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спасибо огромное. очень давно искала хороший канал где хорошо объясняют. сама не являюсь уйгуркой но очень люблю это народ и язык. еще раз спасибо

اين اللهجة الفلسطينية اجمل اللهجات العربية👌

bro the hungarian 2:40 is suprised me bc i'm hungarian and i understood it said: pedagogues from America came to Zalaegerszeg to teach English to the locals for three weeks, eleven on-demand teachers in the kepzes to help those interested from very young children to seniors

ما احلى الفيديو! حزرتهم كلهم ما عدا اليمنية والليبية😌

My guesses: Japanese Portuguese Russian Albanian (Hungarian) Thai (Vietnamese) Polish (Czech) Icelandic Dari (Kurdish) German (Yiddish) Rajasthani (Punjabi : which I don't think is accurate) Azeri (Tuvan) Georgian (Navajo) I am a Bengali speaker.

كلهم جبتهم ما عدا الليبه توقعتها فلسطينيه. والكويتيه قلت بحرينيه

Im thinkin dialect like like gulf vs levantine vs north african etc... wasnt expecting the nitty gritty specifics lol

ههههه على الرغم من فهمي المطلق للهجات العرب إلا أنني لم أستطع التعرف إلا على خمس منها مشكورين ياأبطال 😂😂

7/10 🎉

0:49 I Like Najdi Arabic For country Saudi Arabia

Yiddish=German

1. Japanese (Correct). I know a little Japanese and it's very easy for me to understand. 2. Russian (Wrong, Portuguese). It looked a lot like Russian to me and that's why I made mistake. 3. Russian (Correct). I just guessed right. 4. A European language (half right 😄, Hungarian). From the tone of their speech, I understood that it was for Europe, but I didn't understand which language it was. 5. Thai (Wrong, Vietnamese). The tone of speaking of Southeast Asian countries is very similar. 5. A European language (half right, Czech). From the tone of their speech, I understood that it was for Europe, but I didn't understand which language it was. 6. Nothing (Wrong, Icelandic). I couldn't recognize it at all. 7. Kurdish (Correct). I'm from Iran and many of my compatriots are Kurds. That's why I recognized it easily. 8. Hebrew (Wrong, Yiddish). I know that these two languages aren't directly related to each other, but they seem to be a little similar. 9. Hindi or Urdu (Wrong, Punjabi). They are very similar. 10. Turkey's Turkish (Half right, Tuvan). It's a language of the Turkic language family, but it's not a well-known language. Just from it tone and words, I thought it was Turkey's Turkish. 11. A Native American language (Half right). I had previously seen some videos about Native American languages, so I understood that this language belongs there, but I didn't know which language it is.

أنا برازيلي ويمكنني التعرف على 4 من 10 😅 رائع

و التونسية وين ؟

score: 5/12 1) Japanese 2) Romanian (Portuguese) 3) Russian 4) Estonian (Hungarian) 5) Vietnamese 6) Czech 7) Icelandic 8) Persian (Kurdish) 9) Danish (Yiddish) 10) Hindi (Punjabi) 11) Kyrgyz (Tuvan) 12) ?? (Navajo)

Yakut and Turkish sound the best to my Belarusian ear. The Gagauzian language is missing.

Tough one, but good! Some of those were fairly specific and sparsely spoken. NAVAJO?! 😅

Man hittay çida ukihan brat , man mu uyghur , amma hettay ça ugan ginim ga 🤢🤮man , hettay gha üç lügüm da hettay nig hammisi ulüp katsa küzüm ni mittt kep koymayma , httay çag yahşi kan , uyghur la üçün gap kepkoyhinig yahşi

I got Navajo, Japanese Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese and also Yiddish because as a German myself it sounded similar but It didn't sound like any of the dialects

I don't understand I try to speak in other way no in our microphone but it won't work but I know how to speak Arabic

😍🔥яша

The Egyptian one mentions the city Alexandria. That defeats the purpose. 😅

The quiz was interesting, but unfortunately, I got too tired of muting the video when the overly-loud, and completely unnecessary doo-doo-Doo-DOO, doo-doo-Doo-DOO, doo-doo-Doo-DOO,doo-doo-Doo-DOO, doo-doo-Doo-DOO,doo-doo-Doo-DOO, doo-doo-Doo-DOO,doo-doo-Doo-DOO, doo-doo-Doo-DOO,doo-doo-Doo-DOO, doo-doo-Doo-DOO "music" came on between language samples.

