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[@Noah_ol11]

The reaction of the lady from Italy when she heard "Ferrari" 🤣, I would imagine how many time she probably heard this word in other languages 🚗

[@nikienhypen6334]

Italians are always like this 😂 their reactions are too funny

[@gregmuon]

In the dialect from where my family is from in Italy, they don't really do that exaggerated rolled R.

[@testfire3000]

Now have some good ol' boy from the American South say it with a strong southern accent and watch her cringe into a ball. hahaha (My mom is from the south and I inherited a few funny expressions and pronunciations)

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

❤️🥰❤️🥰

[@flopjul3022]

@@nikienhypen6334 as a dutch im also this way fortunately for me people mostly pronounce the brands they know correctly. Philips for example is pronounced the same in english as dutch and flemish(the Mr. Philips was from Belgium but made the brand Philips in the Netherlands) same with DAF and i never hear people pronounce Donkervoort or Spyker(car manufacturers) and i just accept KLM at this point since its an acronym

[@misakilin1200]

The Argentinian girl had a really strong "Argentinian accent" lolol she represented us perfectly!

[@handel1685]

Yes, She might have been born here, even though She looks Asian

[@ChiariGrd]

she sounds like a porteña

[@whoiszz_]

@@handel1685 _Genetics, maybe? I know many people who look Asian and are from Argentina or South America itself (without having Asian parents)._

[@tr4panrot]

@@ChiariGrd as a porteño, I can confirm she really does

[@valenfigurka3869]

@@whoiszz_ I mean, there’s been a LOT of immigration from all continents into Latin America! And in Argentina there’s been big waves of asian immigrants so that’s probably why!

[@OldFartNoReflex]

As a Swedish father to a smaller kid I know that Swedens "translation" to the movie Frozen is "Frost"

[@pellegranstrom]

Hahaha, skulle precis gå in och lägga samma kommentar.

[@OldFartNoReflex]

@@pellegranstrom jag kan ju bara tala för mig själv men jag störde mig på att hon inte visste det, vet inte varför. Jäkla I-landsproblem men uppenbarligen tillräckligt störande så till den milda grad att jag (och fler?) kände sig nödgade att kommentera 😂

[@tirillaune-storsand4043]

In norway to

[@Wanderersroastchannel130]

A, det är frost

[@helenetrstrup4817]

Den hedder også "Frost" på Dansk. 😄

[@henri_ol]

Swedish and German are germanic , English as well , some similarities , but Swedish is Nordic like the Danish or Norwegian , but I love the similarities among Italian , French and Spanish the most

[@Bloddrake]

Well, English, Deutsch and Dutch are West Germanic languages and Swedish, Norwegian Danish and Islandic are North Germanic. There are quite the few differences between them.

[@AT-rr2xw]

I would bet that Indonesian languages got some Dutch loanwords due to colonization.

[@Xolue]

danish and norwegian is a off-brand swedish

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

@@AT-rr2xw I heard they did.

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

English is a weird one, because despite being a West Germanic language, it had a lot of influence from North Germanic and Norman French. The word sky, for example, comes for the word of cloud in the Scandinavian languages.

[@henri_ol]

Carissa from Indonesia 🇮🇩 is really cute saying in her language , just like the last time , especially the "r" sound , she is the shorter member among them 😄

[@khalilahd.]

Right? I love her accent ❤

[@ItsOurSpace]

Indonesians average height is 5'3" so yeah they're short in height

[@XiaoYan72]

@@ItsOurSpace for girl not for a guy..

[@T1murr]

@@ItsOurSpace 5,3 is considered tall here :(

[@cipgendonz811]

@@ItsOurSpace 5,3 for women

[@houseoftyrell1544]

Mata Hari's real name is Margaretha Geertruida Zelle. She's dutch woman who moved to Dutch East Indies (modern day Indonesia) after marriage because her husband duty, then she fell in love with Javanese culture (one of region in Indonesia) and took the influence to became exotic dancer including her stage name as mata hari, after divorce she moved back to Europe and pretend that she's mix Javanese to make her image to be more exotic and got her so famous all around Europe, she gain attention among European elitist and got her into this whole political spying mess during world war.

[@bangbop5742]

so actually she is not mix blooded? because National Geographic said she was

[@houseoftyrell1544]

@@bangbop5742 no, she's pure white woman but she faking it as mixed blood to make her "exotic" in Europe.

[@ariqylnt8568]

just found out about it

[@cahayarizqirizqi7518]

Mata: eye Hari: day

[@marshals5261]

Dramatic story in ww2

[@lampu7787]

Matahari means an Eye of a Day. I'm a Korean and speaks Indonesian language. I've heard that spy was called MATAHARI because the Netherlands conquered Indonesia during WWI. She had married to a Dutch solider who had duty in Indonesia and lived there. After that she moved to the Netherlands after her son died and she showed her Javanese dance for a living. That's why she was called that name, I suppose.

