So, this game has: -low quality audio -goofy conversations -gunshots at the end of recordings -music instead of languages -silence instead of languages -screaming instead of languages -"MMMMMMMMMMMMMM" -mislabelled languages It's like a combination of Language Squad and Geoguessr but on drugs.
That actually was a gunshot at the end of the Swedish one, most likely. It's an old fella, with a real lazy, heavy accent. It's hard even for Swedes to understand.
He was speaking Värmland accent. I felt like it was a sports interview? He's slurring the words, and the audio is really bad. I don't blame anyone for not pinning it as Swedish, I barely did.
They have a lot of work to do on this game but it is a good idea. Just have to: -Get better audio recordings -Longer recordings -Recordings with actual speaking (no silence or just music) -Label which countries speak the languages (Urdu is spoken in Indian, not just Pakistan) -Less Murder -Label all the languages properly And then the game will start to be playable!
@@notwithouttext yeah it doesn’t make sense for you to get it solely based on geography considering if you have English you can choose at least 1 country per continent. Close languages like slavic, Nordic, or Indian languages should give more than choosing a country with a completely different language
Audio of these tests are like audio recordings in English class. Even if you are top of the class, you still won't understand what the hell they are speaking there.
@@niewiemcomamtuwpisacxd This game is very bad, but the Polish part was kind of recognizable. I've been learning Polish for only a few years, but I think I heard words "też" "dzisiaj" and "usunąć", or something like that. Edit: I think the dude is saying "też będzię chciał" not "dzisiaj" as I first thought. )
@@allesindwillkommen He said "Oklejenie szyb też będzie trzeba usunąć." Where do you here "dzisiaj"? Still props. You understood quite a lot for someone who isn't a native speaker.
Mongolia’s population density: 2 people per square kilometer. Mongolia’s language density: 2 alphabets in a conversation. Who will you speak to when the next person is a few kilometers away? Makes sense.
0:59 I hear "Om du håller där, så kör du, så ser vi vad som händer. Kanske skjuter du ut i laseringen av taket iallafall. Håll i er. *PANG* " It's about some guys at a firing range when someone says "If you hold there and try, then we'll see what happens. Maybe you'll at least hit the paint in the ceiling. Brace yourselves. *BANG* "
4:14 was so surprised when I heard my native language, dude guessed pretty solid at that one, our language in fact sounds similar to Turkish, but we have a lot of borrowed words from Russian. Also don’t know why the game said it is spoken in Poland and Romania, when majority of Tatars lives in Russia
@@mermermerkthere is a small minority of Lipka Tatars in Poland, but there's like 2000 of them and they have stopped speaking Tatar a long time ago. This game is just drunk.
8:00 Pro tip for if you get a music one if you ever play this again, the instrument being played in the background was a sitar, which are native to India. No clue how you were supposed to know he was speaking Sanskrit tho lmao
As an Indonesian who is also from the Sundanese tribe, I only half-understood about 1 word in that sentence. I also thought it sounded like Filipino, so I dont blame you lol.
When I was learning ASL, a student unintentionally did the sign for blowjob when she intended the sign for drink, which made the teacher facepalm with a long pause due to trauma.
As a Japanese I thought it was Korean too until the correct answer got revealed. I listened to it again. I don't know what prefecture that accent is from but it's so thick I can only partially understand
@@interneda98 I may have lied, since the accent isn't that thick. This is what a REALLY thick accent sounds like: ruclips.net/video/bmKOW46LaGo/видео.html Two old ladies from rural Aomori chatting in the Tsugaru accent with one of the thickest accents in Japan
8:06 I guess you have never heard mantras. Or Indian music... From the pinch of a second I knew it is Sanskrit. So yeah, I am the guy that says: "THAT'S SANSKRIT!!!"
5:06 That's actually Romanian. I got that audio too when I played the game. I knew it was Romanian because of the way it sounded and because I heard some words similar to my native language Mozambican. So I said Romanian and I got it right. Good to know that they've already fixed the mistake.
When you guessed Italy, that was Romanian. This game is definitely on drugs. Edit: Stop confirming that it's Romanian, I am from Romania, I know it is Romanian. Edit 2: Actually nevermind that might be Sugondese, keep confirming if it's Romanian.
3:24 „oklejenie szyb … też trzeba będzie usunąć” can be translated to 'glass wrapping will have to be removed'. But don’t worry, as a Polish native speaker I got what the speaker said after the third attempt 😂
@@Untoldanimations I mean, cza and trza in quick colloquial speech are generally pronounced the same, unless you are being very careful. After all, the IPA of cza is /ˈt͡ʂa/ and trza is /ˈtʂa/. The only difference is in cza the t and sz sounds are combined.
