Words That Sound Completely Different in Only 1 Language Pt. 2

THESE WORDS ARE SO AWESOME!
There are some words that sound entirely different in just one (or a few) language(s). Featured languages in this video: Bulgarian, Polish, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Czech, German, Spanish, Dutch, Latvian, Norwegian, Indonesian, Finnish, French, Italian, Mandarin, Greek, Austrian, Danish, Swedish, Romanian, Hungarian.
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#words #languages #different

[@Maya-hf3zw]

English: Italy Italian: Italia Russian: Италия (Italiya) Finnish: Italia Polish: Włochy

[@mr.hippopotamus1792]

Ý

[@egrikchimail]

По-польски произносится "Вуохы", господи

[@PhysiologyShark]

Indonesian : Italia

[@xx_gacha_misteriosa_xxxx_g5915]

True

[@PhysiologyShark]

@carpa nera yep

[@markis2259]

English : Italy Italian : Italia *99% of langues* : Italia/Italy/Iatalja Polish : WŁOCHY

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

Because Poland ^^

[@janoslink8503]

Hungarian: OLASZORSZÁG

[@sundaebloodysundae6021]

Vietnamese: Ý

[@moznaitak4631]

Polska najlepszą być 😜 If you understand, please like 👍

[@PhysiologyShark]

K#$&@

[@ripperopz7569]

English: Germany Russian: Германя Italian: Germania German: DEUTSCHLAND

[@clasdavid5450]

Sweden: Tyskland

[@xsxfx9x7]

Yeah, but basically the correct name of a country is what they use for themselves

[@agataradomska8182]

Polish: Niemcy

[@DutchR5Family]

Dutch: Duitsland

[@ansku9666]

finnish : saksa

[@sunzle]

Plot twist: English: Computer Hungarian: *s z á m í t ó g é p*

[@shibito5442]

In hungarian is everything wierd

[@sitzpredsedafunt8544]

Počítač 😁 (čítať - to read počítať - to count, to calculate, to compute počítač - computer :)

[@shibito5442]

@@sitzpredsedafunt8544 taky čech XD

[@shirly9374]

English: Computer Hebrew: machshev מחשב

[@whoeverest_the_whateverest]

Spanish: Ordinador

[@bnkgretta]

“Poland” is In French - Pologne In Italy - Polonia In Turkey - Polonya In Swedish - Polen And in Hungarian - Lengyelország🙂😂

[@tomaszkazmierczak5094]

In Turkish it's ''Lechistan'' or something similiar

[@grindyy1094]

Oh! Magyar vagy?

[@Krisbutcherdm]

Az mondjuk alap hogy ország megy minden országnak a neve mögé

[@bnkgretta]

Gábor Kardos igen😅

[@iggy6142]

In dutch polen

[@nippleninja255]

Literally any language: Finland Finnish itself: Suomi

[@kaiserbeaver1980]

Also Latvian: Somija

[@vihreaihme1508]

Suomi perkele

[@MeatBallFreak333]

Suomi jee lepakkomies jee

[@plexium7816]

@@kaiserbeaver1980 Somija priekš gejiem

[@democrack113]

Also Finnish: *TIETOKONE*

[@Dukstless]

1:31 Czech Republic: We call May Kveten Poland: wait, that's illegal

[@beepittybapitty]

Its květen not kveten

[@astra3213]

@msxtrpla-yer We don't have that leter XDDD

[@koza9857]

true

[@adikmena]

Polska?

[@potato-vp8wx]

@@astra3213 switch Polish keyboard to Czech xd (BIG BRAIN)

[@getawaycassie]

The way he said ”lePAkkomies” is quite funny (not in an offencive way)

[@potato7842]

Yeah idk why we finnish People call it like that.

[@BriarOrbit]

lePAKKoMieS

[@areloTET]

Bat = Lepakko, Man = Mies

[@A-A_P]

That finnish hmm, isolationist-type of a policy, plus the conservativity in language policies probably (not a finn tho, so can't say for certain:))

[@_m.i.l.z.i_]

lePAKKOmies

[@seself]

Almost all languages: Russia! Hungarian: *”oRoSzOrsZàG!”*

[@user-xz9mc9ui4c]

That sounds threatening.

[@carmenusurelu9836]

@@user-xz9mc9ui4c omg yes 😂

[@BudapestProductions]

But for Hungarians it is a basic word. For example: Németország (Germany), Görögország(Greece), etc... Almost all of the country names contains the word "ország" - country.

[@julien.s2002]

Mandarin Chinese : 俄罗斯 (Èluòsī) 😂😂🇨🇳🇹🇼

[@julien.s2002]

Vietnamese : *Nga* 😂😂🇻🇳

[@cheesecheese7595]

literally every single language ever: ananas english: piNeApPLe

[@migran6346]

Brazilian:abacaxi

[@stef511]

Ανααααναααααςς

[@Aerialyn]

and panda is tɡe same in 90% of lanɡuaɡes

[@danksquidboy]

Ananas is literally just denmark, sweden and norway

[@stef511]

@@danksquidboy And Greece too

[@rajikow1437]

1:19 In Polish is "Nie" "Niet" is in russian

[@DrStone-rw3ct]

Yes

[@cobbercube]

Rajikow or нет

[@The_1stAmerican]

Ja właśnie chciałem napisać 😅

[@rajikow1437]

@@cobbercube Sorry i don't know russian alphabet😂😂

[@crimzon9983]

Tak

[@Sn6uiw]

Gb: sex Mex: sesso Germany: Geschlechtsverkehr

[@bercikeekovacs5976]

Hungarian: Németország (to Ripper OpZ) & Hungarian: nem (noun, with open E).

[@oskarimanninen4139]

Venäjä

[@ethanpintar5454]

It's also "Sex" in German. "Geschlechtsverkehr" means "sexual intercourse".

