Yesss... Parang course Rin Yan qng gustong-gusto mo pgaaralan mo tlga Ng maigi . Ako na try kuna Japanese then Korean Kaso na stop,aside SA nag stop sa Japanese hirap pgaaralan ang alphabet nila so complicated,, Korean I stop bcoz I'm not consistent to study since I'm busy aside sa complicated na ibng slang din katulad nga sabi ni kuya may ibng word na sino short-cut at ibng tunog tho I know already how to read korean and write ...
the driver company speaks french.then inside the office we speak spanish ,then my language was english and i am a filipino..but our boss speaks Arab..Lol minsan halu halo na sa utak ko..ung Halu , hello ,Holla.😂😂😂😂pag naasar ako kinakausap ko na lang sila ng tagalog..tapos they speak sometimes Fang a native dialect of Spanish.LOL
Me na natutunan ko ang english from highschool tapos japanese from work and nung lumipat ako sa france natuto nadin ako mag french napaka sarap matuto ng ibang language ❤
Grabe! sobrang galing naman nitong c Aljohn. Nakakainspire. What a role model. Sobrang sipag, galing, talas ng isip at dedicated. I am deeply motivated by him and gagayahin q xa..
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
@@kashmirilkyeott3117 You can start from formal language. After that, try to change "tidak to enggak/nggak/gak", "aku to gua/gue", and "kamu to lo/lu" for informal conversation in Jakarta. You can try learning how to use affix for informal conversation (nge/ny- and -in) in conversations. It will be better if you know how to use "affirmative particles" (sih, dong, tah, etc). Indonesian people can understand formal languages although we only use it for literature, journalism, formal speech, education, and formal events. Indonesian formal language is almost similar with "Melayu Baku" in Malaysia. After learning Indonesian language, it will be easier to learn Malaysian Malay dialects or Indonesian Malay dialects.
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Exactly! Generally speaking, Bisaya is a language that has different dialects spoken across luzon, visayas and mindanao. I speak Masbate Bisaya from Luzon which is a dialect of the Visayan Language. Unless we will specify an exact variation of it, it's a language.
As a native Cebuano or Bisaya, True comrade. It's not a dialect. It's second largest in the Philippines including Visayas and Mindanao. Cebuano: Para nako sa Bisaya o Cebuano, Tinuod kauban. Ika-duha ng dako lengguwahe sa Pilipinas, apil sa Visayas ug Mindanao.
Agree, that's a language with many dialects and with much more native speakers compared to Tagalog or Kapampangan. Useless ang Tagalog at Kapampangan mo sa VIS-MIN unlike sa Bisaya na meron ka mahahanap hanggang sa pinaka Northern part ng pinas. This is coming from me na hindi Bisaya.❤
100% !!!!! Filipinos need stop using the term "dialect".... i was born in Manila and only speak Tagalog. My Mom speaks visayan to her family and I don't understand them AT ALL.... that is not just a dialect. That's a totally different language... she can be on the phone for an hour and I have no idea what she is saying...
Dapat mga ganito content. Hindi yung puro shipping ng couple na nang uuto ng mga tao ksya sinasakyan na lang gusto ng mga fsneys kaya ayun may I pretend sila.
It's been an ongoing movement of some kind to educate the difference between languages and dialects. It can be quite confusing at times but a language is a unique and specific method of communication belonging to a country/community while a dialect is sub category of a language specific to a region. For example, there are various versions of English such as Filipino English, American English, British English, Australian English, and so on. There may be differences here and there when it comes to slang or certain words but all English speakers will generally understand each other. But if two people cannot understand each other with whatever method of communication they have then that is a language. It's not an iron clad rule but It's a safe assumption to distinguish which is which.
Glad someone posted this. Quite disappointed that a host is unable to differentiate and mal-educate/misinform Filipinos over this confusion. Research research din ate pag may time. Sisihin mo din ung writer ng script mo!
Tagalog is a language. Batangeño Tagalog Mindoro Tagalog Bulacan Tagalog Manila Tagalog Cavite Tagalog These are dialects. Dialect is a variation of a language.
@@ray.b.75creole is a different thing. It is a language where most of the words are foreign (lexifier) but the structure and grammar are very different.
Madalas ako sa Chile, Vietnam, Korea and Japan, this inspires me a lot Sir! bukod sa foreign ang wife ko need ko talaga matuto ng ibang languages dahil na rin sa work ko..
Cebuano (/sɛˈbwɑːnoʊ/ seb-WAH-noh)[2][3][4] is an Austronesian language spoken in the southern Philippines. It is natively, though informally, called by its generic term Bisayâ or Binisayâ (both terms are translated into English as Visayan, though this should not be confused with other Bisayan languages)[a] and sometimes referred to in English sources as Cebuan (/sɛˈbuːən/ seb-OO-ən). It is spoken by the Visayan ethnolinguistic groups native to the islands of Cebu, Bohol, Siquijor, the eastern half of Negros, the western half of Leyte, and the northern coastal areas of Northern Mindanao and the Zamboanga del Norte due to Spanish settlements during 18th century. In modern times, it has also spread to the Davao Region, Cotabato, Camiguin, parts of the Dinagat Islands, and the lowland regions of Caraga, often displacing native languages in those areas (most of which are closely related to the language).[5][6]
@@MUXLegend-yg9xtpag marunong ka Ng Bahasa Indonesia, marunong kana din Ng Malaysia Bahasa. Kunting pagkakaiba lang. Alam ko Yan Kasi marunong Ako Ng Bahasa.
