@@youarebeingtrolled6954 this person is the example of such an uneducated person who still think that every beautiful lady from Thailand are lady boy How stupid is that 🤯
Omg this hit me so close to home because - as a Korean, I lived and studied in an International School in Thailand. School provided basic Thai for foreigners. Was also taught Traditional Chinese using Zhuyin Fuhao there. Then went to Singapore for secondary - college and then employment. Also, was invested into Japanese culture and Animation since a kid. Now I am back in Korea after serving my mandatory military service. Heck really had a blast watching this while reminiscing my past 30 years lol. Thanks for the wholesome content!
@@kim15982 Hope you are doing fine in the army. I was in a Signals Bridage as a Network Maintenance/Operator. I went in the army late (around 28) and only got discharged 13 months ago lol. o7
See Here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in China , no Instagram at all because Chinese are being forbidden by Chinese Gov from using Google,youtube,twiter,insagram,facebook.....etc...! Then Chinese people absolutely don't know what's Instagram at all and there is aslo no pronunciation at this word! a Chinese girl in a previous video in this channel (not this one ) had ever telling lies that she said Chinese reffer Instagram as "INS", which was made-up by her ! may be she did that for some covering up of something about China Official.... ! as a Chinese I hate that Chinese girl for she brought the world lies and falsehood!!!!
Two minor corrections at 3:20 . (1) The origin of the pronunciation of "cat" in chinese "mao" does in fact come from the sound of cats. (2) the pronunciation of "dog/gou" is not only not indicative of whether or not "cat/mao" is an onomatopoeia, but its literary counterpart is also likely an onomatopoeia for dog barks In the Han Dynasty dictionary Shuowen Jiezi 说文解字 (~100 CE), the pronunciation of 猫 is recorded to be 莫交切, in other words, m + iao = miao. In addition, multiple reconstruction of old Chinese also point to similar conclusions - a pronunciation resembling the sound "meow" (a minor r sound possibly even indicating an attempt at recreating a cat's purr): 郑张尚芳：*mreew [mreːw]、*mrew [mrew] Baxter-Sagart（白一平－沙加尔）：*C.mˤraw、*C.m(r)aw Starostin（斯塔罗斯金）：*mhrāw [mʱraːw]、*mhraw [mʱraw] It is only in modern northern mandarin that miao has been reduced to mao, but the other half of meow is still present in other Chinese variants and dialects, including but not limited to southwestern Mandarin, hokkien, cantonese etc. Many Chinese words for animals are actually onomatopoeias, such as 鸡(ji, chicken), 鸥(ou, gull), 鸦(ya, crow), 蜂 (feng, bees), 蚊(weng, mosquito), and this includes the literary term for dog 犬, originally pronounced as 苦泫切, "kwong/kwang" (the onomatopoeia for dog in modern mandarin is "wong/wang"). It's easy to find answers to Chinese etymology questions in Shuowen Jiezi and dialects
I really love how Kotoha's hair looks in this video. The half-and-half look in the other videos was not appealing to me, but her look in this video is very becoming. Her Japanese beauty really stands out.
As Fitri said, All Singaporeans speak English and will learn 2 or 3 languages but she's probably not confident enough to also mention words from her ethnic language, Malay. If she knows, she'll say Promise is 'Janji', Cat is 'Kucing'(pronounced Ku-ching), Weapon is 'senjata', All is 'Semua', Aeroplane is 'Kapal Terbang' or 'Pesawat', and just pronounced Champagne and KFC (Ke-Ef-Si).
Untuk apa dia di undang jika hanya berbicara inggris ? Jujur saya malas nontonya, orang melayu Singapore sudah kehilangan identitasnya, tanah sendiri tapi bahasa ibunya di lupakan.
@@wakawaka8057 haih itulah, kalau lah org melayu di singapore masih tdk melupakan asal usul dan bercakap bahasa melayu mcm org cina di singapore skrg, diorg mmg ckp inggeris tpi masih boleh brcakap bahasa mandarin dan bahasa ibunda mereka....
@@moshimoshi9881 salah, setengah org cina SGP juga tak mampu berbicara dlm bhs bunda mereka dgn lancar, sama seperti org melayu SGP. Ada segelintir jugak yg langsung tak boleh ckp. Bukan sh org melayu.
you should cast people from Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Brunei next as to see the similiarity of languanges in this region is very much close (Singapore too but i believe most of them were very much use English more than their own ethnic/race languages)
when viewed from history, Singapore was even just a province of Malaysia which broke away (correction if wrong) and Singapore is a country of Chinese ethnicity. flanked by large countries I've been to Singapore, and I tried to use Malay, but they couldn't understand what I was saying.I don't mean to belittle other countries, but isn't there Malay language lessons in Singapore?
@@rfhif6108I am from Singapore, Malay language is only taught to Malay people in school. But there are people of different races who can also speak Malay, it is just that I don't really see it often, usually I hear people speak more hokkien which is another form of Chinese. We have three majority races (order from most to least), Chinese, Malay, and Indian, then the rest would be others as Singapore does not really have a culture of its own. It is more like people of different races living together. There are also westerners who live in Singapore too. Oh but we also use slang, which is known as Singlish.
Next time, if Biz has a regional dialect from the North or North East, ask her to say the words in her local dialect. It might be closer to the girls on the right (due to less influence from Cambodian/ other neighbouring languages)
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Vietnam should be on the left side with Thailand & Singapore. You'd get more variety of words and their unique accents.
@@villamor7805 It will be boring if they’re pronouncing English words, but in this video they’re saying it in their own local language. Promise = Pangako Cat = Pusa Gun = Baril All= Lahat Airplane= Eroplano/Salimpapaw
A new challenge for you if you're making this comparison again: Pick a Thai girl from the North or from North East, or pick a Laotian girl. Their dialect of Thai (or Laotian in general) is closer to some languages in South China. Modern official Thai has an incredible amount of loan words from Sanskrit through Cambodian influence and others. I'm sure if the Thai girl spoke the traditional dialect words for all of these, you'd probably find many more similarities. Even though the language families are different.
Actully in DNA research，Thai ppl were all lived in south China 8000 years ago That's why Chinese and Thai ppl all using tones，because they were neighbors（and the Viets）
I grew up here though I'm not Thai, so I can speak it. I knew about dialects but didn't know that Laotion or Isan is more similar to Chinese, interesting.
Finally I see some one from Singapore❤ In Singapore, we speak English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. When she says “in singapore we say” she means in English. I was hoping she might say Malay or Tamil
They needed to add Vietnam into this. Vietnam is a south east Asian language family with an estimated about 70% of its words influence from Chinese. Vietnam would sat on the left side but still had extreme similarities with all of the easy Asian countries.
So they add Myanmar and sit on the right because you have the same language as China 🇨🇳. It's best not to let Vietnam in, we are not like East Asia and Southeast Asia
This is correct and there was a study a while back that there is a language called middle Chinese which is ancient Chinese they believe that ancient Chinese is closer to Cantonese rather than Mandarin because it had either 7 or 8 tones as opposed to Mandarin which is simplified Chinese which has only 4 tones which is why we see in this video that Japanese and Korean words derive from Chinese and sound similar but "Chinese" sounds different. The study included all the similar words from all neighboring countries and the pronunciations and came up with that conclusion and Vietnam was one of the countries included
@@anhkimtruong241 Chinese might be Sino-Tibetan, but very few Chinese words are found to be of actual Sino-Tibetan origin (they just happen to be "basic"). Even if the classification is correct they would have separated 10000 years ago so not much similarity.