[@1mdrum]

English: October Slovak: Október Russian: октябрь German: Oktober Spain: Octubre French: Octobre Serbian: Октобар Czech: ŘÍJEN 😂 Edit: thanks for the likes ^_^

[@karopot6146]

Polish:Październik

[@janiek.3119]

Česi sú v tomto unikátny 🤣🤣

[@magpie_one]

🇫🇮- lokakuu

[@Be3y_6aJly]

Русский?🇷🇺😅

[@1mdrum]

@@Be3y_6aJly Что? 😄

[@zowcygan9616]

*Angry polish guy warning* "No" In polish is "nie" not "niet". We aren’t russians kurwa. *To all saying to read the comment, I know i read the comment that's how some polish people react to that sort of things (They are really proud of their country). *

[@thefoxcreation3580]

Same bitches in video games

[@Deneris02]

If you read the first message in the comments you would actually understand. smh.

[@AnnaAnna-yf1is]

Ja tak ciagle mowie

[@thecutest739]

ЧЕГО ТЕБЕ НАДО!!!!

[@zowcygan9616]

@@thecutest739 I czym jest twój kurwa problem?

[@marlin90282]

German:Computer English:Computer Italian:Computer Danish:Computer Dutch:Computer Polish:Komputer Turkish:BİLGİSAYAR

[@ClevelandFanClub]

Portugese: COMPUTADOR

[@laurikaunisto7403]

Finnish: Tietokone🇫🇮

[@kigyozogyurcsanyferenc2133]

Hungarian:Számítógép🇭🇺

[@user-tj1xl8dr8e]

Czech: počítač╮(. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)╭

[@NotEnoughtInkYourSelf]

Polish: komputer / laptop

[@thomasfan2799]

Actually computer is different in many languages rather than French Spanish (and minority languages): Ordernador (but also Computadora) Czech: Pocítac Swedish: Dator Welsh: Cyfrifiadur Serbian: Rachunar Norwegian: Datamaskin Hungarian: Számítógép Icelandic: Tölva Irish: Ríomhaire Finnish: Tietokone Estonian: Arvuti

[@janslavik5284]

Don't forget the little diacritic marks for Czech, it's "počítač" ;)

[@auzakov1977]

In Russian, *laptop* is notebook, but computer remains the same

[@cacaostoler]

In czech is it "počítač"

[@stop_motion_romania]

In turkish Bilgisayar

[@JJoan_yt]

English: ambulance Dutch: ambulance French: ambulance Germany: KRANKENWAGEN

[@terezialisik1905]

Slovak : sanitka

[@heromal9469]

Hun:Tűzoltóautó

[@werkaw1255]

Polish: pogotowie

[@apod5325]

*krankenwagen

[@benuherka8709]

Czech and Slovak: sanitka, záchranka

[@szefowaolifka]

In Polish "no" is "nie" without this "t"

[@germanyfirstamericanforste8179]

Nie is in Germany never

[@kxrxm]

Niet po rusku Nie po polsku

[@m4ygr149]

Greek yes ναι

[@micreper]

@@germanyfirstamericanforste8179 *hitler intensifies*

[@ningame9779]

Germany first America Förster lol stimmt

[@manamen2382]

English: Poland Norwegian: Polen Polish: Polska Czech: Polsko Dutch: Polen Italian: Polonia ... Lithuanian: Lenkija! One question: why Lithuania? Why?

[@idk-nl8uh]

Ask hungary

[@miguelangelmorenomartinez9122]

Polen in Spanish is a drug! hahaha

[@meorixlps1974]

@Miguel Ángel Moreno Martínez OH NO

[@saralipinska7149]

Cool

[@eggliker69]

Romania : polonia

[@ItsDominika]

*When you live in a bearly known country and he mentions it*

[@louisls12345]

French : Finlande English : Finland Almost all European languages : Finland Finnish : Suomi

[@maks9111]

@FledPolskaPL wiedziałem że w tym komu będzie że Finlandia kurwa wiedziałem XD

[@richardijoo8745]

Latvian-somija

[@numarangac]

everybody gangsta till mp3 starts to play Vapaussoturin Valloituslaulu arghh perkele red army where is my kosken?!?

[@MazochistaRozsas]

Hungarian: Finnország

[@karpak]

German: Finnland

[@blusoldier8686]

Fun Fact! *Turkey has Batman named city*

[@hungryfareasternslav1823]

Russia has a town in Orenburg Oblast named Gay lol

[@mimazongolkapandi8804]

Türk müsün lan

[@shinju4177]

Batman diye yazılıyo ama öyle okunmuyo o betmen bu batman

[@monikaosmenda3269]

I had a map and I saw it lol

[@matemorvai4444]

Fun Fact! Norway has a city named Hell

[@CiinAmonn_]

Every word: *exist* Hungary: I'm about to end this man's whole career

[@chaoscreatorss1533]

XD why is this so true! Btw I'm Hungarian

[@rertoflex]

OROSZORSZÁÁG

[@NoraTheCreator117]

BOJLER ELADÓ Also: 1:39 Számítógép (which literally could be translated as 'computing machine')

[@CiinAmonn_]

Ezen miért van ennyi like-

[@CiinAmonn_]

@Oseralint gameplay I already know that

[@redspy3655]

Everybody: oh so polish no is niet Me from poland: nie kurwa no is nie.

[@azz847]

Everybody: Chips Czech: Smažené bramborové lupínky

[@vondoomcz5180]

"brambůrky"

[@laratenente82]

Not everybody :p Italian : patatine

[@PlacekGamePlay]

Frytki in Polish........

[@oliveradamobona787]

Vy nemáte čipsy?

[@azz847]

@@oliveradamobona787 Máme, ale na zadní straně usložení je často napsáno Smažené bramborové lupínky

[@ypsilonpl]

Poland: Kwiecień = April Czech: Kveten = May xD

[@ukaszszerszen9471]

this is no funny

[@Kn0r..]