@2:17 dialect is variety of language, e.g. tagalog language, tagalog language of rizal province, tagalog language of bulacan, tagalog language of batangas, tagalog language in NCR to name a few. meaning to say, if you're speaking tagalog, you can understand almost 90% of it unlike other languages like bicol language, kapampangan, ilocano, bisaya, hiligaynon, etc.., you cannot understand any of it if you're mother tongue is tagalog, that makes the difference between language and dialect.
Bravo .Du är så duktig!imponerande . Hoppas att du försätter med det du gör och lycka till med din swedish language. Napakagaling nyo po.swedish ay di po madaling language. It took me many years just to learned that language bcoz i have to.
@@JD-gx9vj Which one? Singaporeans use English as the main language although they use Malay language as their national languages. They also use Tamil and Mandarin as their official languages.
Galing mo Aljohn, bilib ako sayo, Best of luck sa studies mo naiiba ka, very masipag mag aral, sana lahat ng mga kbataan ngayon tulad mo, 🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏👏👏
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Correct me po if I am wrong. Pero, ang alam ko po lenggwahe po ang tamang term kapag pinag-uusapan ang iba't ibang wika sa Pilipinas. Halimbawa: Ilocano, Tagalog, Waray, Bisaya atbp. Lenggwahe itong maituturing dahil hindi maaaring gamitin ang alinman sa nabanggit para magkaunawaan ang dalawang tao. Halimbawa, hindi magkakaunawaan ang taong nagsasalita ng Ilocano at taong nagsasalita ng Tagalog dahil parehong distinct ang kanilang mga salita (bagamat maaaring may mga common words). Ang dialect naman ay tumutukoy sa isang lenggwahe na may iba't ibang bersyon. Halimbawa: Tagalog ng mga Caviteño at Tagalog ng mga Batañgueno. May mga pagkakaiba sa ibang salita pero, magkakaunawaan pa rin ang dalawang tao. Isa pang halimbawa ay Bisaya ng Cebuano at Bisaya ng Davaeño, maaaring may ibang mga termino pero, magkakaunawaan pa rin sila.
Best technique for studying languages ay mag focus ka lang sa language na gusto mong matutunan pag nagsaSALITA ka na. For me, pag nag shi-shift ako sa Japanese, ung isip at diwa ko nasa JAPANESE lang. Hindi ako nag iisip sa Filipino or English. But the downside of this (for me) is minsan ang hirap I-block ung language na alam mo na pag nasa moment ka na, minsan may maririnig akong hindi maganda comment o salita sa English, Filipino, Japanese and Spanish parang ako yung nasasaktan kahit hindi naman ako yung pinag uusapan kasi naiintindihan ko kung ano sinasabi nila. Me acting like I don’t care and understand but the truth is I’m absorbing all the negative thoughts thoroughly.
@@aljohnpolyglot yeah! Thx sa reply🥹 for vocabulary’s expansion pwede naman mag alternates between languages, pero with it comes to building or constructing sentences hindi nakakatulong kung mag iisip ka pa sa tagalog bago ka mag-shift sa ibang language. Lastly, always remember the 4 most fundamental method of studying languages Listening Speaking Reading Writing Pag matatatag ang listening comprehension mo, Kaya mong sabihin as it is kung ano ang naririnig mo kahit hindi mo pa naiintindihan. Then you move forward sa readings, either for reseach or just pure reading para sa vocabulary expansion and last na ang pagsusulat.
grabe! only 2 years of learning multiple languages yet you have a huge vocabulary sa lahat foreign languages na natutunan mo and this inspired me to keep going with my japanese
I learned a lot from this video. Wow! I know Soanish, but lost it because there was no one to speak it with back in South Africa. You're really impressive. Inspiring! We both agree that Russian is a difficult language. I will share this video to my kids. 😊
Dialect is a variation of a language. To put it into context, Cebuano is a language that originated in Cebu, but the Cebuano language is also spoken in other places in Mindanao but with local variations, for example in Cebuano bahay is balay but in Surigao it is bayay or apoy is kayo in Cebuano but in places like Iligan we say kalayo.
True. Bisaya is a totally different language from Tagalog. Bisaya is a language that has different dialects - Cebuano dialect, Davao dialect, Leyte dialect, Negros dialect, etc. Fellow Bisaya can communicate with each other but there are few words that are different. Like example, "fever" in Cebuano Bisaya is "hilanat" but in Davao Bisaya is "kalintura". Nindot in Cebuano Bisaya is Tsada in CdO Bisaya.
Binisaya (Bisaya) is a language and it has dialects spoken from other regions. Its dialects are, for example, Sinugbuanong Binisaya (Cebu) and Dabawenyong Binisaya (Davao). There’s also a Negrosanong Binisaya. These are dialects that can be mutually understood by other speakers of Binisaya (Bisaya).
I think I need to learn that technique... I still have a long way to go to be fluent in 7 more languages namely: Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Malay, Bahasa Indonesian, French and Spanish.
felicitaciones, hermano. Soy filipino y tambien y hablo portugues y espanol. Y quiero ser como tu algun dia, un poliglot. hoy en dia estoy estudiando frances y me gustaria mejorarlo junto con el italiano. Salud!