[@absyahwa7698]

yes you are right, solar mamamoo played mata hari dance recently

[@Hiomi23]

@@absyahwa7698 solar mamamoo and changsub btob have drama musical called Matahari

[@fanjiamr5292]

yap

[@fanjiamr5292]

yap

[@user-zi7lq4mo7t]

I learned that in Indonesia for 24 years "SUN" can also be called "FAJAR BELUM MENYINGSING" or "SINAR MENTARI" or "CAHAYA SURYA". If she mentions these 3 words in Indonesian, surely they will be very confused.

[@ballantynemoyes8019]

Alexander was almost correct. Mata Hari was executed as a spy but in the First World War. Mata Hari was her stage name (she was a dancer) but her real name was Margaretha Geertruida Zelle. She was born in the Netherlands.

[@paranoya733]

and the Netherlands were the former colonizer of indonesia

[@sorayaip13]

The French guy saying matahari is on point👌🏻

[@alexandermorel2122]

😊

[@pidikwahono8888]

Stju

[@ZynthoIsStillHereLmao]

bang alexander itu dia loh kok biasa aja

[@ChumKrimson]

The video title makes no sense. This isn’t “English differences”. They’re all just stating the words in different languages.

[@Apache148414]

You must be fun at parties.

[@ledues3336]

@@Apache148414 they always put zero effort into titles and subtitles, you don't need to defend them after the 10th time

[@Nekotaku_TV]

@@Apache148414 This comment people throw out is so stupid. Not only is there no relation to being fun at parties or not, but you shouldn't try to punish people who actually care about things and want to help and correct.

[@mathswithmissk4006]

Bruh, they spent their time trying to correct people and you throw out this comment!? You must be fun at parties.

[@ledues3336]

@@mathswithmissk4006 bro it's not a spelling mistake, it's a retarded title. You can't defend them

[@Noah_ol11]

Carissa has a good charisma , I don't know nothing about indonesian language or languages ( there's actually many ) , but it's funny how she speaks 😄

[@tamashi5561]

Its not charisma buddy all Indonesian like that its flowwing the time enjoy every second whit defrend think

[@muhammadramadhanpanjaitan233]

Many foreigners ask, is Indonesian easy? But did you know that Indonesian is one of the easiest languages ​​in the world because it has simple rules.

[@Firansah_01]

@@muhammadramadhanpanjaitan233 The only thing that hard is the affix, but I think it is really hard for foreigner.

[@tian3092]

​@@Firansah_01Foreigners usually say that Indonesian slange (informal) harder than the formal one. I think that's true.

[@olidreyar6381]

Understandable that the Frenchman picked it up with Mata Hari. It was actually in WW1 that an exotic dancer took on that name and was a Dutch spy working for Germany. She met her demise in the face of a firing squad in France.

[@Senefer]

Last time I checked, it has been proven that she was mostly falsely accused. She agreed to do it but never did any actual work , and she never successfully left any information. Though people see her as one since she is the originator of the stereotype of the sexy female spy who seduce people so they continue to claim she was a spy.

[@olidreyar6381]

@@Senefer hmm, pedantic. You're saying she agreed to spy and went to spy but because she yielded no results she was not a spy... Lots of people suck at their jobs and maintain a title. This isn't some perpetuated myth or exaggerated tale to play to an erotic fantasy. She was hired as a spy and deployed. Nothing was mentioned of her contributions.

[@Senefer]

@@olidreyar6381 . Maybe, but how many might have been forced to become spies. There is no evidence that she even tried to spy, she only agreed which means that she most likely only did so to get them off her back. We can also turn it around by asking. If you agree to work at a place but never showed up, can you still say that you worked there? She never actually went to spy. At least not from any records, so its more like she said she would become one, but never actually did.

[@olidreyar6381]

@@Senefer she was deployed to different locations. She showed up to work. Maybe she sat at the water cooler all day but she's clocked in and we're paying her. When she does her taxes she's writing down our company. When I look down the employee roster she's listed. When that jerk Bill from corporate comes by we can even use her as a scapegoat for our failures.

[@Senefer]

@@olidreyar6381 . The facts tells us that whatever Mata Hari gave was useless, which she knew. She was a scammer, not a spy. To me, you actually have to do spying in order to be a spy, but I guessing its not the same for you.

[@TheRexLuc]

Yeah, that French guy is correct! There was a spy namely Mata Hari, because she spent lot of time in Indonesia

[@user-fm1iy2me9c]

@@xohyuu Malaysia ajg

[@Edgar_Cantu432]

French is a Romance language just like Italian, Spanish and Portuguese, but it has the peculiarity that pronunciation is extremely difficult for those who speak any other Romance language.

[@jeandelgadeshion8396]

Definitely as spanish speaker it's quite te hard.

[@danemon8423]

in some part of italy they have the same pronounciation has in france

[@tinaperez7850]

Don't worry, it's hard for french to pronounce other roman languages as well 😂😂 and English is the hardest to pronounce because we don't have sound like "h", rolled "r"or "the" so we struggle a lot 🥲

[@gordonchild273]

French in France is like a "Romance language speaking by a germanic people".