Fucking logic

[@vylemsobotka3653]

Kwieceń = duben

[@loverinettecz695]

My language is czech 😂

[@kananieaktywny4938]

POLSKI ROZWALA SYSTEM XD

[@Carnilon1]

English: Mathematics French: Mathématiques German: Mathematik Russian: Математика Polish: Matematyka Spanish: Matemáticas Dutch: Wiskunde

[@pmbakker5163]

We like to be different some times

[@pasi3817]

Wtf why is there no finish

[@NeichoKijimura]

Sorry!

[@fajarradian2769]

Indonesian: Matematika

[@caramelmacchiatoe]

@@doupt fuck Finland

[@proja764]

1:32 In Hungary: számítógép is computer.

[@kaakkuritransit]

English: server Estonia: server Swedish: server Norwegian: server Italian: server Latvian: serveris Lithuanian: serveris Holland: server Polish: serwer Serbo-Croatian: server Czech: server Occitan: servidor Portuguese: servidor Hungarian: szerver . Finnish: palvelin

[@vihreaihme1508]

Tai sit ihan vaan serveri. Kyllä oon kuullu sitäkin.

[@MeatBallFreak333]

:D

[@annisaurus]

Joo no, melkein jokaiseen näihin olis käyny loppuun suomi. Mutta aika totta joo :DD

[@blackheavyblans]

Finglish: *servu*

[@NikoboiNFTB]

SUOMIPERKELE

[@markis2259]

*Every country* : Hungary/Hungaria/Hunger Polish: W Ę G R Y

[@pucmuckutya1971]

Hungary:MAGYARORSZÁG

[@aminkaanonimka8212]

Russian: голод (golod)

[@hilmermate317]

In return, Poland / LENGYELORSZÁG

[@tomnes9198]

Slovakia: maďarsko

[@nyilasmarton417]

Hungarian: Magyarország

[@kimgacha2733]

Everywhere: No = no In Polish: No = Yes

[@mapleisdying6836]

Oh yeah, that's true. No, to prawda xD

[@kimgacha2733]

@@mapleisdying6836 XD

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

Yup, absolutely true

[@bugs1251]

In slang no= yes

[@konpuczbeans692]

Th-

[@thatsethfromyourcorner]

Almost all languages: "May" Finnish: "Toukokuu" :)) (Yes, I'm Finnish)

[@astraexxx]

computer = tietokone :DD

[@potato7842]

Im finnish too

[@A-A_P]

Ah yes, the finnish month names... as an Estonian, it is really interesting, as we have sth similar in our old national culture (the month names where every name is an activity associated with the month for the rural population+the word for month, also kuu in Estonian too; also, the activites and thus most of the words seem to be similar in both languages, as far as I know), but you Finns have made the system official. Cool:)

[@thatsethfromyourcorner]

@@A-A_P :)

[@maresh29]

květen :(

[@Crazytrain2015]

English: Batman German: Batman Slovenia: Batman Danish: Batman Swedish *Läderlappen*

[@C0nuree]

90% say Batman and 10% say läderlappen

[@irkesh1062]

Ö

[@christiandurnberger9240]

Can this comment get as many likes as the finnish language cases? 🤔 😂

[@vilumsp4799]

Crazytrain2015 wenn eine deutsche das ließt...

[@savvasss5042]

@@C0nuree idk

[@aring8407]

It Was Hard To Find Different One But I Tried, English: Canada German: Kanada Polish: Kanada Danish: Canada French: Canada Icelandic: Canadas Vietnamese: Canada Chinese: Jiaming

[@PhysiologyShark]

Indonesian: Kanada

[@aring8407]

I didn't put all of them so the comment won't be so long

[@cvrti-k4w]

Czech kanada

[@sleepytail5489]

Czech : Kanada

[@alifr.pratama3954]

Jia na da

[@burakzinternetu4075]

Italy: in other languges :italy,italia,itaria, italein. In Polish. WŁOCHY Woow thx for 100 likes Da fug? 163 likes?

[@craftah]

Polish is so funny to me. Im russian and polish is so funny

[@nonameno5156]

@@craftah am from poland Lol

[@craftah]

@@nonameno5156 your language is funny. Czaszka in polish means skull and in russian its cup

[@tamasjambor8668]

Hungarian: Olaszország

[@drajwska]

Herbata

[@sanjayroshan2181]

Other countries: Russia Hungary: Oroszorszag Me: WTF

[@mycyycyccyc2417]

Finnish: Venäjä

[@SVNFL0WE3R_]

„Kveten” sounds like „kwiecień” in polish. Kwiecień is april lol

[@b0nk2137]

This is why I don't have any friends from Czech, JK I just never had luck to meet anyone

[@LukiKruki]

Strawberry in Polish is truskawka Strawberry in Czech is jahoda Berry in Polish is jagoda Berry in Czech is bobule It's just like that Slavic languages have very similar words which mean two different things.

[@snascz7415]

Hej! Já jsem Čech!

[@b0nk2137]

@@snascz7415 thats cool

[@markis2259]

Hej! Ja jestem Polakiem

[@tassel615]

English:computer German: Computer Italien: Computer Danish: Computer Dutch:Computer Polish: Komputer French: Ordinateur Czech: Počítač

[@h3lm0s24]

Finnish: Tietokone

[@naidanisic6557]

Slovenia: računalnik

[@kittyclub341]

Swedish: dator

[@cvrti-k4w]

Crotian prostě Chorvatsko računadlo

[@v4krm]

#french

[@Adriana-yu4bo]

*Everybody* : May *Czech* : Květen ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@elis_sings]

Hello Czech fellow :3

[@funnyhill527]

It's me *tHe CzEcH dude* i spread the gay uwu

[@gxldenrxse6512]

Polish: kwiecień (´ . .̫ . `)

[@curly6178]

@@funnyhill527 já jsem taky z Austrálie 😁

[@peogamer-xh5yt]

finnish: toukokuu

[@theszyszaq_5804]

In Poland we don't say "Niet", just "Nie". Great video !!