It has to be joke I think. Just as Portuguese is obviously spoken in Mozambique right. He was moving the map to Portugal and changed his mind to another country which also speaks Portuguese.
I listened to the Swedish one again, it doesn’t sound at all like Swedish, I only hear sounds / mumbling, and the audio is simply dreadful - I am intermediate level in Swedish, so I know a lot of words, and that’s not proper Swedish, in fact, it might be a mislabeled language, because the intonation doesn’t even sound like any of the Nordic or Germanic languages, maybe it’s some Arabic or Turkic language that was mislabeled...
@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038Idk it sounded Swedish to me it definitely isn't anything remotely similar to turkish or even Arabic which aren't even languages that sound similar anyway.
Different intonations could make different languages sound similar, if one only listens to sounds, so it doesn’t mean it couldn’t be one of those - one cannot even hear the actual words or where a word starts and where the word ends, only just hears sounds in recordings like these, so it’s impossible to even tell what language it really is, could be any language...
@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038 As a Swede, I can confirm that it actually is Swedish, it's kinda hard to hear but he says something along the lines of (something) "skjuter ut hela" (something) "genom taket, håll i er (bang)", I can't quite tell what the (something) parts are because of the audio quality and he does have a bit of an accent which might be why the intonation sounds a bit different
Well, now I only heard something like, yenuh hå, but I couldn’t hear the other words, very bæd audio quality and pøõr enunciation! Also, the word Rosis cannot be in a yt name or name - flower terms or terms that are too close to a flower term (roses etc) cannot be in yt names or names, and must be changed!
7:45 I am Vietnamese , the dude recording that was either an extreme introvert or his throat was fking burning , no way someone speaking Vietnamese can sound that weird to a native Vietnamese Or he's just from central Vietnam , that makes sense
Nobody's talking abt how bro thought THAT was dutch SO confidently and EVEN SAID THAT THAT'S ONLY SPOKEN IN BELGIUM??? 😭🙏🙏🙏 Having lived in the Nederlands for almost 3 years, THAT IS CRAZY.😭😭😭😭 Huge respect for bro tho for knowing all of these languages🔥🔥🔥
I think this game samples from countries indiscriminately; I got one that was clearly English but the correct answer was Czech. It was a girl talking about anthems, so I assume she just knew English and the game treats it as Czech. The first time I got Ukrainian, I guessed correctly; but the next sample was 99% Russian but the correct answer was Ukrainian again. Given the former example, the game may have sampled spoken Russian in Ukraine and then treats Ukrainian as the only correct answer.
1:00 As a swed I did not get it first, but when I listened again I could hear it. He basically said: “Let’s go and see what’s going to happen.” The quality of the audio afterwards is very bad, but it’s something about a roof and it blowing up.
I've just played the game and discovered a bug that kinda ruins the whole thing. Sometimes it will play you the audio clip, but when you make a guess it's completely because it claims to have shown you a different clip. You can play back the clip when it shows you the correct answer, and twice I've had very easy answers that weren't the original audio. I got one that was Baguette (I speak some Baguette and I was repeating the sentence as it was being spoken to me), but it claimed to be Catalan and I played it back to reveal a completely different audio clip. A similar thing happened with Japanese and some African language (but I don't speak Japanese it was just very obvious).
at 3:13 the guy says: "oklejenie szyb, też trzeba będzie usunąć" which basically means something like "the window covering will also need to be removed" so that was not a gunshot it was probably a glass being destroyed or smth like that
I only speak English, but living in New Zealand I instantly realized it was a Maori haka. Crazy since it's the only thing I recognized in the whole video lmao
Yeah ur right monolinguals really think about the purity of the Lang otherwise I also mix Urdu words in my day-to-day conversation and every Indian who knows Hindi does that in most conversations it's really difficult to differentiate. And some things just can't be replaced by words because even the basic structure of the sentence is same! I have also noticed that Marathi and Bengali mixes some Urdu and Persian words by removing and adding some sounds to the word and then they use it so we can say that Indo-aryan languages really are influenced by foreign languages especially Urdu, Persian, Turkish, Arabic and we mix English like everywhere that's more common and it's not only a indo Aryan thing then whole India even the Dravidian languages use English words for completing a sentence. So yeah we boost the English language.
