Can american Guess People's Languages? (Tagalog, Catalan, Malay, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese)
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Can you Guess what language our panel Speaking?
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ID Elita @alohaelita
US Jessica @0.25kimchi
PH Anikanov @anicadoll
MY Hazeline @hazelinefoo
ES Laura @yourlau
IT Virginia @virgi.gatti
BR Julia @juliagulacsi
#philippines #usa #indonesia #malaysia #brazil #italy #catalan #españa #spain #guess #language - Zábava
I love Julia's energy! It must be fun to hang out with her
Thank youuu!!!
@@HelloJukidu💋💋💋for you my babe 😘❣️
Com brasileiro a animação é garantida. Estamos sempre de bem com a vida.
@@HelloJukidu Casa comigo julia
This girl is so American...
Literally one of those 'bad" comedy stereotypes lol
yeah. we know 😂😂
Saludos. Yo soy el verdadero Americano 😊
I’m watching and thinking exactly the same…
While we should know more, I don't get why WE are always judged
Malay : 5 (Five) : Lima
Indonesia : 5 (Five) : Lima
Tagalog : 5 (Five) : Lima
Peruvian. Lima? Capital of Peru.
@@daengzool6023Ha ha .. very funny! 😂 Btw, the president of Peru is a Japanese, Alberto Fujimori.
mangga too
So, when you say , give me a high five it becomes, give me high lima?
i knew indonesia and malaysia language is similar but i didnt expect tagalog-
I'm glad you're finally including Catalan in your videos, my language💛
🍻🍻🍻🍻👍👍👍🥂🥂🥂🦦💙
Americans, ladies and gentleman!
toma ya ahi cataluñaa
As i know Spanish and Portuguese , i totally would say Spain to the lady who speaks Catalan , even though í don't speak Catalan the sound is similar to other Latin languages , well Italian was easy for obvious reasons
if catalan come from france or italy will counfuse you for sure 🤣🤣
A funny thing, it's one of the few languages that has retained "res" to mean "thing" as in latin, but in catalan you can only use for negatives like to say you "don't have a thing" (no tinc res), "no-thing happens to me" (no em passa res) and similars.
As a Catalan from a deeper zone of Catalonia, I didn't like the way she pronounced the words, very spanishized and forced. She's from Barcelona so that's the reason
@@jonathan9431 La gente de Catalunya ven a Barcelona como un traidor en su idioma?
@@marianomartinez3008Yes, exactly, and the reason is the immigration and young people who don't want to speak catalan, it's a shame
As a native Malay speaker, she is very fluent for a non-native speaker in Malaysia and her R is not as typical as many Chinese Malaysians who can’t roll their Rs very well. Her R sounds like she could be from the northern part of Malaysia when r is pronounced as “gh”. And she is quite humble because pointing out her weakness is just a humble way to showcase herself instead of being too prideful with their own native languages and then put people down with that.
Semogah bahasa melayu berjaya , duduk kat malaysia id card malaysia , ,apa hal tak boleh bahasa melayu , ayo gunakan bahasa melayu, seperti china indo,
@@gagaksensei diorg boleh je cakap.. tapi tulah siapa keturunan cina kat Malaysia memang tanpa sedar tau 3 bahasa minimum 😅 mereka ni untung sebenarnya
accent dia mcm orang Sabah
gagaksensei takde orang tanye pasal orang indonesia pun
Terbaik
Jessica and Julia had crazy chemistry! Did they know each other?
No we didn't hahahaha it was my first time meeting her too😂😂😂
Catalan for the first time , finally , the lady from Malasya said "Singapore" when she was introducing herself , i would easily say this country
Spell Malaysia properly ffs
@@faristont4561 Chill man, it's just a typo. Also, he could be from a place that doesn't spell it as "Malaysia" in their language and I can say that cuz I'm brazilian and in Portuguese we say "Malásia", very close to what our friend up there typed.
@faristont4561 I searched it, It came out result that Malasya is in Tagalog, Mayb he's from our neighbour country
Malaysia ✅
Malasya ❌
As someone somewhat accustomed to Indonesian I could instantly recognize the area. Only distinguishing bahasa indonesia and and bahasa melayu is past my level.
Hazeline spoke Malay well. Sure she has a very noticeable Chinese accent, but as long as the fluency is good then it’s already good. Syabas Hazeline!
Chinese accent? Its not like Chinese accent at all.
Catalan,Italian,Spanish and Portuguese they all have similar words or at least can understand each others but i didn't saw any "claimed" comments from any native speakers or country,they all very matured and respectful
The gals have sense of respect, love and friendship in high level, just Latinity have this quality in the world🙏🙏🙏 🙏🙏🥂🥂🥂
This girl seems not to distinguish between countries and continents))
I mean, well she is pure American
she’s american what do you expect
Cause she's an average american. she's perfectly fit that role
That could be explainable. I don't think the American education system teaches a lot on geography in terms of knowing the world perfectly. So, it depends on personal interests. She might not be interested in that and thus hasn't challenged herself with memorizing the map, but she could be perfect in other areas.
Well at least she knows Brazil doesn't speak Spanish and also can speak Korean... this is a Korean channel after all so I wouldn't expect too much
I'm italian. When the catalan girl spoke I was thinking:"What is this romance language that is not spanish, french, portuguese or, obviously, italian?" ❤
I am Italian-Canadian and I thought, "what is the language between Spanish and Italian but sounds more like Spanish?" Catalan!