[@tomas2168]

ČEŠTINA-CZECH LEDEN-JANUARY ÚNOR-FEBRUARY BŘEZEN-MARCH DUBEN-APRIL KVĚTEN-MAY ČERVEN-JUNE ČERVENEC-JULY SRPEN-AUGUST ZÁŘÍ-SEPTEMBER ŘÍJEN-OCTOBER LISTOPAD-NOVEMBER PROSINEC-DECEMBER

[@simik4830]

Yay Čech 🙂

[@t0mat05]

Czech Květen - May Polish Kwiecień - April Wtf

[@douja7449]

🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿

[@somegirlwithbrownhair4624]

@@t0mat05 excuse me what the F* where's the logic :c

[@PLKartofel]

Polish: January: styczeń February: Luty March: marzec April: kwiecień May: maj June: czerwiec July: lipiec August: sierpień September: wrzesień October: październik November: listopad December: grudzień

[@samlighthead5112]

English: Internet French: Internet Any other language: Internet Kazakh: Hold my kumys, GALAMTOR

[@craftah]

Internet in welsh: rhyngrwyd XD

[@evelinaellend7750]

But we say Internet, like in Russisch , right?

[@craftah]

@@evelinaellend7750 ?

[@samlighthead5112]

@Bracelety BFB yeah

[@danielamatveja1193]

@@craftah yeah in latvian we say internets

[@zorbatko]

Actually, all months sounds completely different in Czech. Like for example, January is "Leden".

[@adex2]

On finland its TAMMIKUU!!!!!

[@chl_ca]

In polish, it's "styczeń" 😂

[@fprod5161]

same for croatian, siječanj, veljača, ožujak, travanj, svibanj, lipanj, srpanj, kolovoz, rujan, listopad, studeni, prosinac. Don't know why we just had to be special and stand out lol, but ironically enough I know the English versions better they're just easier

[@klaudiaczarnecka5251]

Fprod Listopad is November in Polish 😂

[@fprod5161]

@@klaudiaczarnecka5251 haha close enough ig, my Czech mate told me months in Czech are pretty similar to Croatian ones, the Slavic world really is that intertwined komrade

[@ginnyweasley3628]

The italian pronunce whit the hand is actually how the world see us but is always better of "italia mafia pizza pasta mandolino!"

[@riccardoesse6994]

Ma infatti è riuscito a cannare tutti gli accenti ahhaha

[@kandiiii]

When almost all of these words are completely different in finnish... yeah

[@officialezku7183]

Tämä

[@vihreaihme1508]

Niinpä

[@meulware]

Ilmapallo

[@brensku110]

Totta

[@laapilaa8412]

@@officialezku7183 nii

[@thunder2887]

I like how nobody’s talking about the danish and swedish way of saying island = Ø/Ö

[@jonathanbloch3596]

NORGE

[@marekszwytki1115]

Is that not øy?

[@thunder2887]

Killer of Putin i don’t know about swedish but i know it’s ø in danish since im danish myself :)

[@marekszwytki1115]

Ok i live in Norway and there we have øy, and Norwegians say the Danish and Swedish are around 80% like Norwegian.

[@Fletic]

@@marekszwytki1115 tbh Norwegian is basically Swedish but with one letter in every word is switched with another letter in the same word

[@missaesthetic9125]

Nobody: Not a single soul: Denmark: *Ø*

[@m00n_z3r0]

Ø

[@missaesthetic9125]

Tomleç YT ?

[@The-Stitch]

Its funny cause its true

[@luvvsoph]

Ø

[@davidsmusicchannel187]

Ö is better

[@AKI-cx8jf]

Herbata is Herba (herb) + ta (tea)

[@szanujmykartofle4901]

Kurwa ta herbata

[@thenumber24spiral]

Herbtea

[@danieln9226]

So why not just call it 'Ta'(tea)????

[@charo1554]

actually, "no" in polish is not "niet" it's simply "nie"

[@datonesupercringevscothatn4832]

he already said that in his comment -_-

[@slightlywetfood]

Pewdiepie loves yu

[@n00b1x]

Ale niet też może być

[@n00b1x]

@@yishabeilla mosze

[@harnoldportier9569]

@@n00b1x czemu może?

[@epiccrik4521]

Any other language:Computer French:Ordinateur Romanian: *CALCULATOR*

[@pakasteallas]

Finnish: *tietokone*

[@luciecepova6538]

Czech: Počítač 😂

[@schicksal4953]

Turkish: Bilgisayar But the Romanian one is more funnier 😂

[@epiccrik4521]

@@schicksal4953 thanks!

[@schicksal4953]

@@epiccrik4521 you're welcome ^^

[@Angie-dj1wc]

Czech vs other languages: Rajče - tomato Květen - May Počítač - computer Německo - Germany Hra - game Rakousko - Austria Try us bithes

[@szymondrozda6608]

Polish Śpiączka - Coma Jednorożec -Unicorn Republika Czeska - Czech Republic Nienawidzić - Hate Dziewczynka - Girl Kuchenka mikrofalowa - Microwave There is some Polish words

[@dragonmanover9000]

You see, the word for Germany as "Nemec" isn't as uncommon as you might think in Eastern Europe. Czech: Německo Hungarian: Németország Polish: Niemcy Srpohrvatski (Serbo-Croation): Nemačka Slovak: Nemecko Slovene: Némčija And many other dialects use some form of "Alemania" as their word. French: Allemagne Portuguese: Alemanha Spanish: Alemania

[@Wakawaka_HEHE]

hebrew: greek: Yavan Eygpt: Mitzraim france: Tzarfat tomato: Agvania china: Sin game: mishak hulk: haanak hayarok(the giant green) everyone can try you. that why it called languages . but good to know👌

[@agnieszkabaranowska6381]

Some other Polish words Pomidor - Tomato Ziemniak - Potato Jabko - Apple Fasolki - Beans Brokuły - Broccoli Angielski - English Zasłony - Curtains I’m not trying to hate, just saying.