So, this game has:
-low quality audio
-goofy conversations
-gunshots at the end of recordings
-music instead of languages
-silence instead of languages
-screaming instead of languages
-"MMMMMMMMMMMMMM"
-mislabelled languages
It's like a combination of Language Squad and Geoguessr but on drugs.
Synthesis: perfection
Another thing it has is not labeling countries correctly (for example not counting India for Urdu). Edit: another example is missing Russia from Tatar
"Tatar is spoken in Poland and Romania" wtf
also people saying the name of the language in the recording
is tatar actually spoken in poland? im literally from poland and i nver heard that in my life
Every language audio: Either a stroke, someone dying or music
German: *Perfectly comprehensible text from a news station without any dialect*
Surprised it wasn't a dialect from some random village. Or Sundanese.
“Dutch is only spoken in Beligum”
The Netherlands: 💀
2:30 the fact that he didn't recognize the Mongolian dialect of Ancient Albanian Sign Language saddens me
yeah man I guess people change...
Fr
Same. His skill is decreasing. 😔
He disappointed us
It's really similar to the Guatemalan dialect too
A wise Mongolian once said
“ “
and this quote changed my life
So inspiring!
Enjoy the silence
I've also heard " "
@@cycrothelargeplanet ye, that also hit hard 😞
The Bulgarian one just blew me away it's the corrupt and memed prime minister in one of his many hilarious interviews
Yep, Tatar “is spoken in Poland and Romania”
We just ignore Tatarstan republic in the Russian Federation where it is the official language
I thought about it too, Turkey and Russia should be included as well
Yes, let's ignore the republic that is literally named after the language it speaks
@@Deerly_delightful9 its not the counrty, its republic
One өчпочмак to this gentleman here
@blenderelite2913 oh sorry, thank you I'll correct the comment
When you speak Swedish:💣
when you speak Sindhi:🎵
Typical Mongolian speaker:
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That actually was a gunshot at the end of the Swedish one, most likely. It's an old fella, with a real lazy, heavy accent. It's hard even for Swedes to understand.
He was speaking Värmland accent. I felt like it was a sports interview? He's slurring the words, and the audio is really bad.
I don't blame anyone for not pinning it as Swedish, I barely did.
They have a lot of work to do on this game but it is a good idea. Just have to:
-Get better audio recordings
-Longer recordings
-Recordings with actual speaking (no silence or just music)
-Label which countries speak the languages (Urdu is spoken in Indian, not just Pakistan)
-Less Murder
-Label all the languages properly
And then the game will start to be playable!
Yep
also, give partial points for related languages
(e.g. hindi-urdu 90%, dutch-afrikaans 60%, turkish-turkmen 20% or something)
@@notwithouttext yeah it doesn’t make sense for you to get it solely based on geography considering if you have English you can choose at least 1 country per continent. Close languages like slavic, Nordic, or Indian languages should give more than choosing a country with a completely different language
@@ReplayValueMusic yeah
i think it would be cool if you had to guess what exact country the speaker is from like you hear british english you have to choose the UK not the US
So Romanian was mislabeled as Sundanese. Top tier game
Ok I'm glad I wasn't just hallucinating all of that romance vocabulary I thought I was dying
@@Doormin Yeah! I could clearly hear the word "Intellectual"
i was gonna say i used to live where they spoke sundanese in indonesia and when romanian was labeled as that i was like… no??
So that's why.... It doesn't sound Sundanese at all
Oh god I don't really know Romanian (10 words at most) but I couldn't believe it wasn't Romanian
I was literally LAUGHING OUT LOUD. This is WAY too hilarious
The fact that you have to type all of that instead of 'LOL" makes me feel sad and old. Sold.
Audio of these tests are like audio recordings in English class. Even if you are top of the class, you still won't understand what the hell they are speaking there.
ikr im polish and speak polish fluently.. and i thought it was like an asian language
@@niewiemcomamtuwpisacxd This game is very bad, but the Polish part was kind of recognizable. I've been learning Polish for only a few years, but I think I heard words "też" "dzisiaj" and "usunąć", or something like that.
Edit: I think the dude is saying "też będzię chciał" not "dzisiaj" as I first thought. )
@@niewiemcomamtuwpisacxd Nie no chyba sobie żartujesz. Od razu rozpoznałem ze to Polski.
@@allesindwillkommen He said "Oklejenie szyb też będzie trzeba usunąć." Where do you here "dzisiaj"? Still props. You understood quite a lot for someone who isn't a native speaker.
