Words That Sound Completely Different In Only 1 Language

[@M0kki]

🇬🇧 🇺🇸 Finland 🇫🇷 Finlande 🇪🇸 Finlandia 🇵🇹 Finlândia 🇮🇹 Finlandia 🇹🇷 Finlandiya 🇳🇱 Finland 🇩🇪 Finnland 🇷🇺 Finlyandiya 🇵🇱 Finlandia 🇷🇴 Finlanda 🇭🇺 Finnország 🇨🇿 Finsko 🇸🇰 Fínsko 🇭🇷 Finska 🇷🇸 Finska 🇧🇬 Finlandiya 🇨🇳 Fenlán 🇻🇳 Phần Lan 🇯🇵 Finrando 🇮🇩 Finlandia 🇹🇭 Finlænd̒ 🇮🇸 Finnland 🇩🇰 Finland 🇸🇪 Finland 🇳🇴 Finland . . 🇫🇮 Suomi

[@gammakarazz]

Torilla tavataan 🍻

[@M0kki]

kalkku kliru, 👌🍻

[@dainreiz1918]

Suomi PERKELE!

[@M0kki]

@@turgutturgut2230 İyi?

[@gapwbi]

Where's romania?

[@SarpErsoy]

Almost every languages : sunflower Turkish : ayçiçeği (moonflower)

[@kordiansolarz5677]

Poland:słonecznik

[@marius9900]

Norwegian: SOLSIKKE

[@FlameViperWT]

Słonecznik kurwa

[@tenhu79]

@ro ro KURWAAAAAA

[@oseanian3834]

@@kordiansolarz5677 Finnish: auringonkukka

[@larakulac6880]

Almost every country: Batman=A superhero Turkey: Batman= A city name kahsfgkhsdvdvkv

[@sakuta-kun9656]

Batman is older than Bat Man Super hero

[@berkeozdemir310]

Wait, that's illegal

[@BaranOxO]

@@sakuta-kun9656 yes xd

[@user-ex7pw9io2b]

Theres a city named Batman

[@tuncay7220]

LoL

[@vikarelin4536]

In turkish Pasta: makarna Cake: pasta %100 true information

[@delayedstwr]

Y e s

[@justaname2417]

Yes it is true iam turkish

[@scar18204L]

Its so weird but true

[@jamestownley9129]

Makkara = sausage

[@dekuraka4871]

@@jamestownley9129 Im turkish and makarna doesnt mean sausage sausage is Sucuk in turkish

[@ellingardinho9270]

*Meanwhile in Vietnam* Mom:Son we are going on a vacation Me:Cool, where are we going? Mom: *Y*

[@anhminh8675]

😂😂

[@kkyunr]

*naise wan*

[@t-shirtdancing8380]

It's Ý

[@kaan732]

You mean Ý

[@hanhtrang3657]

the sound "ee" needs to be a little higher pitched bcause it's Ý not Y

[@eloski_]

I love how he is obsessed with the word "Muz" in Turkish.

[@Ibrahim-wn9sr]

Its moz in arabic more like moows or moze

[@serhat6181]

As a Turkish i love it too :D

[@quranhistory9841]

@@Ibrahim-wn9sr true I'm from iraq it's same thing I was about to say that but you said it like if I tell my mom I want moz or I want mozza it counts but in iraq they dont use moows

[@Ibrahim-wn9sr]

@@quranhistory9841 moowz is not for singular for singular we also use moza in palestine

[@samuthemapper600]

Lol

[@elifcilleripekci7841]

Translate means of sunflower 🇺🇲Sunflower 🇨🇵Sunflower 🇩🇪Sunflower 🇹🇷Moon flower Yorum tutmuş 1 yıl sonra gördüm :D

[@BlondBlonde]

🇩🇪sonnenblume

[@rosalinacz4650]

Czech - slunečnice

[@isimsizlikciisimsiz121]

🇹🇷 ayçiçeği

[@freddiemercury4932]

In turkish ayçiçeği

[@vittoealloggio3895]

🇮🇹 girasole

[@UmutS127]

2:38 this is why Turkey didnt accepted to EU

[@yourjayden]

Some of turkey is in Europe tho

[@mustafaay0]

TR Genellikle ülkeler kendilerinde yetişmeyen bir meyveyi ithal aldıkları ülkelerin meyveye koydukları ismi kullanırlar. (Örn: Avakado, Kakao, Papaya) *Ama Muz Türkiye'de yetişiyor.* EN Generally, countries use the name given to the fruit by the countries they import a fruit that does not grow in them. (Ex: Avocado, Cocoa, Papaya) *But Banana is grown in Turkey.*

[@Paffer]

Super

[@Zufallige.Eidechse.auf.Felsen]

@@yourjayden that does not mean it's in the EU look at Russia it's in Europe but it's not part of the EU (well most of it's in Europe)

[@killersg.8290]

@@yourjayden well, a country can be in Europe, but it doesn’t make them part of the European Union, for example: UK is not part of the EU cuz it uses Pounds instead of Euros

[@thehero67]

Other Languages: Sunflower Turkish: Moonflower

[@timurr4141]

🇩🇪Sonnenblume

[@user-lemon852]

Spanish:Girasol(wich means: "that turns towards the sun" ). Italian:Girasole(means: "Spinning sun").

[@beate4711]

But that's like so beautiful

[@lishuu1]

yes hahaha :DDD it's "ayçiçeği (aychichei)" in turkish you said also it's meaning moonflower

[@bugratosun]

Exactly

[@dfeplays3233]

Almost every language: Ananas English: Pinneaple Spanish: *P i ñ a*

[@jutoni8946]

Portuguese br: Abacaxi

[@matipereyra4986]

That depends on what country are you talking about, I'm argentinian and, as many other hispanic countries, we say "Ananá"

[@anaceweirdo1579]

@@matipereyra4986 uhhhh hate to break it to you but that's just argentina... I'm not completely sure pero mucho de latinoamerica usa la palabra piña....

