여러분 안녕하세요! 인도네시아에서 온 아멜리아입니다~! 이번 영상도 재미있게 봐주셨으면 감사하겠습니다 ^^ Hi everyone! This is Amelia from Indonesia :) Hope you guys enjoy this video coz we had so much fun while filming! 😄
You did a great job representing Indonesia, Amelia. As always! To tell you the truth I'd have a difficult time remembering our onomatopoeiae especially because we have different ones according to region. I'd probably go with "teot tet blung" for frogs hahaha...
Mba amel sy kecilnya dengerin lagu susan, jadi pas mba amel bilang suara kodok itu krok-krok sy merasa ada pergolakan batin...😂 "ada kodok kekoek kekoek di pinggir kali kekoek kekoek mencari makan kekoek kekoek setiap hari kekoek kekoek~~"
FILIPINO: *tagalog: tiktilaok *bisaya: toktogaok FYI: Philippines has 200+ languages and dialects. Therefore, animal sounds may vary and technically Noel is correct. 🙄
From where I'm from (South of Metro), Dogs sounds like "arf arf" and cats sounds like "miiing~". (Our cat's name is Miming because she sounds like that. LOL)
@@staybyyourside in the Philippines pagpag is an action you do before you enter your house when you came from a funeral/burial to avoid the spirit follow you or something like that. where you from btw?
OMG! 😂 In the Philippines our crocodiles here sounds like: Kapag ako ang inyong iboboto nangagako akong pagagandahin ko ang lugar na ito at aalisin ko ang kurapsyon dito. 😬
Even though indonesia has 700+ languanges and thousands dialects but amelia still did a great job..cause i think its difficult to represent indo when it comes to dialect .well done amelia!
@@invin8y925 yes, I mean 1 Province has 1 until 4 different Languages, do you know about Java or Sumatra, we have Sundanese Polite Language (Sunda Alus), Sundanese Impolite Language (Sunda Kasar), Sundanese Bugis Language, Javanese Language, Betawi Language (Jakarta), Javanese Ngapak Language, Jogjakarta Language (The Kingdom of Java), and Sumatra we have many languages like Acehnese, Gayo, Singkil, Pakpak, Karo, Toba, Simalungun, Angkola, Nias, Minangkabau, Riau, Jambi, Palembang Malay, and Lampungese language: Sundanese - Javanese - Karonese (North Sumatra, my language) - Indonesian Language Comparitions: Numbers: Sunda Java Karo Indonesian 1: Hiji - Siji - Sada - Satu 2: Dua - Loro - Dua - Dua 3: Tilu - Telu - Telu - Tiga 4: opat - papat - empat - empat 5: lima - limo - lima - lima 6: genep - anam - enem - enam 7: tujuh - pito - pitu - tujuh 8: dalapan - walo - waluh - delapan 9: salapan - songo - siwah - sembilan 10: sapuluh - sepuluh - sepuluh - sepuluh 11: sabelas - Sewelas - sepuluh sada - sebelas 12: dua belas - rowelas - sepuluh dua - dua belas 13: tilu belas - tilulas - sepuluh telu - tiga belas 14: opat belas - patlas - sepuluh empat - empat belas 15: lima belas - limalas- sepuluh lima - lima belas 16: genep belas - nemlas - sepuluh enem - enam belas 17: tujuh belas - pitulas - sepuluh pitu - tujuh belas 18: dalapan belas - wolulas - sepuluh waluh - delapan belas 19: salapan belas - nemlas - sepuluh siwah - sembilan belas 20: dua puluh - likur - dua puluh - dua puluh Hatur Nuhun - Matur Suwun - Bujur Melala - Terima kasih - Thank You
Amelia has represented Indonesia 🇮🇩 very well! As an Indonesian who currently lives in Indonesia myself, I sometimes forgot how our animals sound. Then when Amelia made a sound out of it, then I was like, "Yeah, that's how that animal sounds here 😅". Glad it was Amelia instead of me who represented 🇮🇩 there.
Even though indonesia has 700+ languanges and thousands dialects but amelia still did a great job..cause i think its difficult to represent indo when it comes to dialect .well done amelia!
Noel's character development is the best thing I have this 2020 😩😩😩 Like Kuya Noel was so awkward and shy during the earlier videos and now he's just there being confident. YAS WORK IT Also Filipinos should remember we have different dialects. Noel is bisaya and that's quite different with Tagalog
@@bishhsasspusi2904 it's language barrier*, not barrier language. smh! and are you criticizing him and pointing out that it's because he's bisaya he can't speak english well? i would just like to let you know that there are a lot of bisayas who are very good at speaking english and not all tagalogs are good at it. do i make sense?