@@allesindwillkommen for me it was quite unclear but when i listened the second time i heard 'usunąć' which means to delete
Using the Austrian Flag instead of the German Flag was just sooo unexpected for me as a German
It just Shows that Austria should be a Part of Germany (again).
This guy uses Vatican flag for Italian
first time?
Sounds like a painter move to me
Your the same race both Germanic so why not, it’s like comparing Poland and Slovakia
This is the single funniest video I’ve seen all year
The Swedish recording is of a man who is old enough to have developed his own dialect.
Yeah, I'm swedish, couldn't understand a fucking word he was saying.
/.../ så kör vi, ser vad som händer. Kanske skjuter du ut hela /.../ och taket /.../
He is definitely from the Gothenburg area.
@@ketchup901 "håll i er" BANG
Ikr, the ups and downs of his speech sounded swedish but the words made no sense lmao
God I’ve been learning Swedish for years and yes y’all do slur your sentences like that old curmudgeon from the audio snippet does
Mongolia’s population density: 2 people per square kilometer.
Mongolia’s language density: 2 alphabets in a conversation.
Who will you speak to when the next person is a few kilometers away? Makes sense.
I worked as a diplomat so i know know a lot of languages
well, half of them live in just one city
Cryllic and Native
3 alphabets are used actually😂
"that is obviously dutch which is only spoken in belgium"
oh boy
The Mongolian was not that there was nobody speaking, its because they shot the person BEFORE as in the others they did after
underrated comment.
almost had me choking 😂
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Are u ACTUALLY A Language Simp?
I'm speaking mongolian
5:23 As someone who has a Sundanese wife I can confirm that's the Romanian variant of Sundanese
yeah as an indonesian i agree about that, that doesn't sound like Sundanese
Agree, its like brazilian
5:27 WAS ROMANIAN
BRO I GOT SO CONFUSED WHEN I SAW SUNDANESE
Yeah wtf
I thought it was Russian because I heard Priviet
2:44 Mongolion is so expressive, love the inflections and the way of speaking, so beautiful
. (This means omg fr in Mongolian. I can speak Mongolian. It is really easy to learn*
I know how to type in mongolian:
See?
Some of the audio here are barebones incomprehensible, even natives would struggle identifying them.
Beautiful game.
1:52 "where is that music spoken" lol
Native polish here. 3:22 "Oklejanie szyb, będzie trzeba usunąć" in english that is "gluing windows,
will have to remove"
The fuck?
Thé fuck
@@Trinity-sb5xp i can confirm
@@Trinity-sb5xppolish is a lot of consonant clusters
…Też będzie trzeba usunąć
“Dutch is only spoken in Belgium.”
Entire Kingdom of the Netherlands: “Are we a joke?”
As a Belgian, yes you are
You can't have a country and a language have the same name except for one s and then say the language isn't spoken in that country
@@PJM257??
@@user-rw2bk6ig3j The Netherlands in Dutch = Nederland
Dutch in Dutch = Nederlands
@@greentomic5359 I am not from the Netherlands, homie.
This is exactly how listening audios are on exams
5:24 is Romanian, you're being trolled bro
Thank you, it is definitely not Sundanese, not even close lol
E romana clar, aparent noi vorbim indoneziana dinaia=)))
I speak some Spanish and I definitely heard some Latin words in there
7:04 This is the part where I was %100 convinced that these sounds are from LiveLeak
the gunshots in other sounds didint convince you lol
@jayrdolono5087 you can find su1c1de videos on yt if wanted ascwell so it doesnt narrow it down too much
its nz they chant all the time you ever seen their games
@@dpdfpdffgp no I don't even watch my own country's matches lol
0:59 I hear "Om du håller där, så kör du, så ser vi vad som händer. Kanske skjuter du ut i laseringen av taket iallafall. Håll i er. *PANG* "
It's about some guys at a firing range when someone says "If you hold there and try, then we'll see what happens. Maybe you'll at least hit the paint in the ceiling. Brace yourselves. *BANG* "
4:14 was so surprised when I heard my native language, dude guessed pretty solid at that one, our language in fact sounds similar to Turkish, but we have a lot of borrowed words from Russian. Also don’t know why the game said it is spoken in Poland and Romania, when majority of Tatars lives in Russia
ikr, Tatarstan is literally in Russia, why Poland and Romania-
Сәлам, милләттәш!
@@mermermerk they do live in Romania, Poland and up to my knowledge Finland too. Not to mention Turkey.