[@amabitst00pid28]

@@agnieszkabaranowska6381 jabłko'(I'm not sure, maybe you wrote it specifically)

[@drclarck]

Everyone: coma/koma Polish:śpiączka

[@daredevil4872]

Every language: Chay... Polish: Herbata!

[@PhysiologyShark]

🇮🇩 Teh

[@gogodancer4372]

kurwa mać

[@axolotl502]

Kurwa tak

[@pahmamira1916]

@@PhysiologyShark yes

[@zgadnijcwelu4226]

Chey? In English it's tee.... I'm from Poland xD

[@dareczek2214]

"niet" is russian word "no" in poland we have "nie"

[@HeroManNick132]

And funny in Bulgarian same word means we.

[@i4zzyy]

Нет = no не= not

[@hellothere6393]

Нет

[@i4zzyy]

@@hellothere6393 hello there (scottish accent)

[@bunnyhatgoth3803]

нет is in russian, and nie is in polish

[@arseniyvybornov3512]

In Russian, we don't usually call a balloon "баллон". We call it "воздушный шарик" which means "air ball"

[@koldovalnya]

[vozdushni sharik]

[@hulias3107]

Thats even better

[@uszvakoti]

@@koldovalnya yep

[@anthonytsi8686]

English: computer German: computer Italian: computer Danish: computer Dutch: computer Polish: komputer Greek: YPOLOGISTIS

[@leventekelecsenyi5352]

French: Hongrie English: Hungary German: Ungarn Hungarian: MAGYARORSZÁG

[@OnlyHourmusics]

Rectification Hongrie and not hongrois hongrois is the population like France french (im french)

[@leventekelecsenyi5352]

@@OnlyHourmusics ah thanks, you're right :D

[@OnlyHourmusics]

@@leventekelecsenyi5352 np

[@Kn0r..]

Polish: Węgry (Try to say this xD)

[@benuherka8709]

Old name in czech: Uhersko Edit: and also Uhry

[@jana5208]

English: science French: science Literally every language: science German: NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN

[@patelnjapl3561]

Polish: przyroda/nauka (in Polish both are translated to science)

[@jana5208]

ProgamerrrPL I just learned something, thanks

[@Mis7erSeven]

Not literally every language calls it science, just a few examples: Finnish: tiede Danish: videnskap Dutch: wetenschap German: wissenschaft Russian: наука (nauka) Polish: nauka Greek: επιστήμη (epistimi) Arabian: علم (eulim) And those are not completely exotic languages.

[@jana5208]

Mis7erSeven bro I made this as a joke haha I’m pretty uneducated I speak Arabic and it’s not science in that language hehe

[@Angie-dj1wc]

Czech : VĚDA

[@verus.1565]

English - May German - Mai Spanish - Mayo Italian - Maggio Norwegian - Mai Slovak - Máj Greek - Máıoç (is it right?? 😂) Danish - Maj and Czech...?? KVĚTEN !!!!!!😂😂😂😁

[@Devuuse]

So if you're hungry you get to eat may in Spain. Btw it's Μάιος :)

[@adasputauskas3462]

In Lithuania it's BALANDIS

[@z00Mcs]

In Croatia it is Svibanj

[@therainbowknight]

"toukokuu" in finnish

[@suviojanen7467]

In Finnish it's toukokuu

[@datszalami8689]

In hungarian almost every word sounds different. Like: computer is SZÁMÍTÓGÉP [saameytawgeyp] Italia is OLASZORSZÁG [ohlaasohrsaag] balloon is LUFI [loofee] island is SZIGET [seyghet] DJ is LEMEZLOVAS [lamazlowash] And we say "see ya" when we meet people and "hello" when we leave

[@saghyszabi]

A lufi csak egy rövidítés a lufballonra

[@saghyszabi]

Police is RENDŐRSÉG

[@LaliAdonyi03]

Different Hungarian words in order: 1. Lufi, 2. Batman, 3. Szauna, 4. Oroszország, 5. Sziget, 6. Tea, 7. Nem, 8. Május, 9. Számítógép

[@maIvinn]

ooororzorzaaag* :D

[@fabiansandor2434]

Lali

[@barnabasakinagyonjodetenyleg]

Ez literálisan epikus.

[@szabolevente7163]

Orooooooszország xD legjobb

[@punor]

az Oroszország szó is pontosan ugyan abból a nyelvcsaládból származik mint a többi felsorolt szó

[@Semsonyt]

English: Cinema French: Cinema Spanish: Cine Italian: Cinema German: Kino Polish: Kino Norwegian: Kino Dutch: ....... BIOSCOOP

[@ansku9666]

finnish : elokuvateatteri :DD

[@daan4206]

@-Oihana Gacha- xd

[@DimiDzi]

only one question how to read Dutch?

[@daan4206]

@@DimiDzi wdym

[@jqsperxD]

Ik ben NL ik zeg altijd bios

[@ypsilonpl]

Literally everyone: I am Batman Czechs: *JA SEM NETOPEREK*

[@potkanczech2003]

No in czech is also batman

[@juliemattelova5559]

Batman=Attack (youtuber) netopýrci 😂 aghh nesnášim

[@juniorka2816]

@@juliemattelova5559 Bože můj.😂

[@diane6608]

jag är läderlappen

[@justahippo.]