Well Thai is a tonal language same as burmese viet and lao （any other countries in SEA dont speak tonal languages） , the sanskrit words that we have only came later on, thai was originally much closer to chinese. Thai now consists of 40% SOUTH CHINESE languages such as zhuang ,which is a tai-kradai chinese language same as thai and lao. People only think its not that similar bcs chinese loanwords in thai mainly dont come from mandarin or cantonese and bcs of the non-chinese loanwords that thai also has. Coming from a thai/south chinese mixed family myself ,so. Vietnamese isnt the only country in SEA with a good % of chinese loanwords and it also isnt the only tonal language. Although yes , vietnam overall has culturally more chinese influence than the other SEA countries , still especially the tonal speaking countries in SEA have , besides vietnam, more chinese influence than any other SEA country that doesnt speak tonal languages. Which is kind of obvious anyways ,as vietnam, burma ,thailand and laos are the closest to china （well direct neighbours and thailand is the closest of the non direct neighbours） + the tonal speaking of thailand is also bcs part of thailand （especially north part and central part） were originally ethnics from south china who brought all the chinese influence in thai food （some thai food is originally chinese food beside of the actual thai food that STILL also has partly chinese influence） and so on. Thais are not a ethnic pure volk, they are especially now a heavy mix of Thai, lao,chinese , burmese and partly vietnamese. Theres actually one tribe between north and northeast of thailand that is originally from Vietnam. Just a side info. Im partly aware of the sanskrit loanwords too just bcs my husband is from india （and im thai and south chinese mixed） ,anyways, mainly thai is a south chinese + sanskrit language .
Why is the Singaporean girl speaking English??? Yes, English is one of the their national languages, but I’m sure no one is like ohhh its called a ‘cat’ She should’ve just spoken in Malay.
Yeah I agree ,but a big population don’t speak Malay ,and there are a lot of chineses and western ppl,so is more official to talk English ig,since can understand
6:38 I don't really understand this... As far as I know, Korean recognise 'Gi' as a machine because they think it is a necessary word... not necessary? I don't think so.. they occasionally call except for 'Gi' such as 'Air Fri', but this is not an universal pattern
Singaporeans speak mostly English. Unless you ask us specifically to converse in Singlish. Which is our own unique mix of the local languages + English. It would absolutely confuse everyone else except maybe Malaysians haha
I totally see what Kotoha is saying about the way English is taught in Japan, but actually the way the say "champagne" in Japan is closer to the French pronounciation, while the other countries are closer to the English pronounciation
I do like to point out an error here. In Chinese, the world Mao did come from the sound cats make, at least have of it, the other half serves as something like a prefix indicating that it is a certain type of beast.
Great video. A lot of people have claimed they only speak English on this channel but I have heard Asian languages spoken on this channel. It depends maybe on what videos people are watching.
How do you know if an Asian person has been using your computer? Your math homework is done, your data is organized, but the password is changed to "chopsticks123."
I feel like they invited the Singaporean because of the Chinese influences in their country but nope she simply just used English :D I find it funny because in this channel's English differences video/s the Singaporean would mix in non-English words :DD
@@rockyluc , she's Singaporean Malay. It's meaningless to invite a Singaporean Chinese for this because she would have used Mandarin which is similar to the China's Mandarin, unless that Singaporean Chinese speaks Hokkien, a widely spoken Chinese dialect in Singapore.
the word promise, better say 约定 than 承诺, it is similar with the word in Korean and Japanese and will help others much easies to understand the whold eastasian language system
I'm learning Japanese and just assumed they borrowed Champagne from French rather than English. I was actually surprised that all of the other languages here pronounce it the English way.
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 because it's a French drink? They borrowed the Italian pronunciation of Naples for example as well as Italian food despite having the same contact with Italy as with France
let me tell you this, Japan borrowed many things from English words and only English words, that's it, period, no exception, there is no French, Italian, etc. If it sound like French, it's simply just because of their broken English pronunciation
@@rockyluc im japanese and that’s not entirely true we have a lot of words that are loanwords from other european languages; for example the word for part time job is “arubaito” which comes from german (?) word albeit so no, not everything is from englisj
As i know in singapore there are malay, indian, and chinese people. Aren't they still using the language from which they came or all using singlish? it is very sad when a country loses its identity because most of it is filled with immigrants Melayu (malayan mongoloid) people as natives there are unable to compete with immigrants so they lose their language and are replaced by singlish as unifying language.
The policy of making English as the sole dominant language kills all other languages and ethnic identity. It should just be a supplementary language to accompany mother tongues, nothing more.
I thought they spoke Singlish in Singapore? I know English is commonly spoken in Singapore as well, along with other languages, but isn't Singlish what people speak to each other away from the tourists?
Even if she had used Singlish, those words would still be the same. Singlish uses mostly English vocab, only certain words/phrases are different. The bulk of what makes Singlish Singlish is the syntax and grammar (or lack thereof XD) For example: "Tomorrow I jio you makan at this new atas place. Confirm alot of people kiasu and will come also. Better go early chope first. Aimai?" "If like that then we just dabao lah. Don't need chope." Translation: "Tomorrow I'm inviting you to eat with me at this new fancy place. Alot of people will surely be FOMO and come. We better go early to reserve our seats first. Are you down?" "Then in that case we should just take away. There's no need to reserve seats."
Japanese tend to keep original pronunciation. Champagne is a French wine, French call it "Shan-Pany", Japanese call it "Shan-Pan". 07:07 Nothing to do with Romaji English
Seriously, Fitri speak malay. I prefer the previous Singaporean, at least she referred to other languages in Singapore even though she didn't speak them.
As a Chinese international student in Denmark, I tried to learn Danish but Danes speak perfect English but it seems not worthy if I'm staying here after graduation. So I start learning Japanese as it could be easier, at least I naturally the most of Kanji(Chinese characters) part.😂
I like chinese laguage very beautiful When I hear it, I feel that it contains a distinct melody from other languages as well, as it enables you to develop your mental abilities and refine your musical sense.
@@deutschmitpurple2918 It is not difficult, but it is different from European languages that is why we think that the Chinese language is difficult but the truth is just a different language from the languages that we speak or know, and the rules of the Chinese language are very simple compared to most European languages
I thought SHANPAN is pronounced like the French champagne. There are foreign words in Nihongo which have taken the pronunciation from the French like Saint Laurent is pronounced like 'san loren'.
I never thought Id ever hear Lovely Asian ladies saying an American state name in their own languages that is actually from a native American root. Kentucky. It could be argued that word has come full circle as the Native Americans populated America across the Asian land bridge 15000 years ago.
Some thai and viet words are ingeneral similar i noticed throughout the years with vietnamese friends （i am thai and south chinese mixed so we sometimes share words in thai and viet ）
crazy how that thai girl is more pale than everyone there even though thailand is south east which is known for darker skin tones. Just goes to show how toxic beauty standards are and how they influence people.
Northern Thais near Chiangmai are fair skinned...they are different from people from Bangkok, they are called Lana Thai...used to be Lana Kingdom in northern Thailand.