I played the game before watching the video and I was about to guess Turkish until I heard вокзал then i got confused and picked Kazakh 😅
@@mermermerkthere is a small minority of Lipka Tatars in Poland, but there's like 2000 of them and they have stopped speaking Tatar a long time ago. This game is just drunk.
My favourite parts is:
Gunshots at the end
7:55 🎶MMMMMMMMM🎶 🎵DRAMMMMMM🎵
Screaming parts
Also Music parts
Mmmmmm sound matches with praying.
7:55 Throat Singing In Sanskrit The 2nd Most Oldest Language In/On The World.
Don't forget 2:35
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The "gunshot" is just someone tapping the mic as they end the recording. Chill 😂
8:00
Pro tip for if you get a music one if you ever play this again, the instrument being played in the background was a sitar, which are native to India. No clue how you were supposed to know he was speaking Sanskrit tho lmao
Tbh it just sounded like Indian music imo
the audio started like : ohmmmmmmm, which is a sanskrit/hindi sound
@@prateek1.9 exactly you hear a long ohm and it's sanskrit lol
sitar are also native to Pakistan and Afghanistan, I think the "OMMM" should've given it away as yoga or something
As an Indonesian who is also from the Sundanese tribe, I only half-understood about 1 word in that sentence. I also thought it sounded like Filipino, so I dont blame you lol.
Leungit
yang parah yang kedua orang bilang romania tapi malah jadi sunda anying mana ada sunda begitu wkwkwk
If you mean 5:06 it was clearly Romanian, I suspected that myself and found that in the comments
5:20 blew memaway. There’s no way it’s Sundanese lol
@@vladd896 He means 0:36
The swedish one was unfair af but he basically said "We'll shoot out this TV out of the window" idk why tf that audio was chosen for swedish
2:25 I can hear every single word so clearly. This is definitely ASL.🎵
When I was learning ASL, a student unintentionally did the sign for blowjob when she intended the sign for drink, which made the teacher facepalm with a long pause due to trauma.
As a Japanese I thought it was Korean too until the correct answer got revealed. I listened to it again. I don't know what prefecture that accent is from but it's so thick I can only partially understand
Fr
I think the first word might've been こいつ, not sure though
As a Korean, I did a double take when language simp said it sounded like either Korean or Japanese, because it didn't sound like either to me.
Thanks for this, I was getting worried that I’ve been studying Japanese for 2 years and can’t even recognise it!!
@@interneda98 I may have lied, since the accent isn't that thick. This is what a REALLY thick accent sounds like: ruclips.net/video/bmKOW46LaGo/видео.html
Two old ladies from rural Aomori chatting in the Tsugaru accent with one of the thickest accents in Japan
i feel like these clips are pulled and identified by a machine and not checked by a human at all...
either i haven't heard enough bulgarian or 6:55 did not sound like bulgarian
As a Japanese learner, I can confirm the Japanese guy in the audio has developed its own dialect.
I was gonna say, cause I barely know conversational level Japanese but it definitely sounded more like Korean to me
I know enough Japanese to hold basic conversations but I genuinely thought that was Korean…
I also thought that it was Korean and I’m currently learning Japanese.
Yes I'm like B1-B2 in japanese and I don't think that's japanese, maybe it's Ainu or Okinawan language...
As an Advanced learner of Japanese, I can say he sounded like he mixed Mandarin with Onyomi Kanji
8:06 I guess you have never heard mantras. Or Indian music... From the pinch of a second I knew it is Sanskrit. So yeah, I am the guy that says: "THAT'S SANSKRIT!!!"
SAME. I listen to sanksrit chants often
how is anyone supposed to guess from music tho
3:25 I can confirm it is Polish ! It’s just really quiet and you have to turn up your volume a lot in order to hear it
6:30 “Njihovi životi će se mijenjati, i” actually means “their lives will change, and”
5:06 That's Romanian not some Indonesian language
That's what I thought too despite not knowing Romanian
This game is on Metamfetamină
Yeah that is very clearly Romanian, I guess they just messed up the categorization of audio clips
Yea Im indonesian I heard that and didnt understand a thing, this thing is rigged
Yeah that game is low quality
3:49 he screamed we don't cuss! Cusses! 😅😂
Its hitler leading his army
Polish & Swedish people trying to have a conversation without exploding:
As a (half) polish person, 💥
As a (half) Swedish person 💥
they probably shattered that glass which they wanted to remove wrapping from
5:06 That's actually Romanian. I got that audio too when I played the game. I knew it was Romanian because of the way it sounded and because I heard some words similar to my native language Mozambican. So I said Romanian and I got it right. Good to know that they've already fixed the mistake.
