Playing GeoGuessr But For LANGUAGES (LanguageGuessr)

[@lingualizer]

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[@zakariahassan7291]

As a somali speaker, I died when he thought Haitian was Somali and thought Somali was Icelandic. 💀

[@lingualizer]

hahaha i can imagine

[@michaelwisniewski6047]

It just proves that Somalis originate from Iceland.

[@MOHAMMED-cd1nx]

In Somali “Inaan dhaho lee waayo, dadka meeshan imaadeen ayaga sidee ogsoon yihiin ineen dheheen in dadka Virginia joogo dad fiican yihiin” In English… I should say that the people who came here that they know and said it themselves that the people of Virginia (the Somali people ) are a good people. For clarification: Ogsoon yihiin (with out an accent) and Oksoon yihiin with an accent ) both meaning the word Know in English . For example “Ma ogsoon tahay in aad qof fiican aa tahay? Which means “do you know that you’re a good person ?”

[@egeozturk9571]

As a Turkish person, I only recognized this, and even that is partial (the accent is heavy): 0:55 "Years (Inaudible) today our peoples national and-" The Uzbek ones seem Turkish but I cant make out the words

[@Jarwin-GG]

Fairly good job, that Maltese guess was INSANE, never would have gotten that. And the Uzbek ones man, i coulda sworn it was turkish.

[@kilanspeaks]

The game is actually quite lenient. It doesn’t divide Spanish into countries, and that Malay recording is actually from Malaysia but it lets you choose Indonesia.

[@lingualizer]

Yeah, that's a bit of a pity

[@davecahyo]

Yes the Malay one was from a news and most likely from Malaysia, because Indonesian news will use Indonesian language. They're very similar but the accent is clearly Malaysian

[@fromtunisiaongod]

I love your enthusiasm! Great video!

[@dutchfan1]

I actually met a dude from Uzbekistan recently

[@lingualizer]

dayum

[@Rhuvaa]

It was a really good video! I liked it.

[@royaleagle-brawlstars6113]

Tbh the Norwegian dialect there sounded pretty Swedish. It said it was Norwegian nynorsk (new Norwegian) which is only a written language form.

[@bogzyolsson2061]

I am a swede and to me it sounded 100 % like Danish, and I am saying that being from a city located very close to the Scanian border (Scanian is the Swedish dialect that resembles Danish the most).😅

[@royaleagle-brawlstars6113]

Yeah, skånedialekten. Jeg er norsk, så jeg vet at det var norsk.

[@bogzyolsson2061]

@@royaleagle-brawlstars6113 Coolt! Intressant att du kunde höra det så tydligt. För mig lät det som danska a long way (resembled someone talking while trying to eat porridge or something). Norwegian (to me) is much more clear.

[@sebastiangade]

​@@bogzyolsson2061 I'm Danish, and though I do agree that the way he spoke sounded Danish, I personally couldn't understand any of it lol

[@bogzyolsson2061]

@@sebastiangade Well haha, that is really cool! Apparently the nynorsk dialect is somewhere between Danish and Swedish. :P I am a language nerd and thought I got that one without doubt. I understood some of the words, but not everything. It is also nice that you agree with me that it sounded like Danish.😁👌

[@jpi_1990]

The Spanish one: Voice 1: "Porque pueden hacerlo..." Voice 2: "Cuando te paran y te paran, óyeme, te están parando y ya. Pero si te están parando porque tú estás hablando por el celular. Porque tu tienes una [NO IDEA] vacía, porque tú tienes una luz explotada... " I'm Caribbean, from Barranquilla, so I understand like 95%. My guess is either Puerto Rico or República Dominicana... No idea about the second one at 7:30

[@cpiola]

Casi la pegas, it's Dominican. (I'm from the DR) "...tienes una goma vacía...". Goma as in neumático, a tire.