[@EllieSnufkin]

sorry but it's pineapple*

[@jesicagonzaleztorres155]

Actually in Argentina it's Ananá

[@the_zurek8564]

Almost every language: Italia Poland: *Włochy* Edit: w- ok that's many likes I guess

[@fantastycznyschab2714]

Sometimes we saying "Italia" too but yes correct form is Włochy

[@Greg74948]

Not exactly true. In Poland many people call it Italia as well. I don't like the name "Włochy", I tend to call this country Italia.

[@the_zurek8564]

@@Greg74948 nie słyszałem aby ktoś mówił "Italia" na Włochy w Polsce.

[@historychannel1073]

Z źiemi wloskiej do Polski Marsz Marsz Dabrowski

[@the_zurek8564]

@@historychannel1073 *ziemi

[@luckyhight5370]

Fun fact: in Russia there are both томат (tomato) and помидор (pomodoro in Italian). So yeah, Italy's not the only one, we are still pretty close😆

[@alessio_404]

didn't know that lol, i'm italian.

[@gils4059]

And in russia we dont use "эвентуально". We use word "возможно"

[@crazydiamond1273]

@@gils4059 that was Bulgarian, not Russian.

[@Hephasto]

Никто и не говорит томат, если только речь не идёт о томатной пасте. Все говорят ПОМИДОР😊

[@igorsiuda8108]

Same goes for polish (in case for latter one): Pomidor. Also, my best colleague and friend, Irmina, is better in russian than english.

[@idk-nl8uh]

Someone: Italy Polska: WŁOCHY KURWA

[@hellfy.attorney]

Ý

[@user-spwormlord]

tak.

[@darling3933]

Logika Polaków

[@MisanCuber]

Jestem Czech, pozdrawiem polakow. :) I have knew it. :D

[@idk-nl8uh]

@@MisanCuber Jestem Polak pozdrawiam Czechów :D

[@bennylybbjjyjm9697]

Italian: Italia Vietnamese:Y Italy: Is this a joke?

[@hoanghoang5855]

Benny Lyibbnmjjm It's not a joke In Vietnam, Ý is Italya

[@aniagrzybek2501]

In Poland Italy means Włochy

[@vancefr]

Ý

[@hoanghoang5855]

VAŠEK GAMES CZ yes

[@diegone6024]

Siamo il buco del culo del mondo

[@kori8527]

Other languages: Italy Vietnam: *Y* Italy: *Pissed italian noises*

[@cuongquoc1420]

Haha Ý

[@gianghi2338]

Chuẩn :))

[@BartlomiejDmowski]

Polish: Włochy

[@nekoshiro7717]

Some of us write (and read, translate) Italy is I-ta-li, I-ta-li-a, but most of the time we call "Ý" for short

[@alexgy.2773]

Hungarian: olasz

[@yalcnkayra1365]

In Turkish, "bana ne" means "I never care it."

[@adsoyad5731]

bananae

[@snow7992]

More like i don't care instead of i never care. Because i never care is something like asla umursamam

[@nördstergeoguessr]

Actually ''bana ne'' means ''Big deal!, That's not my bag!, All I care!''. Don't try to translate directly. It doesn't work everytime.

[@hayrivi7663]

yes

[@Kirmizi_Domates]

onlara ne

[@alinag9980]

1:00 english: „possible“ „eventually“: am i a joke to you?

[@ellav5845]

Am i a joke to you 🇫🇮MAHDOLLISESTI

[@yurenchu]

The English word "eventually" (= "finally", "at long last", "in the end") doesn't mean the same thing as those other foreign words.

[@michal26691]

In all the other countries "eventually" (for ex. Polish "ewentualnie") is a word to describe another possibilty, for example: "we're going to that place, eventually we can go to another, if that one is closed".

[@historynerd205]

"Eventuallly" = in the end, especially after a long delay, dispute, or series of problems. Евентуално and the rest = Maybe, possibly, perhaps

[@Skypro560]

Lmao

[@vihreatee]

🇬🇧 Batman 🇮🇹 Batman 🇪🇸 Batman 🇩🇪 Batman 🇫🇷Batman 🇫🇮 LEPAKKOMIES Edit: I don’t remember making this and I know it’s a bad joke I’m sorry lmao

[@onarusena]

he llo Batman is a city in turkey:)

[@intel386DX]

Serbian Batman - Slepi mis (Слепи миш) :D ahahah

[@sametinan1134]

BATMAN' lıyız yeğen!

[@vihreatee]

Im A Big EnchantedMob Fan - Woah, what the heck :’DD

[@vihreatee]

intel386DX - Hahah xD

[@Hcnime]

Actually if you say "banane" in Turkish it means "I don't care" 😅

[@turklerinkalkanduzeni2889]

@@sel5058 we saying banane not bana ne

[@leygamer9729]

Banana is spanish (at least in mexico) is platano xd

[@tom_skip3523]

yikhan han If you say in german: "Mir ist Banane " Then u dont really care

[@zuzu1678]

yikhan han SO TRUE!

[@_skymath]

Banane is french x)

[@Daniele-hb3kx]

Can stop laughing, Italy in Vietnamese is Ý 😂😂😂😂

[@kirb1015]

"Peanuts" Captions: *P e n i s*

[@BlueCerberus92]

😂😂😂😂

[@theneki4158]

LOL

[@lmrls1187]

Oui

[@thanos2666]

*LAUGHS IN BRAZILLIAN PORTUGUESE VERY HARD*

[@r0m3s9]

I saw that too lol

[@michaels.1749]

English: Island Italian: Isola French: ile Spanish: Isla German: Insel Danish: Ø

[@urhoreina3608]

Finnish: sari Swedish: ö

[@Teamoon]

Dutch: Eiland

[@tonysoldan]

Greek: νήσος/νησί (nēsos/nisí)

[@pixelg7047]

Polish: WYSPA KURŁA

[@HnlWorld]

Croatian:otok

[@noctisluxus]