I’m sure Jessica is a nice girl, and guessing languages is really hard if you’re not exposed to them. What I’m going to say next is not meant to slight her, but I’m just wondering why she kept on saying “North Africa” when it’s not even a country? 🤔
Also, asking them to count from one to five is a good strategy but it’s going to be useless if you don’t even pay attention. Numbers in Austronesian languages are often similar, so while she wasn’t able to guess Malay, when it was time for the Indonesian and Tagalog speakers that came after that, she should’ve been able to hear the similarities when it comes to numbers in those languages and by process of comparison she should’ve been able to conclude that they come from the same region.
Oh well, we can’t really imagine being in her shoes, so all things considered we should really applaud her for giving her best 👏
Americans are so ignorant
National Languages of Spain:
1) castellano
2) Catalan
3) Euskera/Basque
4) Galician
5) aragonés
6) caló (idioma gitano)😄
Aranès is an official language too in Catalonia.
En realidad hay muchos más idiomas, como el árabe de Ceuta,, el silbo gomero, silbo herreño, asturleonés...
Also Valencian depending on who you ask.
catalan is not only in Spain. Catalan is the official language in Andorra and is spoken in France and Italy too.
@marcayatsfigueras5828 true another detail Catalan is ones of the Occitan's sons til today.
She does not know Asian languages 😳. Malaysian 🇲🇾 is similar to Indonesia 🇮🇩 .
Tagalog 🇵🇭 has some cognates of both languages and Spanish. Kumusta should have been the big giveaway 🙄. Spanish cognate.
English is an official language in Malaysia 🇲🇾, Singapore 🇸🇬 and The Philippines 🇵🇭. I traveled to the latter 2 nations.
English is not an official language in Malaysia. It's only Malay. But English is spoken widely as a second language so it's not surprising that foreigners would think English is an official language here. Some of us are even more fluent in English than Malay.
Love catalan so much, and the girl who's speak it✨💖
She's polite and cute and loveble 😘😘😘
asking then to count from one to five was a good strategy but she unfortunately didn't remember the answer. If she does, she would realize the other two countries had similarities to Malaysia. Malay, Indonesian, Tagalog language are part of Austronesia Language Group.
Meanwhile, this was the first time I heard Chinese Malaysian spoke Malay. Despite on how good she spoke Malay, I could sense that she didn't used it in her daily life.
She spoke in baku sense
@@odeychan9014 Most who learn Malay as a second language speak in baku or formally.
@@odeychan9014 BAKU ITU BUKAN BM TAPI BAHASA INDONESIA SERAPAN JAWA.
@@IzzyPinkspage THERE IS NO SUCH A THING CALLED MALAY BAKU LOL. BAKU/ PEMBAKUAN ITU SISTEM CIPTAAN INDONESIA UNTUK BAHASA INDONESIA BUKAN BM SMENANJENK LOL
Takde orang tanye orang indonesia yang tak beradab pun
We Brazilians can understand Catalan very well. I think it's even easier to understand than Portuguese from other countries and Spanish. For many of us, it sounds just like they are speaking Portuguese
Lmao, I'm German with one semester of A1 Spanish and I understood *all* of the Catalan here as well. The only thing I didn't understand was the word for strawberries 😂 Her sentences were very very very easy for anyone with the slightest knowledge of Romance vocabulary. Nothing to do with you being Brazilian 🤣
@andyx6827 of course it does. Portuguese is a romance language like Catalan. So obviously they share some similarities. We, who speak romance languages, don't even need to study ones another idioms to understand each others.
ESPAÑOL
En realidad no, los brasileños NO deberían tener mayor facilidad para entender el catalán que el español o el portugués de otros países. Primero porque es un idioma más distante, que se acerca más al francés y al italiano, y segundo, porque es un idioma fonéticamente más complejo que el español (aunque tampoco hay mucha diferencia entre el número de fonemas del catalán y del español). Pienso que la velocidad y claridad del habla de la chica ha podido darte esta falsa creencia.
CATALÁN
En realitat no, els brasilers NO haurien de tenir major facilitat per entendre el català que l'espanyol o el portuguès de Portugal. Primer perquè és un idioma més distanciat, que s'acosta més al francès i a l'italià, i segon, perquè és un idioma fonèticament més complex que l'espanyol (encara que tampoc hi ha molta diferència entre el nombre de fonemes del català i de l'espanyol). Penso que la velocitat i claredat de l'parla de la noia ha pogut donar-te aquesta falsa creença.
If you understand Catalan without speaking then you should know something of Occitan and Latin, because in good Catalan and Spanish do not look alike in the medium and advanced level they are not far apart even. A talker of Castilian will not get out of the face a talk of Valencian and Catalan of face it never happens.
Really? Portuguese and brazilian should be (almost) the same idiom...
Thank you World Friends , great video and nice to see some more new faces .
In Indonesia, there is more than 700 language and Bahasa Indonesia is lingua franca for all Indonesian so Bahasa usually second language after their ethnic language. I guess the Indonesian girl is Javanese based on her Indonesian accent so maybe she can use Javanese language for next project.
Obrigada por representar nosso país, Julia!! Você é incrivel, e traz uma vibe maravilhosa do Brasil para as pessoas de fora 🥹🫶🏻🇧🇷
Ain meu Deus que fofaaaa!! Obrigadaaa!! Que bom que você gostou do video e obrigada pelo carinho ❤❤
@@HelloJukidu💋💋💋💋
You’re pretty right. Anyway, the Catalan language has many sounds (g, j, à, è, x, etc) that don’t exist in Spanish. In fact, surprisingly enough, eastern Catalan sounds pretty close to the European Portuguese accent !. But , as you said, its vocabulary is pretty close to Occitan, French and Italian.