Thailand is mix culture not everyone is have to be dark skin tone we can be anything we want this is nothing relate with toxic beauty standards at all 😞
Asian languages all have a melody and a flow - also they are soo foreign ... too much effort to learn (sadly). Icelandic here is just harsh and has no melody at all - i dont really like the sound of my language very much. I love the sound of Chinese .. there seems to be so much emotion in it.
• Men make = Civilzation - Thriive for mankind (Creature of Creation) made things.t i.e. money, greed, lust, etc. • Ceaseless creator (1), created = Nature = Original (earth, sky and water) and its creatures like mankind, birds, fish, etc. o EARTH : 1. Culture 1 Character 1 (sign and feeelings) o Men made (195 +) Countries ( + culture) o Humankind = Amazing. Epitome ex: mind, brain, body, can think, can communicate, etc. Ceaseless Creator (1), creatgion = world (Earth, Water, Sky) Mankind make = worldly items, facilities, etc. Ceaseless Creator (1), Created = Equally Mankind make = Supiriority, Divide Originally man and female are equal and Man made it separated. People projected it differently and bad men made = divide example: religion, rich & poor, politics, facilities, etc. Some people have divided and destroyed the Oneness and beauty in several pieces like countries, religion, Sub-religion, God, Politics, Color, Ethnic,etc.and as rich and poor. Selflessness - Creator’s gift. Selfish - men made. Enough of Man made things like shit - tool in closet. Natural life : the period of a person's earthly existence terminated by natural as opposed to civil death OR the expected span of a person's life or a thing's existence under normal circumstances. Civilization describes a complex way of life that came about as people began to develop networks of urban settlements. Life - that is gifted by Ceaseless Creator of Elysium . World - Body - by earth - with - parent’s participation Human life (active) = i. Life ii. Body iii. Skin (3 inseparable ingredients) like soil, water and sunrays = 1 unique creation (epitome). Life is the amalgamation of 2 ingridents of a life. i. the power of body to inhale and relive the breathing sensation. ii. The power of body to carry the breathing sensation. A utmost beautiful creation ’Humankind’ Life: 2 aspect includes. Good and bad are the inbuilts. If you choose Good in your thinking, words and deeds, etc. then your life will be enjoyful and smooth or sufferings and troubles, etc. will be there in your life.
Totally irrelevant but I would like to thank Nihon🇯🇵 and Zhonguo🇨🇳 for calling my country with our original name! Everyone knows 🇬🇷 as Greece but in reality our country is called Hellas! Romans named us Græcia… 🇯🇵 calls us Herasu > He-la-su = Hellas 🇨🇳 calls us Sila > sel-la= Hellas Along with Norge🇳🇴 which calls Hellas, they are the three countries that they know our real name! Thank you! 🇬🇷 💙 🇯🇵🇨🇳🇳🇴
i hate to break it to you but japanese people call greece “girisha” from the english word; we only say herasu “hellas” when we talk about ancient greece
Is the japanese girl from a certian region in Japan? It's hard to understand her, so I guess she is not from Tokyo or Kyoto. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think she has a different accent.
She used almost all English words, for the items/words they chose to discussed for this video, yes. But most of the other girls also weren't that far off (in terms of using westernized words both in parts and in totality, such as the word "champagne" showed. They didn't even use actual, authentic native words, even if they exist. These were young women in their late teens to mid 20s; they're not educated linguists or educators. This is a pop culture RUclips video, with the people involved doing it for YouTubing purposes; it's not an academic discussion among educators who weare experts in Asian languages... Thai and Lao speakers, for example, have opted for the word "fan"/"fen" (derived from the English word "friend" or, more accurately, a bastardized version of the word "friend," due to natives originally having a hard time pronouncing that English word "friend" correctly, when they started using it, as young people 3-4 generations ago, thinking of it as a "cooler" word than their own actual word), even though both cultures have an actual native word for that: "puen" ... (Lao and Thai are about 85% to 95% interchangeable, with Esan Thai and Lao being close to 100% interchangeable, despite Thailand having annexed the Esan region for quite a few generations now... Both Esan and Lao shared MORE traditional dresses, traditional linguistics, and traditional instruments with each other than either one with Bangkok Thai people. THIS view, of course, isn't going to sit well with Thai folks in general; but that's just basic fact... since both modern Thai and modern Lao, way back, having derived their respective cultures & linguistics from the Dai/Tai-language family group, hailed from southern China a few thousand years ago)
That kind of weapon is not correct say 武器(buki) because is not melee like a sword or spear, normally 兵器(heiki) but its fine because is just small differences.
Background is very bright. It is very uncomfortable to watch at night. Korean editors are obsessed with bright background. Make sure it get changed in next videos.
There would the difference that khmer is not a tonal language ,thai lao and burmese are tonal languages even tho some loanwords did come from khmer too beside of the chinese and sanskrit loanwords in thai and lao , but yeah you could still do that.
It's called korean plastic surgeries. Most East Asian do these kinda of plastic surgeries It's called korean plastic surgeries. Most East Asian do these kinda of plastic surgeries
As an European viewer I really like the conversations between World Friends from only (South) East Asia or only Latin America every now and then. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy Lauren, Christina and the other ladies as much as everyone here does, but it doesn't always need someone from the "western world" in the convo.
@@rockyluc True. I think all the countries are interesting. I would like to see more but I realize it might not be easy to find some nationalities in South Korea. I suspect that the part of what drives which countries are featured is economics. More views equates to more revenue. So perhaps the videos that feature Americans and Brits make more money. As an American, I think American media is mainstream. Not necessarily Americans. Two different things. I remember being in another country many years ago and being asked if we all live like the people on Beverly Hills 90210. I was like absolutely not. I wish 😂
El inglés es el idioma principal en Singapur, se usa en el gobierno, negocios y la educación. De ahí sigue el chino, el malayo y el tamil que lo suelen hablar solamente dentro de sus comunidades de origen.
Hablan varios idiomas allá que son Asiáticos pero el ingles es el idioma que la gente usa para comunicar entre los grupos. Eso es común para los lugares que eran víctimas de la colonización. En Nigeria tienen mas que cien idiomas nativos pero ellos hablan con personas fuera de su tribu en inglés. Y aunque los países de América Latina tienen sus lenguas indígenas hay mucha gente que solamente hablan español o otro idioma europeo. Creo que la mujer escogió la lengua que todo el mundo en su país conoce para que todos sentirán representado.
@@anndeecosita3586 That's one of the things I like about this channel. Looking through the comments, I'm finding my reading comprehension for Spanish and German are getting better. It's a whole 'nother ballgame writing or speaking it, of course, but at least I understood Oscar's question, and the gist of your response, which was, as usual, correct. It's not difficult to notice the influence of British RP on Fitri's accent, which I find very pleasing to my ears.
@@EddieReischl I totally understand. I find German and French easier to understand when I read them versus when I hear them spoken. But if you have trouble understanding a spoken language don’t be too hard on yourself because teachers typically teach a more formal version of a language than what people speak in informal settings.
Unfortunately she uses English which defeats the whole point of this video. Either she should use malay or replace her with other more deserving SEA countries.
It's kind of a Chinese country, the founder father of Singapore was Chinese, the PAP is a Chinese clan and the majority of the population in Singapore is Chinese.