Finland: minä olen lepakkomies

[@joje1884]

A Sweed here, and yes, we actually say those words like that! Really accurate 😂 Btw, we call Batman "Läderlappen"! just to trigger the rest of the world even more!😂

[@werkaw1255]

English: worm Gernany: wurm Islandic: ormur French: worm Polish: dżdżownica 😂

[@isidorastojkovic4998]

Serbian: glista 😂

[@viragszabo7711]

Hungarian: Giliszta (lol)

[@LandingMayhem]

finland:mato

[@youstolemybike5432]

Czech: červ

[@potkanczech2003]

Czech červ

[@banbo9328]

KURWA.... Herbata :D Btw in Polish "no" is "nie"

[@usa4409]

yes...🤦‍♀️

[@Nosiema9288]

Siema

[@escizzy1219]

Not niet haha tu jestem 🔥

[@ivlankonieczkldp4119]

Też mam ma imię Wiktor

[@usa4409]

On często to słowo k***a mówi😕

[@geofficial9770]

🇬🇧 Armenia 🇪🇸 Armenia 🇫🇷 Arménie 🇩🇪 Armenien 🇮🇹 Armenia 🇵🇹 Armênia 🇨🇳 Yàměiníyǎ 🇸🇦 'Arminia 🇷🇺 Armeniya 🇹🇷 Ermenistan 🇵🇱 Armenia 🇯🇵 Arumenia 🇮🇳 Aarmeeniya 🇷🇴 Armenia 🇬🇷 Armenía 🇸🇪 Armenien 🇺🇦 Virmeniya 🇻🇳 Armenia 🇳🇱 Armenië 🇭🇺 Örményország 🇰🇷 Aleumenia 🇦🇩 Armènia 🇦🇿 Ermənistan 🇮🇪 Airméin 🇫🇮 Armenia 🇱🇹 Armėnija 🇹🇿 Armenia 🇷🇸 Jermenija 🇱🇻 Armēnija 🇩🇰 Armenien 🇧🇬 Armeniya 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Armenia 🇳🇴 Armenia 🇪🇪 Armeenia 🇨🇿 Arménie 🇭🇷 Armenija 🇰🇿 Armenïya 🇹🇭 Xār̒ Me Neīy 🇿🇦 Armenië 🇦🇱 Armeni 🇸🇮 Armenija 🇲🇳 Armyen 🇧🇩 Āramēniẏā 🇳🇵 Ārmēniyā Bitch Please 🇦🇲 Hayastan

[@kolomparcigany5412]

Örmény ország ♥️🇭🇺

[@nx1722x]

U missed Serbian, in Serbian its Armenija

[@geofficial9770]

not me Ok I'll add it

[@geofficial9770]

not me I corrected it

[@s1mon778]

Ermanistanin aq

[@theseeker3073]

Most of the country names in Hungarian are really just “language + country” combinations: Orosz (Russian) + ország (country) = Oroszország Same with Olaszország (Italy), Spanyolország (Spain), Franciaország (France) , Németország (Germany) , Lengyelország (Poland), Csehország (Czechia), etc…

[@blackmore1030]

There are countries that sound even more different in Hungarian :) Olaszország - Italy Németország - Germany Btw, ország means country, so for example Oroszország literally means "Russian country".

[@misakjudit]

Nobody: Lingulizer: *OrOrSzOrszAg*

[@theo3676]

XD

[@orsolyaeilinger7258]

Xd

[@sch0146]

@@hunpenki164 Pont az a lényeg, hogy egyáltalán nem hasonlít a többire.

[@meindeutsch4519]

1:19 In polish is ,,nie" :p

[@AleX-me8on]

Yeah

[@juliamarkowicz1903]

Taaa

[@pinba4136]

Nein nein nein

[@meindeutsch4519]

This is no funny :v

[@xJacob17]

er kann Deutsch

[@Mis7erSeven]

English: Japan German: Japan French: Japon Italian: Giappone Portuguese: Japao Dutch: Japan Finnish: Japani Swedish: Japan Russian: Yaponiya Polish: Japonia Turkish: Japonya ... Japanese: Nihon

[@sofiaangelopoulou]

🇬🇧French 🇬🇷Γαλλία Greek is very weird +1 if you are Greek and you was waiting to hear Greek words in this video

[@volterboss6003]

I've watched the meme Agapi mono and I made a parody... *ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΜΟΝΟ*

[@crow4742]

OLDUM AMA GELMEDİ

[@KostasTerolli]

France= Γαλλία, French= Γάλλος/Γαλλίδα

[@destinee2052]

With latin letters, it makes "Gallia", which means Gaul

[@har1003]

Gallia was the name ancient Romans gave to France, and since they imposed their language to all the submitted populations I think it got fossilized in the actual Greek language. Today in Italy (I'm Italian) France is called Francia and non Gallia because of the many interactions between Italy and France during the history, Italians adopted the native population name of the country.

[@martinsvoboda7082]

Island in Czech=Ostrov Computer in Czech=Počítač It’s not only one language

[@basiapiwo7406]

Island in Polish is „wyspa” so its not only you

[@nimeton666]

Island=saari Computer=tietokone 🇫🇮🇫🇮

[@ketzi2930]

Island in Polish: Wyspa

[@Atoru]

Hungarian Island = sziget Computer = számítógép (literally computing machine)

[@kurecka0703]

Říjen, záŘí, NetopýŘí muž September, October, Batman Czech SPECIAL country= Ř

[@mikoajbartczak3127]

Learn Polish with Clorox Bleach part 1: Months and Days January: Styczeń February: Luty March: Marzec April: Kwiecień May: Maj June: Czerwiec July: Lipiec August: Sierpień September: Wrzesień October: Październik November: Listopad December: Grudzień Monday: Poniedziałek Tuesday: Wtorek Wednesday: Środa Thursday: Czwartek Friday: Piątek Saturday: Sobota Sunday: Niedziela Part 2 on next video ❤️