Well, don't be sad Jessica, we don't blame on you
Because you're American😂
As an American, I completely agree. Her ignorance is such a disgraceful embarrassment. It says a hell of a lot about this damn country. 🤦
@@dex1lspMalay v.s Indonesian ok, but “Brazilian speak Brazilian” I was like→🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Zero knowledge's
@@dex1lspyou aren't much better lol
@@troy5094 LOL How so? You don't even know me.
anika, wag ka mawawala sa channel nila ha?? ikaw ang pinaka magandang pambato namin, accurate ka sa lahat ng angle. 👌🏼
Anong channel ba ang tinutukoy mo?
Yung dati nating pambato ang konyo magsalita
Yung 2 kasi medyo hindi pang PHILIPPINES ang ganda level. Nagugulat siguro yung mga nakakakita na dayuhan, sabi nila siguro ganyan pala mga mukha ng Filipino katulad ni Princess Fiona at Bisaya.
Siya for me pinaka magaling mag explain and introduce ng philippines
*Para sakin yummy lang legs ni Anika, pero pag-intro niya sa PH hndi.*
"whatever they speak in north africa"
that would be mostly arabic and sounds nothing like that. Besides that many places in the area also speak french, which also sounds nothing like that.
She didn’t even try to say the name of a country in North Africa 🤡
i think for an american girl like her, any unknown language they hear would be later labeled as must be somewhere in africa lol
I thought about Berber when she said that, although I really don't know what it sounds like...
The statesonian girl is smart, she's just should to travel to know north if Africa 🌍 she's like and is obsessed with that region we can 🙈🙏 that, so travel for there.💋❤️🥂👍
I'm Singaporean, i speak English, Malay and some Indonesian. 🇸🇬✌️
*So?*
As a malaysian this is relatable
Aksen melayu singapura lebih mengadopsi aksen Indonesia ❤
loser behaviour@@bluebatison1112
I don’t think she knows that in North Africa, they speak Arabic!
Go girl Ate Anica! Raise our flag ♥🇵🇭
Yeah I like Anica so pretty like MNL48, lol and she is my crush 😊😊
The american girl thinks that in the US they learn a lot about other cultures and countries 😂
No she said there are a lot of different cultures, and that we learn a tiny bit about each. Which is true- but it obviously depends a lot on which state & area you’re from. For instance there’s a smaller city in Michigan (middle of US) that has a 93% Arabic population. Chicago also has a huge Italian population. And Texas & californa have a lot of Hispanic (mostly Mexican) so it’s not uncommon for people from those states to know Spanish more than the rest of the country. Pretty much anywhere in the US though you most likely had Spanish, Asian (mostly Chinese/Korean), & middle Eastern Arabic people at your schools growing up so we all typically know broader information about those cultures. My best friends in highschool & one of my boyfriends afterwards were both Puerto Rican so I happen to know a lot about their culture even though I’m in a small college town in the south east 🤷🏼♀️ It’s different everywhere. My friend here married a Turkish immigrant who went on to open a popular business in town so we all kinda learned about Turkey (especially because he had his brothers around too). In college I waitressed for years with a guy & his mom who moved here from Australia after the big fires. Also had a good friend from St. Kitts which is one of the smallest countries in the world that no one globally (in a broad sense) would know anything about but I learned a bunch. It’s truly sooo random 😂 that’s the US for ya.
But yes obviously there are many ignorant & discriminatory people here (unfortunately) but even they will have friends of different cultures because it’s inevitable here. People around 40 yrs old & younger have done a MUCH better job than the people who are over the age of 45 have- so it’s definitely getting better 😊
Wow- didn’t realize I wrote a whole page 🤣 I didn’t mean to
It was latin vs austronesian…with tagalog smoothing it all out. Numbers as key indicator to get her out of Africa.
The Tagalog speaker did great, well enunciated and devoid of that dreaded Taglish.
I agree.
I really liked the video, and as a Brazilian, I was confused about Tagalog and Catalan because I understood some words but I couldn't guess the language, I was like "this Italian sounds different from what I know" LMAO
Well, that's a good ear and intuition you've there, according to ethnologue italian and catalan share 87% of vocabulary
tagalog also has a really strong spanish infuence
Tagalog mesmo depois de jogar no Google, ainda ficou difícil entender de que buraco saiu aquele idioma
@@mohammedeus é que eu falo espanhol também, acho que me ajudou
Actual Tagalog is austronesian idiom as malay with english and spanish words
Actually an Italian girl was speaking with erre moscia 😂, maybe it can add some difficulty to decipher the language.
Yes very interesting, If you are not that known with this, it can sounds like she is French or German trying to speak Italian.. sorry if I offend someone now lol
@@Ama94947 the sound is very similar, but the Rhotacism is a Dyslalia generally caused by a morphological defect, usually the frenulum of the tongue too short, that prevent people for pronouncing rhotic consonants correctly. But, in some Italian areas people don't pronounce the Voiced dental, alveolar and postalveolar trills but some other variants, in Valle d'Aosta for example people use the Voiced uvular trill (like in French and German), in Veneto the Voiced retroflex flap like in Japanese etc.
Anyway Italian is one of the very few language that uses "ciao" as "hello", so you can guess correctly after the first word.
@@nicoladc89Solo in alcune zone del Veneto
When the American girl takes the mask off, you can see on the catalan (Spanish), and the Italian girls their tend to greet with a hug or kisses. I can see how they doubt about getting closer or not haha
I think, in Jessica, they have found someone that is a match for Julia's personality as far as the ebullience factor goes.
"If sugar is great, then lots of sugar must be really great!" every kid, ever.