🇳🇴Norway: Sauna 🇩🇰Denmark: Sauna 🇫🇮Finland: Sauna 🇮🇸Iceland: Sauna 🇸🇪Sweden: Bastu

[@mariabrandshaug559]

Norway: Badstu*

[@thorasifolafsdottir2085]

Iceland: gufubað

[@Oskarlee]

South Korea: 사우나 (Pronounced Sauna)

[@Ninuska76]

Sauna it’s Finland SUOMI ON PARAS

[@finnegan9659]

Turkish: Hamam

[@victoriatopazlion556]

Everyone: Princess Polish: księżniczka

[@Otaku-lg1xn]

“Zoo” Turkish: Hayvanat bahçesi

[@amna9754]

Arabic: hadiqah haiwan

[@akarto]

😂😂😂😂

[@pepijndegroot7728]

Dutch: dierentuin

[@Daan03]

melek ikizler Dutch: Dierentuin Literally: animal garden

[@Otaku-lg1xn]

DVDspeler Hayvanat bahçesi also literally means animal garden

[@drunkenduck5451]

Eng: me Other languages: me Russian: WE

[@howsteitler8699]

GOOD JOKE

[@biraderkartal8994]

*P E R F E C T*

[@ellav5845]

Finnish: minä

[@aybalao3o]

SO DEEP

[@goktugyldz574]

Turkish ben

[@sultanunal4210]

English:Zoo Turkish-Azerbaijani:H A Y V A N A T B A H Ç E S İ

[@cuke59]

@@enesbaba6988 aklinca milliyetcilik yapiyor iste

[@notBeyazKurt]

Azerbaijanians say: Zoopark

[@alnikur87]

@@notBeyazKurt The same in Russian

[@myrrhsense]

In Dutch we say 'dierentuin' which literally translates to animal garden

[@elemparador]

@@myrrhsense same as Turkish hayvanat bahçesi means animal garden too

[@geospider]

Actually, Томат in Russian is usually used for Tomato Products, like Ketchup or Tomato Sauce or Tomato Juice. But for just the fruit, it’s usually Помидор. It is close to Italian, truthfully :>

[@malqonni5710]

English: Italy Spanish: Italia Vietnamese: Y Polish: WŁOCHY

[@VNSnake1999]

Ý is short for Ý Đại Lợi in Vietnamese.

[@Astronetta]

XDD mnie też to śmieszy

[@tronghieuhoang4744]

Ý Đại Lợi là phiên âm Hán-Việt(giống Thích Ca Mâu Ni) nhưng vì Ý Đại Lợi quá dài nên đọc tắt là Ý

[@escpikayohann4760]

French: Italie

[@samuthemapper600]

@@escpikayohann4760 lo so

[@dronsito]

Nobody: Short words: German: im gonna end this man whole careet

[@flako_gg1274]

u deserve so many likes

[@e.l.b6435]

Lupe

[@pearlmiya._4967]

Im german

[@Necorii]

In Germany we don't say Fernsehapparat. We say Fernseher or TV

[@victoriakierse4802]

@@Necorii and we don't say Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage. We say Elektrozaun.

[@mikikaboom9084]

In Polish, Italy is „Włochy” Edit: And tomato is "pomidor" Edit: And magnifying glass is "lupa" Edit: In Spanish, pineapple is "piña"

[@Lt_Alexei]

Depends, in most of South America, pineapple is Ananá, and magnifying glass is lupa in Spanish too

[@DytoxPrime]

Szkło powiększające/lupa nie zapomni

[@mikikaboom9084]

NootTooGoodForYou no szkło powiększające też, ale i lupa

[@c44mila45]

Here in Argentina we refer as "piña" to a hit (for example) in the face. It's strange to see a person that says piña, the fruit. We use ananá for that.

[@mikikaboom9084]

Topi 14 porque el dialecto argentino es raro, vos sabés...

[@anitahuynh7834]

everything becomes so easy in Vietnamese:))) Italy- Ý, Deutschland- Đức, England- Anh, France- Pháp, Austria- Áo, Australia- Úc, Norway- Na Uy, Switzerland- Thụy Sĩ, Netherland- Hà Lan:))) but idk why Spain is Tây Ban Nha and Portugal is Bồ Đào Nha:)))

[@mickgorro]

I'm betting the first few are just shortening. Italy was originally something like Y Dai Li, then they thought it was too much of a mouthful. Btw, the Chinese do the same in dictionaries, where an Italian-English dictionary would be Yi-Ying from Yidaliyu and Yingyu. I also have a sneaky suspicion those names are Sino-Vietnamese pronunciations of the Chinese characters in their Chinese names. Looks like they didn't shorten Portugal and Spain for whatever reason.

[@kayrakck]

you know what, “zoo” in turkish is “hayvanat bahçesi.”

[@dawidsz56]

Thanks for the information mate !

[@DenjiNHado]

@@dawidsz56 it's actually has the same meaning with Animal Park

[@hydrawarrior6839]

Hindi translation is : Zoo = 'Chidiyaghar' Which means 'Bird House' Who the hell named that

[@jokutyyppi4226]

*eläintarha*

[@alper9541]

if "hayvanat bahçesi" directly translated it's animals garden

[@h0neyj4rs]

German: Finnland Spanish: Finlandia English: Finland Bulgarian: Финландия (Finlandiya) Finnish: SUOMI Edit: lol guys thank you all for the likes 💓 and bonus.. English: China Spanish: China German: China Dutch: China Bulgarian: КИТАЙ (KITAI)

[@skzelast]

SUOMI PERKELE TORILLA TAVATAAN

[@Pk_mn]

Turkish: Finlandiya

[@ragnhildoverli]

norwegian: finland, not finlandia

[@BlanchestarlightUwU]

The "Norwegian" one is actually Spanish...