[@Mel28116]

being French I can tell you that our language speaking fluently is not romantic since we use verlan a lot

[@davidkglevi]

German is the biggest language influence on Swedish apart from Old Norse. Not only because of the germanic root but also because of trade history. Also, Frozen has a Swedish name, it's "Frost".

[@xenotypos]

Rgearding Frozen, it's funny because in french AND german they put the name of the old fairy tale from Andersen (probably thinking it will sell more as people know what it is). Disney didn't because Frozen is only loosely based on the Snow Queen. It would be kind of dishonest to brand it with the name of the original tale if 90% of the story is completely made up. Which makes it different from Cendrillon, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Sleeping Beauty etc... Worth mentioning that Disney did the same with Tangled: loosely inspired by Raiponce, but a story mostly invented. Also changed back the name of the movie to the original fairy tale in France and Germany (Raiponce).

[@davidkglevi]

@@xenotypos Yes, "The Snow Queen" probably wasn't as catchy as "Frozen". Also, as you point out, in the same style as "Tangled". It would be funny though to rename all the old classics. Instead of Snow white, it would be something like "Boxed", Cinderella would be "Shoed" and Sleeping Beauty would just be "Pricked".

[@Dragontrumpetare]

Swedish har also inspired the German language as well. Like Moped.

[@davidkglevi]

@@Nao-pj7mc That isn't correct though. Swedish comes from Old Norse, which is quite different from German. Old Norse and it's even older forms are again even more removed from German, even though they all are part the germanic languages. But compare Swedish and Icelandic, for example, to German, and you'll see a huge difference, and the much greater (later) influence of German on Swedish.

[@DEJ915]

@@davidkglevi The spelling of Swedish compared to Danish and Norwegian also gives this away.

[@RhumFr]

I didn't really understand why they highlighted English in this video, when it's just a simple comparison between different countries 🤔

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

In Bahasa Indonesia language, Matahari means Sun, but it also come from two words, "Mata" means Eye, and "Hari" means Day. So Matahari can translated as "The Eye of The Day". Also in Bahasa Indonesia, "Spy" if translated to Indonesian is "Mata-Mata" (Eyes-Eyes). It means "The Eyes of Eyes", Someone who use his/her eyes as eyes for their master. (EN : Spy Agent >>> ID : Agen Mata-Mata) I think Mata Hari is her secret code as spy agent. Indonesia was a colony of the Netherlands at that time so that's why many Dutch already familiar with Indonesian language. (FYI : She also was live in East Java, a province in Indonesia for several years). Matahari in Bahasa Indonesia can has many meanings because it's one of the most common word in Indonesian poet and literatures. So its suitable for secret agent code.

[@bojes3467]

NO, but what he said about spy named "Matahari" is true. She lived in Indonesia (East Hindie back than?) for years, and somehow she became a spy, she's not Indonesian. There was a film about her. And my father had a book about spies in WW1/2.

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

@@bojes3467 Yes i know there was a Dutch spy agent and her name was Matahari. I never say that i claim her as native Indonesian.

[@haryanwar1263]

I think mata-mata is just means there is a lot of mata (eyes), just like a spy there can be eyes everywhere

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

@@haryanwar1263 Mata-Mata is not word for plural things. Yes in Bahasa Indonesia many words if we say it two times repeatedly means plural like Orang-orang (People), Ikan-ikan (Fishes). But not always repeated words means plural. There are also many Indonesian words that "repeated" and looks like plural, but it's actually for singular thing. For example : Kura-kura (Turtle), Kupu-kupu (Butterfly), Lumba-lumba (Dolphin), Biri-biri (Sheep), Kunang-kunang (Firefly).

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

@@haryanwar1263 And, for Spy agent (Mata-mata), they rarely work in groups and couples. They usually work individually so they can't detected easily. There are no differences of Indonesian word between plural and singular for Mata-mata.

[@mairobin9676]

Frozen is not frozen in Swedish, it is ”Frost”

[@potatofuryy]

But no one calls it “Frost” lol

[@Vampsire]

@@potatofuryy literally everyone i know does

[@idal1321]

@@potatofuryy jo alla gör det den heter ju så

[@88marome]

Everyone calls it Frost in Sweden.

[@Colaburk]

Sant

[@milenaherrera4738]

Los argentinos estamos en todo el mundo amamooooooooooos

[@nobodyyoushouldcare00]

Vamos loco te estaba buscandooooooo!! (Osea que buscaba a otro argentino por acá en los comentarios).

[@whoiszz_]

_JAJAJAJ_

[@KarutiWaitoaishi]

@@nobodyyoushouldcare00 Y si hay, bobito, el primer comentario que aparece es de un argentino, solo que está hablando en inglés.

[@KarutiWaitoaishi]

Veo Argentina y hago click.