@@containternet9290 it’s not tho, that’s why even you used the word ‘kinda’. There were inhabitants before the chinese ‘founded’ Singapore. That is why Singapore’s national language (if you’re talking about official language, then there’s 4 being english, malay, mandarin, tamil) is malay, why the malay race is protected by the Singapore Constitution, why the malay race is the only race to have a governmental body enacted to fulfil the constitution with a court system in place; the Syariah Court. Also the reason why the national anthem is in the malay lamguage and that the military commands are in malay.
@@moumantaii You do have a point, but If it werent for the Chinese, Singapore would still be subjected to Malaysia, plus the Chinese took this country to a whole new level under the PAP rule so much so that the Chinese from China even got inspired by Singapore's progress so they replicated many things. Deng Xiaoping himself said he would build dozens Singapores in Mainland China.
@@containternet9290 regardless of Singapore’s success, just like how the govt’s effort to remind the locals and new citizens of Singapore of the natives who gave up their land through the land aquisition act for the purpose of an allegedly better future, the natives must not be forgotten. Just like the native americans or the aborigines in Australia. Given a choice with hindsight in mind, would the natives give up their land which fed them for millennia just to become a minority in their own land? It’s Article 152 of the Singapore Constitution which recognises the special position of malays as the indigenous people of Singapore and it binds the govt to protect, safeguard, support, foster and promote the political, educational, religious, economic, social and cultural interests of the malay race. As much as as it ‘kinda’ is a chinese country, regardless of the progress made by the majority race, I would like to affirm that it is not a chinese country with backing from the constitution It technically is not a chinese country, it is a multicultural, multiracial country who voted in the PAP regardless of race, language or religion to path the way to Singapore’s success
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The Thai girl is absolutely stunning
Thats a dude
@@youarebeingtrolled6954 she’s a girl 🤨
@@youarebeingtrolled6954 What you should know is the Thai population. There are more women than men and less than 1% of Ladyboys in Thailand.
@@youarebeingtrolled6954 this person is the example of such an uneducated person who still think that every beautiful lady from Thailand are lady boy
How stupid is that 🤯
@@youarebeingtrolled6954 bruh in Thailand we do have cute girls too🙄
Omg this hit me so close to home because - as a Korean, I lived and studied in an International School in Thailand. School provided basic Thai for foreigners. Was also taught Traditional Chinese using Zhuyin Fuhao there. Then went to Singapore for secondary - college and then employment. Also, was invested into Japanese culture and Animation since a kid. Now I am back in Korea after serving my mandatory military service. Heck really had a blast watching this while reminiscing my past 30 years lol. Thanks for the wholesome content!
wow! would you mind me asking what international school you attended?
@@soop2073 I went to TCIS :) Think that was like nearly 20 years ago.
@@kim15982 Hope you are doing fine in the army. I was in a Signals Bridage as a Network Maintenance/Operator. I went in the army late (around 28) and only got discharged 13 months ago lol. o7
See Here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
in China , no Instagram at all because Chinese are being forbidden by Chinese Gov from using Google,youtube,twiter,insagram,facebook.....etc...!
Then Chinese people absolutely don't know what's Instagram at all and there is aslo no pronunciation at this word!
a Chinese girl in a previous video in this channel (not this one ) had ever telling lies that she said Chinese reffer Instagram as "INS", which was made-up by her !
may be she did that for some covering up of something about China Official.... !
as a Chinese I hate that Chinese girl for she brought the world lies and falsehood!!!!
Repent don't say God name in vain
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จริง เหมาะสมเป็นตัวแทนของประเทศได้ดี 😍😍 😁👍
I see many penguins :P
@@adlerzwei NAHHHHH
@@feytone17 Nah nanana naaaaah.
@@adlerzwei lmao
Nice to see Kotoha from Japan 🇯🇵back, last time was in November 2021, a year ago, she was the first member from Japan
True, she is so beautiful
ことはさん久しぶりです。
I miss her too, would be better if her first Korean and Chinese friends came also..they have unique chemistry..
@@tresnadewi4136, let's see how things develop with the new people. I find them quite sympathetic, too.
@@tresnadewi4136 I miss Jane and Hye Jin too!
Japanese girls' voices are very cute, Thai girls look pretty and cheerful.
Two minor corrections at 3:20 . (1) The origin of the pronunciation of "cat" in chinese "mao" does in fact come from the sound of cats. (2) the pronunciation of "dog/gou" is not only not indicative of whether or not "cat/mao" is an onomatopoeia, but its literary counterpart is also likely an onomatopoeia for dog barks
In the Han Dynasty dictionary Shuowen Jiezi 说文解字 (~100 CE), the pronunciation of 猫 is recorded to be 莫交切, in other words, m + iao = miao. In addition, multiple reconstruction of old Chinese also point to similar conclusions - a pronunciation resembling the sound "meow" (a minor r sound possibly even indicating an attempt at recreating a cat's purr):
郑张尚芳：*mreew [mreːw]、*mrew [mrew]
Baxter-Sagart（白一平－沙加尔）：*C.mˤraw、*C.m(r)aw
Starostin（斯塔罗斯金）：*mhrāw [mʱraːw]、*mhraw [mʱraw]
It is only in modern northern mandarin that miao has been reduced to mao, but the other half of meow is still present in other Chinese variants and dialects, including but not limited to southwestern Mandarin, hokkien, cantonese etc. Many Chinese words for animals are actually onomatopoeias, such as 鸡(ji, chicken), 鸥(ou, gull), 鸦(ya, crow), 蜂 (feng, bees), 蚊(weng, mosquito), and this includes the literary term for dog 犬, originally pronounced as 苦泫切, "kwong/kwang" (the onomatopoeia for dog in modern mandarin is "wong/wang"). It's easy to find answers to Chinese etymology questions in Shuowen Jiezi and dialects
What did one plate say to the other plate? Lunch is on me!
I am funhouses from fujian china. 猫 we say 猫子(ma yang)
I really love how Kotoha's hair looks in this video. The half-and-half look in the other videos was not appealing to me, but her look in this video is very becoming. Her Japanese beauty really stands out.
i'm OBSESSED with kotoha's voice!
As Fitri said, All Singaporeans speak English and will learn 2 or 3 languages but she's probably not confident enough to also mention words from her ethnic language, Malay. If she knows, she'll say Promise is 'Janji', Cat is 'Kucing'(pronounced Ku-ching), Weapon is 'senjata', All is 'Semua', Aeroplane is 'Kapal Terbang' or 'Pesawat', and just pronounced Champagne and KFC (Ke-Ef-Si).
Untuk apa dia di undang jika hanya berbicara inggris ?
Jujur saya malas nontonya, orang melayu Singapore sudah kehilangan identitasnya, tanah sendiri tapi bahasa ibunya di lupakan.
@@wakawaka8057 haih itulah, kalau lah org melayu di singapore masih tdk melupakan asal usul dan bercakap bahasa melayu mcm org cina di singapore skrg, diorg mmg ckp inggeris tpi masih boleh brcakap bahasa mandarin dan bahasa ibunda mereka....
@@moshimoshi9881 salah, setengah org cina SGP juga tak mampu berbicara dlm bhs bunda mereka dgn lancar, sama seperti org melayu SGP. Ada segelintir jugak yg langsung tak boleh ckp. Bukan sh org melayu.
@@wakawaka8057 Begitu juga dengan kumpulan etnik yang lain. Disebabkan dasar bahasa Inggeris.
Filipino has some similar words with Malay. Like the word Kucing (Cat), we call them Kuting. Senjata (weapon), we call it Sandata.