[@datdumbass6633]

Ehhh uhh in Lithuanian it's Suomija 👀

[@cubescubescubescaptain3708]

Almost every language: “tank” German: “PANZERKAMPFWAGEN”

[@megalomaniapl]

Polish: *czołg*

[@vep0x406]

Nope, in German we say "Panzer"

[@derunfassbarebielecki]

Panzerkampfwagen just means armoured combat vehicle. A long German word for Tank (normal German form Panzer) would be Panzerkettenfahrzeug. Also Tank is also an in germany used word, but it's sounds ugly and not as good like Panzer and Tank means also liquid container in German.

[@suokkos]

Panssarivaunu

[@RichieLarpa]

@Der unfassbare Bielecki In Czech Republic, we also use "tank" as a container, I guess there is another influence of being in an Austria-Hungary...

[@ss-zn6vg]

Almost every language: Zoo Hungary: ÁLLATKERT

[@idk_probably_dead]

Persian: bagh-e-vahsh (باغ وحش)😂

[@hxunted4]

Turkish: HAYVANAT BAHÇESİ

[@egleg4035]

zoologijos sodas

[@myrrhsense]

Dutch: Dierentuin (animal garden)

[@watercat1248]

in Greece ζωολογικος κηπος that means animal garden

[@czoko2970]

Meaning of ,,No": English: No Spanish: No Italian: No Polish: Yes. EDIT: Przyklad: Mama: Jadlas cos na obiad? Ja: No. Example: Mom: Have you eaten something for lunch? Me: Yup/Yep. To jest identyczna rozmowa w dwoch jezykach (polski i angielski) This is the same conversation in two different languages (Polish & English) Mam nadzieje ze teraz kazdy rozumie :D I hope everybody understand what I meant :D

[@Vitall1]

Not. Polish: nie My from is Poland :)

[@aisuu9392]

@@Vitall1 w sensie polacy mówią 'no' jako potwierdzenie

[@magdamagdalena1756]

Polish: nie I am from Poland ;)

[@nezhmetdinov7154]

Looks like polish people cant speak english (my from, i from)

[@juliatatarowicz7229]

Stop saying no , this guy / girl meant that NO means yes ( a slang for nie ) so stop saying that it’s different

[@kittykat113]

Actually in Polish tomato is also “pomidor” sooo...

[@StrangeloveStrangelove]

In russian too.

[@ludotau9077]

Well, we are not alone after all

[@tobiaslenger]

kurwador

[@cloudespeed]

Do you polish people know that in italy we have no Kurwa but we say curva (same pronunciation) when we talk about turning toward a certain direction (like turn right- curva a destra) or we when talk about statistics curves?

[@kittykat113]

cloudespeed cloudespeed i didn’t know, but did you know that this word exist also in Swedish and means exactly the same as in Italian

[@kapatld4688]

* Other Languages * Zoo Turkish: *H A Y V A N A T B A H Ç E S İ*

[@anaverageswede9655]

it literally means animal garden, and they say zoo in Azerbaijani Turkish instead of Hayvanat Bahçesi cuz they didn't go through a language reform.

[@kapatld4688]

@@anaverageswede9655 Bruh... A jojo fan

[@anaverageswede9655]

@@kapatld4688 Za warudo kono dio da HAHA ARENT I FUNNY LAUGH AT MY JOJOKES

[@kapatld4688]

@@anaverageswede9655 HAHA! Daga Kotowaru AHAHAHAH! Rohan licking spider HA-- Wait Seriously, These jokes are not funny

[@anaverageswede9655]

@@kapatld4688 Glad we could agree on that. Oh and Diavolo is best waifu

[@Syukle]

I love our language, it's different from most countries! (I am Turkish)

[@beyzazulal3689]

Thats sound great. My sister:^)

[@barsbuyukklc7952]

Zoo=Hayvanat Bahçesi in Turkish

[@Oyun-rd8ms]

Metalci Türk istese araştırırdı söyleyemiyor

[@barsbuyukklc7952]

Oyun 1453 Deneyeydi iyiydi en azından.

[@Oyun-rd8ms]

Metalci Türk ok

[@biroluysal1630]

Bunu söylemek üzereydim

[@okk2958]

Metalci Türk whhoooooaaaaa Turkish sounds same to arabic

[@buny690]

English: Island Italian: Isola French: ile Spanish: Isla German: Insel Turkish: Ada

[@somebodythere4371]

Russian: Остров (Ostrov)

[@sew.3446]

Swedish: Ön.

[@superaconi97]

Serbian: Ostrvo (but we say Ada for like mini island in river)

[@somebodythere4371]

@@sew.3446 Danish: Ø

[@PhysiologyShark]

Pulau 😌🇮🇩

[@freyafrettchen3808]

That's why I don't really like Google Translator. In German we also say TV. I have never heard of a person that says 'Fernsehapparat' or 'Elektrozaunabwehr..' what ever I don't even remember this word xD

[@kekskugel9210]

Unsichtbares Nachtara Ja,oder wenigstens nur "Fernseher" aber nein gleich "Fernsehapparat" xD,ich kenne niemanden der das so sagt entweder TV oder Fernseher,aber Fernsehapparat? ne,danke ich bleib bei TV xD

[@TheOneAndOnlyMedha]

Adithya Phanish it also said American English for streetcar

[@dessert0399]

Adithya Phanish that could be the reason why there was an A before the English.

[@Fabytastisch]

Ja das englische Wort Tv wurde “eingedeutscht“ eigentlich ist es Fernsehapparat. Gleiches gilt für Handy oder Smartphones, die eigentlich Mobiltelefon heißen. Ich sage zwar auch nie Fernsehapparat, aber theoretisch ist es korrekt.

[@vithu864]

Er ist einer cringy Österreicher... Er benutzt bei den anderen Sprachen die Kurzform, aber im Deutschen natürlich nicht...

[@ソヴィエトの巫女]

2:15 I realized why magnifying glass is called "rupe" in Japanese.