The "Kamusta" from Tagalog would totally give it away for me 😁
15:09 and this sentence with Spanish influences: Favorito and Frutas. I am glad that the girl don't use too many English words in her Tagalog and pronounce the rolling RR instead of the English one for Spanish words.
Cause sometimes some of our tagalog words has no directly english translation so which is the spanish one applied .. and some tagalog and spanish words that we used has exact the same meaning in spanish
Actually we combined that tagalog spanish and english in one sentence
@@Ama94947Also trabajo
I'm American🇺🇸I love the most popular countries in Southeast Asia 🇵🇭🇹🇭🇻🇳🇲🇾🔥🤝
but mangga is Indonesian for mango 🥭 and paborito is spanish for favorite
Gràcies per presentar la nostra llengua, Laura!! Cal més gent com tu per fer conèixer el català a l'estranger ❤❤❤
I'm Brazilian and i love the Catalã language and it's not dificult to understand.
El cataán represebta a España y es genual
Cataluña es ESPAÑA aunque os duela 🇪🇸
Eso dije pero algunos no se entera y en un vídeo internacional siempre sale alguno haciendo el ridículo
What languages are in Spain?
Is that language or just different dialect of Spanish?
I thought Hazeline did a great job with Malay. I like how she didn't use the Johor-Riau dialect (the Upin Ipin dialect, which is the standard dialect of Malay in Malaysia). Her Malay is the variety spoken by a lot of Chinese Malaysians who don't speak Malay as their main language but only speak it as a second or even third language or in official occasions.
I personally think that this variety of Malay should be acknowledged as the Chinese-Malaysian variety of Bahasa Melayu in Malaysia, just because a LOT of Malaysians speak this way and it's a huge part of the Malaysian identity. Kinda like how they have African American Vernacular English in the USA.
04:09 They are both cute
but the "Brazilian language" hurt my heart physically
Bahasa Indonesia, the way they roll their r and they speak faster than Malaysia. Romance languages are easy to guess because we hear it often. As for Tagalog, if it sounds Asian and has some Spanish. That's your clue. :)
Bahasa Melayu with jakarta accent
@@Kane_2001 Yes Indonesian knew, the roots from Melayu Riau, then it's modified, loan foreign words & other local languages, so we call it bahasa Indonesia not "bahasa melayu with Jakarta accent"
for unity & national good
p.s If I'm not wrong the Indonesian girl is from Sumatra, not Jakarta. Her sounds just like using bahasa Indonesia daily informal conversation, normal, I can't hear Jakarta/betawi accent
@@Kane_2001Jakarta itu bahasa yg digunakan bahasa betawi buka melayu aksen jakarta 😂. Kenapa orang malaysia selalu memgatakan melayu kepada seluruh suku2 di indonesia. Padahal mereka memiliki banyak suku yg sama sekali berbeda dengan melayu
@@putrapasundan6364Jangan pukul sama rata semua orang Malaysia lah. Dia troll aja. Just ignore them
@@putrapasundan6364biasa Melayu malasia ni rasis terkadang macam tu juga bagi orang India Cina dan tamil di malasia semua mau dimelayukan sama Melayu Rojak malasia😢
The person who speaks it doesn't seem to say Malaysian but rather Indonesian. Indonesian is indeed a language taken from Malay but more modernized.
Shes writing is a bit the same, but shes accent says Indonesia, not Malaysia
Example she says = Saya paling
and for Malaysia accent.
It's read like= Saye sangat
And I understand because people from Malaysia are Malaysian Chinese, so even if you are Malaysian, Indians and Chinese go to their own special schools.
The majority of Chinese and Indian descendants in Malaysia. Many don't understand Malay but there are also some who understand a little
But it's natural for the girl to speak with an Indonesian accent because the more modern Indonesian accent is easier to understand and very simple
kenapa org indon selalu terpaling tahu 😂 tapi negara Malaysia pun tak pernah jejak
@@odeychan9014 BANGLASIA memang alergi fakta 🤭🇲🇾🇧🇩
Dhong Zhong pun ketawa lihat video ini 😂🤭
@@odeychan9014 Kan? Dorang jeles ngan kita kot
@@BOPENKK senyaplah kau semua konten pasal Malaysia kau nak menyibuk 😂 ehhh budak ni
The Malaysian is just speaking in Malaysian accent, maybe not the norma typical malay accent. Bhs Indonesian isnt inherently easier to understand. You are probably an Indonesia speakers so there is a bias in the opinions.
the American lady reminds me so much of the girl from the Orphan movie. so pretty tho
Thank you ❤
If the guesser paid more attention, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines have almost identical words for the numbers 1-5. Since Malaysia was first, the next two would just be nearby (SEA-Southeast Asian) countries. I don't know why she keeps on saying North Africa. But then again, it would be harder to guess if I were in her shoes and if I'm not from one of these countries.
*brazil is in america too so there’s two americans there*
True Brazil is a great 👍😃 big american nation of America 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻👍🦦🥂✌️❤️
The way she just assumes an Asian can't be from North Africa lol
hahah yes I thought the same, but I also wonder if she knows how the avarage North African look like.
not really open contries for inmigration
Yeah, she's really awkwardly ignorant.
Yeah many North African is Arab people or Black Arab people
Smartest American
Malaysian girl, I thought she's speaking Bahasa Indonesia. I'm so confident with my guess😂😂😂😂
The Brazilian girl is awesome!!👏👏
Thank youuu♡♡
I think she thought Portuguese was a mic of french and japanese 'cause it:.