Wooooaaahhh, congrats, Aljohn 🎉 Lupeeeet!!!! Also congrats for the growth of your channel 🎉🎉 Keep 'em coming!! Sigue adelante 💪 I'm learning a lot from you! 💯💫
Ayer mientras iba a dormir, me salió tu video, y me sentí extremadamente orgulloso por ti. You deserve it, and also u slayed it!, Parabéns, você é incrível demais. 👏🏼👏🏼
_Almost the same method I did years ago... "Self learn" method lang din, pinag-aralan muna yung mga basic words then construction saka sabayan ng panonood ng tv shows, series and movies in Spanish and Thai. It's fun to learn different languages 🙂_
Bisaya/Cebuano is one of the 8 regional languages recognised in the Philippines (Pampango is one of the 8 as well). Kapampangan ranks in the 7th place based on the number of native speakers with 2M plus (native speakers in number) while Cebuano is 22M+. Cebuano and Tagalog are the most common native languages spoken in the Philippines.
HISTORICALLY SPEAKING AKLAN ANG OLDEST PROVINCE KAYA HINDI PO DIALECT ANG LANGUAGE NAMEN. SUBLANGUAGE ANG DIALECT. HONEST MISTAKE NAMAN KAYA OKS LANG .
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Nakita ko lng etont video mo randomly on my feed. You’re so inspiring, Aljohn. Keep it up! Btw, once you start learning chinese, it will be easier to learn japanese then korean. Especially the chinese written language. Mother language ng japanese and korean ang chinese.
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
The distinction between a dialect and a language is often subjective and can be influenced by sociopolitical factors. Generally, a language is a broader system of communication with its own grammar and vocabulary, while a dialect refers to a variety of a language spoken in a particular region or by a specific group. Sometimes, the difference is more political than linguistic, and what is considered a dialect in one context might be seen as a separate language in another.
I'd say exploring the other languages that is used as a base like Indian and Arabic would go well as Tagalog already use those 2 much like how it is so much simpler to learn English and Spanish as a Filipino speaker as those 2 are the 2 parts of 3 of Filipino. Now, I'm not quite sure about modern Indian but I can attest with modern Arabic that there are still some words that are applicable to Tagalog. But I can definitely hear that the South East still use an Indian accent.
Nakakainspire gusto ko tuloy matuto ng korean kakanood ko ng kdrama mejo may alam nko ng mandarin at japanese nung bata ako dhl sa libro ng ate ko pinapabasa nya saken nung grade 2 ako hnd lng naexercise kc wla akong makausap gnun
Hi Aljohn, I have a language challenge for you because you love challenges. Learn Hungarian. It is said to be one of the languages that is the hardest for English speakers to learn. Would love to see you one day speaking Hungarian on one of your videos. :)
@@analindamendoza2382 Immerse yourself. Mas better if makahanap po kayo ng language partner para makapractice kayo sa speaking skill nyo. Pwede ring irecord mo sarili mo while trying to speak then listen to it, you'll appreciate your improvement overtime.
I just realized that he is better than Mayor Alice Guo. Despite spending two years learning, he acquired a total of 9 languages, unlike her, who has spent many years living on a farm in Tarlac and interacting with many people, but has never learned or remembered anything in life. Just saying my opinion ✌️
Hi Boss Aljon! So happy to came across your channel! Have you ever considered shifting to AB foreign service or other foreign related course? I think it will suit you hehe. Keep on inspiring!
You guys are hilarious! It's actually even funnier when 3 beautiful ladies are involved and doing it naturally LOL! Aljohn you amazed me. 9 languages in 2 years and the discipline you mastered, impressive!
Languages are broader, and dialects are smaller and more specific, and often regional. Languages are thought of as more formal and clearly defined, whereas dialects can be looser and more fluid in use. Oftentimes, languages are adopted as “official” by countries and states, but dialects rarely are
Dapat kasi may interes ka talaga matuto. And I've felt that in you. Naku! Hindi ka talaga malilibak dahil naiiiintindihan mo ang mga sinasabi nila. Pag nag-travel ka sa buong mundo balang araw para mag-vlog, hindi ka talaga mahihirapan when talking to Foreigners. Ingat ka na lang sa Kultura nila para hindi ka maka-offend. Magiging edge mo ito sa tatahakin mong Career balang araw. Makakapag-asawa ka pa ng Foreigner of your choice without any difficulty in speaking to her. 💖👍🌷
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Parang si Bella Devyatkina, 12 yrs. old na siya ngayon, nakakapagsalita din siya ng 9 languages..pero nung 4 yrs. old siya, limang language lang alam niya, hanggang sa nadagdagan habang lumalaki siya..nakakahanga mga polyglot
Bisaya is also a language. How you will define it is that, dialect is the manner of how you speak language. Like Tagalog for example, it is the language for the most part of Luzon but there are different dialects like Batangueno and Caviteno, they their way of speaking Tagalog. That is dialect. Bisaya has different languages as well, Davao and Cebu has different manner of speaking the language of Bisaya. That is what dialect is.
Bisaya is a language same as Tagalog and Ilocano . In fact we have 180 languages here in the Philippines. We should be proud we are a MULTILINGUAL society. The Hosts should know that!
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc. All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Languages Have a Country, While Dialects Are Regional But it's always pointed out that languages are national, while dialects are said to be regional and are often spoken by a fewer number of people. Each country has at least one official language that's used in official documents and government activities.
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“You have to think in the language that you want to learn.” 😲 wow this is a good insight… thank you for sharing…
Yesss... Parang course Rin Yan qng gustong-gusto mo pgaaralan mo tlga Ng maigi .