[@steschenemar8969]

🇬🇧Russia 🇱🇷Russia 🇮🇹Russia 🇫🇷Russie 🇵🇹Rússia 🇪🇸Rusia 🇷🇴Rusia 🇨🇿Rusko 🇩🇪Russland 🇳🇴Russland 🇳🇱Rusland 🇩🇰Rusland 🇸🇪Ryssland 🇱🇹Rusija 🇹🇷Rusya 🇭🇺OROSZORSZÁG annyira imádom a magyat (Edit: thank you all for correcting me... errare humanum est)

[@gavrusag2180]

Polish - Rosja

[@zami8827]

Finnish - Venäjä.

[@onurakbiyik5291]

Cebimde elma var

[@kazrii]

A magyar nyelv a legjobb 😃

[@eemilerola1723]

🇫🇮Venäjä

[@jannat4585]

Other languages: mom, ma, ammi, mama, amma, mamička, Turkish: Anne

[@mikaasav1193]

Jannat Kamal Filipino: Inay

[@aizennickoadante5572]

@@mikaasav1193 Father: tatay

[@nova7343]

Finnish: Äiti

[@YAS-vm8ko]

çok mu farklı ? ammi ile çok benzer

[@YAS-vm8ko]

@Елиф ana iyidir. Ortak Türkçe.

[@friendofmara6298]

English: Surprise! Italian: Sorpresa French: Surprise! Romanian: Surpriză! German: UEBERRASCHUNG

[@Handsofdecay]

PřEkVaPeNí ;D (Czech)

[@Y4_SMINE]

Überraschung*

[@snowy_gateaway7583]

Finnish: Yllätys!

[@kiwula]

Polish: Niespodzianka!

[@randomp1493]

Finnish: yllätys

[@warriorprinces2063]

Nedense dikkatimi çeken tek şey arkadaki nazar boncuğu oldu.: )

[@HASOOOO]

Knk o türklere özgü değil ki?

[@polandcanintospace8982]

Languages: Electric Fence Germany: ELEKTROISICHERHEITSZAUNANLAGE

[@noskillhero2602]

You could call it Elektrozaun as well

[@iexist2217]

Polish : P *ł* ot elektryczny

[@5secstufe547]

Keiner, wirklich niemand auf der ganzen Welt sagt ELEKTROSICHERHEITSZAUNANLAGE. Außer vielleicht der Komiker in diesem Video :/

[@yurenchu]

"Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage" is from a meme that is older than this video. When I look up the word in a Google search, then I don't find any mention of it, apart from (direct or indirect) references to the meme. - knowyourmeme.com/photos/854163-differenze-linguistiche The common German word for "electric fence" seems to be _Elektrozaun_ . - de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektrozaun

[@Lego_Chewbacca]

🇫🇮Sähköaita

[@st_shn]

The reason why Estonian, Hungarian, Finnish and Turkish are different from other European languages ​​is that these languages ​​are of Asian origin. All European languages ​​are from the Indian-European Language family but these four languages ​​are from the Ural and Altai language families.

[@joshukaunarak]

What about Maltese? That language is Semitic, which is unique for Europe!

[@st_shn]

@@joshukaunarak Actually you are right, this is my fault. Malta is one of the Latin Sami languages ​​but uses the Latin alphabet. The origin of the language is based on Sicilian Arabic. As you said, a unique language within Europe.

[@Books-and-coffee0]

Greek too.

[@albaniansoldier8179]

Albanian my friend , a language never heard anywhere else

[@johnwick3846]

@@Books-and-coffee0 Greek is an Indo-European language.

[@sailormoon1699]

i farted

[@hamzarafiq2219]

🇵🇰 Dunya

[@harrypotterisded4522]

🇵🇱 Świat

[@demiiterrysmarysi8998]

World - Świat (🇵🇱)

[@maijac6896]

🇫🇮MAAILMA

[@mariammakharashvili8373]

🇬🇪სამყარო (samk'aro) 😋❤️

[@Fnaffan_-tc2so]

2. Little Things, Electric Fence in German is just ElektroZaun and most(or all) Germans are saying Fernseher instead of Fernsehapparat, but that’s something that no Dictionary will ever tell you

[@piotrtomiczak4800]

Almost every language: Tomato Polish: Pomidor

[@geminix365]

Like Pomodoro

[@arthurlube1432]

Kurwa

[@russiasucks5611]

Czech: rajče

[@azauagxiwj]

🇭🇺Hungarian: paradicsom

[@nataliakondrateva5557]

Russian also

[@arczi1309]

Everyone: Italia Vietnam: Ý Poland: *_WŁOCHY_*

[@En3on]

Kurwheaniesh: Øcýþyuioł

[@姜祐章]

Y dai loi in vietnamese Yi da li in chinese

[@adi24a]

@Ⲧⲉⲙⲙⲓⲉ_ⲧⲏⲉ_ⲧⲉⲙ ιυⲃ τακ ⲍωαηα Ⲱⲓκυιαⲓκⲓ cuz we can say also Italia, but it's much more rarely

[@thatlmao2819]

:D

[@KCGGUwU]

WłOcHy Z łBa NaM pOuCiEkAłY xD

[@ronizuckerman7785]

1:47 when you want to say "I'm going to Italy" but your phone is at 1%

[@mafuuyama]

UltraWorlds LMAOOO

[@lm1045]

Good. One You Deserve A Cookie Now

[@FreeMemesProductions]

It's funny only because it's true! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DRaz-di1in]

I'm going to Ý

[@aslipinard]

UltraWorlds lolll

[@charismaofficialbeeg2907]

Countries people think of when hearing the word English: 🇺🇲🇬🇧 Australia: *sad housos noises*

[@PumpkinSpiceCat]

I love how you're trying very hard to talk Turkish xD Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷

[@Darkpastz]

@manyakoyuncu YT malmısın? ne alaka yani

[@user-tt7nk1en5g]

@@Darkpastz Cidden özürlü

[@pelincicek8515]

@@Darkpastz adam haklı sizi milliyetsizler sizi

[@pelincicek8515]

Söyleyemezmi bayrağını sevemezmi

[@pelincicek8515]

@@Darkpastz ayrıca türk bayrağı hakkında konuşan değil onu eleştiren maldır

[@p2002pl]

"Italy" in Polish is "Włochy" 😜

[@_gwynbleidd8359]

p2002pl (which means hair)

[@manon-odette6988]

No, it not means hair. It has a completely different meaning.

