Word differences Between 6 different Countries!! l German,Turkish,Romance, SouthEast Asia Language!!

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Published 2024-07-05

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  • @elifardianto
    The Brazilian girl is adorably talkative, she’s knowledgably cute
  • @Perusseli
    I love how Julia always aknowlodges that she has the Brazilian "caipira" accent. I also have and we pronounce the R's very differently than the rest of Brazil.
  • @anangbp9432
    Brazilian girl really extrovet and talktive, I really like her vibes
  • @Ajisaurus
    Turkish word "Saat" for clock in Indonesian means "Time" but not clock but you get the idea :) "Orologio" for "Clock" Indonesian also use "Arloji" for wrist watch (this is a loan word that morphed) Turkish word "Hava" in Indonesian is another word for "Air" which is "Hawa" aside from "Udara" and "Angin" which is more to "Wind".
  • Indonesia Air - angin (air that move) - udara (for the elements) - hawa (to say the temperature of the air) Mother - ibu, Bunda, Ibunda, Mama (all have the same meaning. Pick your liking) Men - Lelaki (Mostly used in poem or song lyric) - Pria (formal) - Laki-Laki (Formal double words) - Cowok (non formal) Btw, bata in indonesian language is Brick
  • @henri191
    I like that they put Italy / Giulia and Brazil / Julia next to each other and among this group the only ones with similarities the most, even their names Giulia and Julia are almost the same 😂
  • @FelipeMurta
    3:20 I think the brazilian girl mistook the word rua (street) with estrada (road).
  • @leo.ottesen
    Fun fact about "day": giorno in italian and jour in french have the same origin as journey in english, and jornada in portuguese, like a work journey, because that was a way to call the period of the day when we work: daytime.
  • Indonesian is very simple and easy, now it has been studied in many countries and has now been officially recognized as the 10th language by UNESCO, 🇮🇩🇲🇾🇧🇳
  • @KiWi_BoO
    In Uzbekistan (uzbek), we say 1. Air - havo 2. Milk - sut 3. Eye - kòz 4. Road - yòl 5. Bread - non 6. Day - kun 7. Clock - soat 8. Mother - ona 9. House - uy 10. Man - odam/erkak 11. To work - ishlamoq 12. To like - yoqtirmoq 13. To kiss - òpmoq 14. To eat - yemoq 15. Child - bola 16. Morning - tong 17. Gasoline - benzin
  • Kiss in Indonesia is cium When you speel "cium" Your Lips are ready to be kissed
  • I'm impressed how tagalog has so much simillarities with brazilian portuguese! Obviously it has more things to do with spanish, but at the same time with portuguese as well, since spanish and portuguese are very simillar with a bunch of words.
  • 01:12 'Hava' di Bahasa Indonesia 'hawa' 05:44 'Saat' ada di Bahasa Indonesia, bisa diartikan 'waktu', 'ketika', atau 'when' in English
  • @brunoyama
    Aqui no Brasil,a palavra Road significa estrada,já a palavra Street significa rua.