[@teemurinnesalmi6053]

Finnish🇫🇮 January=Tammikuu February=Helmikuu March=Maaliskuu April=Huhtikuu May=Toukokuu June=Kesäkuu July=Heinäkuu August=Elokuu September=Syyskuu October=Lokakuu November=Marraskuu December=Joulukuu

[@ghostpunk058]

. Kurwaaaaa

[@yafetcz8245]

Czech Monday=pondělí Tuesday=úterí Wednesday=Středa Thursday=čtvrtek Pátek=Friday whoops... pls turn it then omg i don't want to type u know what i will do it from first to 12 ok? fine Leden Únor březen Duben Květen(was in the vid) Červen Červenec Srpen Září Říjen Listopad Prosinec Yaay

[@aysewnurq1869]

Bananeee Polonyacadann aykü

[@AK_.]

Clorox Bleach tbh these sound similar to russian (the days of the week)

[@michaloboril1059]

You could do this with every czech month lmao 😂

[@_MattG_]

So true

[@crowisbetterthanleon1036]

Yup u have so different names of months 😂 (no offense)

[@kemkagajarska3484]

Jn

[@areloTET]

Same goes for Finnish

[@korana6308]

I'm Russian and those month names go back to our ancestors, before Christianity became popular and Romanized names of months got popularized. No offense as both of those variants of names are part of our history, and it used to be the same names for months for all Slavs and for Russia too. We need to remember and cherish both parts of our history. Slavic power💪

[@tomaspotrebujerefined8377]

Ten květen to zandal 😂

[@Leviathan_that_dude]

Osobitost našeho národa

[@snowierash3672]

Květen prostě nejlepší hej🤣

[@sendr5968]

Le tytulky: 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Květen

[@majdulacek2131]

jono

[@mikin4042]

Známý xd

[@Nick-nt4qd]

I am italian and we say computer like you british

[@thegiorgegreen]

Però spaglia l'accento

[@arianam9977]

In Spain we say "ordenador", it comes from French :P

[@saturnjupiter1507]

Isola. Come diamine ha pronunciato isola.

[@michelemottola7215]

Ma solo a me sta sul cazzo sto qua per come ogni volta si fa vedere quando deve pronunciare qualche parola in italiano?

[@zamazr]

Computer is in finnish be like "tietokone"

[@emesepolya9796]

Literally every language: zoo Hungarian: ÁLLATKERT!!😂😂

[@shrc.]

I guess you haven't heard of the finnish *E L Ä I N T A R H A*

[@pekdomonkos4818]

András megoldja simán

[@merten6469]

Dutch: Dierentuin

[@Mutrax4706]

In danish you can both say ''zoo'' and ''zoologisk have'' ''zoo'' if ikr

[@anotherhumanbeing3923]

And Turkish: HAYVANAT BAHÇESİ

[@xenamorphwinner7931]

In Lithuanian this is how we call our months: Sausis (January) Vasaris (Febuary) Kovas (March) Balandis (April) Gegužė (May) Birželis (June) Liepa (July) Rūgpjūtis (August) Rūgsėjis (September) Spalis (October) Lapkritis (November) Gruodis (December) Fun facts: most of our spring months are named after birds, the last summer month is named after rye and wheat harvest with the first of autumn being for wheat planting and the last one is named after the falling of the leaves.

[@Lena-cb3eo]

Deutsch: Die Niederlande Dutch: Nederland English: The Netherlands Danish: Holland Albanese: Holandë Sweden: Nederländerna Hungarian: Hollandia French: les Pays-Bas

[@Luuk1307]

Holland and the netherlands is something else tho so not completly true

[@felixandrespalaciosbautist8556]

Español: Paises Bajos

[@nockeynoo]

Indonesian: Belanda

[@Wo-Lad]

Romanian: Norvegia

[@lorenaqesari4290]

Albanese “hollandë”

[@oxy3773]

V Česku by mohl vyjmenovat všechny měsíce 😂😂(a nejen to) Češi like

[@jananovotna382]

Jo no

[@eruu_dontfkncaretbh]

Nojo mi ČEŠI a to naše Pivo, Ponožky v sandálích a Ř 😂🇨🇿❤

[@rodrickczfx4131]

@@eruu_dontfkncaretbh :D

[@rodrickczfx4131]

@@eruu_dontfkncaretbh * a ž :D

[@soomincafe]

No prostě KVĚTEN

[@choerryscherry4230]

1:31 Kveten? Is like 'Kwiecień' ... In Polish 'Kwiecień' is April xD

[@rodrickczfx4131]

Co to kurva...

[@Borowa.]

Właśnie XD

[@ToSmoku]

Pojebana akcja hahah

[@ellav5845]

In finland funland months be like: Tammikuu Helmikuu Maaliskuu Huhtikuu Toukokuu Kesäkuu Heinäkuu Elokuu Syyskuu Lokakuu Marraskuu Joulukuu

[@tiles2048]

In Finnish it's toukokuu

[@IllidanS4]

These outlier languages deserve all the praise for creativity in translating foreign terms and not lazily importing them.

[@leafmiiro]

In Russian, the English word "balloon" is "шарик", not "балон". I'm Russian btw. Also "батман" is not correct. We say "Бэтмен", like in USA.

[@rufaman8889]

Да

[@thinking_stardust]

Да Бы фигуры валы

[@위아나스타샤]

Master Rik Да правда

[@blackwinterstorm]

Да

[@vakcina4590]

Он вообще много неправильно говорит

[@FIV7p]

baloon russian in theory: балон russian in practice: *_В О З Д У Ш Н Ы Й Ш А Р_*

[@John-qb8wh]

what you said is hot air balloon

[@pranomo9714]

Or with Batman on Russian it's Бэтмен and not Батман

[@John-qb8wh]

@@pranomo9714 ah yes that too and spiderman in Russian, it is translated to person-spider

[@dorkaeszterbecsjanszki]

Hungarian: LUFI

[@zgadnijcwelu4226]

Wut .-.

