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high german in the south?! yeah bawue is famous for that...

Where and for how much can I buy this painting in the background?

_Ah, a wiseguy, see?_

Also words and influence added to the language not just from slaves and natives but the other countries settlers and traders journeying around the cape too. Most notably the french, portugese and english! Many refuse to believe English had an influence despit the country being a commonwealth nation. Here is an example of an afrikaans sentence: My pen is in my hand. Completely Afrikaans!😂

I’m from WV and I’ll say, “I’s goin’ to the store yesterday.” In stead of I was.

No, there're many Chinese LANGUAGES, not dialects ! Chinese is not a language, it's a language family - Sinitic language family. As you said in the other video " if they're mutually unintelligible, then they're different languages" .....

How come? There're about 100 milions native Cantonese speaker in the world(mainland about 85 milions). It's definitely more than Wu. And, there is almost no young people can speak Shanghainese in Shanghai nowadays, it's the fast dying language among the 5 big Chinese languages.

Does that mean that I, as a Javanese, have the same ancestors as Filipinos, Madagascars, Hawaiians, etc. several tens of millennia ago in Taiwan?

I love South Indian languages cultures very much

La fiko!

Oh man we do have k in oirat and l is a such a commen sound. But my latina friend say you l is like lh. But to me it doesn't sound like that. And i had arab roommate, her l was so much stronger, and she said ours is normal l to her ears. So i guess, depends on what's your native language it can sound different. Again k is common sound in countryside peoples accent, not just oirat.

How could there be no surviving descendants?

Una manera molt senzilla de saber el gènere de la paraula és fixar-se en l'última lletra de la paraula, si aquesta acaba amb "e" és masculina, però si acaba amb "a" és femenina. Tot i això, cal saber que potser no totes les paraules segueixen aquesta norma.

Low Saxon, not Low German thank you very much

It’s worth mentioning that in modern times, high German is just the all around standard. I studied it for a few years and tried to speak with some Swiss people I met a few years later and they made 0 sense to me

"Uncleftish beholding" sounds %100000 german!!

The US Northeast was settled by people from Southern England, so they spoke that way naturally. As more people from north of England, as well as Scotland, Ireland settled America, other US accents emerged. And later still with German, Dutch, Italian, Polish etc. people settling USA. Ultimately a "general American" accent(with obvious variations) existed across most of USA, except the South, and the Northeast. The Northeast accent survived into the 20th century, and that's why people spoke that way. Nothing artificial or manufactured. In fact, if you listen to NE accents across 20th c, it gets less "British" and more "General American" as the years go by.

I've made connections of Proto Indo European and Proto Afro Asiatic. If we this hypothesis is true, then we'll be able to confirm or be very close to confirming the proto world language theory

Wow that's old

When I say I want a goth gf this is what I mean btw

Þhorn

The pronunciation of Sprachbund is false.

nicaraguan sign language disproves this

It is fun to be able to understand all the Afrikaanse comments as a Dutch person.😂 I do have to read it twice sometimes though.🤔

Bona to vada your dolly ol'eek

I would agree, but that would mean French isn’t a Romance language. 😮

I am a native low german speaker from the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. I learned it from my parents and grandparents. And I can tell you that most people here still speak it and there is no really way that it will go extinct

Sadudulur beda karuhun

i find the fact that both P and H make an “eff” sound stupid, it’s like the two letters go silent together, except they don’t actually, instead they “make a baby” (if you catch my drift) and somehow form the letter F

I very much share your love for the interesting features of these languages! But I can't help but point out, it's SAY-lish-an, and luh-SHOOT-seed

Koya language also Dravidian language group brother @LiteLinguisticz

THE FIRST LANGUAGE : “ Hnngg….hnnngggg! Gggkkk! Hooo…hooooo! Akkkkk….! Haaaaa! Heeeeeeeee! Woooooo! Ggggkkk! Clk clk clkkk! Hnng ….!”

Cornish will return - damn you Henry the 8th, damn you!!!!

No way you just said caynis like wtf it’s pronounced Kānīs

Please do not use the word Farsi. Farsi is the name of the Persian language in the national language. In Iran, we don't call the English language "English" either, but inglisi

Lies, Polynesians aren’t in the Austronesian language group. Polynesian is a branch of the Native American language families.

"Spoken by performers, sailors and the queer subculture" So...Just the queer subculture.

It was never a language of the queer community, whatever that means

Why do Americans not understand that the "queer community" is an American concept that doesn't apply to gay men in other countries and times?

You forgot Ithquil

Ancient Egypt way older then that👹😇👍👍 Around 9,500 bce

Polari is fascinating, and strangely poetic. We had a comedian, Kenneth Williams, who used it in the mainstream. People thought it was comical nonsense talk - if they really knew what he was saying he'd have been taken off air.

In Thailand, transgender have dialect of Thai called Lu-Language. Basically, fuck would be luckfu (heaa to leaa-hu), d*ck would be lick-du (kuay to luay-ku) (lom-u luay-ku… I won’t translate this 😂)

I speak fluent Gujarati, and personally, the language is better than English in terms of writing. It is very easy to distinguish vowels and consonants, and vowels and consonants do not have multiple sounds for the same letter.

The way they add suffixes to the root words sounds very very similar to Tagalog where they have the root word and the meaning changes based on prefix, affix or suffix.

Shut up 😂

Where is chainease language and sanaskrit Bhasha

Pretty good!

TOTALLY DEBUNKED. This vid is MISINFO Here is the truth: czcams.com/video/9xoDsZFwF-c/video.html Please hang your head in shame and then shoot a vid correcting yourself.

Also influencing Language, one of the transformations in the way of speaking during an Era has to do with diction, affected by people's dental arches.