Ako na try kuna Japanese then Korean Kaso na stop,aside SA nag stop sa Japanese hirap pgaaralan ang alphabet nila so complicated,, Korean I stop bcoz I'm not consistent to study since I'm busy aside sa complicated na ibng slang din katulad nga sabi ni kuya may ibng word na sino short-cut at ibng tunog tho I know already how to read korean and write ...
It’s true, it worked!
the driver company speaks french.then inside the office we speak spanish ,then my language was english and i am a filipino..but our boss speaks Arab..Lol minsan halu halo na sa utak ko..ung Halu , hello ,Holla.😂😂😂😂pag naasar ako kinakausap ko na lang sila ng tagalog..tapos they speak sometimes Fang a native dialect of Spanish.LOL
@@thesslapuz5918 hahaha
Me na natutunan ko ang english from highschool tapos japanese from work and nung lumipat ako sa france natuto nadin ako mag french napaka sarap matuto ng ibang language ❤
Grabe yung Brazilian girl, pati Filipino accent, 100% carry niya. If i close my eyes, I would definitely think she's a Filipino talking... Galing!
Si Diana Menezes matagal din naging Eat Bulaga host yan. Watch mo mga old recordings ng Eat BUlaga andun siya.
That’s true. Daiana has been living in the Philippines for 17 years already and has already embraced the Filipino culture and customs.
mas magaling pa ky alice hahaha
@@johnphilipdelagente5802Alice Guo talks in October of the big 2024💔💔💔💔
yes, ang galing din nya, matagal na rin kasi sya dito sa ph, nag eat bulaga din sya and dati sila magkasama ni ms. pia sa eat bulaga
dapat eto yung sinusuportahan naten na vlogger, madami polygot na sikat ngayon, bigyan naten chance ang kabayan natin!
Tama di yung mga walang kwentang vloggers na puro drama alam
It's absolutely incredible to learn those languages in 2 years. Na inspire tuloy ako na mag aral ng Spanish and Indonesian.
thank you po! kaya mo ren yan!
Bahasa is close to Tagalog. Same roots of language family
@@aljohnpolyglot ilang taon mag aral ng spanish language para maging bihasa.
Bakit parang andami gusto mag learn ng Indonesian ngayon?
Grabe! sobrang galing naman nitong c Aljohn. Nakakainspire. What a role model. Sobrang sipag, galing, talas ng isip at dedicated. I am deeply motivated by him and gagayahin q xa..
thank you po! kaya mo ren yan!
@@aljohnpolyglot thanks din po lodi for inspiring and motivating me..😊
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Terimakasih telah menggunakan bahasa indonesia.bahasa yang dapat di mengerti 300 juta orang di Asia tenggara. .🇮🇩🙏
Pag napalibutan ka nman talga ng nag gagandahang mga host😊 ms. Afam ang ganda
@@lawscx 😍🙄
I want to learn Indonesian language but idk where to start.
terimakasih!!!
@@kashmirilkyeott3117
You can start from formal language. After that, try to change "tidak to enggak/nggak/gak", "aku to gua/gue", and "kamu to lo/lu" for informal conversation in Jakarta. You can try learning how to use affix for informal conversation (nge/ny- and -in) in conversations. It will be better if you know how to use "affirmative particles" (sih, dong, tah, etc).
Indonesian people can understand formal languages although we only use it for literature, journalism, formal speech, education, and formal events. Indonesian formal language is almost similar with "Melayu Baku" in Malaysia.
After learning Indonesian language, it will be easier to learn Malaysian Malay dialects or Indonesian Malay dialects.
Finally a Filipino polyglot. Noong napanood ko si Bella, isang batang polyglot mula s Russia. nag search n ako kung may Filipino n katulad nya.
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Bisaya is not a dialect. It is a language spoken from multiple provinces in Visayas and Mindanao.
Exactly! Generally speaking, Bisaya is a language that has different dialects spoken across luzon, visayas and mindanao. I speak Masbate Bisaya from Luzon which is a dialect of the Visayan Language. Unless we will specify an exact variation of it, it's a language.
True!
As a native Cebuano or Bisaya, True comrade. It's not a dialect. It's second largest in the Philippines including Visayas and Mindanao.
Cebuano: Para nako sa Bisaya o Cebuano, Tinuod kauban. Ika-duha ng dako lengguwahe sa Pilipinas, apil sa Visayas ug Mindanao.
Agree, that's a language with many dialects and with much more native speakers compared to Tagalog or Kapampangan. Useless ang Tagalog at Kapampangan mo sa VIS-MIN unlike sa Bisaya na meron ka mahahanap hanggang sa pinaka Northern part ng pinas. This is coming from me na hindi Bisaya.❤
100% !!!!! Filipinos need stop using the term "dialect".... i was born in Manila and only speak Tagalog. My Mom speaks visayan to her family and I don't understand them AT ALL.... that is not just a dialect. That's a totally different language... she can be on the phone for an hour and I have no idea what she is saying...
Dapat ganito pinafollow na vlogger, hindi ung puro toxic sa social media at puro kalokohan.
Ulol
Dapat mga ganito content. Hindi yung puro shipping ng couple na nang uuto ng mga tao ksya sinasakyan na lang gusto ng mga fsneys kaya ayun may I pretend sila.