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한국, 중국, 일본 한자문화권, 싱가폴은 영어 공용어, 태국은 태국어.
오래된 단어는 한중일 비슷하지만 현대 문명의 용어는 한국, 일본은 비슷하고 중국은 조금 다름
是的，现代西方词语更多，韩语和日语直接用英语的发音来翻译，而中文更多是翻译😂😂😂
you should cast people from Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Brunei next as to see the similiarity of languanges in this region is very much close (Singapore too but i believe most of them were very much use English more than their own ethnic/race languages)
Yeah I agree, I'm Singaporean (Ethnically Chinese) and I don't even speak Chinese lol
when viewed from history, Singapore was even just a province of Malaysia which broke away (correction if wrong) and Singapore is a country of Chinese ethnicity. flanked by large countries I've been to Singapore, and I tried to use Malay, but they couldn't understand what I was saying.I don't mean to belittle other countries, but isn't there Malay language lessons in Singapore?
@@rfhif6108I am from Singapore, Malay language is only taught to Malay people in school. But there are people of different races who can also speak Malay, it is just that I don't really see it often, usually I hear people speak more hokkien which is another form of Chinese. We have three majority races (order from most to least), Chinese, Malay, and Indian, then the rest would be others as Singapore does not really have a culture of its own. It is more like people of different races living together. There are also westerners who live in Singapore too. Oh but we also use slang, which is known as Singlish.
most singaporean are chinese.. malay is minority.
What did the sushi say to the bee? Wassabi!
Next time, if Biz has a regional dialect from the North or North East, ask her to say the words in her local dialect. It might be closer to the girls on the right (due to less influence from Cambodian/ other neighbouring languages)
Wow you look really interested in Thai language.
Why do Asian parents always want their children to become doctors or lawyers? Because they want to have a "Pho-nomenal" success story!
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Vietnam should be on the left side with Thailand & Singapore. You'd get more variety of words and their unique accents.
Philippines will be booring ,,they literally same with American English even spelling is the same.
@@villamor7805 yeah.. indonesian shld replace SG cus SG speak english anyway
@@villamor7805 that's the point, if you know what is inside my head. LUL
@@villamor7805 It will be boring if they’re pronouncing English words, but in this video they’re saying it in their own local language.
Promise = Pangako
Cat = Pusa
Gun = Baril
All= Lahat
Airplane= Eroplano/Salimpapaw
Viet will be the right side.
A new challenge for you if you're making this comparison again: Pick a Thai girl from the North or from North East, or pick a Laotian girl. Their dialect of Thai (or Laotian in general) is closer to some languages in South China. Modern official Thai has an incredible amount of loan words from Sanskrit through Cambodian influence and others. I'm sure if the Thai girl spoke the traditional dialect words for all of these, you'd probably find many more similarities. Even though the language families are different.
Actully in DNA research，Thai ppl were all lived in south China 8000 years ago
That's why Chinese and Thai ppl all using tones，because they were neighbors（and the Viets）
@TK斷群衆 Yes and if you compare the Zhuang language of the Guangxi and Lianshan regions it shares vocabulary with Laotian and Rural Thai dialects.
Can you speak Thai or Cambodian?
@Jubjang Fest I can speak standard Bangkok Thai. But my mom comes from the North and has a very strong dialect that has less Sankrit etc influence.
I grew up here though I'm not Thai, so I can speak it. I knew about dialects but didn't know that Laotion or Isan is more similar to Chinese, interesting.
Finally I see some one from Singapore❤
In Singapore, we speak English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. When she says “in singapore we say” she means in English.
I was hoping she might say Malay or Tamil
English is representative of the language most Singaporeans speak. Malay and Tamil aren't.
@@aero.l Singapore has 4 national languages
@@RayPossibleGT And so? Doesn't mean Malay or Tamil are representative of the language most people speak in Singapore.
she should had used singlish instead..
@@RayPossibleGT Singapore has 4 recognized* languages. The national language is de jure only Malay.
They needed to add Vietnam into this. Vietnam is a south east Asian language family with an estimated about 70% of its words influence from Chinese. Vietnam would sat on the left side but still had extreme similarities with all of the easy Asian countries.
That was the Confucious block, before the West came and broke it up.
So they add Myanmar and sit on the right because you have the same language as China 🇨🇳. It's best not to let Vietnam in, we are not like East Asia and Southeast Asia
This is correct and there was a study a while back that there is a language called middle Chinese which is ancient Chinese they believe that ancient Chinese is closer to Cantonese rather than Mandarin because it had either 7 or 8 tones as opposed to Mandarin which is simplified Chinese which has only 4 tones which is why we see in this video that Japanese and Korean words derive from Chinese and sound similar but "Chinese" sounds different. The study included all the similar words from all neighboring countries and the pronunciations and came up with that conclusion and Vietnam was one of the countries included
@@anhkimtruong241 Chinese might be Sino-Tibetan, but very few Chinese words are found to be of actual Sino-Tibetan origin (they just happen to be "basic"). Even if the classification is correct they would have separated 10000 years ago so not much similarity.
Well Thai is a tonal language same as burmese viet and lao （any other countries in SEA dont speak tonal languages） , the sanskrit words that we have only came later on, thai was originally much closer to chinese. Thai now consists of 40% SOUTH CHINESE languages such as zhuang ,which is a tai-kradai chinese language same as thai and lao. People only think its not that similar bcs chinese loanwords in thai mainly dont come from mandarin or cantonese and bcs of the non-chinese loanwords that thai also has. Coming from a thai/south chinese mixed family myself ,so. Vietnamese isnt the only country in SEA with a good % of chinese loanwords and it also isnt the only tonal language.
Although yes , vietnam overall has culturally more chinese influence than the other SEA countries , still especially the tonal speaking countries in SEA have , besides vietnam, more chinese influence than any other SEA country that doesnt speak tonal languages. Which is kind of obvious anyways ,as vietnam, burma ,thailand and laos are the closest to china （well direct neighbours and thailand is the closest of the non direct neighbours） + the tonal speaking of thailand is also bcs part of thailand （especially north part and central part） were originally ethnics from south china who brought all the chinese influence in thai food （some thai food is originally chinese food beside of the actual thai food that STILL also has partly chinese influence） and so on. Thais are not a ethnic pure volk, they are especially now a heavy mix of Thai, lao,chinese , burmese and partly vietnamese. Theres actually one tribe between north and northeast of thailand that is originally from Vietnam. Just a side info.
Im partly aware of the sanskrit loanwords too just bcs my husband is from india （and im thai and south chinese mixed）
,anyways, mainly thai is a south chinese + sanskrit language .
Why is the Singaporean girl speaking English??? Yes, English is one of the their national languages, but I’m sure no one is like ohhh its called a ‘cat’
She should’ve just spoken in Malay.
Right. Malay is the National language. English is just one of the official language.
English as de facto national language kills all other languages and ethnic identity. It should just be a working language, nothing more.
Yeah I agree ,but a big population don’t speak Malay ,and there are a lot of chineses and western ppl,so is more official to talk English ig,since can understand
5 lovely Asian women having a good time together! Keep up the friendship!
Asians always have the most stylish and trendy fashion sense.
