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Austronesian Language Introduction - Amis Tribe - Taiwan
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2019
- During a municipal indigenous speech contest in Southern Taiwan, we interviewed two students from the Amis tribe who agreed to share a little of their native language. Taiwan has 16 indigenous Austronesian languages that are actually taught in public schools to indigenous students, and they hold language contests to reward and motivate students.
Lima gang confirmed.
Not many people will get this reference :D
🙋🏻♀️ gang
Hahaha
Same 🤚🏼
Lima and Mata gang
'Lima' is the most common words from all Austronesians
Correct!!
And 'Mata'
I just curious, Lima in Peru may be also "five"??
LIMA GANG
Yeah, and also, Ina(Mother), Ama(Father), whence in Batak Toba Inang/Inong(Mother) and Amang/Among(Father)
I'm proud to be an Austronesian
The Language of Tolaki Tribe in Souteast Sulawesi Province Indonesia
Father = Ama
Mother = Ina
1 = Aso
2 = Oruo
3 = Otolu
4 = Omba
5 = Olimo
6 = Ono
7 = Pitu
8 = Hoalu
9 = Osio
10 = Hopulo
The Tolaki tribe are also 2 tribes on the island of Sulawesi who have a stature like the tribes in Taiwan besides the Minahasa tribe, white skin and slanted eyes. And also has a circular dance form and join hands called the Molulo dance.
I lived and work in Taiwan for 2 years in Taoyuan,Hsien.
(I did not know this).
Our language is Visaya.
I am very surprised 90 percent of the language, we had a similarity.
Greetings here in Davao City, Philippines.🇵🇭❤
Because thats austronesian group. filipina and indonesian ancestor is from taiwan formosa
@@serbaserbi6004 originally they're from Southern China migrated to Formosa.
Did you notice the 'Moiwaiho' sounds like 'Maayo'
@@tsan_jey yes! I noticed that too! It’s like Chinese version of maayo.
Maka amaze
The language of Batak Tribe from North Sumatra, Indonesia:
Mother : Ina/Inang
Father : Ama/Amang
1 = Sada
2 = Dua
3 = Tolu
4 = Opat
5 = Lima
6 = Onom
7 = Pitu
8 = Walu
9 = Sia
10 = Sappulu
Wow so close to polynesian numbers as well
1 = taha
2= Ua
3= tolu
4= Fa
5= Lima
6= Ono
7= fitu
8= valu
9= hiva
10= hogofulu
@@luiss5648 that's even closer to the language of Nias tribe, also in Indonesia. We're all Austronesians.
Igorot Philippines
1=esa
2=duwa
3=tulo
4=upat
5=lima
6=inem
7=pito
8=walo
9=siam
10=sangapulo
Javanese Counting
1=Siji
2=Loro
3=Telu
4=Papat
5=Limo
6=Nenem
7=Pitu
8=Wolu
9=Songo
10=Saplo
Bahasa Melayu Semenanjung Malaysia
1 = Esa/Sa/Satu
2 = Dua
3 = Tiga
4 = Empat
5 = Lima
6 = Enam
7 = Tujuh
8 = Lapan
9 = Sembilan
10 = Sepuluh
Sasak tribe in lombok island indonesia
Mother = ina
Father = Ama
1 = seke Eye = MATE
2 = due nose = erong
3 = telu
4 empat
5 = lime
6 = enem
7 = pituk
8 = baluk
9 = siwak
10 = sepuluh
@Jacky Phantom maybe mix,..
@Jacky Phantom Austronesian has many characteristics such as skin color, yellowish white and brown, straight hair and curly hair. some are big-eyed and some are slanted but still have folds on the eyelids ,.
They look like filipinos. Ama in tagalog is Father, Ina means Mother
@Jacky Phantom in this modern age nothing is truly genuine. this is a result of the colonial period and intermarriage at that time until today ,. left by our ancestors is a small part of language and culture that is sometimes mixed with religious traditions that foreigners bring to us ,. that's what makes there are some cultures and traditions left behind because it's not in accordance with religion.
In cebuano/ bisaya here in the central part of the Philippines it is
1-usa
2-duha
3-tolo
4-upat
5-lima
6-unom
7-pito
8-walo
9-siyam
10-napulo/pulo🇵🇭
👍👍👍👏👏😘😘
an Austronesian language family, this video is very educational and provides historical knowledge...
(Malaysian, Indonesian, Philipine-Home of Austronesia leangue) &
Malagasi/Madagascar, Formosan, Polynesia, Melanesia, Micronesia etc.👍👏😘
amis is the closest relative to philippines.