@@mariel98210 I don’t want to be an ass in correcting, but I clearly said “Noel’s” which is possessive because I was explicitly referring to his dialect . I never said Noel IS a dialect, but rather Noel’S dialect.
*Languages and dialects. Languages - medium of conversation where one person who is using Language A would have a hard time coversing with a person who only knows Language B. Like, Tagalog, Cebuano, Kapampangan, Bicolano, Ilocano, Hiligaynon, Chavacano, etc. Dialects - there are few, sometimes plenty, of differing words but the sentence structure is generally the same and it can be understood by two people who are not using each others' dialect, like Tagalog-Tagalog, Tagalog-Batangas, Leyte-Cebuano, Davao-Cebuano, Chavacano (Cavite), Chavacano (Zamboanga), etc. Just my two cents.
@@shawoljaypark2105 eh? Technically I am still right, even Kyen’s statement affirmed it. All I’ve said was that the dialect he was using is one of the many that exists. It’s still not wrong to say that he’s using a dialect.
@@LINEstriker.eureka.OFFICIALyt yea thats literally the point of onomatopoeia. To make it so that sounds can be written. Since sounds are different in languages, the animals would definitely sound different, hence the video concept.
In Philippine myth, if you call different names every sound, then the last name you called till its silence means its scared to that person😂 Not sure if its the same to other provinces but we do it in our province
@@yannabananah like they'll stop from making sounds when they hear this name. It's actually just for fun. 😆 We just do that when we are around our cousins or friends.
Kwek-kwek, the sound translation of duck in Indonesia is actually a street food here in the Philippines😂 and the kissing sound for mouse is actually to scare them and make them run away👍 Go Noel!!!🙌♥️👍💯😍
Yes, I think of kwek kwek the street food, too, hahaha! And I do a lot of kissing sounds to scare the mice. Feels so satisfying when they jump in surprise and scurry away, hahahaha!
Amelia and Noel can understand each other due to Tagalog and Indonesian being from the Austronesian language family. However it's going one way Noel Tagalog language to Amelia unless his Philippine language is mutually intelligible with Indonesian
Finally, Kak Amel collab again with Kak Dave and the other South East Asian's friends. I've been waiting for this. I've been watch Kak Amel's and Kak Dave's video for a looooong time.
I’ve always been sooo interested when Dave makes comparisons, but now that Philippines is included, i’ve never been so excited. Just here because i saw ‘Philippines’. It’s really a pinoy thing to get super excited when included. 😅 I wonder if Noel understands them when they’re speaking in Korean? He seems excluded. I hope he doesn’t feel like so. :)) i really want him fully part of it. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ You did great Noel!!! 👍🏻
For the lizard sound, you’re actually referring to gecko. Lizards and geckos have different sounds. Here in the Philippines, lizards sounds “tsk tsk tsk”, while geckos, “tuko...tuko...” 😊. Geckos are bigger than lizards.
*Sometimes, the sound of the roosters in the Philippines is Tiktilaok... * For the duck sound, the Indonesian girl says "kwek kwek" we have street food called kwek kwek I the Philippines.
Hahaha they were not talking about regular lizards, they were talking about geckoes, which really do sound like that. That's why we have very similar onomatopoeiae around Southeast Asia, down to the tones even though Indonesian and Filipino are not tonal. The second sound Prae and Amelia were making was of the regular house lizards which are smaller and less scary than geckoes. This is awesome because sometimes we forget that people in other regions of the world don't have the same experience that we share here in Southeast Asia.
@@MinokawaPH Totoo naman, why be ashamed of it? Yung history natin does not make the Filipino any lesser as a race or as a country. Plus, we can't change the past.
If there will be another content with Kuya Noel maybe he can introduce himself in tagalog! Mabuhay Kuya Noel! It's so nice having a Filipino representative 🇵🇭
animal sound in finnish: - dog: hau hau (some people say vuff) - cat: miau - pig: röh röh - chicken: kot kot - a rooster in the morning: kukko kiekuu (it literally translates to rooster is crowing) - frog: kvaak - sheep: mää or bää - cow: ammuu or just muu - lizard: no sound just like dave said - mouse: no sound? we know they squeak but like.... we don’t have a word for the sound
i’m a filipino and i’ve been waiting for this video!!!! a lot of our pronunciations are just the same as the english, but our animal sounds are much more interesting 😂
The lizards they’re talking about is actually called “Gecko” It is considered as a spooky animal in Thailand, just like spiders and bats of the western society.