They are not lovely but plastic surgery
6:38 I don't really understand this... As far as I know, Korean recognise 'Gi' as a machine because they think it is a necessary word... not necessary? I don't think so.. they occasionally call except for 'Gi' such as 'Air Fri', but this is not an universal pattern
"Gi" is also sued in Chinese words, TV is called "dian shi gi" and telephone is "dian hua gi".
as a 50% Thai girl I understood the thai girl very much and everyone was STUNNING
The work ethic of Asians is truly inspiring.
I really enjoy all this women. They work so well together. Shampan!! That was just so fun.
Why do Asian people have small eyes? Because their eyes are always on the prize!
So lovely the Chinese girl! First time I see her and his pronounciation sounds awesome.
Singaporeans speak mostly English. Unless you ask us specifically to converse in Singlish. Which is our own unique mix of the local languages + English. It would absolutely confuse everyone else except maybe Malaysians haha
_yes_. Ask Singaporeans how they would order food at a kopitiam or hawker and that's when all the singlish comes out ;P
We speak mostly in Singlish, unless speaking with foreigners which we will then code switch
Should have picked both Malaysian and Singaporean tbh. Both countries also have their own mix of English (Manglish and Singlish)
Singapore easy country as tourist if you speak English or Mandarin. They should have added a Malay or Indonesian speaker to this video.
@@MightyCats2011why add "Singaporean" in to this video at all, if she speaks English. name of the video is Asian Words differences.
This is my favourite show. Thank you very much for keeping it up.
Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!
Biz and her pleasant and soothing voice 🥰
Lured me from first words…
What do you call a group of musical Asian friends? The Violin-tines!
I love how the English get credit for the word champagne. A French location named by Romans.
I totally see what Kotoha is saying about the way English is taught in Japan, but actually the way the say "champagne" in Japan is closer to the French pronounciation, while the other countries are closer to the English pronounciation
Because Japanese shares most vowel sounds with Romance languages, a-ah, e-eh, i-ee, o-oh, u-ew(soft e sound, almost no e)
I like the Japanese way best
@@anndeecosita3586 you are a woman of culture
Japan doesn't have any influence from French, they use a ton of English words that they themselves don't even know
what? Champagne is French word. French don't say Shampan. lmao
They're all adorable!
I do like to point out an error here. In Chinese, the world Mao did come from the sound cats make, at least have of it, the other half serves as something like a prefix indicating that it is a certain type of beast.
Great video. A lot of people have claimed they only speak English on this channel but I have heard Asian languages spoken on this channel. It depends maybe on what videos people are watching.
How do you know if an Asian person has been using your computer? Your math homework is done, your data is organized, but the password is changed to "chopsticks123."
These women are so charming and relaxed and civilized. Very enjoyable to watch!
Thatscaled being lazy
Yeah... compare that to our western modern woman and you start thinking about moving into Asian country.
@@thechosenone729what a sexpat thing to say
dont come to asia.
What do you mean civilised?😂
It's called korean plastic surgeries. Most East Asian do these kinda of plastic surgeries
Love this topic!
I feel like they invited the Singaporean because of the Chinese influences in their country but nope she simply just used English :D I find it funny because in this channel's English differences video/s the Singaporean would mix in non-English words :DD
Better if more from south east asian representatives.
that girl is not even a Chinese descendant, probably Malaysian
@@rockyluc , she's Singaporean Malay. It's meaningless to invite a Singaporean Chinese for this because she would have used Mandarin which is similar to the China's Mandarin, unless that Singaporean Chinese speaks Hokkien, a widely spoken Chinese dialect in Singapore.
They should have asked words that you hear in a kopitiam or hawker center XD that's when the singlish comes out.
Singaporeans speak a different type of mandarin. Like we don't use tudou to mean potato unlike in China
the word promise, better say 约定 than 承诺, it is similar with the word in Korean and Japanese and will help others much easies to understand the whold eastasian language system
Asians have the most graceful and elegant dance moves.
중국은 영어 단어 전부 중국어로 바꿔버려서
기본 영어를 거의 모른다고 보시면 됩니다.. 출장갔다가 택시 좀 불러달라고 택시택시 거렸는데 전혀 못알아들음.....
일본은 아시죠?ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 타쿠시...
i wish you got the Singaporean to speak Malay instead, since they all already know English, and the word was provided in English
What my Korean friends say that if they study, they can learn fluent Japanese in less than a year. Probably goes the other way too.
That Thai girl is soooo pretty!
You can find out Malay from Malaysia, Brunei, and of course Indonesia
Many surprising differences, and similarities.
How do you make a Chinese water bed? Just add rice!
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PLEASE LET UZBEKS COME TO THIS SHOW.🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿
I think that the Singaporean should have used Malay to see how it compares.
It's pointless to compare with English.
Malay is totally different from Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Thai...also pointless.
I love the Singaporean girl because she has naturally brown skin.
Actually the japanese version of Champagne is the closest to French (the original way), as the "a" is pronounced correctly.
Asians have the best hair styles and always know how to rock any look.
I'm learning Japanese and just assumed they borrowed Champagne from French rather than English. I was actually surprised that all of the other languages here pronounce it the English way.
Why would they borrow it straight from french? What interaction does French have with east asia
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 because it's a French drink? They borrowed the Italian pronunciation of Naples for example as well as Italian food despite having the same contact with Italy as with France
let me tell you this, Japan borrowed many things from English words and only English words, that's it, period, no exception, there is no French, Italian, etc. If it sound like French, it's simply just because of their broken English pronunciation
@@rockyluc im japanese and that’s not entirely true we have a lot of words that are loanwords from other european languages; for example the word for part time job is “arubaito” which comes from german (?) word albeit so no, not everything is from englisj
@@名無し-x8i I have seen that you also use the word "macho" to talk about a muscular man, and that is a Spanish word.
Japanese pronunciation of champagne is actually the closest to French, Shawnpan
As i know in singapore there are malay, indian, and chinese people. Aren't they still using the language from which they came or all using singlish?
it is very sad when a country loses its identity because most of it is filled with immigrants
Melayu (malayan mongoloid) people as natives there are unable to compete with immigrants so they lose their language and are replaced by singlish as unifying language.
The policy of making English as the sole dominant language kills all other languages and ethnic identity. It should just be a supplementary language to accompany mother tongues, nothing more.
น่ารักกันทุกคนเลย 😍😍😍
I thought they spoke Singlish in Singapore? I know English is commonly spoken in Singapore as well, along with other languages, but isn't Singlish what people speak to each other away from the tourists?
Hello! What is singlish?
@@Me-su2bu Singlish is local dialect of English in Singapore with heavy influence from Chinese Malay and Tamil
Singaporeans can speak both English and Singlish well one is language one is dialect
Singlish is basically just Singapore + English
Even if she had used Singlish, those words would still be the same. Singlish uses mostly English vocab, only certain words/phrases are different. The bulk of what makes Singlish Singlish is the syntax and grammar (or lack thereof XD)
For example:
"Tomorrow I jio you makan at this new atas place. Confirm alot of people kiasu and will come also. Better go early chope first. Aimai?"
"If like that then we just dabao lah. Don't need chope."
Translation:
"Tomorrow I'm inviting you to eat with me at this new fancy place. Alot of people will surely be FOMO and come. We better go early to reserve our seats first. Are you down?"
"Then in that case we should just take away. There's no need to reserve seats."
The chinese girl is so pretty!!! WOW
Plastic surgeries very simple
It would be cool to have a singlish special!
Asian languages always sound so beautiful and melodic.