Tagalog=
(numbers)- isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima, anim, pito, walo, siyam, sampu
(Relatives)-
Dad/Ama,
Mom/Ina/Nanay/Inay
Brother/Kuya
Sister/Ate
Aunt/Tita
Uncle/Tito
Grandmother/Lola
Grandfather/Lolo
Cousin/Pinsan
In Ilonggo bisaya we say. Isa, duha, tatlo, apat, lima. It is very similar!
Their counting numbers closer to Cebuano Bisaya.
Usa, duwa, tulu, upat, lima, unom, pito, walo, siyam, pulo
My tribe in borneo.
Mother:Inai
Father:Ama
Grandmother:Ini
Grandfather:Ake
One: Satu
Two: Duwa
Three: Tiga
Four: Empat
Five: Lima
Cebuano language perhaps
Tagalog
Father- Ama
Mother- Ina
1-Isa
2-dalawa
3-tatlo
4-apat
5-lima
Cebuano
Father- Amahan
Mother- Inahan
1-isa
2-duha
3-tulo
4-upat
5-lima
Idk how I feel or what to feel but i know I am more than curious! I heard awhile ago that the FIlipino's ancestors are from Taiwan and I honestly didnt look into it and didnt know what to respond to that but a couple of days ago I started googling the Amis people and the others and I was blown? I cant find the words. I always wanted to know where my people come from! And now that Ive heard the similarities and have seen the physical features, I am now more convinced! PLease keep documenting about the indigineous people of Taiwan!! I want to learn more and see more! Thank you!!
The document state that Ifugao is from Taiwan...
I Highly recommends watching "Warriors of the rainbow, Seediq bale" a movie about Taiwanese aborigines and Japanese occupation.
@@dailyviewstv5323 Yep, and Filipinos should know that Aetas and Ifugaos are completely different starting from looks to culture. Many Filipinos still think that they're the same.
Aetas are Melanesian (First Migrant), while Ifugao are Austronesian (Second Migrant). Filipinos ancestors are Austronesian, which means Igorot/Ifugao and not Melanesians or Aetas. Austronesian drove off Melanesian people into the mountain areas in the South.
Greeting from philippines salute to the great ancestors
Gagana Sāmoa (Sāmoan)
Mother= Tinā
Father= Tamā
1 = Tasi
2= Lua
3= Tolu
4= Fā
5= Lima
6= Ono
7= Fitu
8= Valu
9= Iva
10= Sefulu
Eyes= Mata
Ears= Taliga
Milk= Susu
Mouth= Gutu
Forehead= Muaulu
Nose= Isu
In cebuano/ bisaya here in the central part of the Philippines it is
1-usa
2-duha
3-tolo
4-upat
5-lima
6-unom
7-pito
8-walo
9-siyam
10-napulo/pulo🇵🇭
Chamorro:
Mom = Nåna
Dad = Tåta
Sibling = che’lu
1- håcha
2- hugua
3- tulu
4- fåtfat
5- lima
6- gunom
7- fiti
8- guålo’
9- sigua
10- månot
Eyes= måta
Ears= talanga
Head = ulu
Boobs= susu
Mouth= påchot
Nose= gui’eng
Philippines Bikol Dialect
Eyes= Mata
Ears= Talinga
Breast= Dudo
Mouth=Ngimot
Manggarinese Indonesia
Mother: ende
Father: ema
1:ca
2: sua
3:telu
4:pat
5:lima
6: enem
7: pitu
8:alo
9:ciok
10:cepulu
Nose:isung
Mouth: mu'u
Eye: mata(you can use "Mata" as death too)
Ear:tilu
Foot: wa'ii
Head:ulu
Boy:nana
Girl: enu
God: Mori or dewa
People: ata
Sister:weta
Brother :nara
In Cebuano/Bisaya (Philippines)
One - usa
Two - duha
Three - tulo
Four - upat
Five - lima
Six - unom
Seven - pito
Eight - walo
Nine - siyam
Ten - napulo/pulo
Father - amahan
Mother - inahan
Grandmother/Grandfather - apohan (genderless)
Girl/Female/Woman - babayi
Boy/Male/Man - lalaki
Cousin - ig-aw/agaw (genderless)
Neice - umangkon (genderless)
Relative - paryente
Eyes - mata
Ears - talinga
Nose - ilong
Head - ulo
Hair - buhok
Shoulder - abaga
Elbow - siko
Arm - bukton
Hand - kamot
Palm - pad/palad
Fingers - kuramoy
Thumb - kumagko
Breast - susu/didi/tutuy
Milk (verb) - susu
Mouth - ba-ba
Chin - suwang
Cheeks - aping
Eye brow - kilay
Eye lashes - pilok
Tongue - dila
Teeth - ngipon
Knee - tuhod
Thigh - paa
Feet - tiil
Hip - balakang
Waist - hawak
Ass - lubot
Stomach - tiyan
Fingernail - kuko
Left - wala
Right (direction) - tuo
Right (not wrong) - husto
None - wala (with a stopping sound at the end of a)
Yes - oo
No - dili
Maybe - tingali
No clue - ambot (can be used for everything that you have no clue about)
I don't know - ambot, "wala ko kabalo" (sentence form)
"Ina and ama" same in Tagalog and how they pronounce it 🤗 these are our true ancestors ❤️💙💛 our true originz
Sisay = Isa
Tusa = Dua, dalawa
Tulu = tallu, tatlo
Sipat = apat
Lima = (oviously ❤️)
San language yung Dua at Tallu?
