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Hence Crvena Zvezda = Red Star (Belgrade)..

Chinese pinyin no accents: yi er san si wu liu qi ba jiu shi Cantonese pinyin no accents: yut yi sam sei m lot tsut bat gao sup

Nice! But I love how Kaliningrad is often different from Russia 3 and 6 are more agreeable Swedish 6 is wild nice music with many 7 and 9 chords Turkey and Hungary doing whatever they can to be different (except hungarian 10)

Финны и венгры самые оригинальные в Европе.

In Italian we have cases like light blue which is azzurro similar to Spanish but also we have lilla as a color which is light purple

Spanish Español Espagnol 1. Uno. Primero. 2. Dos. Segundo. 3. Tres. Tercero. 4. Cuatro. Cuarto. 5. Cinco. Quinto. 6. Seis. Sexto. 7. Siete. Séptimo. 8. Ocho. Octavo. 9. Nueve. Noveno. 10. Diez. Décimo.

You should avoid exotic animals because in another non-romance they can be the same! More domestic and common for Europe/ Romanian; vulture, capra, scroafa (female pig aka scruffy in eng. is rooted)arici (hedgehog), mouse, etc.

Where is 0?

Plava is blue in Serbian???

Where is the catalan!!?

In Italian "tergo" is a synonym of "schiena" and "òmero" is the English "humerus", that is the shoulder bone.

Russian: Red - Красный [крАсный'], (krásnyj') Green - Зелёный [з'ил'Оный'], (z'il'ónyj') Blue - Синий [с'Ин'ий'], (s'ín'ij') Yellow - Жёлтый [жОлтый'], (zhóltyj') Orange - Оранжевый [арАнжывый'], (aránzhyvyj') Pink - Розовый [рОзавый'], (rózavyj') Purple - Фиолетовый [ф'иал'Этавый'], (f'ial'étavyj') Brown - Коричневый [кар'Ич'н'ивый'], (kar'ích'n'ivyj') Gray - Серый [с'Эрый'], (s'éryj') White - Белый [б'Элый'], (b'élyj') Black - Чёрный [ч'Орный'], (ch'órnyj')

In Belarusian it will be "Fiyaletavy", purpurny synonym, just like in Russia

What are the least spoken languages in Europe?

In Portuguese brown is Castanho. Only Brazil says Marrom

in Russian and Ukranian one is written with O but you sey it with A

Corsican: Un Duie Tre Quattru Cinque Sei Sette Ottu Nove Dece Centu Mille

A poetic way of saying "Back" in italian is "tergo/terga". Oddly enough, "schiena" has germanic origin.

Puoi fare anche un top 10 delle lingue meno parlate in europa?

OMG BREAD HAS PAIN 2:00

OMG FISH HAS POISON 1:12

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German is also an official language in Belgium and Luxembourg.

Kaliningrad/Königsberg/Królewiec/Královec doesn't belong to Poland any more/yet, it is Russian region since 1945(before it was German/Polish/Teutonic/Baltic)

Na Alemanha também é falado alemão

In Corsican: Rossu Aranciu Giallu / ghjallu Verde Turchinu Violettu Ruseu / roseu Marrone Negru / neru Biancu Grisgiu Oru Argentu For purple we have another color that is closer to the latin word which is "porpura" and so is there in french with "pourpre". This color is between red and purple

in russian Purple -purpurny, lilovy, fioletovy Grey - sery, sivy(sizy) Orange - oranževy, ryžy

on the blue part you put the name of green on austria

"Orange" - most of Europe should have the same colour as all those words containt the world "orange" "aranj/c/dż". It's just another unprofessional video on CZcams full of errors. That's it.

mor rengi için türkiye ve yunanistan aynı renk olmalıydı. gri rengi için türkiye birçok ülke ile aynı olmasına rağmen yine farklı gösterilmiş

I tried to guess the top 10 and did pretty well. However, I said Greek and Portuguese instead of Ukrainian and Romanian. I underestimated the amount of speakers of these languages

"brown" in Portuguese is "marrom". "castanho" is a shade of the brown colour that is used, usually, when talking about hair and eyes colour. The colour "pink" is not called "cor-de-rosa" in Portuguese, but just "rosa". The colour "grey" is not called "cinzento" in Portuguese, but just "cinza".

In portuguese you don't have to say "eu" for "eu te amo". We just say "te amo" as well as they can say it in Spanish and as well as they used to say it in Latin, at least in Brazil. I believe in Portugal they might say eu te amo or amo-te more often (due to their enclitic preferences, brazilians are rather proclitical than enclitical) But in Brazil, te amo is the most common way to say it. You guys can check it on Maria Rita's song "Cria"(offspring). In the introduction to this song we have tons of kids saying "Mommy, I love you" to their mothers. None, I said, NONE say: mamãe, eu te amo. They just go: mamãe, te amo. And they're just kids not trying to embelish things, just being themselves and saying: mamãe, TE AMO. We may say EU te amo if we wanna emphasize it. Like "I DO love you!" It isn't wrong nor uncommon, but in the trivials, day-to-day, unconsidered "luv ya" kinda thing, we just go with te amo

We do say salve in portuguese, but nowadays it sounds too slangy. Salve, salve, rapaziada (hello, hello, fellas!)

Português usa vermelho e rubro....

There is no single word for purple in Dutch. We have purper, paars, violet and lila. They are all slightly different. The same is true for other languages. If you think Russian always uses siniy for blue, you are in for a surprise. Sometimes, the object influences whether you use the shades or the main colour. In Russian, hair can be korichnevyi, but eyes can't. They are either karye or chornye.

3:49 in Portuguese it is more common they said marrom than castanho.

Em português não se escreve "umidade", mas sim "humidade".

O normal em português não é "eu te amo", mas sim "eu amo-te".

Belgium speaks French, Flemish and German, Switzerland speaks French, German, Italian and Romanch, Belarussia speaks Belarusian and Russian, Ukraine speaks Ukrainian and Russian etc looks weird how you just picked up random languages sometimes.

Why did you decide to put German in Switzerland?? You know that the main language is mostly French??

Aku cinta kamu

Blue is in Albanian - Kaltër.

Finally I don't see "rosa", "marron" or "cinza" instead of "cor-de-rosa", "castanho" and "cinzento" for Portuguese!

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"alvo" also means "white" in Portuguese. I see that is shared with Romanian. I should add that is is mainly used in literature, and rarely in everyday language.

Correction: Italian is an official language in Italy and Switzerland.

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Portuguese uses marrom too

I find the translation of the greeting "bună dimineața " (Romanian) =("good morning") , into Korean very interesting! It sounds in Korean like it's saying ... "o nouă zi"-uă , (in Romanian) = ("a new day") ; 🤔 Very interesting ! (See Google Translate, and listen especially to the PRONUNCIATION).