여러분 안녕하세요! 인도네시아에서 온 아멜리아입니다~! 이번 영상도 재미있게 봐주셨으면 감사하겠습니다 ^^ Hi everyone! This is Amelia from Indonesia :) Hope you guys enjoy this video coz we had so much fun while filming! 😄
You did a great job representing Indonesia, Amelia. As always! To tell you the truth I'd have a difficult time remembering our onomatopoeiae especially because we have different ones according to region. I'd probably go with "teot tet blung" for frogs hahaha...
Hello!! Waiting for the next video like this!!
Mba amel sy kecilnya dengerin lagu susan, jadi pas mba amel bilang suara kodok itu krok-krok sy merasa ada pergolakan batin...😂
"ada kodok kekoek kekoek
di pinggir kali kekoek kekoek mencari makan kekoek kekoek setiap hari kekoek kekoek~~"
I love you too beb 😎
@@sleepypenguin7156 bukannya lagunya tuh 'ada kodok tekotek tekotek' ya? aku ingetnya kok itu ya? 😂
I mean, they are 100% right when they said *"Southeast Asians will relate to this"* about the lizard sounds lmao.
SewingSewingToFeelSpeciarr trueeee
The lizards here in Greece the only sound they do is when they making baby lizards. And they sound like a bed squiking.
Honestly people from Latin America can relate as well
i relate too, as a south african 😂
True
FILIPINO:
*tagalog: tiktilaok
*bisaya: toktogaok
FYI: Philippines has 200+ languages and dialects. Therefore, animal sounds may vary and technically Noel is correct. 🙄
Same with cats. Cat are more like "Ngiyaw" up here.
First time to hear meowk though.
From where I'm from (South of Metro), Dogs sounds like "arf arf" and cats sounds like "miiing~".
(Our cat's name is Miming because she sounds like that. LOL)
In hiligaynon: tukturuok
In hiligaynon its tukturaok.
Indonesian: KWEK-KWEK
in the Philippines, Kwek-kwek is a street food
True sinasaw saw ko un sa suka with sibuyas😂
Thank ate for also noticing
Nag tetenda ako ng kwek kwek
Pag pag is a street food to?
@@staybyyourside in the Philippines pagpag is an action you do before you enter your house when you came from a funeral/burial to avoid the spirit follow you or something like that. where you from btw?
I like Amelia, the way she represented and explained Indonesian perfectly, appropriately, and in smart way 🙏
Agree
I agree
Yes👍
NO
@@ZeferS ??
How animal sounds in indonesia:
Chicken : kukuruyuk~
Cat : meong~
Dog : guk guk~
Lizard : tokke~
Crocodile: Assalamualaikum ukhti~
Ngaqaqqqq
OMG! 😂 In the Philippines our crocodiles here sounds like:
Kapag ako ang inyong iboboto nangagako akong pagagandahin ko ang lugar na ito at aalisin ko ang kurapsyon dito. 😬
Anjay buayaaaa ngakak
Buaya darat 😂😂
@@iamthegreat358 HHAHAHAHAAHAH
you want to hear crocodile sound?
"Only u that i love in this world"
indonesian crocodile
Lmao
Anjir suara buaya 😭
lol buaya darat xd
This is gold 😂
Haha buaya
Wow all of the SEA48 are here,
Thailand - BNK48
Indonesia - JKT48
Philippines - MNL48
Vietnam - SGO48
😍 mnloves here
Hello co-wota👋
Ow
Now Thailand has CMG48 too
YESSS
Crocodile in the Philippines sounds like: If you vote for me this coming election... 😂
In Indoneaia, Crocodile sounds like : Hi baby, you're so beautiful
In Indonesia, it's a rat who says like that wkwk. rat with tie
@@angelicasutiw7796 rat with tie is corruptor :" they eat money not calling ladies
Hahaha
Lol
Even though indonesia has 700+ languanges and thousands dialects but amelia still did a great job..cause i think its difficult to represent indo when it comes to dialect .well done amelia!