@@notme6753 ilokano yung tallu
in visaya, grandfather is akong
Until now, those born on 1960-198O here in Cordillera address their parents as AMA and INA... They dont using the modern address of lowlander(that came from America) like, Papa, Mama, daddy, mommy!... As a proved I born on 1979 and still using Ama and Ina to address my parents..
@@dailyviewstv5323 i was born in 1998 and I call my parents Ina and Ama as well
Filipinos smiles again...hearing ama-father, ina-mother also confirmed the lima-5, tulu-3 visayan tulu-3.ha ha.. I hope this astronesian language with not be forgotten and will continue to grow more. Us this our ancestry of our language as Filipinos.
Interestingly, the main branches of Austronesian languange are
1. Formosan(F) and
2. Malayo-Polynesian-(MP) Malaysia,Indonesia,Brunei , Phillipines (MP). MP is subdivided into WMP-western malayo-polynesian and EMP-Eastern Malayo Polynesian- Samoa, Maori, Fuji.
Our farthest austronesian relatives to the west are found in Madagascar which is nearer to the African continent than to us. The distance between Philippines and Madagascar is 8,922 kms., whereas its Madagascar distance is more adjacent - 500 kms- to the African continent.
your right..some professors In Malay language in Malaysia are still researching the origin of Malay words n the disappearing of Sundaland b4 christ.
In fact, there are 9 branches of Austronesian: Atayalic, Bunun, East Formosan (which contains Amis), Northwest Formosan, Paiwan, Puyuma, Rukai, Tsouic and Malayo-Polynesian. The last branch is the Austronesian branch that is spoken outside Taiwan. Malayo-Polynesian is the biggest branch in terms of number of languages among the others that are spoken in Taiwan.
The "ama" and "ina" similarity is EXACTLY as it is in Tagalog, interesting -- we do also have "tatay" and "nanay" which makes me wonder where did we inherit it from.
We got it from an ancient native Mexican language called Nahuatl by way of Spain.
We have now reason to visit Taiwan. This place was not on my list. Nothing interesting here so I thought. Until this video and those other video of austronesian. Biglang nangati ang paa ko, tara pasyalan natin mga katutubo.
Sa Nahuatl
@@boychodurendes752 Ang unang mga tao pala sa Taiwan ay ang kanilang mga katutubo. Yung mga Chinese bagong saltá lang duon 😄
@@JosephOccenoBFH mga han chinese kasi yan nagsi punta sa taiwan bro... kaya halo halo special na.. but still na preserve pa din nila culture nila at may connection pa din ang austronesian lalo na sa ibang words
West Ambae, Vanuatu.
