@@simpleman3663 Basque is considered language isolate, true. But it is nowhere near any less European language by any extent than all the rest here - it's rather the exact opposite.
It's a reasonable approximation of the Northern European accents (like Minho or Trás-os-Montes). I understand that the channel often recycles the same pronunciation for Galician and Portuguese, and these frontier accents allow them to do this for a lot of words.
@@diegoflores9237 - Nope, they used the same audio clip from Galician (not the castilian one) for the portuguese pronunciation, so there's nothing _"sensitive about being confused for Spanish"_ in my comment.
Would be cool to see some of the Celtic languages as well. From Proto-Celtic *kattos Irish: cat /kat̪ˠ/ Scottish Gaelic: cat /ˈkʰaʰt̪/ Manx: kayt /kɛt/ From Proto-Celtic *kattā or post-Classical Latin catta Welsh: cath /kaːθ/ Cornish: kath /kæːθ/ Breton: kazh /ˈkɑːs/
In the Hungarian "macska", and it is similar to the Slovak, Sloven, Serb, Croat, Albanian etc. name of the cat. On the other hand, in the Uzbek "mushuk", Uyghur "müshük", which is more similar to the Hungarian "macsek" version. As far as I know this similarity may has two reasons. 1. The Hun, Avar, Hungarian relocations from Central Asia to the Carpathian basin. 2. Alexander the Great of Macedonia went to Central-Asia with his Albanian cats.
@@dimisdimitriou7656 Not true lol Greks stole South Aegean part, bulgars stole East Pirin part and Albos stole West part of Macedonia from us Macedonians 🔆🇲🇰☀️ *Macedonia* is the only country that borders itself from all sides. Learn this Malaka!
the four identical mačkas in a row has me cracking up lmao
Hungarian is fifth, it descended from the Slavic word.
It would be great if other European languages such as Maltese and Basque were included in these videos.
I believe Basque is still hasn’t been linked to any of the language families, although there were some theories about African roots
@@simpleman3663 Basque is considered language isolate, true. But it is nowhere near any less European language by any extent than all the rest here - it's rather the exact opposite.
well basque iznt related to any ov the others, its less ov a european language than it iz just a language spoken in europe
@@flyingduck91 why do you type like that
@@simpleman3663don't be a troll to try tò spread hate. Everybody knows Basque is a pre-indo-european language
As half polish half italian german "katze" sounds simmilar 😅
Asturian: gatu
Corsican: ghjattu
Faroese: kattur
Frisian: kat
Friulian: gât
Latgalian: kačs
Ligurian: gatto
Limburgish: kat
Lombard: gatta
Occitan: gat
Sardinian: gatu
Sicilian: gattu
Silesian: kozioł
Venetian: gato
Yiddish: קאץ (kats)
In Portuguese the word should sound like "gátu", not like "gatô".
It's a reasonable approximation of the Northern European accents (like Minho or Trás-os-Montes). I understand that the channel often recycles the same pronunciation for Galician and Portuguese, and these frontier accents allow them to do this for a lot of words.
Portuguese always sensitive about being confused for Spanish
@@diegoflores9237 - Nope, they used the same audio clip from Galician (not the castilian one) for the portuguese pronunciation, so there's nothing _"sensitive about being confused for Spanish"_ in my comment.
In Standard German cat is Katze, but in dialects Katz is rather common. A funny word is , Dachhase' , because in poor times cats had been eaten
Yes, but are Dialects, Cat is Katze.
@@simonecappiello2088 : I wrote Katze is Standard German. You assumingly misinterpreted my comment.
@@brittakriep2938 I had no misinterpretate, I simply specify. All the same.
In Romanian besides “cat” we also have the similar to Albanian “mâță” for “kitten”.
I'm learning several languages at the same time , but little by little and videos like this ,wow are so helpeful Merci,Ευχαριστώ, gracias ,감사해요
Латыши и румыны очень точно определили характер кошек словами какис и писика
Also in Romanian "Motan" for male cat.
In Bulgarian macka is a dialect word everybody understands but no one uses.
Would be cool to see some of the Celtic languages as well.
From Proto-Celtic *kattos
Irish: cat /kat̪ˠ/
Scottish Gaelic: cat /ˈkʰaʰt̪/
Manx: kayt /kɛt/
From Proto-Celtic *kattā or post-Classical Latin catta
Welsh: cath /kaːθ/
Cornish: kath /kæːθ/
Breton: kazh /ˈkɑːs/
Pissitu ( kitten) in Sardinian/ Pisica in Romanian
Also "motan" ( male cat) in Romanian
similar to pisica from Romanian
@@1v7d78
In Iran We Also say Pisi
Bulgarian 'kotka' means 'eagle' in Finnish
Katze is the female version of a Cat.
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All the words are very close
In Italian we also say micio
In the Hungarian "macska", and it is similar to the Slovak, Sloven, Serb, Croat, Albanian etc. name of the cat. On the other hand, in the Uzbek "mushuk", Uyghur "müshük", which is more similar to the Hungarian "macsek" version. As far as I know this similarity may has two reasons. 1. The Hun, Avar, Hungarian relocations from Central Asia to the Carpathian basin. 2. Alexander the Great of Macedonia went to Central-Asia with his Albanian cats.
Aromanian: Catushi/Matsa
what about austrian?
In Austria they speak German. Did you want a specific Austrian dialect word?
Pisica is so cute
Indo European
🇮🇷 Gorbe , Goli
Maltese: qattus
Armenian katu
Kissa.
Откуда в чешском языке слово Кочка для меня это загадка.
кот + шка = кочка
@@HeroManNick132sh not ch. Кошка
На самом деле и в русском название вида животного скорее кошка чем кот
Macedonia is Greek.🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 . You mean Vardaska.
More exactly Mini bulgaria 😂😂
@ShabanAjeti
Of course
*MACEDONIA IS MACEDONIAN* 🇲🇰
Yunanistan 🇬🇷 and Bulgaristan 🇧🇬
Behave!
@IEthereaI
Μacedonia is one and is greek, without north, south, east, west MALAKA.
@@dimisdimitriou7656 Not true lol
Greks stole South Aegean part, bulgars stole East Pirin part and Albos stole West part of Macedonia from us
Macedonians 🔆🇲🇰☀️
*Macedonia* is the only country that borders itself from all sides. Learn this Malaka!
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