The secret of the origin of Arabic numerals (Please count the number of points)

[@CheetahLynx]

One day I'd like to see what your handwriting would look like in a fast writing situation like, say, taking notes in school

[@timetotango9453]

It’s the most frustrating thing when you like to write cleanly

[@hackedagent1008]

When you do the original no. 7 symbol Math teacher: no

[@佐藤桜-e5h]

これ思いついた人天才過ぎる。

[@Leyachoi]

entendi td em... rsrs

[@賢者-z4d]

天才というよりアーティスト

[@Tommy20106]

7なんでこんな字なん？

[@emotionalvideos6897]

イスラム教徒

[@lilinh9631]

You just add corners to fit the number

[@LeFlibu]

Seemed real untill I saw 5, 7 and 9

[@st0ox]

5, 7 and 9 threw me a bit off

[@HachiKaduki0501]

私も "７" を書くとき、最後に右下がりの短い線を加えますが、"１" と区別するだけではなかったのですね。

[@Norman_Lazarevich]

If those are arabic numbers then where are these numbers(١،٢،٣،٤،٥،٦،٧،٨،٩،٠) originated from?

[@marwaezzeldin]

India

[@yoori6836]

@@marwaezzeldin woOoooOOow

[@eeshcreatings2126]

Urdu

[@兎野メインチャンネルLV26-m1h]

なるほど。角度の数で決まっているんだな。

[@emperorkiva8063]

Japanese and their hentai pictures

[@Pedro0o.]

@@emperorkiva8063 ^-^🙏🏻

[@wawawa_sh]

変態って言われてて草

[@ゼルダの伝説]

@@wawawa_sh コメ主の画像がエロ画像って言われてんだゾ

[@ИраКот-л6я]

У девятки первый раз вижу такой хвостик!

[@ХамзаБелхасан]

Но мы используем вторые числа на арабском языке, который также является арабским числом.)(٠ ١ ٢ ٣ ٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ ٨ ٩ ١٠)Но эти цифры индийского происхождения, за исключением нуля, что мусульманский алгоритмический мир соответствует, и большинство чисел, которые используются в настоящее время в Европе, первоначально исламского мира, исламские ученые создали его, и аль-Khwarizmi положить их Забавно то, что почти весь мир в настоящее время использует номера, созданные мусульманами и в то же время мусульмане теперь не используют их, и они используют номера, разработанные индийского происхождения 😅☕

[@sniper_fox47]

Bro I'm Egyptian and I didnt knew that these are the real Arabic numbers lmao

[@avroml]

That's because they're actually Indian ;)

[@amajuusee2945]

This is masonic representation of arabic numerals.

[@Vinickw]

actually what he showed in this video isn't real, the originals Hindu-Arabic numerals aren't like these

[@user-lp5lx4by5y]

@@avroml Wrong

[@nippon_rtx7026]

That's Al Khawarizmi Numeric

[@Nigromancy]

Oh wow this is amazing!

[@amdryzen1932]

Its a lie

[@aarondavis5386]

It's not true

[@timkulchitsky6690]

It's decided: a circle has 0 sides, not infinity!

[@jessiegarcia2442]

Hi!!! Takumi san I really like your videos. Grettings from Mexico City. 🇲🇽♥️🇯🇵🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@walaaabass4618]

It's a shame that most of us Arabs don't know that they're actually Arabic numbers and use Indian numbers(١،٢،٣...) instead. just a few years ago I knew they were actually Arabic, and only about a month ago did I know they were related to Corners.😕

[@brighto.9490]

I am Arab and this is not the first time in my life that I see our real numbers✊🏻

[@yeruschmift8422]

I am Russian and they taught me this at school

[@RahulRyachand]

Amazing work 😍😍💖

[@waldilene-p1g]

Não estou entendendo porque eu quando vejo a sugestão dos videos deste canal...eu assisto ate o fim....muito bom, bem peculiar ...Parabéns

[@luciana6037]

Quem diria, não sou a única brasileira que assistir esse tipo de conteúdo 🤡

[@waldilene-p1g]

@@luciana6037 é bem interessante...e constata o que estudo, a base de todas as línguas é unica, deve ser por isso que fico tão curiosa

[@Bartzin55]

Eu acho tão gostoso assistir kkkkkkk

[@waldilene-p1g]

@@Bartzin55 kkkkkkkk, de fato é canal diferente mesmo

[@АлексейОрлов-б3й]

Сильно за уши притянуто. Допустим цифры 2, 4, 5, 7 и 9. В них просто либо убраны либо добавлены углы, чтобы совпадало. Возможно это я придираюсь и в оригинале они пишутся именно так как показано на видео, но я такое вижу впервые.