The Brazilian portuguese always say every single silable, like japanese, so some words looks like japanese 'cause they have the same phonetic, like arara, caro, massa, a lot of words.
But portuguese also have a lot of nasal vowels(ã this accent does it be nasal, like an, in) and french every time does it, at tgis part french and portuguese is really close, so words like amanhã, maçã, um, contar sound french, and a lot of words has the stressed silable at the finish, like the verbs, and it is part of the french phonetic, like cantar, chorar, dançar (verbs) sabiá, amanhã, maçã, cocô.
So sometimes portuguese can look like a mix of french and japanese accent but looking like spanish 'cause the vocabulary.
I'm brazilian:D
Also the way the brazilians palatalise their te and de is so japanese
It was linguistical disaster when she compared japanese and portuguese, Portuguese is never tonal and have high tone.
Japane is tonal idiom that uses low and medium tone, in common argot pitch accent.
This comparison was a bomb 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 in Portuguese scenery no way 😅😅😅😅😅😅.
It was a shit phrase out of context😅😅😅😅😅
I love the american gal she's have a open soul to learn too❤❤❤😘😘😘😘
Julia é muito ícone minha gente, não tem como! Essa garota traz um charme especial para os vídeo que dá até aquela alegria de sermos do mesmo país, representa demais ❤️💕
Ainnnnn que doce♡♡ muito obrigada de verdade pelo carinho!! Fico feliz que o videos ficou legal!!!❤❤
I just hate the way she keeps mentioning "africa" when she's trying to figure out an unfamiliar language.
Malaysia 🇲🇾 Singapore 🇸🇬 forever🎉❤😊
Kta berbeza, brunei, sabah and sarawak rumpun not semenanjung😊
@@da_ve13591 hahahahahahahahaha ko datang dari planet mana s*al
Ko datang dari planet mana delete pulak Komen aku
@@da_ve13591 itu borneo ngok....
@@jambu5198 We are Borneo people from one island, 3 kingdoms, Brunei, Sabah and Sarawak
Nice comeback with Hazeline and Anika(both my puppy loves, lol) and Elita of Indonesia is joined the club so nice 😊😊
Oops we have Maphilindo sisters in this video so hopefully in the future video featuring Maphilindo about language so nice work and these three are beautiful especially Anika, she’s pretty like MNL48 member and my new one, Elita so pretty too because she is Indonesian, my favorite country and I like to visit the country soon
Have a Nice Day World Friends from the Philippines 😊😊
Tapi di malasia bahasa Melayu tidak Laku dinegara sendiri apalagi di Singapura kebanyakan orang Malasia lebih gembira menggunakan bahasa penjajah British dicampur Rojak mereka tidak menggunakan bahasa sepenuhnya karena Malasia Masih menggunakan warisan budaya British dinegara sendiri. Bahasa tidak berkembang di Malasia kebanyakan orang Malasia 80% menggunakan bahasa British Mandarin dan India berkomunikasi.😊😊
@@suhanjayalian5044 Bagus teman 😊😊
Takde orang tanye orang cina bajet orang indonesia mcm si suhanjayalian5044
@@suhanjayalian5044 ha tidak laku? Kami di sabah semua cakap melayu baku. Kalau kau bukan orang malaysia nda payah bercakap wakil malaysia.
@@btsushiexo_4373 bahasa resmi Sabah Serawak bahasa Inggris berkomunikasi dalam sistem pemerintahan.. bagian Malasia negara tidak Punya pedoman
Its better if you don't put the languages spoken in the title. Because then we can't guess along at home
Nahhh they're putting flags there to generate more views
Smart question asking about where the person would like to go to 😊
im proud, because malaysian people use Indonesian language
Takdo oghe tanyo oghe indonesia hok takdo adab pun
BORA BRASILLLLL FAZIA TEMPO QUE EU NÃO VIA A BANDEIRINHA DO BRASIL NOS VÍDEOS!!!
Né????? Também senti falta de gravar hahahahha
Eles tem 3 canais diferentes.
Tem que achar eles e ficar sempre de olho.
Eu Fiquei pedindo pra Julia Voltar em Todos os Canais
Kkkkkkk
Eu tbm , só tava esperando uma notificação
Quando o yt me indica 1 video de algum dos 3 canais, sempre vou depois dos comentários pra ver se aparece outro vídeo relacionado.
👍Good job to Hazeline from Malaysia🇲🇾 Although she rarely speak Malay but still able to converse and not forget of her national language❤
Bahasa banglasia ya🤣
@@romansreings9285 adik masih sekolah ya... Jangan habiskan masa di youtube ya... Belajar rajin-rajin hingga university... Sudah tua jangan jadi sampah ya... Jadilah orang yang menggunakan otak dengan sebaiknya ya🥰
@@Choc.peanut_waffle raja raja bnyk semuanya tunduk dengan brithis raja tiada harga diri... Ngaku negara islam tp melegalkan perjudian terbesar asia Tenggara genting highland
@@romansreings9285 hahaha.. Jelas sekali kebodohanmu nak... Judi still haram di Malaysia... Apakah di indonesia negara penduduk islam terbesar di dunia tiada judi? Di dubai? Tell me nowwwwwwww
@@Choc.peanut_wafflemalasya negara gk ada harga diri negara penghianat nusantara, sekarang INDONESIA RAYA... Wilayah kau dari dulu hanya taklukkan dari kerajaan-kerajaan di Indonesia sriwijaya di Sumatera dan Majapahit jawa...saat kami berperang melawan brithis di surabaya 10 Oktober 1945 kalian melayu malasya memuja muja brithis... Saat orang Melayu malasya Ibrahim yakob dan burhanuddin helmi ingin bersatu dengan indonesia RAYA kalian lbh memilih mengikuti raja melayu kalian yg menyembah brithis 🤣
I was able to guess them all right. Well I had a bit of trouble with Malay/Bahasa Indonesia but I understood both of them. My ex is from Indonesia. I speak Spanish so I could understand Catalan while knowing it wasn't Spanish. I also speak Portuguese with a Brazilian accent, so I instantly recognized the gal from Brazil. Tagalog has a mixture of words, and it's always sounded like a mixture of Spanish and Indonesian to me.
