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Breton is the only one that sounds different, doesn’t seem to sound the same as all the others

Eikö suomen ”äiti” tule germaanilainana? Emä toimii vieläkin meillä.

Тварина это животное. Зверь так и будет звир.

Million love for Mari

Thanks, I appreciate this. Since we are being nitpicky about language, I should say that in your title you would say "language comparison" not "languages comparison."

I'm a New Zealander and know far more about my Māori heritage and language than any of the languages my Celtic ancestors spoke before anyone headed to this part of the globe, but these clips have drawn me in the same way listening to Te Reo Māori does. This is the first time I've heard Kernowek and I honestly teared up.

Belarusian and sloven language?

In finnish "toi" or "ton" can also be used as "you" but are rude, and "te" is also a polite version of "you"

🤍 Breizh 🤝 Kernow 🖤

And the fact that only Finnish, Hungarian and Estonian have a chance to survive, others are already extint of speakers or extremely endangered. The population of Finno-Ugrics in Russia have dropped enormously, around 80-90% because of integration and persecution

Если знать как появились фино-угорские народы то не удивительно, что слова так мало похожи в сравнении со славянскими, германскими и романскими языками

Истинное имя медведя утеряно и каким оно было на протослявянском неизвестно, вероятно однокоренным с латынью

Hungarian menni reminds me of Finnish Mennä (to go)

What is the second recording of? I can't handle the snippet of story. He is such a good storyteller I get hooked and want to hear the rest!

Livonian has no native speakers left tho <40ppl know how to speak it whom are not native. A sad truth it is.

bizzare that breton just sounds like irish or gaelic. dunno what stereotype this video is trying to disprove ive never heard it but god bless regardless

Is the first Breton speaker Añjela Duval? It looks like her

Are these languages older than English and more native to the isles?

Welsh definitely is the clearest and the most beautiful of them all.

At 2:04 Did he just trill his R? I KNEW IT! Something in my gut told me that at one point, not only did native Bretons pronounce the alveolar tap R, they sometimes had an alveolar trill. There had to be. How else would they've pronounced something like "ar roue"?

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I'm Swiss. Somehow the Rhythm, Speed, Melody, Stress and so on is extremely similar to Swiss German if not even equal. That's probably what was meant, when I once read Swiss German has the same root in the language. 🤔 Not that I understand a thing, but it sounds very much alike.

В русских сказках Лиса=Лапочка. Лиса=лисеет(=желтеет/выцветает/выгорает на солнце),меняет масть по сезону,аки заяц. А Лапочка оттого ,что мягко ступает,в отличие от прочих волчар псовых. Просто Лапе без Лисы--это современный литовский, он же прежде единый балтославянский. Славянский приходит в Европу двумя путями. Через Персию гаплогруппой I1 и I2a, оставляя на Балканах точку входа: МАКА+ДУОНА=ДУХ ХЛЕБА. И путь второй: конными КИЙ+на+ТАУРАми. Через степи Волги и Дона. Один их которых по имени Хирон,становится товарищем богорожденного Гера-Оглы... DUONA-DHANA-NANA=назализация Хлеба на санскрите, впервые ИСТОРИЧЕСКИ зафиксировавшие слово ХЛЕБ. Вот пока так. Следующее имя ХЛЕБА засвидетельствовано именем Пушкинского острова Буяна/Арконы. Он же Руг+Ген=Рожь рождать- центр вторичного /послеПотопного окультуривания Северной Пашеницы- RUGIS на современных литовском и латышском. Третье Имя Хлеба уже собственно вполне славянское: Это ПоРусское слово ЖИТО/GEITIN по немецки. Вот пока так... Ответ на комментарий к видео Slavic languages compared to Proto-Slavic - Animals

Зачётное обсуждалово на альбионском недоязыке Я+Зыка Слова Ариев

Иваны,не помнящие родства маршируют под Ватиканскую дудку. Бледно,грустно и погано.

The Irish Gaelic sounds like Sami with a Mix of Swedish especially accent wise

Just a little suggestion. The base form of the Hungarian verbs is not the infinitive, but the 3rd person singular present form, So instead of "élni", it is better to use "él". Also, with in the case of "walk" or "menni/megy" in Hungarian, the nearest Finnish cognate is "mennä" meaning "go".

What is Breton?