[@ХамзаБелхасан]

Но мы используем вторые числа на арабском языке, который также является арабским числом.)(٠ ١ ٢ ٣ ٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ ٨ ٩ ١٠)

[@amdryzen1932]

Видео пиздеж

[@setyardz]

ああ..私はそれを手に入れました！それぞれの角は数のポイントです...ああ、なるほど...

[@Sakurada.Familia]

外国人ですか？日本語が上手ですね。

[@setyardz]

@@Sakurada.Familia 私はインドネシア出身です...日本語はあまり話せません。間違って発音したらごめんなさい🙏

[@Sakurada.Familia]

いえいえ、あなたはとてもお上手ですよ

[@setyardz]

まあ、本当に？ありがとうございました！

[@Focke-Wulf]

Во первых индийских, арабы не имеют вообще отношения к цифрам, во вторых это на сколько мне известно надуманно про углы

[@chococho5370]

Арабы взяли эти цифры у индийцев, а уже потом все остальные у арабов, ну а про углы да, это старый миф

[@banhuan8]

Look like Domino!😂

[@sniper_fox47]

Lol ikr , and I'm Egyptian and I didnt knew that these are the real Arabic numbers LOLLLL

[@AHLEM.2024]

Thanks, Iam arabe and i love your videos.

[@iannikolas5171]

Arabian looks really cool, it's definitely one of my favorite writing systems.

[@yahyaaa1980]

انا عمري ٤١ ومن السعوديه ودرست بمدارسنا بالسعوديه وكنا نعرف هذي المعلومه من الصف المتوسط وان الارقام الحاليه هي ارقام هنديه والارقام الانجليزيه هي بالاصل عربيه....استغرب كثير من الاخوه العرب عدم معرفتهم بها

[@abdulaahshaker6314]

انا لسه عارفه كده دلوقتي😃😂😂

[@yahyaaa1980]

@@abdulaahshaker6314 هههه كل عام وانت طيب ياصاحبي وهذي الدنيا كل يوم نتعلم شي جديد والله يجزا مدرسينا كل خير كانو يجتهدون لاثراءنا بالمعلومات الاضافيه

[@reimari_a]

なんだろうこの…サイコロになりきれなかった感…

[@windyoviedo7886]

Veo muchísimo tus vídeos y me encantan pero me causa estrés que separes el lápiz literal en cada línea jaja saludos 😁😁

[@Badwish]

Я так и знал, что форма цифры зависит от количества углов в цифре )

[@Ktoprochitaltotsdoxnet]

Это фейк

[@ВикторИванов-ю7ю]

@@МаринаФ-щ2б С помощью хвостиков в представленном методе всегда можно "подогнать решение под ответ". Насчёт "правду мы никогда не узнаем", а статья вики "Арабские цифры" на что? Арабские цифры на самом деле - индийские. И их первоначальную форму можно увидеть в данной статье. Ни о каком счёте углов там речи не идёт.

[@Nz_044]

Seriously...that sound so fake... The 9 have a spiral on the down ?!?! You just did that, to make 3 more points...

[@ChristianJiang]

Lol look at that seven then, I cringed

[@Nz_044]

@@ChristianJiang yes lol

[@aarondavis5386]

It is fake the origin of Arabic numerals looks nothing like that

[@revenger211]

Just make a simple Google..

[@reteguy7338]

@@ChristianJiang mate, the thing is at the year 800 ish there were a split between arabic numerals that result into two distinct shapes, that is western and eastern (after they were derived from hind gwalior that composed by Al-Khwarzmi). The western numerals actually looks a litle bit like this, except they were didn't look as stiff as in this video and obviously not as taper, oh and also they didn't have the dots in every angels. But nonetheless they all were rather similar in shape.

[@ChristianJiang]

Oh nooo not even you... That was the cringy facebook-post-type of infographic shit I saw years ago 😩 I like how the numbers get all deformed and warped so that this “etymological truth” can be proved

[@noctuamguarda-cosmos9314]

yeah, and people tend believe in anything that looks cool without hesitating, even with zero background info being shown

[@pixequil]

Yeah epic fail

[@guillermolopezpadilla8587]

Estoy completamente seguro k el algoritmo de KZbin me mandó para acá

[@脱獄民〆人狼一位]

それ

[@maysam6677]

نعم انها اللغة العربية😏🖤

[@reteguy7338]

For all peoples here that said this is fake, read this comment. The thing is at the year 800 ish, arabic numerals were split into two distinct shapes, that is western and eastern (after they were derived from hind gwalior that composed by a mathematician named Al-Khwarzmi). The western numerals actually looks a litle bit like this, except they shouldn't look as stiff as in this video and obviously not as taper, oh and also they shouldn't have the dots in every angels. But in any case, they're all rather similar in shape.