What? You have 700 languages and thousands of dialects? 🤯😳
@@invin8y925 yes, I mean 1 Province has 1 until 4 different Languages, do you know about Java or Sumatra, we have Sundanese Polite Language (Sunda Alus), Sundanese Impolite Language (Sunda Kasar), Sundanese Bugis Language, Javanese Language, Betawi Language (Jakarta), Javanese Ngapak Language, Jogjakarta Language (The Kingdom of Java), and Sumatra we have many languages like Acehnese, Gayo, Singkil, Pakpak, Karo, Toba, Simalungun, Angkola, Nias, Minangkabau, Riau, Jambi, Palembang Malay, and Lampungese language:
Sundanese - Javanese - Karonese (North Sumatra, my language) - Indonesian Language Comparitions:
Numbers:
Sunda Java Karo Indonesian
1: Hiji - Siji - Sada - Satu
2: Dua - Loro - Dua - Dua
3: Tilu - Telu - Telu - Tiga
4: opat - papat - empat - empat
5: lima - limo - lima - lima
6: genep - anam - enem - enam
7: tujuh - pito - pitu - tujuh
8: dalapan - walo - waluh - delapan
9: salapan - songo - siwah - sembilan
10: sapuluh - sepuluh - sepuluh - sepuluh
11: sabelas - Sewelas - sepuluh sada - sebelas
12: dua belas - rowelas - sepuluh dua - dua belas
13: tilu belas - tilulas - sepuluh telu - tiga belas
14: opat belas - patlas - sepuluh empat - empat belas
15: lima belas - limalas- sepuluh lima - lima belas
16: genep belas - nemlas - sepuluh enem - enam belas
17: tujuh belas - pitulas - sepuluh pitu - tujuh belas
18: dalapan belas - wolulas - sepuluh waluh - delapan belas
19: salapan belas - nemlas - sepuluh siwah - sembilan belas
20: dua puluh - likur - dua puluh - dua puluh
Hatur Nuhun - Matur Suwun - Bujur Melala - Terima kasih - Thank You
@@izumishimomura8438 actually we also have alot of languages and dialects here in ph but not that many omg
@@izumishimomura8438 thanks for sharing also
@@invin8y925 you're welcome
Amelia has represented Indonesia 🇮🇩 very well! As an Indonesian who currently lives in Indonesia myself, I sometimes forgot how our animals sound. Then when Amelia made a sound out of it, then I was like, "Yeah, that's how that animal sounds here 😅". Glad it was Amelia instead of me who represented 🇮🇩 there.
I'm about to comment that
Actually I’m indonesian and never have I ever sounded pig&frog like amelia described hehe
Even though indonesia has 700+ languanges and thousands dialects but amelia still did a great job..cause i think its difficult to represent indo when it comes to dialect .well done amelia!
@@thomasdjamaluddin2459 y'all have that many languages o.0
@@Tururu134 i just can 2 languages 😂 in indonesia
안녕하세요 태국인 프래입니다!! 촬영했을때 너무 재밋었는데 여러분도 재밋게 보셨으면 좋겠어요😃😃
하이 프래! 사와디카 안녕하세요 프래입니다 하이용ㅎㅎㅎ 영상 늘 재밌게보고있어요
사와디카 피프래~ 우리 엄마가 태국사람인데 저는 태국어 잘 못해서 프래가 있을때 영상들 즐겁게 봐요! p prae suay mak na kha! ❤️
오우 한국인이라고 해도 믿을거 같아요!!
한국어 되게 잘하시네요
Noel's character development is the best thing I have this 2020 😩😩😩 Like Kuya Noel was so awkward and shy during the earlier videos and now he's just there being confident. YAS WORK IT
Also Filipinos should remember we have different dialects. Noel is bisaya and that's quite different with Tagalog
Ah the barrier language is really holding him aback.
@@bishhsasspusi2904 it's language barrier*, not barrier language. smh! and are you criticizing him and pointing out that it's because he's bisaya he can't speak english well? i would just like to let you know that there are a lot of bisayas who are very good at speaking english and not all tagalogs are good at it. do i make sense?
@@yenshamay291 I think he's referring to Noel not being able to speak Korean like the others.....
@@yenshamay291 You may have misunderstood him/her.
Yup ayon nalang talaga iniisip ko kay kuya noel kapag medj iba haha
Man i love the southeast asian vibe
😂😂🇹🇭🇵🇭🇮🇩🇻🇳
🇲🇲🇰🇭🇲🇾🇸🇬
@@zanbhonesan5628 we was not considered😥🇱🇦🇹🇱🇧🇳
@@zanbhonesan5628 yahahah gk diajak
@@rifkykisnandi mental break dance
@@lrfankamil hahahhaa kocak
to be fair, Noel's is just one of the many dialects in the PH
@@mariel98210 I don’t want to be an ass in correcting, but I clearly said “Noel’s” which is possessive because I was explicitly referring to his dialect . I never said Noel IS a dialect, but rather Noel’S dialect.
*Languages and dialects.