1 = tea
2 = rua
3 = tolu
4 = fati
5 = lima
6 = ono
7 = bitu
8 = kwalu
9 = hikwa
10 = hangavulu
Mother = retahi, inda
Father = tama
Eye = mata
Bird = manu
Lice = kutu
Fish = ika
Vanuatu🖕🖕🖕
Papua love indonesia
Wow in BIsaya dialect in the PHilippines eye is mata too! and lice is kutu!!! hahaha
wow in malay/indonesian, fish = ikan 😊
Bajau (Semporna,Malaysia)
1- isah
2- dua
3- tellu
4- empat
5- lima
6- nom
7- pituh
8- waluh
9- siam
10- sangpuh
Malay (Kelantan, Malaysia)
1- so
2- duo
3- tigo
4- mpat
5- limo
6- ene
7- tujuh
8- lape
9- sembile
10- spuloh
Suluk/Tausug (Semporna, Malaysia)
1- esa
2- duwa
3- tu
4- upat
5- lima
6- unum
7- pitu
8- walu
9- siyam
10- hangpu'
I'm Malay Kelate, My wife Bajau+Tausug
Badjao also in Philippines
Suprise you didn't mention dusun
Tontemboan (Minahasa) - North Sulawesi
Father- Amang
Mother - Inang
1 - Esa
2 - Rua
3 - Telu
4 - Epat
5 - Lima
6 - Enem
7 - Pitu
8 - Walu
9 - Siyow
10 - Sangapuluh
Hand - Kama
Foot - Kecey
Hair - Bu'uk
Chicken - Ayam/Ko'ko
Pig - Wawi/Babi
Dog - Asu
Water- Rano
Lake - Dano
Hill - Tembo
Mountain - Kuntung
Road - Lalan
House - Wale/Bale
Mortar - Lisung/Lesung
Song - Kantar
Dance - Maengke
Thank you - Makapulu sama'
For "akong", that's specially borrowed from Hokkien, same to another Austronesian language across the sea, Betawi; we say "engkong" for "grandfather", also borrowed from Hokkien.
@0:58
In Bahasa Melayu [ Malay Language ]
One - Satu
Two - Dua
Three - Tiga
Four - Empat
Five - Lima
Six - Enam
Seven - Tujuh
Eight - Lapan
Nine - Sembilan
Ten - Sepuluh
Their big warm smiles show me they’re austronesian ❤❤
Maranao! Tribes In Philippines🇵🇭
We count like this:
Isa
Duwa
T'lo
Pat
Lima
Nem
Pitu
Walo
Siyaw
Sapulo
Ina = mother
ama= father
mata= eyes
ngerong= Nose
tangila= ears
buk =hair
siku =elbow
tulan= bone
eyebrow= kiray
head = olo
Mama = Men
babay = women
Duaun sabah
1=iso
2=duo
3=tolu
4=apat
5=limo
6=onom
7=turu
8=walu
9=siam
10=hopod
Eye=mato
Nose=todung
Hair=tobuk
Teeth=nipon
Mouth=kabang
Head=tulu
A bit similiar
Tagalog:
mother = ina
father = ama
grandfather = lolo (but the Amis 'angko" has a cognate in Tagalog, "ingkong" which refers to any very elderly man)
grandmother = lola
1 = isa
2 = dalawa
3 = tatlo
4 = apat
5 = lima
6 = anim
7 = pito
8 = walo
9 = siyam
10 = sampu
Lolo and Lola came from Spanish Abuelo and Abuela respectively
amis tribe are ancestor of most filipinos.....
What a beautiful tribe and a very beautiful language they have.
I'm of Pangcah/Amis origin Siwkolan dialect
Father = mama/ama
Mother = ina
1= cecay
2=tosa
3=tolo'
4=sepat
5=lima
6=enem
7=pito
8=falo
9=siwa
10=polo'
Eyes=mata
Ears=tangila
Milk=coco (pronouced ts-o ts-o)
Mouth=ngoyos
Forehead='atatongol
Nose=ngo'so
Teeth= wadis (di pronouced like thi in english)
Hand = kamay
Chicken=ayam
Egg = Fita'ol
Fish=foting
Goat=siri'
Buffolo = kolong
House= loma'
Family/oven =parod
Eat= kaen/ka
Sleep=foti'
Water=nanom
Salt=cilah
Frying pan = dangah
Rice ladle= tepi
Knife=po'ot
Commo Names
Guys:
Calaw
Kolas
Ichang
Mayaw
Namoh
Koning
Potal
Komod
Girls:
Ipun
Tipus
Panay
Lisin
Dongi
Laway
Tangila also means ear in our Kalanguya dialect
That's sounds like Manado Malay here in Indonesia
"Ina and ama", confirmed relatives. Filipino here.
As Filipino its nice to see our origin.
Bajau SABAH Borneo
1 : Isa
2 : Duo
3 : Telu
4 : Empat
5 : Limo
6 : Enam
7 : Pitu
8 : Wa'u
9 : Siam
10 : Sepu
Melayu Malaysia.
1.satu
2. dua
3. tiga
4. empat
5. lima
6. enam
7. tujuh
8. lapan
9. sembilan
10. sepuluh
In cebuano/ bisaya here in the central part of the Philippines it is
1-usa
2-duha
3-tolo
4-upat
5-lima
6-unom
7-pito
8-walo
9-siyam
10-napulo/pulo🇵🇭
Visayan peoples used Spanish numbers now
@@TYD20 i speak Cebuano/bisaya but i used both😂
Hey! I really like your work and i hope you never stop making this kind of videos
Thank you. We will do our best.