[@vane_lao]

Totally minblowing!! I feel so satisfied by watching this, oh my...

[@wildanrisqi4042]

this figure is exactly the same as the book al khawarizmi 🤔

[@s.g.b.808]

The „0“ is actually from India; even the Maya knew it long before the European. Good work btw 👍🏼

[@ViAikBreeck]

All of these are from India, they're called Arabic because Europe imported them from the Arabs. Maya has nothing to do with India.

[@yahyaaa1980]

No brother.....the nowdays arabic numbers are originally indian like those ١٢٣٤ and the now days english numbers are origanlly arabic like this 1234 as showen in vedio and the first scientist who invent the zero is an arab scholar called alkhawarezmi

[@hamzarocksgamer]

What? The zero wasnt invented by the indians.. it was al khawarezmi the father of algebra and from whose name came the word Algorithm

[@yahyaaa1980]

@@hamzarocksgamer yes ..you are right

[@Agent_iq]

١ ٢ ٣ ٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ ٨ ٩ ٠ this is your numbers. 💙👍

[@c-historia]

Molto interessante!

[@Etoile__Bleue]

C'est tellement logique

[@mikedl1105]

Were the original numerals really so blocky?

[@hard-workingsolder5708]

Сегодня ты меня не порадовал(

[@migmila]

Написание не арабское, с углами придумано. В 6 ке можно было сделать маленький хвостик как у 5 КИ и было бы семь углов

[@Raul_2009]

Wait... the 2 it is an Z?

[@putritunggalhartawan5682]

Masa sich.. gw baru tau 😃

[@Yippie9830]

Iya beneran mbak sekarang scriptnya masih tersimpan kayaknya tapi lupa dimana 😊

[@profesor_ai]

Lah, dari SD mana? Batu tau 1-10 itu angka arab atau arabic number?

[@putritunggalhartawan5682]

@@Yippie9830 a..ha😄

[@putritunggalhartawan5682]

@@profesor_ai 🤔gk tau 😄

[@mauroledesma4962]

i'll show this to the aliens

[@Vinickw]

I have seen about this supposed origin innumerous times on the internet, but *it is NOT real* First: it isn't Arabic numeral, it is Hindu-Arabic numeral, because it was created in India and the _"Arabic"_ Al-Khwarizmi (that was actually a Persian) have first described it outside India, originally, the algorisms were so much different, I can't put an image here, neither a link, so you'll need to copy the link and put a dot: tinyurl(dot)com/numeralsorigin . This image is very simplified, I wasn't able to find a better one in English. As you can see, the numbers aren't like those on this video, for example, the seven have never had this stroke in the middle, neither this curvy thing(?) on the top, the middle stroke is only used on the handwriting to not be confounded with the one ( 1 7 , It may be kinda tricky to distinguish if you write like this, but you can also put a stoke in the bottom of the one, or, as I do, write the one like |, just a vertical bar). Also, the nine have never that curvy thing on the bottom, it hasn't changed so much from the Hindu until nowadays, only the Brahmi one was a little bit different.

[@randomnickify]

You are right, original numbers were completly different, it was during adoption of them in Europe when the "count the angles" rule was added and numerals evolved into the ones we are using now.

[@ziahmed7302]

But you can see the form of these numbers (Arabic numbers) doesn't similar to majority Indian numbers

[@ziahmed7302]

Al-khawrizme had wrote a book on calculation of the Indian numbers, and so, Al-khawrizme worked on developing the numbers with math base, to reach this form you watch in this video.

[@choucolte9468]

Hate me, but i think it should be 'number of corner'

[@nippon_rtx7026]

Oh That's Al Khawarizmi Numeric I little confused because the number actually like this : ١٢٣٤٥٦٧٨٩٠

[@Scott.18348]

44 dots??

[@ちょっと前までの俺]

dot-count font とかで広められそう

[@luffysgirlfriend_]

Thanks! That is amazing!

