The Sound of the Coastal Kadazan language (Numbers, Greetings & The Parable)

[@schumi26]

Unbelieveable about all the unknown languages 😀 keep up the work

[@Phober]

Hello can you make more of this kadazan language translation from english to kadazan please...so the new generation of kadazan people easy to find and learn the coastal kadazan language in your youtube channel

[@zygzach6588]

Amazing, one of the few rare austronesian languages that has vowel harmony

[@coolmat_hiphop2879]

Saya minta tolong translate ni ayat pakai 100% bahasa kadazan kii.. saya sudah translate pakai bahasa suku saya. Tapi saya mau belajar kadazan 👇 1️⃣ khuatir, otakku meramal ramalan yang belum pasti (Orosian, tutokku monindu poninduan do au poh daa abaya'an) 2️⃣ ada dua jalan, Jalan Pasrah di kiri, Jalan Berserah di kanan, Bukan tidak tahu ke mana, Harus memilih jalan (Haro duo ralan, Ralan Mokisimoyo id gibang, Ralan Otumboyo id wanan, Okon au kotunud, Mositi momilih waya'an)

[@amysylvester7289]

Awesome language! I’d like the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) language next if possible!

[@wyattmoulton5119]

That would be amazing since I’m a Wolastoqey person!

[@amysylvester7289]

@@wyattmoulton5119 That’s so cool!

[@tanjunjie5588]

I was still in doubt if this is the Kadazan version as in Sabah, Malaysia. Seeing some comment here, I'm rest assured. I have the feeling of learning the language but sources are limited. One question if someone could answer, is Kadazan language grammar structure more similar to of Tagalog (V-S-O) than to Malay/Indonesian? Thank in advance.

[@elley13]

Kadazan or Dusun tangaara is basically a sub-ethnic of Dusun peoples. Dusun have many sub-ethnics. Each sub-ethnics have differences but more similarities in their languages and cultures and they can understand each other.

[@drakl0r]

Yup, Dusun and Kadazan language generally follows the VSO structure. They are almost similar and with some adjustments could be mutually intelligible with each other.

[@kcthefree5976]

thnx to this channel one day i'll be able to tell the parable in every language & i'm not christian

[@jalapenopepper3282]

Awesome pronunciation

[@rizalsandy]

So many o here 😀

[@oweruu]

Fun fact: There are no e letter in kadazan language

[@netsong2239]

This is just me, but I strongly affiliate the letter and sound E (not the english "ee" that's basically "i") with green colour. That gives this language a really unique feel as does Arabic since green is such a powerful and dominating colour. Missing it is a big deal for me.

[@kenlimjoon5877]

Otopot nogi o

[@matthewpetrus9231]

and the letter c except for loanword

[@cavengameplay6671]

I'm kadazan on Sabah but i don't know how to speak kadazan language.

[@ElizaGom21]

This is my culture I’m very surprised it’s from malaysia Kodawadan

[@thespiritualwanderer2180]

Hi andy.Can you add vocabulary to turkic languages too? Please.

[@fukpoeslaw3613]

they did already several turkic languages.

[@MyRusssia]

Please could you upload the Sogdian and Khotanese videos? :)

[@nicdeship]

KADAZAN IS IN SARAWAK OR SABAH?

[@hshshshhdhshd4996]

Sabah

[@MeinGoobbyXI]

Sabah But There are also some in Sarawak

[@mmjhui170]

Sabah but there are some dusunic people in Sarawak such as Bisaya(mostly in limbang)

[@k2.035]

Sabah

[@ItemVexReview]

I give the sub so i can learn 10 or more languages.

[@saisaipech]

Kadazan looks like Obo Manobo language from the Philippines because both languages have a lot of "o"

[@fernsugi]

Erm Lima GANG?

[@marshallstevie7954]

Himo, Limo, Lima still same gang

[@elfenomenoo859]

Still same

[@alvinsproduction1155]

kadazan is from malaysia

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Lima gang but also sound change gang.

[@marshallstevie7954]

Still same lima gang

[@ANTSEMUT1]

@@marshallstevie7954 i mean yeah.

[@jackobyoshua4700]

Good job 👍🏻👍🏻 Kadazandusun Language is Sino Tibetan and Austranesian... Awesome Sabah is Vowel w, v, z, r, o

[@ae-Michael]

KadazanDusun is not related to Sino-Tibetan. Only Austronesian - Malayo-polynesian.

[@leowea7611]

so... no lima gang today?

[@leowea7611]

@@xilinjoecao5241 I know, the same goes for the Rapa Nui language, but as it's not said exactly as "lima" I don't see people saying "lima gang", that's just it

[@reijinvyskra1759]

They do have apat which is 4 in Tagalog.

[@ANTSEMUT1]

@@leowea7611 it's born of lima and shows obvious phonological connections, therefore still is lima gang.

[@nathanaelpereira5221]

Brazilian portuguese, PLEEEEEASE! ❤️🇧🇷

[@joaohenriquefontes8633]

It has been done already with many different accents

[@JoaoP.434]

Já foi feito já. Também tem vídeos de vários dialetos/sotaques do Português Brasileiro

[@aninntawau8951]

Tausug number 1 isa 2 duwa 3 tuw 4 upat 5 lima 6 unum 7 pitu 8 walu 9 siam 10 hangpo

[@watchout1979]

Sounds awfully Philippine, yet it isn't…

[@zygzach6588]

@EyeZackZin the grammar are somewhat similar if comparing kadazan to tagalog. Altho a few differences here and there but both have VSO sentence structure and highly agglutinative just different usage of affixes and lots of false friends

[@ANTSEMUT1]

@@zygzach6588 also has the austronesian alignment like Tagalog.

[@andremassabki6034]

No lima gang! 👁️👄👁️

[@oweruu]

Limo

[@jaironperezcopa6503]

Sound change :)

[@marshallstevie7954]

Himo(kadazan), Limo(Dusun,jawa), Lima(Philipines,Malay), Ima(Bunun Language formosan).....we still lima gang

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

It shockingly looked like an amalgamation of Finnish, Mongol and even Inuit languages instead of Austronesian!! 😱 P.S.: Can't wait for a vid on Eskimo-Aleut languages.