I found most of them. Because i study Arabic dialects❤

The ones I got right in the first second ✅: - Egyptian - Lebanese - Algerian - Yemeni - Iraqi The ones I didn’t get 😂 -Saudi: sounded like Jeddah or Hijaz dialect so I thought the video would probably choose a wider accent like the middle of Saudi so I chose Sudanese because I thought it was a bit similar. - Jordanian: the clip was too short and I confuse Levanties accents all the time so I thought Lebanese. - Kuwaiti: for some reason the clip sounded Emarati for me since I always think Kuwaiti and Iraqi are similar accents. Moroccan: I thought Tunisian because for me all Maghreb accents sound similar 😂

Türkmen Azerbaycan Çuvaş Türkçe Kazak it is very obvious sound with J and ü Yalıboyu dialecti olsaydı bence KırımTatar da bilirdim ama orta boy sanırım main course o nedenle haberlerde o kullanılıyor. Başkirt'e Tatar dedim bence yarım sayılır.

I got 5 points, and I'm not even from these countries 😂😂😂

0:37 japanese 1:13 portugese 1:51 russian 2:30 hungarian 3:34 czech 4:22 Icelandic

Ассаламу алейкум. Рахмят ❤

Saudi dialect is the best

مين هنا مصري؟

I could identify Icelandic and Punjabi.

There were too many clues in the language clips sadly, like the Yiddish one speaking about Nazis (I still guessed wrong and said Dutch lmao) or them saying the names of the country in the language. But still very interesting

swahili ya bara

Could you do a video about the resources you used in your arabic journey for both fusha and dialects ...

thank you for pointing out that native arab speakers always want to push in the direction of learning fusha ... but surely it would have little benefit in day to day colloquial life ... everyday modern expressions in language would not be easily converyed or even at all in Fusha ... I'm sticking to learning Egyptian Arabic and Khaleeji

Очень интересно ❤

👍👍👍 بەك ياخشى

okay, so here's my attempt (SPOILER WARNING): 1. japanese (CORRECT) - it's just sooo recognizable, there was no way it was something else 2. polish (WRONG - portuguese) - idk the way the reporter said certain constonants sorta reminded me of that 3. russian (CORRECT) - also pretty recognizable 4. hungarian (CORRECT) - guessed it INSTANTLY cuz I'm a native lol 5. thai (WRONG - vietnamese) - basically it was a 50/50 between thai and vietnamese, should've went with my gut feeling 6. czech (CORRECT) - we were definitely in the central european area, and it didn't sounded like polish, so it was either czech or slovakian, but mid-sentence I've just heard "ano" and "dobry den" and I was like "yup, czech for sure!" 7. icelandic (CORRECT) - gotta admit the first reason I've guessed that is because I've heard "icelandic lava" lol, but in my defense, it also sounded like if you were to mix norwegian and celtic together 8. yoruba (WRONG - kurdish) - i was way off... 9. yiddish (CORRECT) - it absolutely sounded like old german with a jewish accent, so it had to be that 10. urdu (WRONG - punjabi) - we were definitely on the hindustani area with this one... but there are a lot of languages in that area, and it wasn't hindi for sure cuz it would've been too obvious, well... it wasn't hindi, or urdu 11. armenian (WRONG - tuvan) - I really heard some russian and some turkic influence in it so I was like "somewhere in the caucasus" 12. ainu (WRONG - navajo) - That one was really hard for me, and I've really had no idea what it could've been

All I got was Russian 😭 I been for learning it for 3 years

Where is Uzbek language?

Iraq Morocco Algeria Egypt Libya

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I am Czech, and I guessed right Japanese, Portugese, Russian, Hungarian, Czech, Icelandic, and Navajo, and I fucked up on Vietnamese (Tagalog), Kurdish ("something Turkic"), Yiddish (Flemish), Punjabi (Tamil), Tuvan (Khazakh).

Iso paska.

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Извините, если вопрос глупый, но отличается ли этот язык от языка уйгуров, которые живут в Китае?

I just realised how punjabi is more known to world than any other indian language

I guessed the Moroccan darija 🇲🇦 + Algerian dialect 🇩🇿 which so close to moroccan darija but easier + Saudi because it my dialect 🇸🇦 + Egypt 🇪🇬....... My all love to darija it is my favorite dialect because it so hard and complicated and it sometimes look like a song

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