[@aarondavis5386]

Amazing yes, also not true

[@christopherchedid1321]

Dont arabics use Indian numerals? I mean I'm one myself ans I've never seen those

[@lePistolero]

Wha't are your sources?

[@murtaa-v]

جميل بالتوفيق.

[@damjotsingh9643]

1 Million Soon

[@H4RDRESET]

How to turn arabic numbers into dominoes

[@guillermolopezpadilla8587]

De todos modos, buen video super interesante

[@LCM-qk1en]

It's actually easier the line theory: l 1 = 2 Ξ 3 '-l- 4 ιΞι 5 íΞι 6 Ξí= 7 íΞí 8 'ΞíΞ 9 The fast writing and the pass of the years make the work. The elimination of the _ in 1, 7 and 9 is distinguishable

[@КыштымОрехов]

Всю жизнь эти цифры пишу, и до этого дня не знал, что тут так много смысла

[@Stacey2010]

угу✌

[@ХамзаБелхасан]

Но мы используем вторые числа на арабском языке, который также является арабским числом.)(٠ ١ ٢ ٣ ٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ ٨ ٩ ١٠)Но эти цифры индийского происхождения, за исключением нуля, что мусульманский алгоритмический мир соответствует, и большинство чисел, которые используются в настоящее время в Европе, первоначально исламского мира, исламские ученые создали его, и аль-Khwarizmi положить их Забавно то, что почти весь мир в настоящее время использует номера, созданные мусульманами и в то же время мусульмане теперь не используют их, и они используют номера, разработанные индийского происхождения 😅☕

[@amdryzen1932]

Это все пиздеж, почитай в интернете происхождение цифр

[@georelbonai8244]

Next, Babylonian Cuneiform

[@tenlangercheeringsongch1978]

2を見た時 2つの直線が平行なら錯角は等しい を思い出した。

[@izzmanelhammirza7557]

Arabic numbers and letter used to write using KHAT pencils

[@OshimaMalaysianYTtokuotsu1999]

واحد ١ اثنان ٢ ثلاثة ٣ اربعة ٤ خمسة ٥ ستة ٦ سبعة ٧ ثمانية ٨ تسعة ٩ صفر ٠ (sorry if i mistaken)

[@OshimaMalaysianYTtokuotsu1999]

@Layan 𓋜. Alright, thanks for fixing my spelling! :)

[@nikvalentincic9764]

Nice one, I was at the presentation of the Arab culture and they told us to count inside corners (points). Again, good job.

[@0901suyo]

お手本にします。

[@軍鶏時ラナ]

先生「たくみん、後でドバイに来るように」

[@otakusekai7166]

not numbers of points , it's just number of angles

[@leafygold3467]

I WANT THAT PEN 🖋️!!!

[@jenetaro6366]

What with all the dots 😅😂

[@jackbalitok3910]

OK I'll subscribe for this one

[@aleksis4575]

Цифры похожи как на почтовых конвертах индекс писали.

[@ienas_sarandos]

фейк. арабские цифры никогда не писались подобным образом.

[@脱獄民〆人狼一位]

「成り立ち」です

[@オレオ37]

なるほど！

[@mohamedrashwan6826]

Where is the arbic number I cant see it.. you wrote english number .. ?!?!?! From where you get your information ???

[@мохамедофсенпаи]

The modern numbers its have a Arabic roots

[@misiafaraona]

Trochę "na siłę" to zrobił

[@user-TOWA-0504-ShunKaShuTou]

まさか角の数から生まれた数字だったとは...

[@TheSkyGamez]

corners not points

[@脱獄民〆人狼一位]

思えば9の階乗の数にもなっている

[@pssilva3973]

Now I knew why the cursive 7 is slashed.

[@Vinickw]

actually, the seven is slashed to not be confounded with the one, 1 and 7 may be kinda tricky to distinguish in handwriting, but you can also put a stoke in the bottom of the one, or, as I do, write the one like |, just a vertical bar note that what he showed in this video isn't real.

[@pssilva3973]

@@Vinickw Thank you for commenting.

[@andzia-tq9hv]

I think it's too far-fetched with 4 and upper

[@thelordnaevis4946]

this isn’t real tho

[@mustafa_hassan313]

This is not Arabic as the topic implies; this is English.