The young lady from Singapore, Fitri, has a gorgeous accent and voice, and as per usual, all of the young ladies are easy on the eyes.
The romanization of Thai words in the subtitles is always wrong. I don't know why.
Is someone translating what the japanese lady is saying, or do they all know japanese?
she speaks Korean that's why
@@rrss7212 oh she was actually speaking korean then? Didnt know
@@joaovieira6729 yep)
She live there, all of them are living there, of course they speak Korean
@@rockyluc I didn’t know they were in Korea
If the Chinese sits between the Thai and the Korean, then these girls will exhibit excellent Asian continuum.
All of them are beautiful. ❤❤❤
Japanese tend to keep original pronunciation. Champagne is a French wine, French call it "Shan-Pany", Japanese call it "Shan-Pan". 07:07 Nothing to do with Romaji English
felt like Fitri could have brought out some Bahasa Melayu. Either way, i really enjoyed the vid. :)
English as national language kills all other languages and ethnic identity. It should just be a working language, nothing more.
Seriously, Fitri speak malay. I prefer the previous Singaporean, at least she referred to other languages in Singapore even though she didn't speak them.
As a Chinese international student in Denmark, I tried to learn Danish but Danes speak perfect English but it seems not worthy if I'm staying here after graduation. So I start learning Japanese as it could be easier, at least I naturally the most of Kanji(Chinese characters) part.😂
yes coz Japanese used Kanji, but Chinese cannot master Japanese accent.
Hey, How is it like to be Asian in Denmark? Just want to know, I'm Asian and want to study in DK.
日本語の方が難しいぞ()
@@user-50224
中国人からすれば日本語の方が簡単やろ
@@外露射武 いいえ？
i think it would be more interesting if yall would bring in a singaporean chinese to contrast with the mainlander chinese to see the differences
I like chinese laguage very beautiful
When I hear it, I feel that it contains a distinct melody from other languages as well, as it enables you to develop your mental abilities and refine your musical sense.
True but it is so hard to learn
@@deutschmitpurple2918 It is not difficult, but it is different from European languages that is why we think that the Chinese language is difficult but the truth is just a different language from the languages that we speak or know, and the rules of the Chinese language are very simple compared to most European languages
@@Mery0123 I totally agree with you 😊😊😊
@@deutschmitpurple2918 🖒
@@vcworld4622 True 👍👍👍
I love Asian cultures. Please more videos like this
Asians have the most radiant and youthful-looking skin.
The japanese girl's way of speaking korean sounds cute and drowsy kk
Would love a Singapore vs Malaysian vs China vs Taiwan mandarin comparison video!
I second this!
There's no need, it's like English from England, Scotland, USA and Australia, the foundations are the same while the accents are different.
😂The Chinese and Japanese lady looks big comparing to other 3 😂
I thought SHANPAN is pronounced like the French champagne. There are foreign words in Nihongo which have taken the pronunciation from the French like Saint Laurent is pronounced like 'san loren'.
I never thought Id ever hear Lovely Asian ladies saying an American state name in their own languages that is actually from a native American root. Kentucky. It could be argued that word has come full circle as the Native Americans populated America across the Asian land bridge 15000 years ago.
泰国的妹妹好可爱啊（我们中国的妹妹也超漂亮❤
I like the way that Japanese girl speaks..soothing
Why didn't the girl from Singapore speaks Malay? That would be interesting!
wow, The pronunciation of the word CAT in Thai and its interpretation is 100% similar to Vietnamese
Some thai and viet words are ingeneral similar i noticed throughout the years with vietnamese friends （i am thai and south chinese mixed so we sometimes share words in thai and viet ）
It is cool to see Asians agreeing to something like on count mmmmmmh!
I'm gonna make it in Malay🇲🇾🇸🇬🇧🇳
1. Janji
2. Kucing
3. Senjata
4. Semua
5. Kapal terbang
6. Alkohol (not sure)
7. KFC (Malaysian call it kepci)
you should do south asian too
Englishnasation of a lot languages already, authentic languages are becoming rare.
Basically, Singapore is in England.
crazy how that thai girl is more pale than everyone there even though thailand is south east which is known for darker skin tones. Just goes to show how toxic beauty standards are and how they influence people.
Thailand is the largest home of the Chinese outside China and Taiwan
Northern Thais near Chiangmai are fair skinned...they are different from people from Bangkok, they are called Lana Thai...used to be Lana Kingdom in northern Thailand.
Thai people really have black skin. Bangkok has only white people who see dark skin that people from the countryside or provinces.
Bangkokians are really white, but people with dark skin come from the countryside or other provinces.
Thailand is mix culture not everyone is have to be dark skin tone we can be anything we want this is nothing relate with toxic beauty standards at all 😞
Asian languages all have a melody and a flow - also they are soo foreign ... too much effort to learn (sadly). Icelandic here is just harsh and has no melody at all - i dont really like the sound of my language very much. I love the sound of Chinese .. there seems to be so much emotion in it.
Love it! Please keep going in this kind of videos. By the way, champagne Japanese sounds it's very similar in Spanish: champaña
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o EARTH : 1. Culture 1 Character 1 (sign and feeelings)
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Ceaseless Creator (1), creatgion = world (Earth, Water, Sky)
Mankind make = worldly items, facilities, etc.
Ceaseless Creator (1), Created = Equally
Mankind make = Supiriority, Divide
Originally man and female are equal and Man made it separated. People projected it differently and bad
men made = divide example: religion, rich & poor, politics, facilities, etc.
Some people have divided and destroyed the Oneness and beauty in several pieces like countries, religion, Sub-religion, God, Politics, Color, Ethnic,etc.and as rich and poor.
Selflessness - Creator’s gift.
Selfish - men made. Enough of Man made things like shit - tool in closet.
Natural life : the period of a person's earthly existence terminated by natural as opposed to civil death OR the expected span of a person's life or a thing's existence under normal circumstances.
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Life: 2 aspect includes. Good and bad are the inbuilts. If you choose Good in your thinking, words and deeds, etc. then your life will be enjoyful and smooth or sufferings and troubles, etc. will be there in your life.
es champán
その通りです！
日本では英語を習う時まず初めにローマ字を習います！なのでローマ字読みのスペインの言語は日本人にとってはかなり簡単です
Champagne is a loan word from the French. I wish I could be as fluent in multiple languages as these women are.
Totally irrelevant but I would like to thank Nihon🇯🇵 and Zhonguo🇨🇳 for calling my country with our original name!
Everyone knows 🇬🇷 as Greece but in reality our country is called Hellas!
Romans named us Græcia…
🇯🇵 calls us Herasu > He-la-su = Hellas
🇨🇳 calls us Sila > sel-la= Hellas
Along with Norge🇳🇴 which calls Hellas, they are the three countries that they know our real name!
Thank you!
🇬🇷 💙 🇯🇵🇨🇳🇳🇴
Noticed you also used the words to call Japan and China the same way their nationals would call in their own language. Respect!
i hate to break it to you but japanese people call greece “girisha” from the english word; we only say herasu “hellas” when we talk about ancient greece
@@名無し-x8i good to know
chinese hellas "xila" (pronounced like sheela) actually comes from cantonese, which is a Chinese dialect. in cantonese the pronunciation is "heilap".
@@superpowerdragon same Vietnamese, it pronounce is "Hi Lạp"
Is the japanese girl from a certian region in Japan? It's hard to understand her, so I guess she is not from Tokyo or Kyoto. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think she has a different accent.
