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The Ukrainian language has a linguistic distance with Russian even greater than Italian and French. And how can these languages be confused? In the Ukrainian language, the sounds are in front - it is always on the teeth - the front-interdental method of sound production. In the Russian language, the sounds go somewhere back - somewhere in the throat, and it is very easy to distinguish them. And the reason why, in the opinion of many, these languages are too similar is the work of propaganda.

Italianized arabic

Lousy echoing acoustics in that room and lots of background noise, which negates the whole purpose of this video.

China eu uk tension

Si hablo portugues con un acento español marcado ya hablo gallego jaja

I think she resides in India but her Nepali isn't that bad.

I speak Nepali; I can see that some words are exactly the same. Some are like Hindi & some are quite unique.

Wie geht es ihr inzwischen und was macht sie so - lebt sie noch? Ich finde sie sehr sympathisch.

Oh boy, this seems more like Portuguese.

colek gufron

Gaelic is such an impossibly beautiful language

Can German speaker understand this?

Thank you!

I love how this sounds, besides from some specific vocabulary it's perfectly understandable and i find similar to how it's spoke on certain islands of the Azores (except for Sao Miguel which has it's own accent).

this sounds a bit like sami has the same type of pronunciation

Shina is the major langauge of Gilgit Baltistan, Shina is spoken in Kohistan, Diamer, Gilgit, Astore, Some parts of Nagar, Hunza, Ghize and skardu.

İts not kazakh, its turkish, just in central asia

It kind of sounds like Japanese

கண்டிய நடனம் சிங்களவரின் நடனம் என்று சொல்லவும்.

J'ai connu un tibétain qui a fui le Tibet avant l'invasion chinoise,son tibétain sonnait très différemment,le sien sonne très chinois!😮

I was in the produce section of the store One time and overheard thee strange sounding language of what appeared to be a a couple of southeast asian women. Alot of the words sounded like they began with the consonants m-l together and some of the words ended in o-w, as in the word chow or Wow. Very weird sounding to me! Does anyone out there know possibly what language they were speaking speaking?

Wikitongues is a beggar who tries to get people to subscribe. If you want those, EARN THEM! People will do them when THEY WANT to, not when you WANT THEM to. You do not deserve subscriptions.

Wikitongues is a beggar who tries to get people to subscribe. If you want those, EARN THEM! People will do them when THEY WANT to, not when you WANT THEM to. You do not deserve subscriptions.

Wikitongues is a beggar who tries to get people to subscribe. If you want those, EARN THEM! People will do them when THEY WANT to, not when you WANT THEM to. You do not deserve subscriptions.

Legends , please 🙏

This lady came to my 7th Grade class to teach us about Gullah! I wish i could sit down amd tell her shes the reason I love being from Charleston

Thanks so much for this video! Our non-profit organization works in partnership with the United Nations (OHCHR & DGC) on a global human rights education project to record native speakers reading the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in all 560+ translated languages. Are you a native speaker of Minangkabau? Would you be interested in recording the UDHR in Minangkabau?

Thanks so much for this video! Our non-profit organization works in partnership with the United Nations (OHCHR & DGC) on a global human rights education project to record native speakers reading the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in all 560+ translated languages. Are you a native speaker of Minangkabau? Would you be interested in recording the UDHR in Minangkabau?

Thanks so much for this video! Our non-profit organization works in partnership with the United Nations (OHCHR & DGC) on a global human rights education project to record native speakers reading the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in all 560+ translated languages. Are you a native speaker of Minangkabau? Would you be interested in recording the UDHR in Minangkabau?

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As ain Shetlandr, a tenk shø aidr ettl tø sunn forstawabl fr awain or her leid'r efektit bi Ingls as shø ar nai speken skir Shetlands. a wat at shø kad be frai ainidr part o Shetland but shø ar nai øsen da wirds a'd say, ken.

Is there some sort of a requirement to sound EXTREMELY nasally speaking this language/dialect (without castillan Spanish background)? I listened to others speaking it; they all sound a lot more Spanish-sounding but they also don't speak through their nostrils.

Parece Russo com notas dos bosquímanos.

Thank you for thia video! It very interesting from a lingustic point of view and aldo very imprtant for keeping up the heritahe of these langugages

no offense but one of the worst sounding languages in the world

As a long time Simon Roper fan ... where as this here video been hiding all these years?!

Lembra um hebraico.

Jo fablarro Ladĩ va Ladino es muto similï a al mĩ lurrat! Rad narfa fablarra similï a al axentu shamalï dal Raliji, donde hodë fablarran lurrats come al Hispaniũ va al Portuguĩ. Aca ine al janub asï fablaromse al Arabï.

How are we even sure she's speaking with a Japanese accent, maybe the intonation and cadence of the modern language spoken in Japan takes it's origins from Ainu.

the language of my ancestors 😢

Gràcies per aquesta publicaciô, m'agrada sentir parlar aranés , ho he comprés gairebé tot

It’s Lyle

I'm only just now learning about Gullah, and I'm just in awe -- I'm grateful there's a channel like this and people like Caroline carrying it on and passing it down

Que bel video bagaj

Came across what sounded to me like trilingual Afrikaans in Douglas the Isle of Man

As a Barbadian I really enjoyed listening to this dear lady speak.

I only discovered these Hungarian expressions in what she said: "persze", és "hát ez", "hát ezt egyelőre, még eszembe jut valami még", "társaság", "nem tudok semmit, mert", "na, jó volt"

this is punjabi with slight differences in pronunciation