[@fuffidageld2120]

The european languages took the numerals from Arabian. That's why they are called arabic numerals. It's like we call the "English" alphabet Latin alphabet

[@ashishmeshram5057]

@@fuffidageld2120 dude the numerals were taken from India Some dude showed it to the westerners and they started calling it Arabic numerals lol

[@fuffidageld2120]

@@ashishmeshram5057 Sorry you two! I know that they came from India, that's why I also wrote some other comments that this video shows the wrong origin. I just wanted to make clear that we call the "English" numerals Arabic numerals. But my point was not wrong. They took the numerals from Arabia (without knowing that they originally came from India), that's why they called it Arabic numerals. The Arabians just took it from India before :D

[@ashishmeshram5057]

@@fuffidageld2120 Now that's very true I saw someone in the comments say it was "originally" made by al khwarizmi. He just took the hindu numerals and used them. He didn't invent it

[@fuffidageld2120]

@@ashishmeshram5057 Exactly. And this whole angle stuff is made up as far as I'm concerned. The hindu numerals looked way different, it's a sad misbelief that spreads through the Internet

[@alexc1485]

Is this legit? Feels like a load of nonsense to me... some of them it works well but 4, 5, 7 and 9 are a bit of a stretch

[@aarondavis5386]

It is nonsense, the origin of Arabic numbers does not look like that

[@fatimaarzu1810]

Amazing .. Yes, they are the original Arabic numbers and they were invented by Al-Khwarizmi

[@ashishmeshram5057]

He didn't invent them though The number zero too They were invented in India and Al khwarizmi used them and showed them to the westerners. They thought he made it so they call it arabic numerals. In reality its called the hindu Arabic numeral since he modified some of the numbers. Still he was a great polymath.

[@qxtr5853]

@@ashishmeshram5057 そうですね

[@krishnaats7141]

Al Khwarizmi copied the laws of math and numbers from Indians along with decimal system. He didn't even understand properly all the properties of zero and negative integers. Please give credit to where its due and take it when you deserve some

[@stormtrooperfun2525]

The zero was created by the Mayans too. Its origin isn't clear at all

[@krishnaats7141]

@@stormtrooperfun2525 was it used as part of decimal system? Rules of zero and negatives were known to Mayans? Did Mayans too pass it to the Arabs, that they became Arabic numerals!?

[@ziahmed7302]

So these the Arabic numbers are the most common system numbers in the world, and yet the majority of Arabs today using the Indian numbers !

[@user-hc8uz4ne2u]

結局たくみん何人ですか？

[@愚有愚琉]

へぇー マジですか?!

[@wh1stxd]

45 Точек

[@ХамзаБелхасан]

Но мы используем вторые числа на арабском языке, который также является арабским числом.)(٠ ١ ٢ ٣ ٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ ٨ ٩ ١٠)

[@infomath01]

4 не так

[@mohican8860]

this Interesting thing

[@DokJekyll]

Ребят, это фейк, не верьте любой красивой фигне в интернете, связи на самом деле нет

[@suhaali8939]

Wait...so these are ancient numbers?

[@fuffidageld2120]

No, it is a misbelief that spread through the Internet. The Arabian numerals originated from India and they look totally different

[@peemaiphatma4397]

สอนเขียนภาษาเกาหลีหน่อยได้มั้ยคะ

[@fishygal53]

But thats nt arabic?

[@pikr1167]

It is

[@はりぼージューC]

ジョークだよ　って書かないと本気にするやつで荒れそう。。

[@osamasaleh7783]

The orgin is the number of angles

[@peopleshowerbecauseitsatre1596]

8 really said ⏳

[@maskymaskxd7966]

Parece un idioma antiguo xd

[@igorcardosodeabreu8310]

Forçou a barra.

[@-aber_vater-8329]

Imagine try to write a million in arabic-

[@bukazserem1722]

Huh? You don't know this system? It's working a bit diffrent - million is 1 000 000

[@-aber_vater-8329]

@@bukazserem1722 it's a joke -_- i know how to count past 10

[@bukazserem1722]

@@-aber_vater-8329 oh... sorry

[@edoardofichera9961]

I can die in peace.

[@abhijithcpreej]

Arabic numbers, btw, come from India. It's a historical misnomer.

[@amajuusee2945]

Nope, totally wrong no body goes into middle of the desert to teach numerals.

[@abhijithcpreej]

@@amajuusee2945 at least Google before you type shit

[@ziahmed7302]

But you can see the form of these numbers (Arabic numbers) doesn't similar to majority Indian numbers How you explain that ?!

[@ziahmed7302]

Al-khawrizme had wrote a book on calculation of the Indian numbers, and so, Al-khawrizme worked on developing the numbers with math base, to reach this form you watch in this video.