In Greek, alarm is ξυπνητήρι. Συναγερμός is more ⚠️, for example alarm for fire. Also, Τριαντάφυλλο is used as a name: Τριαντάφυλλος( Male) και Τριανταφυλλιά( Female, it's also the name of the plant). My name is Τριαντάφυλλος!
In the greek language alcohol is called αλκοόλ (alcool) not alkohol as you showed.And the alarm (as an alarm to wake you up ) is called ξυπνητήρι, the συναγερμός you showed is for example a fire alarm. Furthermore, economy is a greek word and it comes from οικονομία (iconomia)
4:37 as a Greek myself I can say that this little device to wake us up called an “alarm” is actually called “ξυπνητήρι” “Συναγερμός” is used when we are talking about, for example, a security alarm.
As a swiss person I need to say that the germans call „Alarm“ „Wecker“. Because wecken = wake. So Wecker = waker. Makes sense. But if we don‘t talk about the alarm that we hear in the morning it‘s called alarm
Similar situation in Italy We usually call it "sveglia" more than "allarme" This one is used more to indicate when there is a dangerous situation and a sound indicate that you need to be in an alert state
In slovak same as in italy or germany. It can be used as word alarm but alarm is usualy like car alarm or bank alarm. Most of the time you hear word "budík" = "waker"
Era così soprattutto quando le sveglie erano quelle a pile lasciate perennemente sul comodino perché servivano solo a quello, ma da quando tutti usano il promemoria con squillo dello smartphone, secondo me non sono in pochi a chiamarlo "allarme"...
So in Russian alarm can be either будильник/budilnik (the closeset translation i can think of is "wakeupper" or "something that wakes you up"), but if it is a fire alarm or something it's called тревога/trevoga.
Yes, and also the same in Dutch and German. Using wekker and wecker respectively, which means waker. The world тревога is something I sadly have become to familiar with
The alarm to wake you up in the morning is called a "wekker" in Dutch. (Litterally meaning something that wakes you). Alarm is meant normally for things like car alarms, alarm systems that protect houses and stores, when there is a disaster things like that.
Oh no, there is a few mistakes in the video, in serbian, montenegrin, and bosnian language rose iz called -ruža, just like in croatian as it was presented at 07:02-07:03, we do use a word roze, or roza for colour pink.
In Tagalog we also have "alarma" (borrowed from Spanish) but this is for when disaster breaks out ( ⚠) and it also means "alarming" in the context of "It's alarming." (Tagalog: nakaka-alarma) But for the one used to wake us up we use the English word "alarm"
Finnish word: _Sauna_ Almost in every languages it is "sauna". But: - Sweden: _"We have also 'sauna', but it is colloquial, Finland-Swedish. The official word is..."_ - UK: _"Sweden, no."_ - Finland: _"I know this will not end well. Sweden does not have a sauna properly."_ - Germany: _"We are waiting"_ - Sweden: _"Germany, you are the last country that can say so. But the word that we use, is"_ *BASTU* - Russia: _"Sweden? Why?!"_
In greek the word for rose is "rodho" but we commonly use triantafyllo. But in special cases we say rodhon, example "rodhopetalo", which is each one little leaf from the rose. We call it traintafyllo bcz it " normally" has 30 (trianta) leaves (fyllo)
Please make more of these these are too funny and I love these types of videos. And some of the countries reactions are Hilarious and the screams too 10:47 🤣
The video about "alarm" would make sense for the sound/action related to alerting about a safety/property danger. If explained as the thing that wakes you up in the morning it's a nonsense, as in all 3 languages I speak it's a different word: "sveglia" in Italian 🇮🇹, "Wecker" in German 🇩🇪, "budík" in Czech 🇨🇿
Philippines we don't ssy alcohol we say **ALAK** if you were wondering I agree with spain alarma Philippines we say card nuh uh **BARAHA** or card Oh since rose is in Europe and not asia im not there but we call it rosas
So alcohol in hindi is "sharab" which sounds exactly like arabic شراب (sharab) which means drink oe beverage And alcohol is a word from arabic الكحول So hindi also got its word from arabic
It is funny when Germany says I think this guy wants to steal my tohne
Throne*
@@З3_3 but thats how germans say it i tink
@@orang_juic no in german we say "Thron"
Was machst du, Griechenland, versuchst du, meinen Thron zu errichten, wovon
👍
The words in Greek
00:00 Alkól
03:23 Xypnitíri
05:06 Kárta
06:55 Triandáfylo
10:12 Eikonomía
“I recovered from a much worse sickness called The British Invasion” in 2:18 is insane
Germany says more normal words than chaotic words lol
I love germany
Same
Actually the alarm that always eWAKENS Our sleep in german its Wecker because of being awake
India : I have virus called
UK: yes covid?