[@ludmiimartinez6272]

@@KarutiWaitoaishi buee que le pasaba

[@fffw1826]

Matahari (Indonesian)=sun (English). Mata Hari (literally, “Eye of the Day) is a Dutch exotic dancer and courtesan who was convicted of being a spy for Germany during WW I. Her real name is Margaretha Geertruida MacLeod (née Zelle). She was born in Leeuwarden, Netherlands. She married a Dutch Colonial Army Captain Rudolf MacLeod. She moved with her husband to Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia) in 1897. In Indonesia, they lived in Java Island and Sumatra Island. When she lived in Indonesia she studied Indonesian culture and joined a local dance company during that time. Mata Hari is Margaretha’s pen name when she was in correspondence with her relatives in the Netherlands. Rudolf and Margaretha separated in 1902 because Rudolf was an alcoholic and physically abused Margaretha. In 1903, Margaretha moved to Paris. She struggled to earn a living in Paris. She performed as a circus horse rider using the name Lady MacLeod and also posed as an artist's model. By 1904, Mata Hari began to rise to prominence as an exotic dancer. Tall, extremely attractive, superficial, and willing to appear virtually nude in public, Mata Hari was an instant success in Paris and other large cities. She was shot by the French on charges of spying for Germany during World War I. She caused the deaths of thousands of Allied soldiers.

[@khalilahd.]

It’s so cool to see how they see the world. They each have a different perspective but are always so kind and genuine. Love these interviews 😊

[@1rkhachatryan]

Fuck that French guy is freaking gorgeous

[@alexandermorel2122]

Thanks ❤

[@1rkhachatryan]

@@alexandermorel2122 Of course bro :). You got a twitter sir lol.

[@alexandermorel2122]

I don’t have twitter, but you can check my insta for more content @alexanderwmlm Thanks for the support :)

[@nuralamsyach3319]

You should know the word “MATAHARI” MATA means eyes in Indonesia, and HARI is day. So Matahari literally means The Eye of the Day. So yeah, Matahari means the Sun.. 🌞

[@thevannmann]

Incidentally the word eye in Vietnamese is mắt but the sun is mặt trời which means the face of the sky. Face and eye in Vietnamese are different in just the tone.

[@nuralamsyach3319]

@@thevannmann that’s cool brother 😎

[@hansdimter3834]

Mata in Spanish means Kill.

[@nuralamsyach3319]

@@hansdimter3834 ouch sorry to hear that 🫠🫠🫠

[@paduka23]

@@thevannmann wow, in Indonesian eye is "mata" and in Vietnamese is "mắt" and in Thai is ตา (taa)

[@lunitapink6762]

* Veo la bandera de Argentina * Yo : Mi país, mi país 🇦🇷❤

[@Foomando]

This was awesome!!! More of the groups coming together seems like faith is being restored to humanity

[@coco_1002]

As someone who studies linguistics that´s really interesting! Love from Germany ❣

[@lapislazuli8914]

I think the swedish person hasnt been here in a little while, because she did get some things a tiny bit wrong, but it was still a very fun video! Wouldve been very interesting if it was someone from skåne or dalarna😂

[@Colaburk]

Sounds good that People from Skåne and Dalarna should be there the English dialect is funny 😂

[@johannamalmstrom1755]

Yeah, like how we say Ferrari and that it's Frost not Frozen

[@themollymelon]

In swedish we say ”Ålahue” 😂

[@Colaburk]

@@themollymelon va?

[@mariamartinsson407]

@@themollymelon jag vet inte vad det är..

[@zachbattles9762]

I was happy that when I got to live in Australia for a couple years as a child, we learned some Indonesian in school and it was a fun, bouncy language so different from English. Learning that potatoes in French are pomme de terre makes so much more sense that French Fries are Pomme Frites. Makes me wonder what fried apples are called in French. Hmm...

[@Fa-Fa]

Ce sont les Frite

[@nahidabouarfa3415]

Fried apples is called Pomme frit

[@cle.mentine]

fried apples just don't exist😂 But it would be called pommes frites too

[@Ezullof]

"earth apples" is how several european countries call the potato. Erdäpfel in southern german, aardapeel in dutch. It's also how it's in Yiddish, so in Hebrew it's transposed that way too.

[@Ezullof]

@@cle.mentine You're both wrong ; fried apples are called "Pommes sautées" in french... pretty common meal too. Frying in the pan is called "sauter" in french.

[@andiandi9202]

For matahari and spy Mata-mata > Spy agent Mata > Eyes Hari > Day Matahari > Eyes of the day

[@preacher2096]

at @2:55 the spy that the french guy mentioned used to learn dancing in indonesia and a lot of people said she really shined whenever she performed hence the name matahari (a.k.a sun) was given to her as her stage name

[@woohoo.hima_]

Since I'm from Indonesia I understand her and it's so funny to see others reactions 😂

[@kwisuxk]

Finnish version of all the words: Apple = Omena Sun = Aurinko Water = Vesi Flower = Kukka Music = Musiikki Ferrari = same but the pronunciation is kind of like “Fer-rAA-ri” Frozen = same, but again pronounced like “FroUzen” or if you’re from “Lande” aka the country side then “Frout-zen” “Let it go” = Taakse jää (If I remember correctly). Literally it means “leave it behind”

[@Cypekeh]

