syduzzamansyd4530]

make "When ask your female Chinese teacher may I ask you a question? in Chinese" and use a big crowd running one guy template or anything like beating up... because if you ask that in a wrong tone it can mean, teacher may I kiss you?

[@aayushs.taehyung4631]

Baby owl in Hindi is Ullu ka pattha. It's a common curse word in North India.

[@आईएनडीमैपिंग500]

It's not a curse word, it's just a light hearted insult

[@aight4494]

The word "Book" in Russian is the same as Bulgarian, so it really got me the first time I saw it

[@Elika12345]

YO YOU ALSO WATCHED YLIA, FINALLY SOMEONE.... man that outro made me feel something like a feeling of emptiness idk how to explain it

[@tsuki5284]

Your channel is a gem ngl

[@srishtichaudhary3132]

Thai name are so complex....i don't even bother reading them completely. Im glad they have nick names

[@celtc7875]

0:31 E is mostly pronounced e in estonian, but in finnish, it could be pronounced either e or ɛ. In Estonian, H can be either h, ɦ, ç or x. In finnish, H is always pronounced h but in between 2 vowels may be pronounced ɦ Sometimes Estonian K is pronounced kː In Estonian, T can be pronounced sometimes as tː, but in Finnish, the pronounciation tends to be dental Ž exists in estonian and it is pronounced ʒ. Z and Ž are in between S and T in estonian, but in finnish, it's between Y and Å In estonian, After V comes the extra vowels Õ(ɤ), Ä(æ), Ö(ø) and Ü(y) Y doesn't exist in estonian. In finnish, the pronounciation tends to be y or ø.

[@nikhilpandey2618]

ऊल्लू का पट्ठा!!

[@Lawdasur_Reflex]

😂😂😂😂 ha vai

[@deadalpeca8099]

उल्लू के पट्ठे! There, I fixed it for you

[@oolooo]

0:27 We can understand each other perfectly .Even when they are speaking Chamorro or Chabacano .We can understand each other insanely well .The only exception is Chile , where everyone is weird .

[@DarkPegasus-oc8nv]

outro is cutest i ever seen ^^

[@Lawdasur_Reflex]

It's a fact when anyone tries indian food and then scream he/she will become an Indian speaker it's a curse from us

[@hfgd_gaming]

0:54 it took me 3 listens to understand it's hikaru nara

[@Canying_ylia]

Lol

[@AiikyuuSubs]

First time I see that someone says Hispanics and not Spanish to those of us who speak Spanish, thanks!

[@Sergio-rl8wb]

I think “Spanish [native] speakers” is better than “Hispanic”. Broad noun.

[@AiikyuuSubs]

@@Sergio-rl8wb Who

[@diobuthesconfused7507]

When you replace the ž in "žmogus" whit a A

[@MarinoMoons]

Can you Do Icelandic next. When they say a whole shelf sounds like "Heil Hi*ler"

[@roromonkey]

The welsh one hit diff

[@domagojkos7480]

This channel growing real fast can’t wait for 10k

[@lovely2779]

Thai names are the hardest for me even tho im thai ;w;

[@midnight_styx]

0:46 As a French, it's very true, and it's even our favorite word😁

[@megsie1424]

Lol! I studied basic French in college but did not understand this particular word. After reading your comment, I googled it up...and 😆

[@thegr8seth442]

That's not a baby owl that's उल्लू का पट्ठा which means a baby owl 🦉

[@_Fanzy_]

0:35 as an estonian, i could agree

[@PearlApril]

How to you find out the funny word combinations of languages 😭

[@takeshiasahi5494]

BABY OWL 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣The term is "ULLU KA PATHA" means stupid

[@Noone-kt9rj]

I was laughing until I saw that outro

[@kittiesandbotsgemini9892]

Im mexican and who said we had to go to other countries to not understand pople for me its sometimes hard to understand people from other states

[@shouvikghosh8946]

0:31 I mean so much so, their National Anthems are almost similar..only lyrics are different

[@DainosuDeadChannelLmao]

POV: You ask for squid in Filipino:

[@Robert-Cinque777]

the outro hits tho ;(

[@pikagiuppy93]

suggestion: me trying to understand italian verbs

[@Thisguyselfoofedlol]

Spanish speakers explaining why the "j" it's pronounced like an "h" and why the "h" doesn't have any sound but keep being written

[@0AThijs]

The Dutch one is actually pretty good xD

[@BIGBUCKS_moneh]

Can someone who speaks Armenian explain the "Armenian insults" one?