India: British invasion
UK:😨
😂😂😂😂😂😂
India:heheeee
India:yeah yeah im joking
@@No-one355 .
If you are on team England, they're going to be in the 2023 World Cup.
UK got incinerated on this one!
10:48 Spain screams so darn good.
@meme.-.342 Darn is correct
@@Kingdom_Of_DreamsNo It’s Damn
@@Salim2011YT Only if you have a filthy mouth 😂
@@Salim2011YTit’s another way, stop correcting if you don’t know
The British invasion joke by India killed me
I know right
In Greek we do use and understand αλκοόλ (alcohol) but the most popular word for it is οινόπνευμα (pronounced ee-noh-pnev-mah)
Όχι ρε αλκοόλ λεμε
αλκοόλ το λέμε
Αλκοόλη ή αλκοόλ, σωστό τι οινόπνευμα για τα ποτα
@@alexandroskarbilas3460"οινοπνευματώδη ποτα" με αυτή την έννοια το λέει, μιλάει σωστά ελληνικά
@@Nikolas_Gate7"οινοπνευματώδη ποτα" με αυτή την έννοια το λέει, μιλάει σωστά ελληνικά
I like that Hungary scared Germany before saying its word for Rose 😂😂😂😅😅😅
2:28 The best one
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Finally someone did Malaysia I am from Malaysia I'm so happ😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😍😍😍😍
In Greek, alarm is ξυπνητήρι. Συναγερμός is more ⚠️, for example alarm for fire.
Also, Τριαντάφυλλο is used as a name: Τριαντάφυλλος( Male) και Τριανταφυλλιά( Female, it's also the name of the plant). My name is Τριαντάφυλλος!
Μπράβο ρε οραια τα είπες
@@palyaros02 там же есть перевод
3:11 not for everyone! my body somehow is immune to alarms bcs they dont wake me up someone else has to wake me up
@@TheRealThashy greek is hard just so u know
Κανονικά το τριαντάφυλλο λέγεται ΡΟΔΟ, εξ' ου και το νησί της Ρόδου και τα ροδοπέταλα
Alarm in Russian is kinda weird too - budilnik. Literally it can be translated like wakeupper
Same thing in Italy! “Sveglia” is alarm which also means “wake up”. also cool name Dr Pepper!
In russian Fire Alarm(or combat alarm) is ТРЕВОГА (Trevoga)
Alarm for citizens is БУДИЛЬНИК (Budil'nik) "bu" like (boo)k
Nobody is gonna talk how the accents are pretty well representated?
In the greek language alcohol is called αλκοόλ (alcool) not alkohol as you showed.And the alarm (as an alarm to wake you up ) is called ξυπνητήρι, the συναγερμός you showed is for example a fire alarm. Furthermore, economy is a greek word and it comes from οικονομία (iconomia)
Αλκοόλ is alcohol in Greek!
@@егорсамыйлучший14 what?
3:11 not for everyone! my body somehow is immune to alarms bcs they dont wake me up someone else has to wake me up
Alcohol is αλκοολη but ethanol is also called οινόπνευμα
im in greece rn kalimera pos eise
4:37 as a Greek myself I can say that this little device to wake us up called an “alarm” is actually called “ξυπνητήρι”
“Συναγερμός” is used when we are talking about, for example, a security alarm.