[@The5thBeatle2010]

I'm Spanish and I also got everything of course. My guess would have been "Puerto Rico" more than DR but if the DR guys recognise this then it must indeed be from DR

[@OhioKid13]

Spanish is the second fastest language behind japanese, spanish speaks 7.82 syllables per second and japanese 7.84 syllables per second. I can speak that fast in spanish

[@kinganagy541]

The hardest ones sounds like a language exam hearing sounds in Hungary. So strong. The hearing is the most difficult part on the exams. XD

[@lingualizer]

pretty much

[@bellisperennis7455]

Nice video !🌞

[@ca280491]

As a haitian the first one is haitian CREOLE not just "haitian" lol

[@lingualizer]

my bad

[@user-tk2jy8xr8b]

Ha, you can hear Аԥсны in the Abkhaz sample, which is what they call Abkhazia in the language

[@kaapoow]

0:37 me being swedish understanding just as much as the person speaking haitian

[@Merta4e_versa4e]

Nice video 😁

[@BozheTsaryaKhrani]

the caucasian languages have lots of ejectives

[@MOHAMMED-cd1nx]

In Somali “Inaan dhaho lee waayo, dadka meeshan imaadeen ayaga sidee ogsoon yihiin ineen dheheen in dadka Virginia joogo dad fiican yihiin” In English… I should say that the people who came here that they know and said it themselves that the people of Virginia (the Somali people ) are a good people. For clarification: Ogsoon yihiin (with out an accent) and Oksoon yihiin with an accent ) both meaning the word Know in English . For example “Ma ogsoon tahay in aad qof fiican aa tahay? Which means “do you know that you’re a good person ?”

[@Joso1007]

As a linguistics student, i thought i would do better…there is so much more for me to learn😮😁

[@GeneralSpecific3]

That Portuguese was from Brazil, not Portugal

[@garyluvsmusic]

Really enjoyed your dancing 😅

[@Karasman]

As a native Czech speaker I am pretty impressed how you nailed the last one... ;-) Good job!

[@lingualizer]

Thank you! 😃

[@danonthestrings]

That first spanish one must have been from the Carribean area.

[@Mileke]

rainbolt mentioned!!

[@lingualizer]

:D

[@DrFerno727]

how the fucc did I guess Abkhazian correctly

[@lingualizer]

Good question

[@AnyuMin]

Eyyy this is so fun! You gotta make more of these!

[@zorran]

2:35 “tamEEl” 💀💀💀

[@PraiseBeToGodOurLord]

I'm from Pakistan and I know Arabic but don't speak it at home, I died laughing at you saying "Yallah, Mashallah, Habibi" . 😂😂😂 I didnt know you'd know Mashallah. Btw.... Habibi is when you're addressing a male, if you're addressing a female, then you say "habibti" . 🙌

[@Lexfozyx]

Dude, my language sounds like Korean!😂 It literally said something like ' 'Having a taste of ecstasy on literature, art and aesthetics'' I don't know it doesn't make that much sense in English

[@bogzyolsson2061]

Which was your language? Sinhala? I was very close to getting that one correct.🙈

[@CubedSausagefromScarparius]

0:37 i thought it was slavic

[@Purhood_airlines]

I’m a Somali it’s so funny that you know most European languages but you can’t understand Somali no hate

[@dan438]

In Modadischu liegt das Kapital.

[@monikalala3810]

That was interesting. Hast du den link zu dem Spiel?

[@SuhebAbdulahi]

2:33 moment of dying

[@SefArmandMariveles]

1:26 wadatalekapwlayu

[@CubedSausagefromScarparius]

and haitian is a french creole

[@POLSKAdoBOJU]

What website is that? The Portuguese sound clip was from Brazil, not Portugal.

[@lingualizer]

languaguessr.io!

[@adnaskodric6841]

Im from Norway and i speak German English Serbien Norwegian Swedish ❤😂

[@teddytodorova]

Спомена ли как се казва сайта, ще ми е интересно да я поиграя

[@spadaacca]

I got more correct!!

[@lingualizer]

nice!

[@Ulbre]

I got one right! Thai :)

[@o_s-24]

Lmao wtf is that spanish

[@lingualizer]

😂

[@Automarkt.Austria]

Support Comment :)

[@Mafingaming]

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[@madeofmelancholy]

uhm, wrong map of india

[@nicolaj665]

So so fed up of you tubers blaspeming the beautiful and most Holy Name of Jesus. Why? Please don't do it. There is absolutely no reason for it.n

[@catwithaneyepatch]

Maybe he’s not christian ? Maybe he doesn’t care?

[@Damjes]

womp womp

[@fufna1239]

such a cringe dude

[@PurpleMoon799]

why are u watching him then

[@dbuc4671]

dont like him dont watch him lol

[@davecahyo]

Nah I've watched a lot of his videos and he's a nice and friendly dude