[@BIGBUCKS_moneh]

Ok, so i just googled 'armenian insults' and now i get the joke. Those insults are hilarious XD

[@dungeontnt]

@@BIGBUCKS_moneh all Eastern European insults are 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@rockz9783]

The outro 😭😭😭

[@redjywhynot]

Russian asking for book sounds like: [die kniggu]

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Some Hinanese letters were borrowed from English

[@mehmetefeaydin3993]

0:12 if you remove one of the 'o's of book, it means sh*t in turkish

[@Metonoktaexe]

Turkish when Muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesinesiniz

[@theguywhostoleyourcookies]

Ayo wtf is this

[@Metonoktaexe]

@@theguywhostoleyourcookies Longest word in Turkish

[@kohikappu]

What does this mean.

[@Metonoktaexe]

@@kohikappu idk either

[@equilibrum999]

huang

[@sipeepic]

0:20 As a Welsh person, yes.

[@Your_spanish_el_amigo]

Ullu ka pattha - Owl's kid😹😹😹🤣🤣🤣

[@Potocalter]

Latin languages when Romanian decides to out the definite article at the end of the word instead of at the begining

[@JaneIsAGuy]

people when you say "hey! you're about to trip!" in tagalog

[@AN-xl7ej]

I love these

[@dbamv4374]

That baby owl was XD😂😂😂😂

[@KupiecKorzenny_EmhyrVarEmreis]

Duolingo trying to not kill your family after you missed a lesson: *insert Christian Bale American Psycho meme*

[@claudiomon6911]

At 0:44 Quebec in Canada being French

[@iaw7406]

Book in russian is kniga or something lol

[@Aceburn5]

Chinese people casually having 50,000+ characters

[@lenin725]

Finnish speaker when they finnish something idk i didn't speak that

[@monoka688]

outro goes hard bro

[@Hello_kitty47279]

Not baby owl but son of owl means oulu ka patha

[@sep3353]

saying thanks in Czech: I wasted 0.2 percent of ur life

[@jazetsu]

If yall are wondering, " baby owl" means Idiot in Hindi

[@k4rim799]

I think the vids are better without that outro they get you out of the mood.

[@j1mbøb_33]

I think you should replace, or at least include every Slavic language with welsh

[@Zlnfgz]

As an Indian, I've never heard 'baby owl' in my life... Can someone explain plz...?

[@ro45fan70]

"Ullu ka patha" son of owl is common insult in hindi

[@Zlnfgz]

@@ro45fan70 'patha' is baby?? 🤯🤯

[@ro45fan70]

@@Zlnfgz yes

[@Aaadapro]

@@ro45fan70 holy cow I didn't know that until today

[@fromearth3286]

@@ro45fan70 bacha isn't baby, patha is baby..😂😂 No wonder why South cancelled Hindi..

[@ShubhoBose]

For those who don't know the Hindi one, "ullu" or owl in Hindi is also a slang for stupid.

[@furiousextra51]

Why are you guys saying , ullu ka bacha, ullu ki bachi, ullu ka pattha , cause since I was young I use to hear the word as ullu ke patthe.

[@wisteriia.]

0:36 as a thai, this is SOOO TRUE!!! Even thai people themselves can't even pronounce my real name 💀💀💀💀

[@20SG20]

I didn't get the indian "baby owl" one.

[@reformed_attempt_1]

8k subs, still underrated af

[@Ami_M]

Kazakhs trying not to say “oibai” fór a sec

[@_AshishKumar-jk9uh]

Ohh, "ullu ke patthe"

[@sol8097]

Thank you for the Armenian ❤️

[@dhruboshreyan3296]

I know that.If you want to say 'book' in russian,you have to say "(k)n*gga"

[@cxlone]

as a cambodian we stil have no slander we still dont know why