As a swiss person I need to say that the germans call „Alarm“ „Wecker“. Because wecken = wake. So Wecker = waker. Makes sense. But if we don‘t talk about the alarm that we hear in the morning it‘s called alarm
True dat
I thought He whoud yell: WECKER!!!👹
Similar situation in Italy
We usually call it "sveglia" more than "allarme"
This one is used more to indicate when there is a dangerous situation and a sound indicate that you need to be in an alert state
In slovak same as in italy or germany. It can be used as word alarm but alarm is usualy like car alarm or bank alarm. Most of the time you hear word "budík" = "waker"
3:11 not for everyone! my body somehow is immune to alarms bcs they dont wake me up someone else has to wake me up
Also for the card word, the word "Carta" exists in Spanish but it is used for "letter" as in mail and not for "card"
9:36 I love how upset they sound
9:45 emotional
In arabic we also call the alcohol "sharab" like india it's an arabic word originally derived from the way we pronounce the verb to drink in arabic
And we also call it “khmr”
In Turkish "şarap" means wine :)
Is that alcohol in hindi or are you telling me to shut up
1:26 in Greece, we don't say "Alcohol" we say "αλκοόλ"(alcol)
9:13 For those who don’t understand what Italy is saying, he’s actually saying f off in Italian.
the Ukrainian literary word for rose is actually троянда (troyanda), but роза is also used
:)
Yeah and in Albanian it is not Rozë it's Trëndafili
Just wanted to write
In Bulgarian, we say ,,роза"(roza), but sometimes we also say ,,трендафил"(trendafil)
In Romanian we say "trandafir", and only sometimes "roză"
From the Philippines 🇵🇭
"What are you doing?"
Me: laughing and choking on 6:25
9:45 Triantaphillo is a beautuful word tho...
Well, in italian, the correct translation of “alarm” should be “sveglia”. “Allarme” is used more for the security alarm…
Same in german, why do you invest so much time into a video like that and then get the translation wrong?... xD
@REICHTANGLE you know, to get a joke to be funny you have to drop some information at least.
These vids are a bit Italy biased. Even condom, it's preservativo
3:11 not for everyone! my body somehow is immune to alarms bcs they dont wake me up someone else has to wake me up
Era così soprattutto quando le sveglie erano quelle a pile lasciate perennemente sul comodino perché servivano solo a quello, ma da quando tutti usano il promemoria con squillo dello smartphone, secondo me non sono in pochi a chiamarlo "allarme"...
As a Spanish speaker, “Alarma” is not the Spanish name for Alarm. It is “despertador” as despertar means to wake in Spanish.
4:44 a clip for germany dissapointed at greece
😨😰
Poland fan
3:29 Well yes, but in Spain we also call it "despertador". It comes from the verb "despertar" (wake up).
2:27 he sounds like he's saying the Hebrew for Hello, "Shalom"
Alcohol for industrial/ medical use =alcohol (the English word)
Alcohol for drinking = Shraab
🇮🇳
Same yar
I am 🇮🇳
3:11 not for everyone! my body somehow is immune to alarms bcs they dont wake me up someone else has to wake me up
Nobody:
Philippines: *A L A K*
Uk: shouldn’t we use this to give this noisey little monster a similar name?
Got me laughing😅
In Bulgarian the word for alarm is будилник (budilnik), though we also use аларма (alarma) occasionally.
Germany doesn’t have a Throne to steal!😂
This is so funny and Italy so funny as hell
1:24 In Germany, we can say ,,Spirituosen" too.
In Spain we call it:
TARJETA or carta
🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
Yeah and also... Porque hablo inglés, tarjeta la usamos para el futbol y eso
Well Im Dominican 🇩🇴 and this is what it means: Tarjeta = Card | Carta = Letter
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So in Russian alarm can be either будильник/budilnik (the closeset translation i can think of is "wakeupper" or "something that wakes you up"), but if it is a fire alarm or something it's called тревога/trevoga.
in polish it’s similar with budzik
Yes, and also the same in Dutch and German. Using wekker and wecker respectively, which means waker.