@@indigenousbridges5803 i think philippine native languages are related to this
Batak tribe in Indonesia sounds pretty similar to this
Mother = inang
Father = amang
1 sada
2 dua
3 tolu
4 opat
5 lima
6 onom
7 pitu
8 walu
9 sia
10 sapullu
In the Philippines:
Mother = Ina
Father = Ama
1 = isa
2 = dalawa
3 = tatlo
4 = apat
5 = lima
6 = aanim
7 = pito
8 = walo
9 = siyam
10 = sampu
In Bisaya Philippines:
(Majority spoken in central and south philippines -visayas/mindanao)
Mother = inahan
Father = amahan
1. Usa/isa
2. Duwa/dua
3. Tulo
4. Upat
5. Lima
6. Unom
7. Pito
8. Walu
9. Siyam
10. Napulo/pulo
In Ilocano Philippines: Mostly Northern Part of the Philippines.
Mother: Nanang
Father: Tatang
1 - Maysa
2 - Duwa
3 - Tallo
4 - Uppat
5 - Lima
6 - Innem
7 - Pito
8 - Walo
9 - Siyam
10 - Sangapulo
In malay :
1 satu / esa
2 dua
3 tiga
4 empat
5 lima
6 enam
7 tujuh
8 delapan
9 sembilan
10 sepuluh
It's so similar to my language in Papua New Guinea
Mother is rinang
Father is Ramang
Simalungun Tribe ;
Father : Amang
Mother : Inang
1. Sada
2. Dua
3. Tolu
4. Opat
5. Lima
6. Onom
7. Pitu
8. Waluh
9. Siah
10. Sapuluh
Amis look the same language here in Ifugao Philippines..there are similaraties in addressing parent and counting..
IFUGAO:
1. OHA
2. DUWA
3. TULU
4. OPAT
5. LIMA
6. ONOM
7. PITU
8. WALU
9. HIYAM
10. HIMPULO.
Indonesian, the Minahasa syllable, many similarities in vocabulary ... such as the mention of parents, and numerals, such as ... father (AMA) Mother (INA). number ... Asa Rua telu ampat sipat lima telu anam pitu walu and so on
Greetings from Polynesia
In Waray, a Filipino Visaayan language, we count - 1 usa, 2 duha, 3 tulo, 4 upat, 5 lima, 6 unum, 7 pito, 8 walu, 9 siyam, 10 napulo.
Amazing
filipino tagalog
mother -ina
father- ama
filipino hilgaynon/ilonggo
1-isa
2-duwa
3-tatlo
4-apat
5-lima
6-anom
7-pito
8-walo
9-siam
10-polu
Minangkabau Indonesia: 1 ciek, 2 duo, 3 tigo, 4 ampek, 5 limo, 6 anam, 7 tujuh, 8 salapan, 9 sambilan, 10 sapuluh 😁
❤
Talino mo tol ahahaha
@@Elijah-oc4km Tenkyu haha
Kilala ko to eh di to naabsent kahit isang beses pala-aral to eh
@@yametekudasai5960 sino ?
Interessante
Omg 🥹 most of their words is the same or similar with Batakneese and Indonesia ❤❤
My long distance Austronesian family🤗
Hello i am from Indonesia my tribe is Hawu from Sawu island. My tribe language is Lee-Hawu In my Li(lee)-Hawu Ina and Ama means Mother and Father that's sound are same like Taiwanese tribe called Ina and Ama
In my opinion, formosa Taiwanese culture is more similar to the culture in Indonesia and the Philippines ... especially the ethnic groups in Indonesia who are more similar to the Indonesian Sulawesi Minahasa tribe
not surprising because this is our ancestors homeland
I think your part of Indonesia: Minahasa people are more similar to us in Philippines and in Taiwan than in Sumatra for example. Your traditional dance and headhunting culture is the same as ours. Sometimes I think of Minahasa as honorary Filipinos. We share the direct same ancestors :)
@@sitandchill2897 Northern Sulawesi island of Indonesia has some similarity to Pinoys. My distant uncle's wife is coming from there. She looked like average Pinays...
This is very close to Filipino
Filipinos came from Taiwan
Hi Taiwan Austronesian greeting from Philippines Austronesian 🇵🇭💛
0:48 in indonesia (javanese), we call grandfather "yangkung" or "kakung" (informal). And the numbering also almost has same pronunciation
I think akong is a Hokkien loanword in Amis.