Languages - medium of conversation where one person who is using Language A would have a hard time coversing with a person who only knows Language B. Like, Tagalog, Cebuano, Kapampangan, Bicolano, Ilocano, Hiligaynon, Chavacano, etc.
Dialects - there are few, sometimes plenty, of differing words but the sentence structure is generally the same and it can be understood by two people who are not using each others' dialect, like Tagalog-Tagalog, Tagalog-Batangas, Leyte-Cebuano, Davao-Cebuano, Chavacano (Cavite), Chavacano (Zamboanga), etc.
Just my two cents.
actually its a language not dialect
@@kyen685 YEP AGREE WITH YOUU hehehe
@@shawoljaypark2105 eh? Technically I am still right, even Kyen’s statement affirmed it. All I’ve said was that the dialect he was using is one of the many that exists. It’s still not wrong to say that he’s using a dialect.
When Noel said “Togtogaok”, that’s when I realized he’s bisaya 😆
and meowk as well!! 😂
In tagalog ..tiktilaok
Suga Spice is Everything and Nice yesss hahahaha
Tukturiok in ilonggo
Tuktoraok ,sorsogon bicol
Crocodile sounds in Indonesia : Hi ladies.......😂
Well i think i can relate to that XD
halah buaya darat wkwk
@Christian James Cunanan in Indonesia we called it rat 🤣
here in philippines crocodile sounds is
" kupit kaban ng bayan "
HAHAHAHAH .
@Christian James Cunanan in Indonesia we called people like that "rat"
that filipino guy always makes me laugh😂
love from indonesia♥
I KNOW RIGHT.
From PH 🇵🇭
@@regienacaballes4207 hes funny guy
Philippines has a lot of dialects, his dialects and pronounciation is very different from tagalog speaker.
LOL
@@jadenosquial I was both raised as a Tagalog & Bisaya, all he said was typically true and right.
I like the philippines guy he describe the sound percisely even when the vocals does not exist on alphabets 😂
Because the animals language doesn't exist on alphabet
@@LINEstriker.eureka.OFFICIALyt yea thats literally the point of onomatopoeia. To make it so that sounds can be written. Since sounds are different in languages, the animals would definitely sound different, hence the video concept.
Is the Philippines chicken different?
Uhmmm YES THEY'RE PART OF THE FAMILY. FATHER'S FAVORITE loooool
Lmao
And more loved by our fathers the chicken's even have there own food and vitamins LMAO 🤣
Manok na pula
My father love his chicken than his son
🤣🤣
indonesian myth : if theres a gecko near you and they shout 'tokek' 7 times, that means theres a ghost near you 🤫
In Philippine myth, if you call different names every sound, then the last name you called till its silence means its scared to that person😂 Not sure if its the same to other provinces but we do it in our province
Jn Whalien what’s scared of that person?
@@yannabananah like they'll stop from making sounds when they hear this name. It's actually just for fun. 😆 We just do that when we are around our cousins or friends.
@@jnwhalien so creepy... 😰😰😰
Ah! that are similar in Thai. In Thai when the gecko near you shout tokek 3time that mean a misfortune is coming soon
Kwek-kwek, the sound translation of duck in Indonesia is actually a street food here in the Philippines😂 and the kissing sound for mouse is actually to scare them and make them run away👍
Go Noel!!!🙌♥️👍💯😍
Jhamrie Fifteen hey, we have the same profile picture 😂 Mine’s just edited
hahah the moment she said kwek-kwek food was the only thing that pop into my mind😂
Yes, I think of kwek kwek the street food, too, hahaha! And I do a lot of kissing sounds to scare the mice. Feels so satisfying when they jump in surprise and scurry away, hahahaha!
Yes, i always thought i was hungry for kwek kwek
Egg waffle, Neon balls 😂
Dave is the true hero in this quarantine
I freaking agree.
Patapos na po ang outbreak sa korea though
In the Philippines 🇵🇭 chicken also sounds like “Tik-ti-la-ok”
in Bisiya it's toktogaok and in Tagalog it's Tiktilaok
In Antique tiktiraok.. And taktaktak putak
In Pampanga, its: ANAK, GISING NA🤣
@@equiliebrium hahaha
@@equiliebrium dito samin tanghali natilaok manok or hapon..mga puyat po ata
In all SEA Videos, I would like to commend Noel's representation for the. Philippines 🇵🇭 . He is just like a typical Filipino. Hahahahahaha
Animals all over the world would probably sound the same.