The world тревога is something I sadly have become to familiar with
Also spanish have a word for that "wakeupper", is called "despertador", alarm is more to the the tune and "despertador" the clock itself.
Btw the word "sharaab" is of Arabic origin, and its meaning is (a drink) of any kind, not just "alcohol".
In Turkish, "şarap" is the word we use for "wine", so we can understand this word as well, even if it means something different.
Well there are several words for alcohol in india
Sharab is actually an Urdu word and not hindi, in pure hindi, we say मदिरा (madira), otherwise in slang form, "daaru" works 😂
The alarm to wake you up in the morning is called a "wekker" in Dutch. (Litterally meaning something that wakes you). Alarm is meant normally for things like car alarms, alarm systems that protect houses and stores, when there is a disaster things like that.
Germany should be the same, actually. I fully expected Germany to say "WECKER"
Oh no, there is a few mistakes in the video, in serbian, montenegrin, and bosnian language rose iz called -ruža, just like in croatian as it was presented at 07:02-07:03, we do use a word roze, or roza for colour pink.
0:05 thank you... Thank you very much🥲🇮🇷♥️
Afghanistan & Iran has Sharaab and Alcol, Alcol is for Alcohol it’s self Sharaab is for wine,alcohol and other drinks with alcohol
What a good video this time
9:45 τριαντάφυλλο
triantáfyllo
10:45 WIRTSHAFT
In Tagalog we also have "alarma" (borrowed from Spanish) but this is for when disaster breaks out ( ⚠) and it also means "alarming" in the context of "It's alarming." (Tagalog: nakaka-alarma)
But for the one used to wake us up we use the English word "alarm"
In greek alarm is ξυπνητηρι😂😂😂😂😅😅😅
Greetings from Egypt
Sharab or شراب is also "drinks" in arabic
Thank you
Finnish word: _Sauna_
Almost in every languages it is "sauna".
But:
- Sweden: _"We have also 'sauna', but it is colloquial, Finland-Swedish. The official word is..."_
- UK: _"Sweden, no."_
- Finland: _"I know this will not end well. Sweden does not have a sauna properly."_
- Germany: _"We are waiting"_
- Sweden: _"Germany, you are the last country that can say so. But the word that we use, is"_ *BASTU*
- Russia: _"Sweden? Why?!"_
In greek the word for rose is "rodho" but we commonly use triantafyllo. But in special cases we say rodhon, example "rodhopetalo", which is each one little leaf from the rose. We call it traintafyllo bcz it " normally" has 30 (trianta) leaves (fyllo)
4:38 in Russia we says БУДИЛЬНИК (Budil’nik) weird word
I'm surprised by him not getting tired of repeating the one particular word for hundred times
In Czech Republic not we say kartu but karta ❤
"SHUT UP" got me dying😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
6:25 "not really, i call it
"TAR- *_cat hissing very hard_*
*_2000 yrs later_* ...
*_χχχχχχχχχχ_* -ETA""
*-hello these videos so good-*
0:00 Alcohol
3:15 Alarm
4:55 Card
6:51 Rose
10:05 Economy
In Greek alarm has two different meanings in this case συναγερμός is false ξυπνητήρι (ksipnitiri) is currect
You're not right but not really wrong. The first word is gramaticly right the second Word which is ξυπνητήρι means alarm clock
Actualy in greek alarm= means the securiti alarm and the alarm we know but the first called συναγερμος and the second called ξυπνιτηρει
Κατα λαθος απο την ταχυτητα το εκανα😂
एक करो झुंग गौक अर 🇮🇳🇨🇳
0:00 सूल संग बौन 🍸
3:17 आप गय ⏰️
In Ukraine we call it троянда (troyanda) ,not роза🌹
In ID we use the word "alarm", but when it comes to "alarm clock", we use "jam weker/jam beker". (Jam=clock)
Please make more of these these are too funny and I love these types of videos. And some of the countries reactions are Hilarious and the screams too 10:47 🤣
They're made on tiktok by Ifluent.