[@p2002pl]

Paulina z "Mówiąc Inaczej" tutaj to wyjaśnia: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5C7qJyuhLOYjbs 😉

[@_gwynbleidd8359]

Louise Whitedeer of course it doesn't LITERALLY mean hair. But the same word can be used to describe hair.

[@voltek9738]

p2002pl wymyslilem suchara Xd. Europa i Ziemia plywaja w basenie Ziemia mowi: nie utopisz sie Europo? Europa: jak by co to lap mnie za Wlochy XDDDD

[@miwo21]

who tf says "Fernsehapparat" 😂

[@lien7877]

I just say "Fernseher". :D

[@kko3291]

I do

[@firespark5048]

Glotze😂😂

[@miwo21]

Firespark , 😂😂

[@dabideuh4131]

xXMina Xx isso

[@tobfos]

His reaction to Ý was hilarious

[@federicoserri1826]

0:44 Me: Hears “Tomato” Me:**Starts to sweat in my Italian dining room**

[@tahitahfddd]

Almost every languange: Volume Finnish: ääNeNVOiMaKkUUs

[@livanurenfalsozen1242]

Turkish: Ses

[@turururu7476]

Polish "głośność" XD

[@Juliusvaisanen11]

Oottekko hulluja oon suomalainen tiesittekö

[@michal.128]

Polish: Głośność/Dźwięk

[@pihlaja13]

@@Juliusvaisanen11 Tervehdys toveri👋🤠

[@parventratt7589]

🇬🇧 Batman 🇩🇪 Batman 🇪🇸 Batman 🇫🇷 Batman 🇸🇪 Läderlappen

[@GingGongg]

🇫🇮Lepakkomies

[@yeaswe]

Läderlappen är trevlig

[@arikurata7352]

In Turkey there is a city named Batman

[@Kakisi80]

@@arikurata7352 wow

[@gozluklumaymun2568]

Turkish: Yarasa Adam

[@u_usta_te_kuchiki_ebali]

Peanuts in yugoslavian is kikiriki because they are 2 peanuts in one shell, they are twins and have similar names. One is called kiki and the other is called riki

[@green9381]

🇬🇧 - December 🇨🇵 - décembre 🇪🇸 - diciembre 🇩🇪 - dezember 🇮🇹 - dicembre 🇧🇻 - desember 🇷🇸 - Decembar 🇦🇪 - disember 🇳🇱 - december 🇪🇪 - detsember 🇸🇰 - december 🇭🇺 - december 🇵🇱 - Grudzień ;-;

[@minjalukkari4364]

GreeN 🇫🇮-joulukuu

[@ecriniskgor1764]

🇹🇷-Aralık

[@JSG2005]

December in Dutch is with a c, not with an s

[@miamystcz768]

Czech: prosinec 😂

[@iron3561]

🇹🇷Aralık

[@taminoaydin9424]

Nobody in Germany say's "Fernsehapparat" we say "Fernseher" or just "TV" like every other language

[@Y4_SMINE]

Tamino Aydin exactly

[@vinnykitty1983]

Except Finland... Telkkari

[@derdecouvreur772]

ja genau niemand nennt das Fersehapparat😂

[@moon_wings3162]

Is halt so😂

[@martinschulz3971]

Es sagt auch niemand "Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage"

[@maistuu802]

Finnish: Zuckerberg Italian: Zuckerberg French: Zuckerberg Vietnamese: Zuckerberg even Korean: Zuckerberg Memes: *Z U C C* lol

[@ukraineball986]

Dúccơbớc

[@igorsiuda8108]

Our polish word for Italy: Italia (colloquially) or Włochy (officially).

[@lost_boy_from_neverland3925]

Every language: Banana. Literally every language: BANANA. Turkish: mUz???

[@wappita96ify]

🇪🇸 Plátano

[@iexist2217]

Polsih: Banan *,,a" has left the chat*

[@MadelineRose19]

mawz in Arabic

[@lost_boy_from_neverland3925]

@@MadelineRose19 then we probably stole that word from Arabic 🙃

[@حسن-ي6و2ط]

@@lost_boy_from_neverland3925 there is no stealing its borrowing we also use turkish

[@Greg74948]

In Polish tomato is "pomidor" while "tomato" sounds almost like "to matoł" which means "he's an idiot" in Polish. 😄 0:41 here you literally said "to matoł". XD

[@jssx]

more like "he's donkey"

[@limonadas]

🇱🇹 pomidoras

[@RichieLarpa]

W Czechach mówimy "rajče", według mnie to naprawdę unikałne słowo.

[@Shumtakatak]

On russian too помидор(pomidor)

[@Greg74948]

And in the plural form, tomatoes = PL: pomidory

[@ДевушкиАсколькоунихдивизий]

In Russian language, the word "tomato" is synonymous with "pomidor"

[@wrightcember3879]

I didn’t even realise you could say “pomidor” as “tomat”, my mother taught me “pomidor” since it was easier for my stupid brain 🤡

[@JuliaSushka]

Помидор

[@adrianomeis]

Pomodoro = pomo d'oro = golden apple. That 'cause tomatoes, originally, when they were imported in Europe, were small apple-like golden berries.

[@Mikaa.aa.]

Pomidor is a pomidor in polish . Hmf Wait.. What I wrote doesn't make snedse .Anyway

[@ottomanosman2463]

You forget Kars, a city of Turkey, yet also a meme in an anime. I am not an addict in anime but I still laugh hearing.

[@haruntosun6235]

Don't know why it reminded me of this, but in Turkish; evolution = evrim revolution = devrim sooo..... r = d ?!!?!?