No one:
Literally no one:
All animals: Why the hecc these humans makes different sounds?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😅
so true 😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHA
Maybe animal also have different accent 😂
@@bamboo9666 I've wondered this about dogs and cats.... O.O
fun fact, when she said "kwek kwek" all the filipinos instantly got hungry for skewers with orange balls. you can see noel's eyes light up too lol
Sure ka? Di ko feel.
Ako feel ko, mag pachek up k n po, baka corona na yan 😅✌
Nagutom ako hahaha
ronnie blazebot kuya the orange one 😂😂😂
@@andysuryanto feeling ako!
We need to put “Webek webek” as frog’s sounds in Indonesia
how about kwebek kwebek ?
Aku sih yes
it should be kwebek for me
Kung kong kung kong for me
It should be kwebek thooo
its so impressive how they all speak korean, english, and their native language!!!
Indonesian girl in this video is so smart and funny as well, she represented Indonesia very well, i can relate 😍
Saw noel 😂 🇵🇭
Edit: confirm noel is bisaya 😂
Ehyy!! Haha
Key
Key is the Key = bisdak represent hahaha
The meowk and togtogaok hahahaha confirmed!
Maygani dili meowa 🤣
Amelia and Noel can understand each other due to Tagalog and Indonesian being from the Austronesian language family. However it's going one way Noel Tagalog language to Amelia unless his Philippine language is mutually intelligible with Indonesian
"Southeast Asians will relate to this" 100% true
I think the Filipino guy is not tagalog, he's probably bisaya
Amelia is great and sweeet but i guess the most perfect sound of frog in indonesia is "kwebek kwebek" 😂
dave, you should do a pronunciation comparison between Spanish and Filipino
Hahahahahaha yes please😍👍
Even closer: Spanish vs Cebuano
yesss
@@Sight4SoreEyes039 Even closer: Spanish vs Chavacano
up up
데이브님은 다문화 친구분들이 많으시네요!!!
저는 다문화 가정이였으면 좋겠다고 생각한적이있는데 2개국어 할수있어서🤩
고양이가 메오라고 운는거랑 돼지가 응억응억 우는거 진짜 신기하다
오늘도 재밌는 영상보고가
_빠이!!!!!!!!!_
If i hear a Rooster make a sound like "Eg Ee Eg Eg" i would sprinkle it with Holy Water!
HAHAAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAH THIS COMMENT MADE ME LAUGH SO HARD
lmao
Aswangggg HAHAHAHA
LMAO
Lmao.... And I would throw bunch of salt!
Thailand girls so beautiful 😍
From indonesia 🇮🇩
Seven Cloud masih kepo dengan status kelaminnya 😂
Thx!
@@fajarmaulanayang bro, sopan kah begitu?
This is exactly what crocodile sound in indonesia lol
@@fajarmaulanayang Racism
So animals has nationality and different language too 😂
I AM THAI . It's so nice to see Prae in Dave's videos again . So funny when it's said 'only South east asian can relate that ' lol
Big lizards are so normal here in South East Asia, I’ve never seen someone so confused by them😂
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Indonesia = wkwkwk / hahaha
In Vietnam, more exactly in the South of Vietnam, we think the Duck sounds 'Cạp Cạp', it sound like Kap Kap from Thailand.
Quặc quặc :v
Quạc quạc
Some place in South of Vietnam, the Duck still sound "Quạc quạc"
Quạc quạc :)) northern viêtnam
Triet Dang
2 kiểu : Cạp cạp và Quạc quạc
Every i look that girl indonesian. She looks sweetie :)
WOOOOWWWW!! Noel is improving in sharing more of the Philippines. Hahahaha Love it!
Finally, Kak Amel collab again with Kak Dave and the other South East Asian's friends. I've been waiting for this. I've been watch Kak Amel's and Kak Dave's video for a looooong time.
I’ve always been sooo interested when Dave makes comparisons, but now that Philippines is included, i’ve never been so excited. Just here because i saw ‘Philippines’. It’s really a pinoy thing to get super excited when included. 😅
I wonder if Noel understands them when they’re speaking in Korean? He seems excluded. I hope he doesn’t feel like so. :)) i really want him fully part of it. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
You did great Noel!!! 👍🏻
I think dave translate them for him. It's just cutted from the video. Sorry if i'm wrong and for bad english😂
He speaks korean I think he understands a little, he is just shy and awkward which is why I love him lmao
In 6:48 you can see Noel speaking in Korean. He has actually been in Dave's other Southeast asian videos like this.
@@itsmoonriver thanks for this. He spoke korean
I think from other videos like the filipino snacks, noel can understand and speak korean. Maybe he’s still in the process of learning it.