It's been an ongoing movement of some kind to educate the difference between languages and dialects. It can be quite confusing at times but a language is a unique and specific method of communication belonging to a country/community while a dialect is sub category of a language specific to a region. For example, there are various versions of English such as Filipino English, American English, British English, Australian English, and so on. There may be differences here and there when it comes to slang or certain words but all English speakers will generally understand each other. But if two people cannot understand each other with whatever method of communication they have then that is a language. It's not an iron clad rule but It's a safe assumption to distinguish which is which.
Glad someone posted this.
Quite disappointed that a host is unable to differentiate and mal-educate/misinform Filipinos over this confusion. Research research din ate pag may time. Sisihin mo din ung writer ng script mo!
no one know how to say collour in english
Tagalog is a language.
Batangeño Tagalog
Mindoro Tagalog
Bulacan Tagalog
Manila Tagalog
Cavite Tagalog
These are dialects. Dialect is a variation of a language.
Yes, i think the other word for dialect is Creole. Chavacano is a creole of Spanish, spoken in Zamboanga city and another town in Luzon.
@@ray.b.75creole is a different thing. It is a language where most of the words are foreign (lexifier) but the structure and grammar are very different.
Madalas ako sa Chile, Vietnam, Korea and Japan, this inspires me a lot Sir! bukod sa foreign ang wife ko need ko talaga matuto ng ibang languages dahil na rin sa work ko..
congrats, aljohn. talents like this should be showcased to inspire people to learn more languages.
thank you!!!
Bisaya is a language with many spoken dialects
@biancagador BISAYA is Language based on Cebuano language. ILONGO IS not bisaya its ILONGO. They are VISAYAN not Bisaya.
Cebuano (/sɛˈbwɑːnoʊ/ seb-WAH-noh)[2][3][4] is an Austronesian language spoken in the southern Philippines. It is natively, though informally, called by its generic term Bisayâ or Binisayâ (both terms are translated into English as Visayan, though this should not be confused with other Bisayan languages)[a] and sometimes referred to in English sources as Cebuan (/sɛˈbuːən/ seb-OO-ən). It is spoken by the Visayan ethnolinguistic groups native to the islands of Cebu, Bohol, Siquijor, the eastern half of Negros, the western half of Leyte, and the northern coastal areas of Northern Mindanao and the Zamboanga del Norte due to Spanish settlements during 18th century. In modern times, it has also spread to the Davao Region, Cotabato, Camiguin, parts of the Dinagat Islands, and the lowland regions of Caraga, often displacing native languages in those areas (most of which are closely related to the language).[5][6]
Dia bahkan bisa berbahasa Indonesia benar benar seperti orang Indonesia asli , saya sangat menghargainya , salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩
terima kasih!!!
@@MUXLegend-yg9xtpag marunong ka Ng Bahasa Indonesia, marunong kana din Ng Malaysia Bahasa. Kunting pagkakaiba lang. Alam ko Yan Kasi marunong Ako Ng Bahasa.
@@rexlozada2776indonesia,malaysia,singapore,brunei darusalam have the same languages,
Nope Hindi same language. Wag ka magmarunong.
@@Sadarlah77Hindi sila same languages. Wag po magmagaling
Aljohn was very systematic in learning languages. He started with the romance languages, then the other (SEA) languages
Yown nafeature na sa TV ikaw, another achievement!!! Great job, continue ir
thank you po!!
@2:17 dialect is variety of language, e.g. tagalog language, tagalog language of rizal province, tagalog language of bulacan, tagalog language of batangas, tagalog language in NCR to name a few. meaning to say, if you're speaking tagalog, you can understand almost 90% of it unlike other languages like bicol language, kapampangan, ilocano, bisaya, hiligaynon, etc.., you cannot understand any of it if you're mother tongue is tagalog, that makes the difference between language and dialect.
The bottom line is this guy is certainly high IQ. It takes brains to be able to learn these various languages specially in such a short time.
Bravo .Du är så duktig!imponerande . Hoppas att du försätter med det du gör och lycka till med din swedish language. Napakagaling nyo po.swedish ay di po madaling language. It took me many years just to learned that language bcoz i have to.
Gracias por su aportación, me anima a seguir conociendo idiomas, un saludo desde Islas Canarias 🇪🇸🇮🇨🇵🇭
If he can speak Indonesian, definitely he can converse and understood Malaysian and Brunei language. So, it is 11 language he can speak.😊
12 plus singapore.. same language
Well he can speak Indonesian too
@@JD-gx9vj Which one?
Singaporeans use English as the main language although they use Malay language as their national languages. They also use Tamil and Mandarin as their official languages.
Malay
and you can speak Indonesian in Timor Leste
Excellent AlJohn,,, Mabuhay ka!! Sana matuto rin ako ng mga ibang languages... You make Filipino proud because of your talent. God bless!
Galing mo Aljohn, bilib ako sayo, Best of luck sa studies mo naiiba ka, very masipag mag aral, sana lahat ng mga kbataan ngayon tulad mo, 🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏👏👏
salamat po!
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Correct me po if I am wrong. Pero, ang alam ko po lenggwahe po ang tamang term kapag pinag-uusapan ang iba't ibang wika sa Pilipinas. Halimbawa: Ilocano, Tagalog, Waray, Bisaya atbp.
Lenggwahe itong maituturing dahil hindi maaaring gamitin ang alinman sa nabanggit para magkaunawaan ang dalawang tao. Halimbawa, hindi magkakaunawaan ang taong nagsasalita ng Ilocano at taong nagsasalita ng Tagalog dahil parehong distinct ang kanilang mga salita (bagamat maaaring may mga common words).