In the Portuguese one, if you would have put European or African Portuguese she would have definitely failed 😅
'Cause she was like, closed to Spanish = Brasil, and it would have been, nope, sorry, not this time😅.
Shout out to Laura for speaking Catalan in this video, and thank you all for finally featuring my mother tongue.
My favourite food are ('cause it's a plural thing) the "canelons amb ceps" (cannelloni with a specific mushroom, in Italian the na), the ones I love the most are from a restaurant called Can Guinart🙌🏽❤️😋.
"Chao" is the wrong spelling, it is spelled: "ciao". But don't worry I've seen it written worse, in Portuguese it is spelled "Tchau" which as a Catalan that learnt Italian before learning Portuguese seen that made my eyes bleed.
Ela acertou o Brasil. 🇧🇷👍
Uai. Ela falou: "Minha comida favorita no Brasil é........" Se entregou fácil.
@@vilsonyuri7696 é mal de quem fala sem pensar.
She didn't notice for 5 in Malay, Bahasa Indonesia, and Tagalog is "Lima" 😅
Hanya beberapa kosakata selebihnya dalam pengucapan dan berkomunikasi memiliki banyak perbedaan dan tidak bisa dimengerti satu sama lainnya.
Tapi Aku lebih Suka Bahasa Tagalog Karena Bahasa terlihat indah dan kami orang Indonesia Punya persahabatan dengan Filipina kerjasama antara kedua Bahasa Indonesia dan Tagalog serta Ekonomi 😊🇮🇩🇵🇭
It's easier for you to say since you speak one of the language.. if u never listen the language, u won't notice anything
@@paranoya733 indeed.. Totally agree with you..
She is american.. so
Komentar yang ga pernah menggunakan kacamata dari sisi orang lain. Kalo anda disitu dalam keadaan mata tertutup lalu dengerin 2 orang afrika ngomong bahasa Swahili & bahasa Bantu juga belom tentu bisa ngenalin kata2 yang pengucapannya sama. Kalo masih bocah sel otaknya memang kurang berkembang jadi susah memahami pemikirian & kondisi orang lain, masih self-centric.
as a Filipino i see that Brazilian is so Cute❤😮
The count of Malaysia is little bit same in our mother language here in the Philippines (Cebuano) "usa, duha, tulo, upat, lima"
The filipina is beautiful. 🇵🇭😍🇰🇷
Kabayan!
Yes Anika is pretty and she is my crush because she is looks like a member of MNL48
@@darwinqpenaflorida3797 indeed! Hahaha
@@Juandelacruz_Miami Yeah but I like MNL48 and JKT48 my friend 😊😊
Indonesian and Filipina are both pretty since they are the local representative of their country!
@@sukarap7754 Yeah both are so beautiful like MNL48 and JKT48 which is my favorite girl groups 😊😊
In 2023, Indonesian was inaugurated as the 10th official language at the UNESCO general assembly/conference.
Nobody asked bruh. 🤣
@@faristont4561 And I'm not currently answering any or anyone's questions.
@@faristont4561 terdesak gila diorg 😂
@@odeychan9014 You're the one who's crazy because you're busy dealing with other people's comments. Even though it has nothing to do with you and your country. Look in the mirror. Very hypocritical.
@@odeychan9014 @faristont4561 See? Typical of the people of neighboring countries, they always get hot when they are given FACTS about INDONESIAN LANGUAGE because it was inaugurated as UNESCO's 10th official language. Lol.
Oh boy, here we go again..
Malaysia and Indonesia are fighting about the language in comment section 😌
When anica said her favorite food is adobo i remembered that one neon voiceline from valorant and i thought neon was from thai but its Philippines
Cool...It's been a while since Brazil appeared on the channel, but the photo shown is certainly not of rice and beans with onion steak, because beans don't even appear in it, which shows that the person who chooses the photos when editing the video channel, doesn't know how to find a simple photo of food on Google.
Omg I love these videos!!! Thank you World Friends!!! Julia!!! Hi Julia and friends
Hhahahahhahahaha Hi!!!!!! 😂😂😂 I'm glad you liked the video!!!!❤
@@HelloJukidu Julia I love you ❤❣️💋😘
She was speaking Filipino not Tagalog as there were borrowed words from spanish and english. Tagalog is purely just tagalog words. Filipino has borrowed terms.
It's easy to guess people from the Philippines if you ask utensils, day, month and time. The base of language is Malay with a little sprinkle of Indonesian... I am from Visayas region in the Philippines! We also have our own Language which is Waray-Waray but the congress convened to have National Language which is Filipino a Tagalog-base language. Languages in the Philiippines are so confusing..
Ito na namn ang mga bisaya pinipilit mga sarili nila dito. Yung wika nila na walang pumapansin pilit nilang sinisiksik sa topic.
Mantap Bahasa Indonesian 🇮🇩😎
panjang betul nama
@@odeychan9014 BANGLASIA 🇲🇾❤️🇧🇩
That Brazilian woman is the most beautiful woman here.