[@taavetti13]

Word: Sauna *Doesn't show Finnish language*

[@blackarrow3680]

Yeah and saunas were invested in Finland

[@ellav5845]

@@blackarrow3680 invented*

[@MissSlovakia2]

Funny thing is, that when it comes to květen (May), Czechs have a saying: Máj, lásky čas - May, a time of love. Yeah. So, officially the month is called *květen* but speaking about the first day of May (it's the day when Czechs and Slovaks celebrate love) or poetically about celebrating love in this month, they are talking about *máj* 🤷 the same case is with *duben* / *apríl* (April). Officially the forth month of the year is called *duben* but speaking about the crazy weather or the April fool's day, they are talking about *aprílové* počasí (April's weather) or první apríl (April 1st). It seems like Czechs are the only nation in this world with 14 months in a year 😀.

[@gdzephyriac2766]

You guys also have “April weather” as a saying like we do? (I’m Swedish btw)

[@MissSlovakia2]

@@gdzephyriac2766 yes, we do 😊.

[@Ivan-fm4eh]

In Croatian it's svibanj for May but you can also Prvi Maj for 1st of May.

[@Peter.eri0212]

England: computer Hungary: pff számítógép

[@rikoruszo496]

Köszönöm

[@davidkeizer3849]

Helló, magyar vok :p

[@leblek1]

Meg az island is sziget

[@minecraftkid2205]

English: Computer German: Computer Romanian: CALCULATOR

[@gladys9393]

XDDD

[@minecraftkid2205]

@@gladys9393 and the reason why îs that is because first computers were just calculators

[@gladys9393]

@@minecraftkid2205 hm, that's smart

[@zamazr]

Finnish: TIETOKONE

[@elina21596]

Greek: IPOLOGISTIS

[@thediaxd3747]

jakie kurwa "niet" po polsku JAKIE KURWA "NIET" PO POLSKU PO POLSKU JEST "NIE"

[@amelka9072]

XD

[@dont501]

😂😂😂 tak to samo myślałam

[@katarzynajamiokowska7452]

Ucz się angielskiego lepiej,albo poprostu czytać bo langualizer w komentarzach napisał że przeprasza za błędy np. z niet

[@Kn0r..]

Czytaj przypięty komentarz

[@agmaai]

dobrze gada polac mu

[@idilsadoglu577]

Greek: Ελέφαντας🇬🇷 English: Elephant🇬🇧 German: Elefant🇩🇪 Turkish: Fil🇹🇷

[@matildagamba5198]

We italian dont need the language because we have...... THE HANDS

[@erin3770]

almost every language: cinema or kino finnish: eLoKuVaTeAtTeRi 🇫🇮

[@Kili_1701]

Finnish is such a beautiful language ^^

[@pauls1758]

🇳🇱 bioscoop 😂

[@elmokelmu]

Bio

[@szilagyi0601]

Mozi 🇭🇺

[@kanivaraaninveljenkadonnee6948]

Suomi

[@adex2]

Finnish is a great language!!! Balloon Ilmapallo Batman Lepakkomies Sauna Sauna Russia Venäjä Island Saari The Tee No Ei May Toukokuu Computer Tietokone Press here so everybody can see how great language Finnish is. 👇

[@potatoos]

May ei oo aprilli

[@maxfi878]

May is toukokuu, aprilli means April fools day.

[@user-gp5mg6ec5l]

I love Finnish rap

[@5aara]

SUAMI

[@user-gs9he]

@@potatoos im from sweden and is makkarasoppa nice

[@ssbanana3523]

everybody: may or smth like that Finland: Toukokuu 😥

[@Melsry]

Swedish 🇸🇪:tea English🇺🇸:tea Hungarian🇭🇺:tea Turkish🇹🇷:çay :D

[@Clone308]

romanian: ceai

[@Melsry]

@@Clone308 wow your from is romania? my favorite romania version song: takı takı romania version !!!!!!!!!!

[@Clone308]

@@Melsry nicee :D

[@Melsry]

@@Clone308 XD

[@DimiDzi]

draw the line only the west says tea té and etceteras eat Europe Asia and Arabian Africa say çay ceai chay čaj etcetera

[@cipabiebra]

1:19 Why NIET?!?WE are talking "Nie" KURWA 😤 Edit: Oh god why the cholera are you like this?

[@katarzynazegado3001]

Podbijam!

[@Nati_Czar_Nati]

Podbijam

[@Orjdjgd28484]

Haha nl ik ook

[@arandomgoogleuser2345]

To dziwne

[@ak-pc6cz]

Plus jeden

[@themetalhead2867]

1:31 All the months' names are different in Czech: January - Leden February - Únor March - Březen April - Duben May - Květen June - Červen July - Červenec August - Srpen September - Září October - Říjen November - Listopad December - Prosinec

[@witoldtadeusz]

Best thing is, in Polish "kwiecień" means April

[@edwindelic7085]

We have both Latin and Slavic names for months in Balkan, too I only recognise few from Czech Srpanj - which is actually July in our language Listopad - October with us Prosinac - December✅

[@pegasuspopcorn1681]

As a Slovak i pretty much understand czech but i still dont know the months they are very different

[@ondrejlukas4727]

@@pegasuspopcorn1681vpravdě, latinské názvy jsou složitější. nejdřív pár cisařů a pak nesmyslné číslování, kdy sedm znamená devět! :D slovanské názvy měsíců aspoň dávají smysl ;) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavic_calendar

[@radekmojzis9829]

@@pegasuspopcorn1681 its funny listening to most Slovaks trying to pronounce words like "Březen"