Ang dialect naman ay tumutukoy sa isang lenggwahe na may iba't ibang bersyon. Halimbawa: Tagalog ng mga Caviteño at Tagalog ng mga Batañgueno. May mga pagkakaiba sa ibang salita pero, magkakaunawaan pa rin ang dalawang tao.
Isa pang halimbawa ay Bisaya ng Cebuano at Bisaya ng Davaeño, maaaring may ibang mga termino pero, magkakaunawaan pa rin sila.
tama ka po, kaya napakunot noo ko kanina sa sinabi nung host
Tama po kayo.
Best technique for studying languages ay mag focus ka lang sa language na gusto mong matutunan pag nagsaSALITA ka na. For me, pag nag shi-shift ako sa Japanese, ung isip at diwa ko nasa JAPANESE lang. Hindi ako nag iisip sa Filipino or English. But the downside of this (for me) is minsan ang hirap I-block ung language na alam mo na pag nasa moment ka na, minsan may maririnig akong hindi maganda comment o salita sa English, Filipino, Japanese and Spanish parang ako yung nasasaktan kahit hindi naman ako yung pinag uusapan kasi naiintindihan ko kung ano sinasabi nila. Me acting like I don’t care and understand but the truth is I’m absorbing all the negative thoughts thoroughly.
Ako nalilito sa English haha Lalo na sa Had , have at Kung kelan gagamitan Ng Was pero nakaka English Naman ako😅
this is exactly what I did! thanks for sharing!
@@aljohnpolyglot yeah! Thx sa reply🥹 for vocabulary’s expansion pwede naman mag alternates between languages, pero with it comes to building or constructing sentences hindi nakakatulong kung mag iisip ka pa sa tagalog bago ka mag-shift sa ibang language. Lastly, always remember the 4 most fundamental method of studying languages
Listening
Speaking
Reading
Writing
Pag matatatag ang listening comprehension mo, Kaya mong sabihin as it is kung ano ang naririnig mo kahit hindi mo pa naiintindihan. Then you move forward sa readings, either for reseach or just pure reading para sa vocabulary expansion and last na ang pagsusulat.
Gusto ko rin matuto through your vedio Aljhon kahit anong language 🙂
grabe! only 2 years of learning multiple languages yet you have a huge vocabulary sa lahat foreign languages na natutunan mo and this inspired me to keep going with my japanese
Same haha
Alam ko sa Japanese
1. Ari mo Dagku ..
Nothing is impossible if you are willing to learn talaga whatever dialect or language may be.. Kiddos
Woww hebat kamu Aljohn👍
terima kasih!
Galing mo lodi! Keep it up. Magugulat gaano kafamiliar yung German Language sa English. At matutuwa ka. Alam ko kayang kaya mo yan. 😊
I learned a lot from this video. Wow! I know Soanish, but lost it because there was no one to speak it with back in South Africa. You're really impressive. Inspiring! We both agree that Russian is a difficult language. I will share this video to my kids. 😊
Aljohn ang galing mo! I hope I can learn at least 4 languages! Galing mo!
Dialect is a variation of a language. To put it into context, Cebuano is a language that originated in Cebu, but the Cebuano language is also spoken in other places in Mindanao but with local variations, for example in Cebuano bahay is balay but in Surigao it is bayay or apoy is kayo in Cebuano but in places like Iligan we say kalayo.
True. Bisaya is a totally different language from Tagalog. Bisaya is a language that has different dialects - Cebuano dialect, Davao dialect, Leyte dialect, Negros dialect, etc. Fellow Bisaya can communicate with each other but there are few words that are different. Like example, "fever" in Cebuano Bisaya is "hilanat" but in Davao Bisaya is "kalintura". Nindot in Cebuano Bisaya is Tsada in CdO Bisaya.
Binisaya (Bisaya) is a language and it has dialects spoken from other regions. Its dialects are, for example, Sinugbuanong Binisaya (Cebu) and Dabawenyong Binisaya (Davao). There’s also a Negrosanong Binisaya. These are dialects that can be mutually understood by other speakers of Binisaya (Bisaya).
yep yep, Filipinos are naturallly polyglots due to various languages inside the country!
Gifted man and intelligent. 😁he is a hard worker
Thank you sa video mo na to. Na-inspire ulit ako ituloy yung Japanese lesson ko.
I think I need to learn that technique... I still have a long way to go to be fluent in 7 more languages namely: Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Malay, Bahasa Indonesian, French and Spanish.
Malay and Indonesia is similar and i think you have to pick one of them.. but Indonesian is the most common to learn than Malay..
Indonesian has more commercial resources available. That is my suggestion.
felicitaciones, hermano. Soy filipino y tambien y hablo portugues y espanol. Y quiero ser como tu algun dia, un poliglot. hoy en dia estoy estudiando frances y me gustaria mejorarlo junto con el italiano. Salud!
Miss Earth should hire him as an interpreter.