[@sevgihacioglu]

Lol

[@muhammetk77]

:D

[@h6llxw66n]

Factz

[@gezginali9926]

possible but false

[@devrimyasarr]

I devrim

[@llyfer6858]

In English- Sunflower In Turkish- Ayçiçeği (Moon Flower) Wth is going on

[@gezginali9926]

guy said that is dumb

[@KalinoZ]

Poland:Bitch please... . . . . *słonecznik*

[@llyfer6858]

gezgin ali ağzını topla:)

[@KarausTheReTeller]

Also "günebakan" is used although it is not widely used, but the original one which is the archaic and non-Istanbul dialect is "günebakan" which means *"(flower) which looks at the sun".*

[@llyfer6858]

Karaus Yeah I know that I am from Turkey.

[@burikinodance]

Edit: Idc if I'm one letter off, don't correct me The word 'Me' is Slavic languages: 🇵🇱 Ja 🇷🇺 Ja 🇷🇸 Ja 🇭🇷 Ja 🇧🇦 Ja 🇧🇾 Ja 🇺🇦 Ja 🇲🇪 Ja 🇲🇰 Ja 🇨🇿 Ja 🇸🇮 Jaz 🇸🇰 Ja Meanwhile in Bulgaria ... 🇧🇬 *A Z*

[@EkusuMakina]

🇩🇪 Ja wohl

[@uj1147]

@@EkusuMakina NIIEMMCY WWROGGOWWIE SLLOWWIANN

[@EkusuMakina]

@@uj1147 Amen.

[@uj1147]

@@EkusuMakina in nomine patri et fili et spiritus sanctum

[@MintPro47]

Btw ja means in german yes

[@sot1susy-amogus]

Turkey:muz France:banane Russia:banan America:banana Duolingo:bird seed

[@anordinarygal888]

Zoo in Turkish means "hayvanat bahçesi" btch plz

[@lenaxx7918]

ARMY~~!! ❤

[@denizozaskin8812]

current means "şuan" note "ş" sounds like "sh"

[@imagiguard]

TÜRK ARMY SAPTANDI

[@hoseokunkomacanagzsopereel1602]

Ma Boi Tae aha türk kdlslslx

[@Sezercl]

It's the same. Hayvanat means Zoology.

[@trserhat33]

Arkada nazar boncuğu görenler +1 🧿

[@trserhat33]

Ibrahim Kara evet

[@505aftercigs]

Ben

[@ozgur9192]

Aynen

[@wodaiogien02]

Itally - in Polish - Włochy

[@olek3]

I T A L Y sie pisze dzbany

[@berlin8602]

Niektórzy mówią Italia, wiec nie wiem czy tak cos sie powinno liczyc

[@pawicraft3177]

Ale się liczy, chociaż "Y" wygrało wszystko

[@gian4944]

Poland, in Italian: Polonia

[@Nati_Czar_Nati]

@@gian4944 xd

[@qballer82]

The word actual in English can mean current, although that usage is more old fashioned.

[@gwygbys7207]

"Pomodoro" is translated in "golden apple" because in origin the tomato was yellow, so the italian called it in this way.

[@NotScared]

Neanch’io lo sapevo

[@giovannigobbi4832]

Ti amo, per fortuna che lo hai detto anche te, il bello é che nel video fa sembrare che non abbia senso, ma ha più senso di tomato

[@kartoffelbrate]

In Russia you also say pomedor

[@Demolishionist]

meanwhile tomate or tomato comes from the plant's native region's Aztec/Nahuatl word tomatl.

[@avishagalbo2960]

In Hebrew, golden apple means orange (the fruit )

[@PhysiologyShark]

🇮🇩 Cina 🇺🇸🇬🇧 China 🇪🇸 China 🇫🇮 Kiina 🇵🇱 Chiny 🇳🇴 Kina 🇨🇳 中国 (Zhōngguó) 😌

[@kafkas69]

Physiology Shark „Chugoku“ in Japanese don’t know how to write it though

[@madamid100]

@@kafkas69 I think you write it exactly how you write it in Chinese

[@saphirfelup874]

In Germany it's China, too

[@Biwz_]

Yingguó?

[@Karnak077]

@@kafkas69 中国

[@roman-armenianmapper2600]

I'm from Y, I found it very pizza

[@piccionemalato9791]

I'm from Y too and i love pizza 🍕

[@roman-armenianmapper2600]

Perfect

[@yizyiz839]

Sono un italiano semplice, leggo il commento, like

[@roman-armenianmapper2600]

Sad potato :(

[@pietromazzocco145]

I’m from Y (A Y)

[@ObsessedWithThePeelySkin879]

1:49 How people say Italy in 2040

[@noradaslytherin7672]

Almost in every language: Eventual Turkish: İmkanlı

[@incii91]

/Brøken\ mümkün daha uygun aslında :3

[@snowy_gateaway7583]

Finnish: Lopullinen

[@dzsinor]

Hungarian:Jelenlegi

[@noradaslytherin7672]

υиιգυє-οяи evet .d

[@incii91]

Gabi Kiss oh i have a hungarian friend!! she was an exchanger in our school this year but because of the corona virus, she had to go back to hungary earlier :((

[@fieda46]

Where's this? Finland Finland Finnland Finnlandia Finlandia SUOMI :))

[@pitsanleikkaaja]

Suomii!

[@feliciaantfolk2584]

Bartosz Fiedorowicz / Бартош Фиедоровичь hahahaha

[@voipentti]

SUOMI!!?!?!?!??!?!?!!?

[@fieda46]

Miika Kukkonen Ei. Puola.

[@spooket8464]

SUOMI PERKELE

[@YungBF]

1:48 i’m vietnamese people say italy is “Ý” and spaghetti is “ Mì Ý”

[@DuyAnh-ul3jn]

who cares lol

[@樫野崎灯台]

伊？

[@YungBF]

@@DuyAnh-ul3jn 😑

[@DuyAnh-ul3jn]

@@YungBF tôi là người Việt nhưung mà thấy mấy bạn VN cứ nói những thứ chả liên quan,chả ai quan tâm í:V

[@YungBF]

@@DuyAnh-ul3jn 46 ng đã like v theo bn ng Việt Nam gọi mỳ ý là gì

[@a.j9083]

For the Italians saying it different for tomato, in Poland we say Pomidor so similar! Also in Poland we call Italy 'Włochy' Pronounced vwohyh (h at the end because it is a tough sound *do not pronounce!) Again, the polish word for magnifying glass is 'szkło powiększające' so it is just odd.