It is a loan word from Taiwanese Hokkien 阿公（A-Kong）
@@hongdalai2753 Indonesian Chinese called their grandpa as "engkong".
INA-is mother and AMA-is father in tagalog, tagalog counts as ISA, DALAWA , TATLO, APAT, LIMA while Hiligaynon as ISA, DUWA, TATLO, APAT, LIMA.While Cebuano 3 is TULU. 4 is UPAT
I will give an example of counting numbers in the language of the Lampung tribe as one of the Indonesian Sumatran Malays:
1. = Sai
2. = Khua
3. = Telu
4. = Pak
5. = Lima
6. = Enom
7. = Pitu
8. = Walu
9. = Siwa
10. = Puluh
Ina and Ama, very Tagalog
Bisaya-Taiwan(Amis)
Inahan-Ina
Amahan-Ama
Tulu-Tulu
Upat-Sipat
Ari(here or goodbye-Aray
Pangasinan dialect in Philippines
Mother- Ina
Father- Ama
Numbers
1- Sakey
2- Duwa / Duwara
3- Talu / Talura
4- Apat / Apatira
5- Lima
Interrresting, we have the similar native language in souteast celebes tribe
Hello. From Phippines. Same language!
Mother- Ina
Father - Ama
Grandfather in some regions is called Ingkong
Tagalog dialect-
One - Isa
two - dalawa
Three - tatlo
Four - apat
Five - Lima
In kapampangan dialect:
isa, adua, atlu, apat, lima, anam, pitu, walu, siam, apulu.
Ilokano dialect:
maysa
dua
tallo
uppat
lima
Austronesian Taiwanese = Austronesian Filipinos
Taiwanese indigenous peoples(Austronesians)
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Wow! Ina and Ama, same with Tagalog.
Same with Siraya, too!
Mother and father are the same in Tagalog. Ina and Ama.
Karonese (North Sumatra, Indonesia) language:
1: Sada ᯘᯑ
2: Dua ᯑᯬᯀ
3: Telu ᯗᯧᯞᯬ
4: Empat ᯀᯧᯔ᯳ᯇᯗ᯳
5: Lima ᯞᯪᯔ
6: Enem ᯀᯧᯉᯧᯔ᯳
7: Pitu ᯇᯪᯗᯬ
8: Waluh ᯋᯞᯬᯱ
9: Siwah ᯘᯪᯋᯱ
10: Sepuluh ᯘᯧᯇᯬᯞᯬᯱ
Father: Bapa
Mother: Nande
I or Me: Aku
You: Kam
He or She: ia
The: Si
Chicken: Manuk
Eye: Mata
Nose: igung
Mouth: Babah
Head: Takal
Thank you: Bujur
What's your name: Ise Gelarndu
My name is Izumi: Gelarku Izumi or Gelar aku Izumi
Dusun sabah...
Isai ngarannu? What is your name?
There is similarity
Same in bisaya Philippine
Acèhnese language : BASA ACÈH
1 : SA
2 : DUWA
3 : LHÈË
4 : PEUT
5 : LIMÖNG
6 : NÁM
7 : TUJÔH
8 : LAPAN
9 : SIKUREUËNG
10 : SIPLÔH
EYES : MATA
HAND : JAROË
MOTHER : MAK
FATHER : ABU / AYAH / YAH / ABI / WALED
BROTHER : ADUËN
SISTER : A
YOUNGER BROTHER : ADOË
YOUNGER SISTER : ADOË
GRANDFATHER : ABU SYIK
GRANDMOTHER : MAK SYIK
MALE : AGAM / GAM
FEMALE : INÖNG / BINOË
THANK YOU : TEURIMÖNG GEUNASÉH
Waray language
Count 1 to 5
Usa
duha
Tulo
Upat
Lima
Unom
Pitu
Walo
Siyam
Napulo
Father: Amay
Mother: Iroy
Sundanese
3 - Tilu
Javanese
3 - Telu
4 - Papat
5 - Limo
6 - Enem
7 - Pitu
Akong seems to be a loanword from Southern Min / Hokkien "阿公"
Or could it be the other way around? Hokkien loaned it from an aboriginal language?
@@linmanfu913 it's not likely to be, since the people who speak Hokkien in the other country also call their grandfather "阿公", however, there are some words that were originally came from other Taiwanese aboriginal language in Taiwanese Hokkien such as the word "khan-tshiú" which means "wife" has been confirmed that was loaned from an extinct Taiwanese plains aboriginal language
In Javanese, Indonesia nose = irung too.
@@sempraktis1597 In the Philippines, "nose" is "ilong".