The Italian girl spoke with the "R Moscia", a pronunciaton defect in Italian, that was so fun to hear ahahah, especially when she said "Tortellini in Bvvvvvvodo" AHAHAHAHAHAH
9:50 I thought she was Laura from Couch Polyglot for like 2 seconds, and then I was like, "Wait, another Laura representing Catalan on these videos?"
In fact, the language used by the Malaysian girl is completely Indonesian. Correct me if I'm wrong
Yes she did but at home she speaks Hokkien Chinese among her family.
Kamu salah faham mengenai bahasa melayu. Perempuan itu berckap dalam bahasa melayu formal dan piawai. Apakah bunyi bahasa melayu Malaysia menurut mu? Adakah ia seperti bahasa upin-ipin? Jika begitu, kamu salah... bahasa upin ipin itu ialah salah satu dialek melayu dikenali sebagai dialek melayu johor-riau yang ditutur kan di kl, selangor, melaka dan johor (malayia) serta beberapa provinsi di Indonesia seperti kepri, riau dan beberapa di sumatera. Bahasa melayu mempunyai lebih 10 dialek. Setiap daerah/jajahan/wilayah mempunyai dialek nya tersendiri.
Bahasa melayu rasmi Malaysia ialah bahasa melayu piawai (standard) seperti perempuan ini cakap. Pada masa kini, penggunaan bahasa melayu piawai di Malaysia hanyalah digunakan dalam penulisan rasmi/formal dan seni seperti lagu/puisi dan lain-lain seni. Bahasa melayu percakapan dan pemersatu di Malaysia ialah kami menggunakan dialek melayu johor-riau iaitu
u lebih dikenali sebagai BAHASA UPIN UPIN bagi masyarakat Indonesia.
@@JosephOccenoBFHExactly because my Chinese friends have visited Malaysian Chinese restaurants but they don't speak Malaysian, only English and Chinese.
@@edyeem2276 No offense, tetapi ketika dia diminta untuk menghitung angka 1 sampai 5, dia hanya menggunakan bahsa indo.
Yang seharus nya : satu, due, tige, empat, lime.
Menjadi : satu, dua, tiga, empat, lima.
Dan masih banyak lagi.
But it's okay, this is just a fun game
nope you're wrong. It's Malay but maybe you confused it with Indonesian because she spoke without the accent that you might associate with Malay mostly spoken in Malaysia. both languages are quite similar, after all
Itu bahasa melayu baku...
The Malay girl the way she speaks like Indonesian 😅
She is a Malaysian. Malay is an ethnicity not a nationality
15:08 For tagalog (filipino), she mentioned that she's confused with spanish language and african language. It's funny because along with Indonesia, Malaysia, and the pacific nations, madagascar is also in the Austronesian language family that filipino is in, just with a huge spanish influence.
Doesn't mean we're the same though for example Filipinos, Malaysians, Pacific islander are similar
Indonesians are similar to Australia Aborigines, Papuans, etc
Arghhh I hate this kind of comment almost give me ICK
west indonesian are austronesians while east indonesian are melanesian@@Edgar_Ramirez471
@@Edgar_Ramirez471west indonesian are austronesian, meanwhile east indonesian( papuans) are melanesian just like native australian
@@Edgar_Ramirez471 Of course they're not the samw
Itulah konotasi bahasa malaysia yang asli. Kami juga memanggil ia sebagai bahasa melayu baku. Upin ipin itu bahasa malaysia dialek kuala lumpur/kota-kota besar di malaysia. Setiap negeri di malaysia mempunyai dialek tersendiri. Hazeline bercakap bahasa Malaysia dengan baik walaupun sudah lama tinggal di luar negara
Puak tempe mana tau. hidup bawah tempurung. penilaian mereka hanya based on upin ipin je. 🤣 tu belum dengar yg setiap negeri cakap loghat berbeza sampai tak sama langsung dgn malay yg mereka kenal. haha bahasa melayu baku dgn bahasa indo pn mereka tak reti bezakan. kalau dengar loghat sabah, konfem geng tempe ni claim tu bahasa indo jgk. 🤣
@@faristont4561 Anda pun cerminan manusia bagai katak dalam tempurung. Nyatanya dialek melayu Indonesia jauh lebih banyak kalo dibanding malasiya. Kalo soal klaim malasiya sendiri jago nya, bahkan Kamus Bahasa Melayu Nusantara yang diterbitkan Brunei pada 2003, sebanyak 62 ribu kosa kata hanya diambil dari Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia, sehingga Indonesia memutuskan untuk tidak lagi melanjutkan kerjasama di MABBIM (Malasiya, Brunei, Indonesia). Malasiya itu sejatinya hanyalah diaspora Indonesia yang terpisahkan karena dibawah kolonial British.
@@poppymeyrizka1005 anda baru sahaja menunjukkan kebodohan anda... Kenapa tiba-tiba sahaja membezakan dialek negara mana paling banyak? Mereka cuma menyatakan bahawa negara Malaysia mempunyai banyak dialek sebab itulah bukan semuanya kedengaran seperti Upin Ipin
@@poppymeyrizka1005tidak mahu melanjutkan kerjasama kerana tidak mahu dianggap Bahasa Melayu. Sedangkan di Singapura, disebut Bahasa Melayu sebagai salah satu bahasa rasmi, begitu juga Brunei, menyebut MIB (Melayu, Islam, Beraja) dan bahasa rasminya juga Bahasa Melayu. Kita bukan diaspora Indonesia. Tidak semestinya negara besar, maka mahu 'claim' sebagai abang besar. Kami berdiri sendiri dan bukan tanah jajahan Inggeris. Hanya sebagai negeri naungan atau 'protectorate' seperti Brunei dahulu. Perlu dibezakan antara 'colony' dan 'protectorate'. Hanya Sabah, Sarawak, Melaka dan Pulau Pinang jajahan penuh Inggeris atau 'Crown Colony'. Negeri-negeri Melayu adalah dalam lindungan Inggeris. Swettenham dalam 'British Malaya' menulis Tanah Melayu sebagai negeri yang diamanahkan untuk ditadbir urus dan dilindungi oleh Inggeris, bukan tanah jajahan.