@@fragdummy I know
The video about "alarm" would make sense for the sound/action related to alerting about a safety/property danger. If explained as the thing that wakes you up in the morning it's a nonsense, as in all 3 languages I speak it's a different word: "sveglia" in Italian 🇮🇹, "Wecker" in German 🇩🇪, "budík" in Czech 🇨🇿
Budzik in polish. Similar to czech
Alarma in Spain but we use more despertador. Like alarma despertador or reloj despertador.
messes:
2:27 SHUT UP
4:36 ΣΥΝΑΓΕΡΜΟΣ
6:25 TARJETA 6:48 end of TARJETA
9:45 ΤΡΙΑΝΤΑΦΥΛΛΟ
10:46 WIRTSHAFT
--------------------------------------------------------------------🇮🇳 SHUT UP
🇬🇷 ΣΥΝΑΓΕΡΜΟΣ
🇪🇸 TARJETA
🇬🇷ΤΡΙΑΝΤΑΦΥΛΛΟ
🇩🇪 WIRTSHAFT
-------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 alcohol
2:43 alarm
4:56 card
6:52 Rose
9:52 economy
In grecce said thank everybody thank you 8n Greek ευχαριστώ παιδιά ευχαριστω
First vidéo very funny very good,
In Spanish they also say "Carta" for a letter or a menu like "Carta de Vinos"
can u do a 1 hour one?
SHIRAABBB we desis are the best 😂😂😂
And you should include Moldova and Romania more often, our language is so similar with French, Italian.
Συναγερμός (synagermos) is more used for an emergency. For the alarm that wakes up, we have the word: Ξυπνητήρι (ksypnitiri).
when Russian and Turkic speak, i always see my country Saqartvelo
6:53 In turkish, we say “gül” to the rose but the other way, it means “smile” at the same time
In greek alarm sounded like a russian guy swearing at you
The Greek Word For Rose, [Triadafyllo] Technically Means 30 Leaf NOT LEAVES Leaf.
Germany sounds like they're about to say "Rechtsschutzversicherungsgesellschaften
Rechtsschutzversicherungsgesellschaften"
En Français 🇫🇷, on dit :
alcool
alarme
carte
rose
économie
“Not really, I call it”
TARJ *turns into a motorboat*
Alarm in German is actually Wecker. The word alarm exists too but refers to an emergency bell or something, not an alarm clock
6:20 la mejor parte xD
6:25 TARJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJETA!
Philippines we don't ssy alcohol we say
**ALAK** if you were wondering
I agree with spain alarma
Philippines we say card nuh uh **BARAHA** or card
Oh since rose is in Europe and not asia im not there but we call it rosas
i love the part when germany loves spain say ''tarjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjeta'':) 🤣
6:24 Phlegm intensive!
الجزائر 🇩🇿 (العربية):
الكحول
منبه
بطاقة
وَردَة
اقتصاد
3:20 haha in german its actually Wecker and Alarm means the other thing
Alarm in Germany is like firealarm, but for Alarm we normally use Wecker
Netherlands not Alarm but Wekker. Alarm is something else
Polish is said to be the most difficult language to learn
Arabic is harder
3:11 not for everyone! my body somehow is immune to alarms bcs they dont wake me up someone else has to wake me up
one of the most difficult*
chinese and arabic are quite harder coming from a native polish speaker
As a fluent Polish speaker, I do agree that Polish is hard
In greek clock alarm is ξυπνητήρι the word συναγερμός is more like the war or earthquake alarm
Or the police one
germany really said
"THEY TOOK MA JEWB!"
So alcohol in hindi is "sharab" which sounds exactly like arabic شراب (sharab) which means drink oe beverage
And alcohol is a word from arabic الكحول
So hindi also got its word from arabic
Yes, I am Arab. I was surprised when said India Shraab
6:26 CapCut?
Alkuhul such a beautiful arabic world
6:25 Spain becomes worse than Germany