[@MikeMJeffyTheMasterHD]

Every language: Mickey Mouse Italian: Topolino. Every language: Spongebob Squarepants French: Bob l'eponge.

[@phlangello813]

Yes, we (The French) say "Bob l'éponge"... (Sorry for my English...)

[@MikeMJeffyTheMasterHD]

@@phlangello813 Yeah I know right cause right now I live in Belgium xD Btw you did just an error, it's "say", not "stay", I think it is autocorrect fault ^^

[@phlangello813]

@@MikeMJeffyTheMasterHD No it's me, I wrote "stay" instead of "say" because write in English is little hard for me^^'

[@MikeMJeffyTheMasterHD]

G.A. M.E. Oh, don't worry so. Your english is not that bad. English is not that difficult, you'll learn it pratically without problems and automatically. If your intention is that, a little tip is watch video on KZbin, in English. Like I dunno, if you like videogames you can search a channel about videogames (for example, BikiniBodhi does videogames, it add subtitles to video so it is easier for you to watch, even if you don't know the games he brings, try watching him). Or there are few scientific channels. Search AntsCanada tho, If you are not scared by ants, I find this intersting and he speaks calmly, but you can have subtitle here too. Oh, search maybe French people that right now live in London or viceversa, like in Italy we have "Briller", he's american but live's Italy, he has a good Italian and does English-video to help people learning it. English isn't hard, just relax and you'll learn it easily. Bonne chance. :)

[@phlangello813]

@@MikeMJeffyTheMasterHD Sometimes, I watch videos in English about videogames like Zelda, Undertale... In activate English subtiles, and it's true that it's practical (Except when the subtitles are automatic...). I think I'm going to train even more and... Merci beaucoup^^ (Thank you very much)! But... Simple curiosity... You speak Italian? Because at the school I learn Italian.

[@desanipt]

2:15 In Portuguese we call it "lupa" which is strangelly similar to the german word

[@yaritzagarcia3282]

Disney em pt-pt also in spanish even though he used lente de aumento, both are valid

[@tovekauppi1616]

Yeah, we have the word ‘lupp’ for it in Swedish too.

[@Adryan_85]

Lupa in Romanian to

[@annawojciechowska7312]

We also have "lupa" in Polish xd

[@natialeistate4461]

Yea I want to write the same XD

[@MazochistaRozsas]

Oh please, in Hungarian: Tomato: paradicsom Possible: lehetséges Italy: Olaszország Zoo: állatkert

[@hamoodhabibi]

Repost

[@szonyoka]

Yeah, Hungarys dope. I wanna go there. Wait, I am Hungarian. Nevermind.

[@MazochistaRozsas]

@@szonyoka same XD

[@Richard_Gonda]

I was like lmao, every hungarian word sounds different to those in the video

[@selardonia]

Imádom a nyelvúitást 😂

[@milenaouro2069]

Every language: ananas English: please, pineapple. Portuguese: hahaha, abacaxi.

[@binnur1397]

🌻 in languages İn other languages mean: Sun Flower İn 🇹🇷 : Ayçiçeği (MOON Flower) Just idk why it is

[@neptune5943]

In Russian it means under sun

[@deny005]

Binnur In Italian,we say "Girasole" which means SpinsSun (almost 😅)

[@idk-nl8uh]

Słonecznik ⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪ 🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴

[@SomeUkrainian69_420_1337_228]

Ukrainian: Соняшник (Sonyashn'k)

[@marcoss.6193]

🇧🇷 gira-sol (spin-sun) 🤔🤔😒

[@karvail]

0:49 Hungarian: paradicsom 1:00 Hungarian: lehetséges 1:46 Hungarian: Olaszország 1:58 Hungaruan: állatkert 2:15 Hungarian: nagyító

[@greislige]

1:26 is villamos

[@monkey_8227]

ELEKTROSICHERHEITSZAUNANLAGE! 💥

[@ellav5845]

Bitch pls Sähköaita...

[@Skypro560]

Elektrozaun einfach

[@bianyks2917]

what

[@derunfassbarebielecki]

@@Skypro560 in der Gesamtheit würde man es Elektro(sicherheits)zaunanlage nennen, der Elektrozaun ist nur ein Kompartiment dieser.

[@lolen271]

Wrong it is Elektrozaun

[@OuterSpaceandTimelapses4]

English: Island Spanish: Isla Italian: Isola German: Insel French: île Swedish: ... Ö

[@Skypro560]

Everyone : Elektrozaun The guy from the youtube recommendation: Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage

[@lindakuncakova7715]

Almost every language: tomato Italy: pomodoro Czech: RAJČE

[@aiisaokstam4459]

Russian: pomidor Ukrainian: pomydor :)

[@Елена-ъ4н9в]

paradicsom 🇭🇺

[@MarkoBoyGamer]

Croatia: R A J Č I C A

[@davidmruz5827]

Slovensko: pARaDaJKa

[@xxxtentacionllj5210]

Linda Kunčákova bosnia paradajz

[@pasthellic]

Irgendwer aus dem Deutschsprachigen Raum hier? Oder bin ich die einzige? :0

[@mce_23ba57]

Milka kuh ich glaub der Typ im Video kommt aus Germania

[@Luca_______]

Ne ich auch

[@txcply07]

@@mce_23ba57 nein er ist Bulgare aber ist im österreichischen Gebiet nah am deutschen Gebiet aufgewachsen deswegen kann er das so gut

[@evoblevo]

Grüsse aus der Schweiz ;D

[@diecoole9054]

Ja ich

[@iambacklol]

"Zoo" in Turkish: *Hayvanat bahçesi😀*