@@areyoureadyforit2508 ilong is Tagalog. In my language (Ilocano) it’s “agong.”
in the Philippines, mom is ina and dad is ama in tagalog, in bisaya ang the counting goes usa, duha, tulo, upat, lima. Same ethnicity
The language and the traditional garment have some similarities with bataknese Indonesia... Horas
the language of Maguindanao Tribe in Selatan/South Philippines;
Mother - Ina/Ume
Father - Ama/Abe
Uncle - Bapa
Auntie - Babo
Brother - Akhie/Kaka mama
Sister - Ukhitie/Kaka babay
Brother/Sister - Suled
Younger Sibling - Ali
Relatives - Pagali
Family - Kabinabata'n
Darling - Tayang
Market - Pasal
Hello - Salam
Thank you - Sukuran
You're welcome - Afwan
World - Dunya
Nature - Alam
Heaven - Surga
Hell - Naraka
Laugh - Tatawa
1 - Sa/Isa
2 - Duwa
3 - Telu
4 - Pat
5 - Liima
6 - Num
7 - Pitu
8 - Walu
9 - Siau
10 - Sapuluh
50 - Lima Puluh
100 - Magatus
500 - Lima gatus
1000 - sa ngibu
Million - Giuta
Week - Padian
Monday - Isnin
Tuesday - Salasa
Wednesday - Arba
Thursday - Kamis
Friday - Guiumat/Jumat
Saturday - Sap'tu
Sunday - Akad
Moon - Bulan
Month - Ulan-ulan
this is written in Jawi Kiram script
Muharram - Mujarram
Safar - Sapar
Rabi' al-awwal - Rabi el-awal
Rabi' al-thani - Rabi el-ajir
Jumada al-awwal - Guiumadil-awal
Jumada al-thani - Guiumadil-ajir
Rajab - Raguiab
Sha'aban - Shaban
Ramadan - Ramadhan Phase
Shawwal - Shawal
Dhu al-Qi'dah - Chiulkaida
Dhu al-Hijjah - Chiuljiguia
Infested by Arabic 😢
A lot word from arabic language
Very close similarities to the Ilocano language spoken in a large part of Luzon island the Philippines:
Mother: Ina/Inang/Nanang
Father: Ama/Amang/Tatang
1 - maysa
2 - dua
3 - tallo
4 - uppat
5 - lima
6 - innem
7 - pito
8 - walo
9 - siyam
10 - sangapulo
The language of Karo Tribe from North Sumatra, Indonesia:
Greeting(hello): Mejuah-juah
Father : Bapa
Mother: Nande/Mamak
Eye: Mata
Ear: Cuping
Mouth: Babah
Lips: Biber
Nose: Igong
Tank you: Bujor
1 = Sada
2 = Dua
3 = Telu
4 = Empat
5 = Lima
6 = enem
7 = Pitu
8 = Waloh
9 = Siwah
10 = Sepuloh
Asian counties and it's people are relatives, sharing their common values and culture. Taiwan, Ophir (Philippines) and SouthEast asian nations are all related. We must all be united and learn from our history, let us take every opportunity to be at peace with one another.
Filipino here. I have some young relatives who call their grandma "mamu" and their grandpa "papu." I think it's more like baby talk, though.
Numbers in the Philippines:
1=uno
2=dos
3=tres
4=cuatro
5=cinco
6=seis
7=siete
8=ocho
9=nueve
10=diez
Hello=hola
How are you=como estas
Thank you=gracías
Yes, in Philippine national language: Spanish!!
Wtf. That's the Spanished version. Use your native tongue's numbers.
@@areyoureadyforit2508 which native tongue do you want? We have more than Taiwan - and as with Hokkien and Mandarin is to Taiwan, Spanish and English are to the Philippines. Spanish is a language of the Philippines and most of our indigenous languages have borrowed a fuck ton of Spanish words and made it theirs
@@Just4Kixs Spanish is from the colonizers's language. And you don't need to be rhetoric. You know damn well what I'm talking about. 😴
@@areyoureadyforit2508Spanish is indeed the colonizer's language, and so are English and Tagalog in that logic.
What Filipinos suffer is hatred and rejection of their history and identity. Most will say comments of what you just wrote: glory another colonizers while talk down another colonizer. Bullshit. They're all bad. As a modern de-colonized Filipino, I wholeheartedly accept all aspects of my culture: indigenous pre-Hispanic, Hispanic, and post-War era elements to what makes the Filipino today.
As a Davaoeño, I use Cebuano.
As a Filipino, I use English and Spanish.