Lol at first my answer for pig's sound in Vietnamese was "éc éc"
Cám ơn chị Hiền đã nhắc em nhớ ra còn từ khác nghe dễ thương hơn
éc :vv
Có ai người việt ko tôi lạc loài quá
Just use English and you'll blend in right away
Me!!!
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Hj =)))
Con heo là khụt khịt
Kuya Noel (노엘 형) 잘했어요! Pilipinas 🇵🇭👏
hello from the philippines!!!
i must say that noel nailed the mouse sound. we literally say it that way :))
Seems like ur Filipino fans are comin out, Dave 😂
Kaway kaway from Philippines 👋😁
Meanwhile Turkey's sound in the Philippines...
"OLOKOLOKOLOK"
XD
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA
in indonesian olok means make fun LMAOO your turkeys making fun of people
@@evelynesophiaa5444 while OLOK means in my country especially who speaks Bisaya dialect is head of your D
@@evelynesophiaa5444 In Philippines, in Bisaya dialect. "OLOK" Means Dick HAHAHHAHA
아닠 데이브 이제 사전설명도 아무 위화감도 없이 자연스럽게 한국어하고 영어 같이얘기하는거가 젤웃겨 아놔 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
그니까요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이제 걍 한국인 된듯 ㅋㅋ😂
But what if?
The Mouse in the Philippines are really kissing when you hear them? 🤔
Kid, HAHAHAHA --I CAN'T BREATH !! 😂😂
😂 maybe they are
I'm Filipino, they do sound like that even when alone.
You have 2 comment in this video
Do u know ilaga manyakis?
안녕하세여 ~ 베트남인 히엔입니다. 동영상 재밌게 봐주셨으면 좋겠어요~
Trở về việt nam!
Đừng đến Hàn Quốc nữa!
누나 이뻐요♥♥
Frog's sound in Indonesia can be kwebek kwebek too
*ANIMAL SOUNDS IN INDONESIA*
_🐹 : meong_
_🐕 : guk guk_
_🐖 : ngokngok_
_🐦 : cuit cuit_
_🐐 : mbeee_
_🐓 : ktok ktok /kukuruyukk_
_🐸 : wbek wbek_
_🐒 : uu aa_
_🐄 : mooo_
_🐟 : bulukbuk bulukbukk_
_🐜 : awww_
_🐍 : Bssttttt_
_🐝 : ngUengggggg_
_🐌 : tututututtt_
_🐞 : krik krik_
Anj kek orang gila gue dikamar bacain ni bahasa binatang binatang
@@ahmadroisalamin5568 wkwkeko
Does ant have sounds?
@@user-tq5hk3rs4j yes yes
🐸 : rekotok-rekotok
Berdasarkan lagunya
Ada kodok rekotok-rekotok
Di pinggir kali rekotok-rekotok
Mencari makan rekotok-rekotok
Thailand 🔴🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭•~~~
@8:28 그도마뱀 소리 완전 공감ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
저 도마뱀 소리 나면 우리집 고양이가 날리납니다..왜냐면 작은 도마뱀은 지 장난감이거든욬ㅋㅋㅋ 가끔 선물도 해주곸ㅋㅋㅋ
So happy seeing Noel slowly being comfortable, so proud.
OKAY EVERYONE I JUST LEARNED A NEW THING HERE. TOKKEK IS ACTUALLY A LIZARD?! WOW. I THOUGHT TOKEK IS TOKEK😭
same, i thought cicak is cicak, tokek is toket, gak pernah kepikiran kalo mereka sejenis lizard,
@@turtlegirl7376 tokek oi, bukan toket
Karena kita taunya lizard ya "kadal" dan tokek itu udah beda kelasnya 😂
sebenarnya sebutan yang lebih enak daripada lizard adalah gecko, soalnya emang lizard dikenal lebih ke kadal yang besar kayak biawak, dll.
Wait... Tokek is not lizard???
The thai word to write CAT is actually ''MEO'', so actually exactly like in vietnamese.
For the lizard sound, you’re actually referring to gecko. Lizards and geckos have different sounds. Here in the Philippines, lizards sounds “tsk tsk tsk”, while geckos, “tuko...tuko...” 😊. Geckos are bigger than lizards.
Noel did a great job. Having been living in the UK for 13 years now, I’ve forgotten some of the pinoy animal sounds and he reminded me of them.