As an Irish man, and a Gaelic speaker, I can tell you that Scots Gaelic and Irish Gaelic are practically the same.

as a brit, i got 6

In Poland, a "kotka" is a female. Generally, a cat is a "kot".

Hi from Latvia! Livonian is getting more popular, and many people are willing to learn the language. I have a goal to learn it too- sometime in the future.

Difyr iawn , yr run un iaith yn cael ei siared ar draws ynysoedd prydain i gyd yn cael ei gwahanu gan bellter oesoedd cyn cerbydau modurol a thrafnidiaeth hwylys ar draws tirwedd garw ac moroedd , acenion yn cryfhau ac yn datblygy ac yna yn cael ei ysgrifennu gan bobl allanol ir iaith neu iaethoedd celtaidd yn defnyddio alphabet nad oedd yn berthnasol iddynt er engraifft ysgrifennu iaith japaneese , chineese , russian neu maori yn defnyddio yr alphabet yma yn hytrach nag un nw ei hunain. Mae canlyniad ysgrifenedig cofnodedig yr iaith wedyn am fod yn wahanol debyny pwy sydd yn cofnodi yr iaith i lawr ar bapur ac hefyd yr acenion gwahanol y maent yn gweithio gyda nhw or run iaith ! mae hyn yn achosi ir iaith newid ai gwahanu ! Mae yr iaith cofnodedig yn cael ei dysgy ai hysgrifennu wedyn yn ol y ffurf ei chafodd ei chofnodi gan yr alphabet newydd estron ac yn gwahanu ymhellach ! Oni n deallt yr albanwyr ac gogledd cernyw yn well na r gwyddelod ac ynys manaw , ei hacenion yn debycach ir Gymraeg! Diolch am y fideo👍

Any idea what language was used in 'Britain' before the Celtic language arrived?

To you fluent Slavic speakers, mind you I had grandparents & mother & father that spoke fluent Serbo-Croatian , & A Grand Father that spoke Russian with his Russian friends, so this was decades ago. Since mom died a few years ago, I lost touch with the old world tongue. My question? Is it me, or does Belarusian have a slight South Slavic flare to it?

Sounds somewhere between a mixture of all Germanic languages, Finnish and Portoguese to me 😂

Belarusian language is kinda non-existant for you?

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As a Bulgarian, I guessed Macedonian, Serbian Russian, Croatian, Slovene & Ukrainian immediately. With the Polish one I first thought that and then mistakenly that it was Czech. The rest I didn’t get.

Sorryu but this video is full of mistakes ;-)

Todo gente mayor con la excepción de los galeses... De aquí 50 años, esas lenguas serán ya un recuerdo vomo lenguas madre, ya que si se hablan, lo harán como lenguas puramente folclóricas, sin uso real en la calle.

Cornish is the most anglicized of these languages. It's almost intelligible even for someone who speaks english as 2L and hasnt any clue about celtic languages.

In Russian "lisa" is "fox" informally, "ptakha" is "bird" poetically. And "oozh" stands for some species of snakes.

In what sense is the Cornish spoken in this video accent free? Cornish is a revived language and that means at least in one time all the learners of Cornish spoke some other languages as their native tongue. And does it mean that, from this point on, no one can really speak Cornish without an accent?

Seeing this languages knowing Aromanian language will disappear

"Cornish" is a dead language only a pretencse of a real language. No, is it a true Celt nation.

Irish kinda sounds like creol

War-raok Breizh ❤👍

It is so shameful that the younger generations abandoned their languages. I understand That the British government may have been oppressive but I feel like there needs to be a revival. The same thing happened in the US. All of the Italian, French, Polish, Greek, and especially German communities all lost their mother tongues. It was encouraged by America culture to abandon your mother tongues. I remember my 100% Irish American Grandmother just saying "yeah my grandmother would speak Gaelic to my Mom or whatever". She couldn't have cared less about her ancestry or culture. Now we are a laughing stock because a lot of us can barely even speak English properly. I fortunately taught myself Spanish to combat this disgusting brain drain mentality. I encourage all monolingual Americans to at least learn Spanish to become more intelligent and be able to communicate outside the bubble. Don't be proud of being ignorant. Oppressors want a dumb, cultureless, and uneducated people to rule over.

Glossika do free courses in Scottish Gaelic, Welsh and Manx if anyone is looking for some free resources. Highly recommend Glossika.