She's speaking korean
Every Japanese person doesn't have the same accent and tone.
The Singaporean girl is just speaking English 😂
She used almost all English words, for the items/words they chose to discussed for this video, yes. But most of the other girls also weren't that far off (in terms of using westernized words both in parts and in totality, such as the word "champagne" showed.
They didn't even use actual, authentic native words, even if they exist. These were young women in their late teens to mid 20s; they're not educated linguists or educators.
This is a pop culture RUclips video, with the people involved doing it for YouTubing purposes; it's not an academic discussion among educators who weare experts in Asian languages...
Thai and Lao speakers, for example, have opted for the word "fan"/"fen" (derived from the English word "friend" or, more accurately, a bastardized version of the word "friend," due to natives originally having a hard time pronouncing that English word "friend" correctly, when they started using it, as young people 3-4 generations ago, thinking of it as a "cooler" word than their own actual word), even though both cultures have an actual native word for that: "puen" ...
(Lao and Thai are about 85% to 95% interchangeable, with Esan Thai and Lao being close to 100% interchangeable, despite Thailand having annexed the Esan region for quite a few generations now... Both Esan and Lao shared MORE traditional dresses, traditional linguistics, and traditional instruments with each other than either one with Bangkok Thai people. THIS view, of course, isn't going to sit well with Thai folks in general; but that's just basic fact... since both modern Thai and modern Lao, way back, having derived their respective cultures & linguistics from the Dai/Tai-language family group, hailed from southern China a few thousand years ago)
That kind of weapon is not correct say 武器(buki) because is not melee like a sword or spear, normally 兵器(heiki) but its fine because is just small differences.
I’m embarrassed as a Singaporean.
English as de facto national language kills all other languages and ethnic identity. It should just be a working language, nothing more.
Actually 'gou' sounds like a dog's barking (imagine "gou gou gou!") and 'mao' is the same for cat.
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Background is very bright. It is very uncomfortable to watch at night. Korean editors are obsessed with bright background. Make sure it get changed in next videos.
Whenever there’s these type of videos, I always want to see Thai, Lao and Khmer together. It’ll shock them for sure
I’d like to see a video about Thai, Lao, Khmer and Burmese vocabularies comparison
There would the difference that khmer is not a tonal language ,thai lao and burmese are tonal languages even tho some loanwords did come from khmer too beside of the chinese and sanskrit loanwords in thai and lao , but yeah you could still do that.
The airplane in Chinese is 飞机. But the official translate is 飞行器，this translate is more sounds like Japanese or Korean.
who the hell calls an airplane 飞行器?
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I just realise how cool it would be if the ladies visited each other's country. =)
they're all so cute! so cool how they switch languages in conversation and they all seem to understand
It's called korean plastic surgeries. Most East Asian do these kinda of plastic surgeries It's called korean plastic surgeries. Most East Asian do these kinda of plastic surgeries
The Singaporean girl was just saying the English version 😅
As an European viewer I really like the conversations between World Friends from only (South) East Asia or only Latin America every now and then. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy Lauren, Christina and the other ladies as much as everyone here does, but it doesn't always need someone from the "western world" in the convo.
I agree, it's fun when not everything is about us. (I live in Europe)
yup, US and UK should be limited and more focusing on other countries because they're so mainstream already, especially the US
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True. I think all the countries are interesting. I would like to see more but I realize it might not be easy to find some nationalities in South Korea.
I suspect that the part of what drives which countries are featured is economics. More views equates to more revenue. So perhaps the videos that feature Americans and Brits make more money. As an American, I think American media is mainstream. Not necessarily Americans. Two different things. I remember being in another country many years ago and being asked if we all live like the people on Beverly Hills 90210. I was like absolutely not. I wish 😂
Love European ❤
I'd say Latin America is also part of the 'Western world' in many ways.
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Veo que las palabras en Singapur son en ingles en su mayoria. ¿Que sucedio con su propio lenguaje?
El inglés es el idioma principal en Singapur, se usa en el gobierno, negocios y la educación. De ahí sigue el chino, el malayo y el tamil que lo suelen hablar solamente dentro de sus comunidades de origen.
Hablan varios idiomas allá que son Asiáticos pero el ingles es el idioma que la gente usa para comunicar entre los grupos. Eso es común para los lugares que eran víctimas de la colonización. En Nigeria tienen mas que cien idiomas nativos pero ellos hablan con personas fuera de su tribu en inglés. Y aunque los países de América Latina tienen sus lenguas indígenas hay mucha gente que solamente hablan español o otro idioma europeo. Creo que la mujer escogió la lengua que todo el mundo en su país conoce para que todos sentirán representado.
@@anndeecosita3586 That's one of the things I like about this channel. Looking through the comments, I'm finding my reading comprehension for Spanish and German are getting better. It's a whole 'nother ballgame writing or speaking it, of course, but at least I understood Oscar's question, and the gist of your response, which was, as usual, correct. It's not difficult to notice the influence of British RP on Fitri's accent, which I find very pleasing to my ears.
@@EddieReischl I totally understand. I find German and French easier to understand when I read them versus when I hear them spoken. But if you have trouble understanding a spoken language don’t be too hard on yourself because teachers typically teach a more formal version of a language than what people speak in informal settings.
Glad that malay is represented in this video, people kept assuming that Singapore is a chinese country when it’s not
Unfortunately she uses English which defeats the whole point of this video. Either she should use malay or replace her with other more deserving SEA countries.
It's kind of a Chinese country, the founder father of Singapore was Chinese, the PAP is a Chinese clan and the majority of the population in Singapore is Chinese.
@@containternet9290 it’s not tho, that’s why even you used the word ‘kinda’.
There were inhabitants before the chinese ‘founded’ Singapore.
That is why Singapore’s national language (if you’re talking about official language, then there’s 4 being english, malay, mandarin, tamil) is malay, why the malay race is protected by the Singapore Constitution, why the malay race is the only race to have a governmental body enacted to fulfil the constitution with a court system in place; the Syariah Court.
Also the reason why the national anthem is in the malay lamguage and that the military commands are in malay.
@@moumantaii You do have a point, but If it werent for the Chinese, Singapore would still be subjected to Malaysia, plus the Chinese took this country to a whole new level under the PAP rule so much so that the Chinese from China even got inspired by Singapore's progress so they replicated many things. Deng Xiaoping himself said he would build dozens Singapores in Mainland China.
@@containternet9290 regardless of Singapore’s success, just like how the govt’s effort to remind the locals and new citizens of Singapore of the natives who gave up their land through the land aquisition act for the purpose of an allegedly better future, the natives must not be forgotten. Just like the native americans or the aborigines in Australia.
Given a choice with hindsight in mind, would the natives give up their land which fed them for millennia just to become a minority in their own land?
It’s Article 152 of the Singapore Constitution which recognises the special position of malays as the indigenous people of Singapore and it binds the govt to protect, safeguard, support, foster and promote the political, educational, religious, economic, social and cultural interests of the malay race.
As much as as it ‘kinda’ is a chinese country, regardless of the progress made by the majority race, I would like to affirm that it is not a chinese country with backing from the constitution
It technically is not a chinese country, it is a multicultural, multiracial country who voted in the PAP regardless of race, language or religion to path the way to Singapore’s success