Languages Spoken in the United Kingdom

[@IewiYT]

Jersey and Guernsey French sounded like a English guy reading the first time a French text 🤣

[@minei1696]

Exactly 😂

[@swausgebouwen143]

4:33 Fun fact, the actor Henry Cavill is from the islands of Jersey. The accent here sounds a bit like his, doesn't it?

[@hectoralarconhabif2590]

I was looking for this for a while. Thank you very much

[@enkero1462]

jerriais and guernsey (and sarkese) are not french but normand languages, like cotentinal normand (cotentinais for example)

[@richardhughes2324]

Diolch am hyn. Trist iawn weld iaith Sark a 'mond 4 siaradwr brodorol ar ôl.

[@jenm1]

Is that scots or a scottish accent? I understood most of it but I've heard scots where I could only understand maybe 10% edit ok I just looked it up and I was terribly ignorant. Scots is germanic but has its own grammar, a scottish accent is of course just standard english. I was thinking of scottish gaelic

[@NoMeaniesHere]

Scots lalans sounds like English, but with a very weird accent like it doesn’t sound like English anymore

[@potassium3550]

He sounded like he was speaking German or something. I had no clue what he was saying for a bit

[@Ali-cq1qp]

Please do iranic language(Persian-Kurd-lur-Dari-Tajiki-Pashtun-Ossetian)

[@Ali-cq1qp]

Please do iranic language(Persian-Kurdish-luri-dari-Tajiki-Pashtun-baloch-Ossetian)❤ We are waiting

[@koiyune]

i understood english, scots lalans and thats it lol

[@koiyune]

answer: literally ach Béarla

[@SrpskiRizz]

i understood english and scots

[@EnoughAds]

Do one on North Indian Languages and Iranian Languages and include Urdu in both of those videos

[@indiansaresuperioralienrac3615]

Can you make a video on indian languages

[@spork_rec_room]

As an irish English:100% Scots:100% Irish:40% Scottish Gaelic:20% Cornish:1% Welsh:0%

[@tigerland4328]

It's interesting that you understand a tiny bit of Cornish but no Welsh. Cornish must have some Irish words from seafarers or something

[@micmac274]

Coronafeirwys - you understood that, or did you not read the background text?

[@tigerland4328]

@@micmac274 the only Welsh I know is "ysbity" hospital and "popty ping" microwave

[@gerald-dw7vp]

@@tigerland4328 I wonder what he understood. Cornish is as different from Irish as Welsh is.

[@tigerland4328]

@@gerald-dw7vp I don't know tbh. I once saw interview with a linguist and he said there was more similarities between Yorkshire dialect and danish than there is between Welsh and Irish