That boy looks just like my younger brother, its crazy. Lol
Ohhh... its similar to the Dusun Kadazan of Sabah for ina and apa...😊😊😊
In melanau tribe in Sarawak Malaysia ,the number is almost similar
In sundanese west Java Indonesia
1. Hiji
2. Dua
3. Tilu
4. Opat
5. Lima
6. Genep
7. Tujuh
8. Dalapan
9. Salapan
10. Sapuluh
Number really close with indonesian,siji.loro.telu.papat.limo
hi i'm from northeast india
in my native language that is khasi of Meghalaya:
1)Mother:Mei
2)father:pa or papa
3)grandmother: meiieid
4)grandfather:paieid
5)sister:kong
6)brother:bah
for number we say
1-wei
2-ar
3-lai
4)saw
5)san
6)hynriew
7)hynniew
8)phra
9)khyndai
10) shiphew
That austroasiatic
clearly Its not austronesian language
You are austroasiatics language.
Maybe closer to euro- middle east language cause you use papa/pa for father.
So different from Austronesian
The kankanaey igorot tribe of the cordillera philippines are very similar to the pronunciation of the word AMA, INA (father, mother) and the counting, ESA, DUA,TULO, UPAT, LIMA. Hope to visit Taiwan again soon .
Philippines is lola grandmother and lolo for grandfather, but the Philippines is kinda diverse which is mixed with Hokkien like susi,tuyo etc..
@Lolo Ermie Tanyo Bobo
@Lolo Ermie Tanyo Lolo is grandfather, even a child age of 8 knows that
Nenek moyang Indonesia ada di Taiwan ternyata..
Qing dynasty which was once controlled by Manchurian ppl, in many Qing-related dramas, you can even hear that the son of the king calling his father "Huang A-ma"
The ancestor of Batak people
When they're said "ina" "ama" its similar meaning with a lot of ethnic groups on Flores east nusatenggara Indonesia espeacially "Sikkanese"
Vosa vaka viti (Fijian)
Dua
Rua
Tolu
Va
Lima
Ono
Vitu
Walu
Ciwa
Tini
Mother-Tina
Father-Tama
Sabah (dusun) also have similarity especialy..
Mother- tina
Father- tapa
But when you call them... "Ina".. (mother)
In conversation.. who is your mother? Isai tina nu...
@@vitamincord4589
Wow its similliar to my tribe language , Sangir/Sangihe tribe from North Sulawesi Prov Indonesia ....
Who is your mother ?
isai i ninang u ?
Akong/Kakung means grandfather too in Javanese
Engkong means grandfather/old man in Betawinese
love from Indonesia 😭
Filipino tagalog people. mother is ina. Father ama.at mga mukha silang mga tagalog people na nakatira sa Luzon Philippines region
Amis has a lot of similarities with the languages of Northern Luzon. Makes sense actually.
According to the DNA results, Amis are the closest to the Filipinos.
Ina and Ama. Filipino is from Taiwan no doubt. Lol.
Also the same to the dusunic language including some of the numbers
Interestingly, the Austronesian languages on Taiwan are most different from each other than they are from the other Austronesian languages outside of Taiwan.
I understand. them some language. There is similar in langauge in tradition and langauge in the philipines. The culture at a cordellera region in luzon. The tradition, cloches In speak and counting number is the same.i believe that they are belong from filipino decendant tribe migrate to there before chinese migrate there.
I'm Chinese Indonesian, and I call my grandfather "engkong".
I don't know if that came more from Hokkien or Javanese.
Hokkien = "ah-kong". Javanese = "mbah kakung".
Akong is a loanword from Hokkien. Traditionally they call male elders "faki", include grandfathers and uncles.
阿公 (a-gong) is Hokkien, but it's also common to hear in Mandarin, at least in Taiwan. Perhaps a borrowing from Hokkien?
In Maluku Indonesia we call mother: Ina, father: ama
Hehehe..sounds about the same here in Sabah...abit identical to our Kadazandusun(dayak) Tribe language...maybe we need to listen to more of your vocab to study our similarities...
Suku Tolaki
Father = Ama
Mother = Ina
1 = Aso
2 = Oruo
3 = Otolu
4 = Oomba
5 = Olimo
i thought tagalog was from yami. but amis has some same words with tagalog as well like ina and ama.
this is not surprising taiwan is our ancestors homeland
Akung, in my place we says Mbah Kakung.
All I can this is part of Austronesian Language but why is ATAYAL it so different..
So, "lima" is one of our original word.
arai though in tagalog is ouch hurty so close enough
Confirmed the origin of Filipino I called my lola Mamu haha bisaya here