Polish Apple = Jabłko Sun = Słońce Water = Woda Flower = Kwiat Music = Muzyka Ferrari pretty similar to Italian one, maybe the accent is a bit more flat though Frozen = Kraina Lodu (The land of Ice) Let it go = Mam tę moc (It's in my power)

[@lottaluo]

noh siis nii, se leffahan on suomennettu ”Frozen - huurteinen seikkailu”

[@lottaluo]

ja sanalle frozen ylipäätään meil on myös suomennos joka on jäässä/jäätynyt

[@369tayaholic5]

the french guy he is fine

[@zachchen9564]

English flower and German Blume and Swedish bloma are congates, also cognates with English bloom. The old English word for flower is blōma

[@ald00I]

ooh i didnt even think about bloom. super interesting that the actual german translation for it is yet another word that doesnt seem to have anything to do with it (blühen)

[@calebloaiza4826]

At 7.47 I noticed Loida from Argentina trying to remember how we say Let it go in spanish... Haha I did the same. Had to "play" the song in my mind trying to recall it haha.

[@urbonx]

Vamos manaos!

[@jeandelgadeshion8396]

sure, she didn’t remember libre soy, which means i am free, hahaha

[@diegoguillen4378]

@@urbonx bokita campeón!!! 💙💛💙

[@sofiarago4225]

Creo que era libre soy, ni idea igual

[@Saggs786]

@@diegoguillen4378 7 Rojas y racing campeon

[@bustablues75]

matahari is a name of a female dutch dancer who became a spy. She got the name obviously from indonesia's word of sun. At the time indonesia known as dutch indies

[@sunnydivino]

Thank you for making such fun videos. I love your content so much ❤️

[@wavi_DXM]

These videos are pretty funny, I am gonna stay here a bit longer. Greetings and hugs from Poland.

[@ninaisakova5561]

I know Carissa, she is so amazing person🥰❤️ excited to see her here!!!

[@Robman92]

Corrections 1:32 the subtitles should read “….Äpple”, not “…Apple”* 5:15 the subtitles should read “I understood Heard”, not “I understood her”* 7:19 the Swedish title for the movie “Frozen” is actually “Frost”

[@cornelialindblom3957]

Maybe they understood Amber Heard xD

[@ald00I]

also regarding the subs the french word for water is "eau" not "l'eau" so when alex explains the particle the subs say like "it should be "la" in front of "l'eau"" but actually should say "la eau gets shortened to l'eau"

[@dorte3791]

Its sort of sad that they couldn’t make them correct it’s not that hard

[@linnn3a]

as a swede i can confirm 😭

[@linnn3a]

@@dorte3791 depends who you are but true

[@AriaLuminosa]

I'm shocked that they don't know who Matahari was, she is still practically the most famous (non-fictional) female spy on the planet today.

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

In Bahasa Indonesia language, Matahari means Sun, but it also come from two words, "Mata" means Eye, and "Hari" means Day. So Matahari can translated as "The Eye of The Day".

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

Also in Bahasa Indonesia, "Spy" if translated to Indonesian is "Mata-Mata". It means "Eyes-Eyes" or "The Eyes of Eyes".

[@maw.2154]

I'm from Asia but we do know about Matahari. We read such interesting stories about her!

[@emilwandel]

@@ven4846 Solar played Matahari in Korea pretty recently. Furthermore tye Europeans in this video could easily have known.

[@aokiji5888]

I don't even know any male spies let alone a female spy. Its not that surprising they wouldn't know

[@baumkuchen-treecake1328]

Germany 🇩🇪❤🇩🇪❤🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@andyx6827]

French dude is so cute :)

[@alexandermorel2122]

Thanks

[@Gachiya]

Attention de pas prendre la grosse tête x)

[@justincoleman7856]

In case any of those people in the video are reading this, Matahari is actually a person, but the name was Mata Hari, and this woman actually lived during WWI & she was famous for being a spy.

[@dystmaspera.1560]

I just read about Mata Hari the spy that they were mentioned. Mata Hari is a Dutch woman spy during WW1 for Germany set by the Second Bureau of the French War Ministry in December, 1916. it is not an accident to be corelated to Indonesian Language because she herself married to Dutch Colonial Army Captain Rudolf MacLeod which they were part of Dutch East Indies. At that time Mata Hari aka Margaretha Geertruida Zelle found her name during her time in Indonesia studying Indonesian Culture. as what people explained in comment section, Mata Hari -> Matahari (the eye of the day) means sun.

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

I think Mata Hari is her secret code as spy agent. Indonesia was a colony of the Netherlands at that time so that's why many Dutch already familiar with Indonesian language. Matahari in Bahasa Indonesia can has many meanings. It can means Sun, but it also come from two words, "Mata" means Eye, and "Hari" means Day. So Matahari can translated as "The Eye of The Day" in Indonesian. The word "Spy" itself if translated to Indonesian is "Mata-Mata". It means "Eyes-Eyes" or "The Eyes of Eyes", someone who use his/her eyes as eyes for their master. EN : Spy Agent >>> ID : Agen Mata-Mata.