@@faristont4561tak baik komen macam ni. Asyik saling mengata, tak elok. Lebih-lebih lagi di channel antarabangsa.
catalão é muito gostoso de se ouvir.
Horrible
@@Rmn-6324 calla i sigues respectuós no és difícil 🙄
True
Hazeline is so cute !!!
In fairness, Asian languages are grossly underrepresented in the West and three were used here so A for effort 🙂
Bahasa indonesia soft landing🇮🇩😍
Wow..... this american really thinks the whole world is North Africa.
and like 3 of those languages sounded similar and even despite being told the answer to the first two, still kept going back to North Africa. At least realise that maybe North Africa is compeltely the wrong idea (cos they speak Arabic probably) and go with a random Asian country.
This is just hard to watch
In one sentence the Filippina girl managed to put a Spanish term (trabajo) and an English one (Professional), it should have given it was Tagalog.
Often in those videos people hesitate between Mlay/Indonesian/Tagalog, and Thai (+sometimes Viet) and I think those 2 goups are so different ! (because Thai/Viet are tonal)
Another fun video! Except for Catalan, I know some bits of all these languages. Julia é muita linda 😅
So many gorgeous ladies in this one!
Hahaha thank youu❤
@@HelloJukidu Oof meu Deus, you replied! 😄 You inspire me to brush up my Portuguese! Obrigado Julia and ingat kayo (take care) na minha lingua! Eu sou Pinoy
@@HelloJukidu😘😘😘😘😘
Itu malaysia dari mana ya? Soalnya logatnya kaya orang luar Indonesia yg bicara bhs indo tapi belum fasih bhs indo. Ini menurutku yaa
Itu bahasa melayu baku atau classic. standard malay. Malaysia ada banyak loghat. ada yg cakap baku, ada yg guna loghat.
@@faristont4561 ohh okayy thankyou for explaining
Iya itumah 90%bahasa indo gw tau perbedaan nya bahasa melayu samo indo😂 salah belajar kek nya😂
Belajar dulu ya orang jawa gagal bahasa jawa fails jadi bahasa indonesia bangsa lain gak mau berbahasa jawa ini bahasa melayu baku (Malaysia) bahasa malay Kuala Lumpur tu loghat adalah bahasa dareah
Curian dari bahasa Indonesia. Dulu di bentuk majelis bahasa Brunai Indonesia Malaysia (mabbim) tapi Indonesia keluar karna banyak kosa kata indo yg di curi
The game: Guess People's Languages
Julia: "My favorite dish from BRAZIL..."
lol.
She got over-excited again. Goaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal!
I am from bacolod philippines i speak hiligaynon, tagalog, english and cebuano sometimes i count numbers in primera, segunda, tresera, kwarta or uno, dos, tres, quatro or isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat or isa, duwa, tatlo, apat.
Acho que a maioria das línguas do sudeste asiático são muito complexas em termo de escrita e pronúncia.
Mainland South East Asian can be, but the islands countries are not that complex.
Yes maybe yes many, but the idioms of Oceania, oceanesian idioms are easy and acessible in a deep way.
1:43 WHY DO BRAZILIANS HAVE SUCH GOOD FOOD😭 IM LOOKING AT THIS RIGHT NOW AND I JUST WANT TO LEVITATE.I’m Mexican and I thought our food is really good but Brazil literally HAS EVERYTHING🗣️. 16 likes I didn’t think my own comment would get this many likes but I guess people agree with me
Indeed 😂😂😂 I can't deny hahahahahahahahah our food is great hahaahah
🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂 It's normal mexican 🌮🌯 people loves literally Brazilian food, you're now a slave of brazilian food and lover of Brazilian culture 🧫🍻
@@HelloJukidu you're a nice ☺️🙂💋❤️✌️🥂good gal have brilliant energy love to you 😽🐈💞
Love from bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩💖💖💖💖
Pra mim é inacreditável que a pessoa saiba falar COREANO, ALEMÃO e me mande que a língua do Brasil é BRASILEIRO. É incabível um negócio desses.
Why do the participants alternate between shoes/socks/slippers so much ? I would have assumed socks only to keep the white screen clean ?
Julia is AWESOME!! 🇧🇷💕💯
Thank youuuu❤
Catalán language flag is supposed to be Andorra 🇦🇩 countryflag cuz Andorra speak catalan
Catalan and Occitan are the officials idioms of beatiful Andorra 💙💙💙💙💙🇦🇩🇦🇩🇦🇩🇦🇩🇦🇩🇦🇩
8:40 Indonesian language very different with thai language. thai have unique intonation and indonesian just flat like american
When playing “guess the language” game, you can ask how to say 1-10, hundred, thousand, ten thousand, family members like father, mother, brother, natural object, sun, moon ,tree, river… asking these can help you recognizing the language family, group, branch of the language you are guessing, or what language have influenced the language your guessing. For example when you hear lima, so you know it’s an austronesian lanaguage, or a language influenced by a Austronesian language, and listen carefully the sound of the language you are guessing, and you can ask about climate, geography, culture, and blah blah blah