Wooooaaahhh, congrats, Aljohn 🎉 Lupeeeet!!!! Also congrats for the growth of your channel 🎉🎉 Keep 'em coming!! Sigue adelante 💪 I'm learning a lot from you! 💯💫
Thank you! 😃
Ang galing❤ Congratulations❤ Glory to God🙏 May God bless, everyone🙏
Ayer mientras iba a dormir, me salió tu video, y me sentí extremadamente orgulloso por ti. You deserve it, and also u slayed it!, Parabéns, você é incrível demais. 👏🏼👏🏼
thank you bro!! you've been here since the beginning. I'm thankful
Es todo bro, ya estás saliendo en la tele 🔥🔥🔥síguele así! Foooda
gracias mi hermano 🔥🔥🔥!!!! a ti tambien! tu canal creció mucho
_Almost the same method I did years ago... "Self learn" method lang din, pinag-aralan muna yung mga basic words then construction saka sabayan ng panonood ng tv shows, series and movies in Spanish and Thai. It's fun to learn different languages 🙂_
yes ganon talaga ang paraan! I'm happy for you
Bisaya/Cebuano is one of the 8 regional languages recognised in the Philippines (Pampango is one of the 8 as well). Kapampangan ranks in the 7th place based on the number of native speakers with 2M plus (native speakers in number) while Cebuano is 22M+. Cebuano and Tagalog are the most common native languages spoken in the Philippines.
Hiligaynon or inilonggo or Binisaya 9.1 millions pangalawa sa Visayas region most widely spoken.
HISTORICALLY SPEAKING AKLAN ANG OLDEST PROVINCE KAYA HINDI PO DIALECT ANG LANGUAGE NAMEN. SUBLANGUAGE ANG DIALECT. HONEST MISTAKE NAMAN KAYA OKS LANG .
luh... ganda ng mga host! galing ng kaalaman mo bro! more blessings to you!
Mabuhay ka Aljohn! galing!🎉
Aljohn is brilliant! Now ko lang naaman yong rowed na "Poluglot" Nice show Pia!
Wow! That's incredible! Gusto ko yung sinabi mo na you just want to test ang capacity mo to learn a language.
Wow! You truly have a remarkable brain Aljohn!! Absorbing these languages in a span of 2 years is incredible!
Thank you! 😃
Proud na Proud ako sayo pre. Sana marami din Pilipino na matao na kagaya mga magagaling magsalita and can speak multiple languages Fluently.
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
He's amazing!!! Gifted man
Idol...pangarap ko din po matuto at makasalita ng different language...so proud of you...from Antique po.
Nakita ko lng etont video mo randomly on my feed. You’re so inspiring, Aljohn. Keep it up!
Btw, once you start learning chinese, it will be easier to learn japanese then korean. Especially the chinese written language. Mother language ng japanese and korean ang chinese.
Amazing! Mas humanga ako dahil humble siya..
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Damn. And here I am struggling with my Swedish 2. Galing, Aljohn.
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
I am a fan, ang galing talaga pre!
thank you po!
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
The distinction between a dialect and a language is often subjective and can be influenced by sociopolitical factors. Generally, a language is a broader system of communication with its own grammar and vocabulary, while a dialect refers to a variety of a language spoken in a particular region or by a specific group. Sometimes, the difference is more political than linguistic, and what is considered a dialect in one context might be seen as a separate language in another.
Correct Mr. Abduljakul Salsalani😊
True. After all a language is a dialect with an army and a navy 😉
I'd say exploring the other languages that is used as a base like Indian and Arabic would go well as Tagalog already use those 2 much like how it is so much simpler to learn English and Spanish as a Filipino speaker as those 2 are the 2 parts of 3 of Filipino. Now, I'm not quite sure about modern Indian but I can attest with modern Arabic that there are still some words that are applicable to Tagalog. But I can definitely hear that the South East still use an Indian accent.
Nakakainspire gusto ko tuloy matuto ng korean kakanood ko ng kdrama mejo may alam nko ng mandarin at japanese nung bata ako dhl sa libro ng ate ko pinapabasa nya saken nung grade 2 ako hnd lng naexercise kc wla akong makausap gnun
Padruga is a lady friend. staying here in Uzbekistan and Russian is their second language.
I enjoyed it. Tawa ako ng tawa. Brilliant aljohn!
Hi Aljohn, I have a language challenge for you because you love challenges. Learn Hungarian. It is said to be one of the languages that is the hardest for English speakers to learn. Would love to see you one day speaking Hungarian on one of your videos. :)
thank you very much! right now Hungarian is not on my list but let's see
@@aljohnpolyglothi sir paano po more than 4 years nko ngaaral german dpa rin ako mgling mkpagsalita ng ayos😢
@@aljohnpolyglottipps po german inaaral ko
@@analindamendoza2382 Immerse yourself. Mas better if makahanap po kayo ng language partner para makapractice kayo sa speaking skill nyo. Pwede ring irecord mo sarili mo while trying to speak then listen to it, you'll appreciate your improvement overtime.
@@BisayangPanda exactly! ito ren ang sasabihin ko. Salamat sa pagsagot!
Audio / visual ang learning strategy na unang ginamit ni sir, tapos sinabayan ng lexicon. Saludo
I just realized that he is better than Mayor Alice Guo. Despite spending two years learning, he acquired a total of 9 languages, unlike her, who has spent many years living on a farm in Tarlac and interacting with many people, but has never learned or remembered anything in life. Just saying my opinion ✌️
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Caraco, o portugues brazuca da moça e do cara é perfeito
Hi Boss Aljon! So happy to came across your channel! Have you ever considered shifting to AB foreign service or other foreign related course? I think it will suit you hehe. Keep on inspiring!