[@houseoftyrell1544]

She was regular dutch woman who moved to Dutch East Indie (Indonesia was Dutch colony back then) after marriage and her husband duty then fall in love with Javanese culture (one of region in Indonesia) and took the influence to became exotic dancer including her stage name as mata hari.

[@Franzvq]

🇦🇷 Reúnanse los argentinos 🇦🇷

[@tragicmagic]

2:54 actually that spy was dutch! her stage name was mata hari! after her marriage she lived in indonesia so yea!

[@skyflower2572]

Yay Nelle is here 😃😃😃😃 I didn't seen her very long time I'm glad to seeing her again And Idk the Italian girl but she has famolous style and very cute voice ❤️

[@091lsm._]

I'm absolutely grateful that carrisa pronounces those words properly and slightly strong than I expected while pronouncing word that contains 'r'😊👍🏻 and we also have similar word in sundanese for "Matahari"🌞 that is, ᮕᮔᮧᮔ᮪ᮕᮧᮆ (Panon Poé) which is literally Mata=Panon(ᮕᮔᮧᮔ᮪)=Eyes and Hari=Poé(ᮕᮧᮆ)=Day. I'll be looking forward for the next content, Greetings from ᮄᮔ᮪ᮓᮧᮦᮔᮞᮤᮚ🇮🇩🤗

[@ooffiikk]

Do you can write in old sundanese letter ?

[@akiyosinaga2741]

ᮞᮙ᮪ᮕᮥᮛᮞᮥᮔ᮪

[@yohannsaputra4384]

ᮞᮆ ᮕᮤᮞᮔ᮪ ᮊᮀ

[@091lsm._]

@@ooffiikk I do but not only Sundanese script, I'm able to write javanese script and balinese script as well😊 ꦄꦏ꧀ꦱꦫꦗꦮ (Javanese) ᬅᬓ᭄ᬲᬭᬩᬮᬶ (Balinese)

[@ooffiikk]

@@yohannsaputra4384that was amazing. What city do you live in ?

[@lycheee456]

Being Swedish and french watching this was soo interesting

[@pjschmid2251]

It is interesting that the word Matahari sounds like Mata Hari. I wonder if there was intention when she chose that name. She was a Dutch exotic dancer that posed as a Javanese princess as part of her act. She was accused and convicted of spying during the first world war but it’s widely speculated that she was used as a scapegoat for the failures of the French during the early parts of the first world war and that she never actually passed on any intelligence that "couldn’t be found in a Spanish newspaper at the time".

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

In Bahasa Indonesia language, Matahari means Sun, but it also come from two words, "Mata" means Eye, and "Hari" means Day. So Matahari can translated as "The Eye of The Day".

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

Also in Bahasa Indonesia, "Spy" if translated to Indonesian is "Mata-Mata". It means "Eyes-Eyes" or "The Eyes of Eyes". Spy Agent >>> Agen Mata-Mata.

[@pjschmid2251]

@@ven4846 My point was that Matahari the single word sounds like the two word name of the woman Mata Hari. As someone else explained the one word for sun comes from two words which is fascinating. I still wonder if she purposefully chose the name because she knew the word Matahari.

[@deanmcmanis9398]

Margaretha Geertruida Zelle. (Mata hari) was a famous dancer who became a courtesan, and with the outbreak of World War I her catalog of lovers began to include high-ranking military officers of various nationalities. In February 1917, French authorities arrested her for espionage. She was accused of revealing details of the Allies’ new weapon (the tank) resulting in the deaths of thousands of soldiers. She was convicted and sentenced to death, and on October 15 she refused a blindfold and was shot to death by a firing squad at Vincennes.

[@dystmaspera.1560]

@@deanmcmanis9398 here some points that you might meant or looking for, Mata Hari is a Dutch woman spy during WW1 for Germany set by the Second Bureau of the French War Ministry in December, 1916. it is not an accident to be corelated to Indonesian Language because she herself married to Dutch Colonial Army Captain Rudolf MacLeod which they were part of Dutch East Indies. At that time Mata Hari aka Margaretha Geertruida Zelle found her name during her time studying Indonesian Culture.

[@edozvibes]

actually "Let it go" in Italian is "all'alba sorgerò" that translates in "at dusk I'll rise up" which is kinda different from other languages, it would have been nice seeing foreigners' reactions to this

[@Not_RaNDoM1]

I really liked the Swedish girl ESPECIALLY when I’m learning Swedish on duolingo so thanks Cajsa for teaching me some words I didn’t know 🥰 I’m super grateful😊

[@thatloafofbread8311]

Aw you’re learning Swedish?? That’s so fun to me as a Swede! It is so cool that someone is learning the language I speak… xD

[@dontknowmyname516]

@RaNDoM Just want to say that she is wrong about ’Frozen’ in this clip. It is called ’Frost’ in sweden. Wanted to point it out, so you don’t get false information. Other than that, everything else is correct. 😊👍

[@thatloafofbread8311]

@@dontknowmyname516 YEAH! I thought about that too!!