Did he also remind you of the mouse sounds? 😂😂😂
@@joshuapadilla6588 😘😂
Laughtrip si noel hahahaha galing. Great job Noel, stay safe! 🇵🇭
*Sometimes, the sound of the roosters in the Philippines is Tiktilaok...
* For the duck sound, the Indonesian girl says "kwek kwek" we have street food called kwek kwek I the Philippines.
Interesting
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*triggered
Oh yeah where is malaysia🇲🇾?
Me too, i expect malaysia alongside indonesia
I like Everyone, especially dogs.
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I always love watching your videos with Noel! Please make more videos with him! 🇵🇭
Hahaha they were not talking about regular lizards, they were talking about geckoes, which really do sound like that. That's why we have very similar onomatopoeiae around Southeast Asia, down to the tones even though Indonesian and Filipino are not tonal. The second sound Prae and Amelia were making was of the regular house lizards which are smaller and less scary than geckoes. This is awesome because sometimes we forget that people in other regions of the world don't have the same experience that we share here in Southeast Asia.
l'm Philippines and l love Thailand and Indonesia ❤️❤️❤️
Vietnam?
Other chickens in the philippines: Toktulaok
In my house:BAKBAKAKKKK
Back pri
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Philippines got almost the same sounds as Brazil. That's really weird to me.
probably cause Philippines was a spanish colonised country
Similar Iberian heritage I guess.
@@ronitabonita3020 but i tout brazil is colonize by portuguese
@@ronitabonita3020 Brazil was colonized by Portuguese and they don't speak Spanish.
@@MinokawaPH Totoo naman, why be ashamed of it? Yung history natin does not make the Filipino any lesser as a race or as a country. Plus, we can't change the past.
They are talking about "geckos" which are often exclusively referred to as "lizards" in South East Asia. Malaysian here
The host looked really shocked when all the Participants have a similar sound to the lizard. Hehe
In Vietnamese, we also say "cục tác" to describe chicken's sound
Amber Lombord yeah! And "ụm bò" for cow :)) not "bò bò" like the Vietnamese girl in the clip said.
Lmao 🤣
"Cục tác" là cho gà mái, "ò ó ooo" là gà trống. Bạn ý miêu tả cũng không sai.
The duck sound in Vietnamese confused me. It's supposed to be "cap cap" similar to the one of Thai . We even have a song about it.
Thai also has the song about it....
Mình từ miền Bắc kêu quạc quạc mà :"))
If there will be another content with Kuya Noel maybe he can introduce himself in tagalog! Mabuhay Kuya Noel! It's so nice having a Filipino representative 🇵🇭
Nahh. He's bisaya. Ang cringy kasi kung magtagalog. We do English than tagalog.
Thumbnail: has a Philippine flag*
Filipinos: We have been summoned.
Thai girl is killing me with her cuteness
많이 들어 본 브금이라고 생각했는데 동물 의성어 편이라서 동물의 숲 브금으로 하신 건가ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ센스 봐ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I'm Vietnamese and i can tell u, lizard makes so much sound when i'm trying to sleep
animal sound in finnish:
- dog: hau hau (some people say vuff)
- cat: miau
- pig: röh röh
- chicken: kot kot
- a rooster in the morning: kukko kiekuu (it literally translates to rooster is crowing)
- frog: kvaak
- sheep: mää or bää
- cow: ammuu or just muu
- lizard: no sound just like dave said
- mouse: no sound? we know they squeak but like.... we don’t have a word for the sound
I tried answering how mice sound like here in the Philippines before Noel answered and boy was I right 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thai sounds so cute! :)
1:35 I think the way she said "I don't know" was so cute tho lol
7:43 that is gecko sound
8:22 maybe "lizard" that Dave thought was different😅
i’m a filipino and i’ve been waiting for this video!!!! a lot of our pronunciations are just the same as the english, but our animal sounds are much more interesting 😂
I love Noel im glad he is much more comfortable now
The lizards they’re talking about is actually called “Gecko” It is considered as a spooky animal in Thailand, just like spiders and bats of the western society.
Same here in Indonesia, people will count how many times the gecko sound in a time, and that relate to suffer or dangerous thing will happen soon.
And once you get bitten by a gecko, it won't get off of you until a thunder happens.
7:53 It sounds like when its night, and theres silence. That happens in the Philippines.
3:20 YESS DAVE THANKS FOR PLAYING GIRLS' GENERATION THE LEGENDS!!!
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Me: *laugh in Filipino but don't know how to speak Tagalog and not born in the Philippines but went there*
4:55 I love this moment ❤️❤️😂
In Indonesian cats are called kucing (kuching) but in Balinese they're called meong too