I haven't yet. I don't want to transfer right now since it will complicate things. I prefer to finish my course
@@aljohnpolyglotbaka mag offer ng job sayo na maging ambassador or diplomat Lodi, dahil sa dami ng language na alam mo po? 🤔😊👍🏻✌🏻👌🏻🇪🇺
Genius ka, Aljohn! Maurag. Bakong suba ang mag-adal ning language, lalo na duwang taon lang, tapos siyam pa. Uragon!
eu maurag ...maurag ang sentido ....henyo...trying hard sa espanyol dai pa ma perfect nanggad😂😂😂😂
You guys are hilarious! It's actually even funnier when 3 beautiful ladies are involved and doing it naturally LOL! Aljohn you amazed me. 9 languages in 2 years and the discipline you mastered, impressive!
gusto ko pa naman sana mag learn russian at mag travel sa STANs. Kaso parang ang hirap. Italian or Portuguese na lang siguro
So smart😊Godbless you
Languages are broader, and dialects are smaller and more specific, and often regional. Languages are thought of as more formal and clearly defined, whereas dialects can be looser and more fluid in use. Oftentimes, languages are adopted as “official” by countries and states, but dialects rarely are
Wow...ang galing❤❤❤
This guy is has an exceptional talent which is vey unique and exceptional.Good job!
Dapat kasi may interes ka talaga matuto. And I've felt that in you. Naku! Hindi ka talaga malilibak dahil naiiiintindihan mo ang mga sinasabi nila. Pag nag-travel ka sa buong mundo balang araw para mag-vlog, hindi ka talaga mahihirapan when talking to Foreigners. Ingat ka na lang sa Kultura nila para hindi ka maka-offend. Magiging edge mo ito sa tatahakin mong Career balang araw. Makakapag-asawa ka pa ng Foreigner of your choice without any difficulty in speaking to her. 💖👍🌷
Pintar ini orang filipina hanya dalam 2 rahun mampu menguasai 9 bahsa asing 😮
Orang seperti dia ini langka kecerdasaan di atas rata2 ,tidak semua orang bisa seperti dia.
@@identitycrisisplus60 iya bener banget mungkin 1berbanding sejuta yang kayak dia
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Grave galing at talino
Wow 2 years! Galing po
Parang si Bella Devyatkina, 12 yrs. old na siya ngayon, nakakapagsalita din siya ng 9 languages..pero nung 4 yrs. old siya, limang language lang alam niya, hanggang sa nadagdagan habang lumalaki siya..nakakahanga mga polyglot
Mayroon ngang batang filipino napanood ko 18 languages ang salita natuto lang daw sa internet ang galing niya..
Brazilian Portuguese po iyong kay Miss D....slight difference lang naman with European Portuguese.....nakakahanga naman si sir Aljohn.....
Aljohn keren banget mantap
makasih!
woiiii ang galing mo.. gusto ko din maging polyglot
hebat ini orang😂 bisa bahasa loh dia😂😂 salam dari indo bro... sini main ke jakarta 😅😅
terima kasih!!
You're like my boss/ friend, Nina Senicar ( model, actress, producer)...she speaks 9 languages though she is from Servia.....congrats Aljohn🤗😊
he is actually genius. . .
true
I really want to learn Farsi. It's not common, but it's a lovely language. A Persian/Iranian language. ❤
Iba talaga kapag babae ang motivation 😆
Kudos to you, ang galing.
I would love to hear you speak mandarin po next time looking forward to it ❤
Bisaya is also a language. How you will define it is that, dialect is the manner of how you speak language. Like Tagalog for example, it is the language for the most part of Luzon but there are different dialects like Batangueno and Caviteno, they their way of speaking Tagalog. That is dialect. Bisaya has different languages as well, Davao and Cebu has different manner of speaking the language of Bisaya. That is what dialect is.
All this time I thought Bisaya is a dialect not a language. Thank you for the information 🥰🙏
True Yung pronunciation/ intonation is very important kase mag iba Ang meaning tulad ng Turkish Language po
Bisaya is a language same as Tagalog and Ilocano . In fact we have 180 languages here in the Philippines. We should be proud we are a MULTILINGUAL society. The Hosts should know that!
Perfect
Super talino yan kaya madali lang para sa kanya, interested din sya sa ginagawa nya. Sana pati mandarin na most used lamguage ay alamin din nya.
Si Dr. Jose Rizal nga 26 languages Wala pang google internet Nung panahon nya, walang kuryente, walang eroplano, walang computer cellphone
Tas sya Rin ay scientist, doctor, machine inventor, engineer land surveyor, architect, opthalmologist, ethnologist, anthropologist, polymath, polyglot, sculptor, magaling mag drawing, painter, economist, novelist, political adviser, poet, linguist, art man, historian, bible man, agriculture farmer, philosopher, tuberculosis expert, physician, etc.
All around scientist Si Rizal Daming propesyon
Correction bisaya is a language and not just a dialect VISAYAS AND MINDANAO ARE BISAYA 60% PINOY ARE BISAYA
Way ng pagsasalita lang yung dialect, di porket matagal na yung salita language na yun tapos pag mas bago dialect 🥴 someone correct her haha
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Sabi nga ng anak kong nagtatrabaho sa Indonesia. Marami silang salita na pareho sa Capampañgan.
i found it very clattering conversation interview..
but very impressive talent for being polyglot.
Aksen orang Filipina sangat bagus untuk hampir semua bahasa didunia...mereka memiliki karakter dan pita suara yang bagus, sangat menakjubkan 👍🏼❤
Languages Have a Country, While Dialects Are Regional
But it's always pointed out that languages are national, while dialects are said to be regional and are often spoken by a fewer number of people. Each country has at least one official language that's used in official documents and government activities.