[@linnn3a]

@@thatloafofbread8311 Samma

[@Colaburk]

@@thatloafofbread8311 same

[@erreur3600]

Moi qui est française ça me fait rire quand les personne d’autre pays s’extase sur des mot français 😂 en vrai c’est un peu mignon

[@Myo79]

Moi aussi

[@erreur3600]

@@Myo79 oh tu regarde mha ?!!

[@heroeus8173]

On n'a la plus belle prononciation d'europe C'est normale Elle est reconnaissable Avant j'avais des doutes avec l'italien mais pour moi le français quand elle est bien parler a juste trop la classe

[@virginiepages9933]

T'a raison 😄

[@Myo79]

@@erreur3600 oui je suis en train de regarder la saison 6

[@Hankthespank]

There are some really intressting videos on just how many english words are from old norse and scandinavian languages. The list would be way too long to write here, but check it out, its quiet amazing. As a Swede i can relate since the majority of english words are almost identical in swedish.

[@lothariobazaroff3333]

We definitely need more videos with the girl from Sweden. Bonus - Welsh translations: afal (apple), haul (sun), dŵr (water), blodyn (flower), cerddoriaeth (music)

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

Welsh looks like a language straight out of the Lord of the Rings.

[@irenecarrillo6750]

Cerddoriaeth is so interesting, does it have some kind of etymology?

[@evendiloctum7856]

In English a flower can also be called a bloom which is a cognate of German _Blume_ and Swedish _blomma_

[@FanFictionneer]

Me, the Eurovision fan: MATAHARI! *cue epic dance routine*

[@Hlibertario]

in love with the French guy

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

7:19 Im Sweden we call it Frost!😮 You are the best!❤

[@oktaviandr]

That Alexander guy is very cute❤️‍🔥

[@alexandermorel2122]

Thanks

[@rafaelmarwati]

The word “Matahari” in Indonesian meaning the sun, is actually two words “Mata” means eye and “Hari” means day.

[@n_other_1604]

There was really a female double spy in the 2nd world war called Mata Hari... who worked for the german & the allies.

[@charles-nm3sc]

@@n_other_1604 no the 2nd ww but the first ww

[@naturguy6810]

The french is so handsome! 😍

[@ahmadtarmiji5677]

Salam dari INDONESIAN 🇮🇩👍 greetings from Indonesian

[@kindnessfirst9670]

What's more interesting is English language words that are pronounced and or spelled differently in different parts of the world. Words having more than one correct spellings.

[@anndeecosita3586]

There are words that have multiple correct spellings in the same country. In the USA we write canceled or cancelled as correct. Camaraderie comradery axe ax

[@kindnessfirst9670]

@@anndeecosita3586 According to the dictionary there's only one correct spelling for "camaraderie" in the USA. And the two spellings of "cancelled' are mostly determined by being in the UK or the USA.

[@muhammadramadhanpanjaitan233]

Sun in Indonesian "Matahari_ or "Mentari" or "Surya" (Synonym).

[@alicia1636]

Loved this as someone who speaks Swedish,French, English and Spanish 🥰 super fun !

[@INCBV]

The film frozen is actually called frost in Swedish which means frost in English, it’s the same word. 😊

[@neitea2]

Matahari itself actually has 2 words in it. I dont know those words have relation to the meaning 'sun' or not, but 'mata' means eyes and 'hari' means day, so matahari literally could means the eye of the day. 😄

[@this._me..annoyed]

In Italy "AIRRR" it's so easy to say it because we have an accent with the word R!

[@joniteler1722]

"Matahari" is used in daily conversation. "Surya" & "mentari" often used in songs, poems, literatures. There are also "baskara, syamsi, rawi, dan syams" which rarely used even in the songs, poems, literatures. and not many indonesians know these words.

[@Ezullof]

Interesting, surya is from samskrit. It's fascinating to see how many words are from samskrit in indonesia given how far away it is.

[@Norrrrraaaa]

As a Swedish person I know that the movie frozen isn't called "frozen" in Sweden, it's actually called "frost"!

[@sayajalandanmakan4549]

hope the Indonesian explain that matahari literally mata and hari (eye and day) , eye of the day, the day's eye 😊

[@glorrrr5579]

maybe people do not know that Matahari once lived in Indonesia, precisely on the island of Java, even his youth was spent learning Javanese dance. A dance that can hypnotize political figures during World wars.. Europeans know who "Matahari" is..

[@tian3092]

Yeah Europeans know Mata Hari, the French guy noticed that in this video

[@Sara-bg1kz]

in Italy "Let it go" is "All'alba sorgerò" which means "at sunrise I will rise", you know, alba is sunrise and sorgerò is the verb to rise in future form

[@tomekville7]

I was driving on border of states Iam not aloud to visit but I wish to taste texas food and luisina maybe some alabamise food sounds exotic!!!!

[@wi_we_]

Why did I get angry when the swede said “Frozen” and not “Frost” like it’s called. I have no idea why I got upset 😂

[@PaulVincentContreras]

Nice one Carissaaaaaaaa😂

[@ksawerykaminski2606]

i just couldn't keep my eyes away from the french man

[@knzs]

3:58 i learn french at my school and that actually made sense we learnt that in 4th grade

[@angyML]

I'm just realizing that, in Indonesia, last year's Eurovision song called Mata Hari would sound to them like “su, su, sun, sun”. And yeah, Mata Hari worked as a spy during the First World War, but it is great to see someone knowing about her. Well, I've just noticed that the original Indonesian word is spelled together, but maybe said fast could sound like what I wrote before.

[@houseoftyrell1544]

Yes cause before became a spy, she was regular dutch woman who moved to Dutch East Indie (Indonesia was Dutch colony) after marriage then fall in love with Javanese culture (one of region in Indonesia) and took the influence to became exotic dancer.

[@irfanmauludin398]

SUN in Indonesia is Matahari, Mata means Eye and Hari means Day, so literaly Matahari means The Eye of the Day, so in Indonesia, Sun is the Eye of the Day 😋, and Indonesia also have other name too for SUN, those are MENTARI and SURYA

[@muh.awaluddin7893]

So i looked it up, Matahari was a dutch 'performer' Matahari was her stage name, captured by the french in the 'first' world war for being accused as a german spy

[@theseeker1609]

Matahari, in Filipino language the meaning is Eye of the King…

[@austronesia854]

In Indonesia Eye of the day

[@tian3092]

Yups, cuz Mata = Eye Hari = Day​@@austronesia854

[@VattenDemonen]

The name for Frozen is acctually Frost in Swedish :)

[@V530-15ICR]

Correct

[@sarasvensson6026]

When the Swedish girl said "I feel like a 100 years ago we could understand each other" to the German girl 💀

[@vladoholic8497]

That is just BS.

[@mqejiou1369]

Ça me tue a chaque fois quand le mec parle français les gens ils sont en mode wtf🤣🤣

[@dipopapo]

Matahari the famous female spy once living in Indonesia, she studied and converted to Hinduism there. Matahari translated into "Eye of the day" or sun. As you know sun shapped like big eye floating in the sky during the day time.

[@ChillStepCat]

Nice video. I was hoping for some new words. 😔 Here in Serbia we would say: Apple - Jabuka Sun - Sunce Water - Voda Flower - Cvet Music - Muzika Ferrari - Ferari Frozen - Frozen...

[@Mercadian]

I think if English hadn't taken so much French influence "fleur" for flower, we might still be using the old word "bloom", which would make us similar with our Germanic language cousins of Swedish and German.

[@Ezullof]

If English didn't have any history after 1066 then sure, but it wouldn't be English. I just don't understand why English-speaking people keep repeating that like they regret 9 centuries of the history of their language. At this point it's not just "french influence", it's how English became English.

[@Jearrow]

"if english didn't have any history" 💀as if english history was just about the Norman conquest of england. The simple fact that you said "it's how English became English" means you must not now the difference between english and old english. Moreover no english native speaker regret 9 centuries of the history of their language, somebody just pointed the fact that english would be much more similar to other germanic languages if it hadn't taken so much French influence@@Ezullof

[@MeowTV06]

Dude i love carrisaa

[@antopratama6572]

There is an Indonesia girl. I have to watch this 😄.. From Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@Know.meeeow]

7:00 I totally understand u, Alexander 😪 7:58 I just remembered "다 잊어" when they said "Let it Go" ❤️

[@TheSniatch]

Nice to see Nele is back :D

[@helpnatte]

in sweden, the film frozen is called "frost" :)

[@gottilenna]

Es increíble como los argentinos estamos en todos lados 💙🤍💛🤍💙

[@chrstiania]

she knew Englisch would be similar to French and Spanish but did not know she spoke an actual Germanic language?

[@gordonchild273]

Germanic language but with almost 60% of latin vocabulary (or Latin roots)

[@andyx6827]

@@gordonchild273 German also has tons of Latin words. So chances are that even the non-Germanic words in the English language will still be similar to the German ones.

[@jlpack62]

Blooma, blume, bloom (English). All 3 are Germanic languages. Bloom and flower are essentially the same when a noun, though flower is more commonly said.

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

So Orlando Bloom is basically Orlando Flower? No wonder he always played a hearthrob.

[@anndeecosita3586]

At least in the USA I think we are more like to say blossom for a noun than bloom. I usually hear bloom as a verb.

[@jlpack62]

@@anndeecosita3586 They can all be nouns and they can all be verbs. It's crazy isn't it?

[@dri_him]

In swedish we also have the word "Flora" which is the collective term for different flowers. Bloom and blooming in swedish is "Blomma/r" and it also means flower.

[@brini2439]

French and German 😍

[@greendro6410]

This was a great video 😁

[@fahmitaufikmuladi6512]

I'm Indonesian, and I think the letter "R" in Indonesian language (Bahasa Indonesia) is pronounced stronger than in Spanish.

[@fahmitaufikmuladi6512]

And bold