fr bro, im indonesian and when i hear that i feel like fcked up, bro i never heard sundanese is sounds like that wtf💀
As a Romanian I confirm
Bruh putting Israel in the thumbnail is such a cheap shot for clicks 💀
Bruh the video is from a year ago before all of the seventh in october, how is that a cheap shot for clicks
And this he used israel in the thumbnail is for his own reassons, this he showed israel in the thumbnail dosent mean it will be in the video
@@gomlagames lol usually it clearly does mean so
@@mishabortman9444 so in most of the geo guesser/languagegusser videos that i saw, its not like that
"קולות עבריים כועסים"
When you guessed Italy, that was Romanian. This game is definitely on drugs.
Edit: Stop confirming that it's Romanian, I am from Romania, I know it is Romanian.
Edit 2: Actually nevermind that might be Sugondese, keep confirming if it's Romanian.
Im a Romanian and i can confirm
I'm a Hungarian from Romania, I can also confirm it was Romanian.
I'm south american but can confirm from the comment that is romanian
I was born in Romania and my name is Romanian. I still speak Romanian and I can confirm that it was Romanian.
I think this game is meant to be a joke 😂
3:24 „oklejenie szyb … też trzeba będzie usunąć” can be translated to 'glass wrapping will have to be removed'. But don’t worry, as a Polish native speaker I got what the speaker said after the third attempt 😂
I hear też będzie chciał usunąć. im not polish though
@@Untoldanimations też będzie trza* usunąć. *"trza" is a colloquial pronunciation of trzeba
@@mikitymike thanks. That's still really wild to me because if anything I hear Cza and not Trza
@@Untoldanimations I mean, cza and trza in quick colloquial speech are generally pronounced the same, unless you are being very careful. After all, the IPA of cza is /ˈt͡ʂa/ and trza is /ˈtʂa/. The only difference is in cza the t and sz sounds are combined.
@@mikitymike Sure, good to know. Usually I can hear the differerence between '3' and 'czy' so I assumed poles were always careful with cz / trz
Great concept for a game, abismal execution
there are mistakes...
As a Swede, I could not hear that that was Swedish. It sounded Norwegian to me.
han säger något om "taket i alla fall" i slutet
Nänä, det är Norrlänska
@@mollof7893 i don't think it's norrlanska, the intonation just doesnt sound northern enough to me
@@bogiesmigforl1 for me it sounded like högobospgörpg slgkoepföfowöäfåd,,skfpeädpfkkfkd
@@mollof7893 fuck norrlänningarna ändå.
1:43 man speaks percussion
7:05 instantly knew it was Māori. Proud Kiwi and will always be.
Edit: YESSSSSSS WERE RECOGNISED FINALLYYYYYYY
I think the mongolian one was a message about how no one actually lives in Mongolia, thus the language is just avoid of any sounds...
guess i don't exist then.
@@steppe_dweller_locky no rip for you cuz you don't exist
ill speak mongolian here
" "
You should definitely do this for a straight hour, it would be incredibly frustrating for you and unbelievably entertaining for everyone else
Naw. It would be credible
'thats obviously dutch'
'its only spoken in belgium'
'whats the difference dutch belgian'
what the fu-
"That is obviously Dutch, which from my knowledge is only spoken in Belgium"
Me as a Dutchie: 7:05
It also absolutely did not register as dutch to me as a dutchy. I have spoken with south african people, and it also didnt remind me of that lol.
I didn’t quite register it as Dutch, but I had to take a minute when he said it was “only spoken in Belgium”
I didn’t get the Dutch probably cause it South African, but even as a Dane I knew that the Dutch spoke Dutch😂
@@waveboard111It is quite proper afrikaans from a news program.
But Belgium is netherlands
Lank lewe Vlaandere ❤️❤️🎉
It has to be joke I think.
Just as Portuguese is obviously spoken in Mozambique right.
He was moving the map to Portugal and changed his mind to another country which also speaks Portuguese.
Even me as a Swedish person had a really hard time understanding that Uzbekistanian phrase.
I listened to the Swedish one again, it doesn’t sound at all like Swedish, I only hear sounds / mumbling, and the audio is simply dreadful - I am intermediate level in Swedish, so I know a lot of words, and that’s not proper Swedish, in fact, it might be a mislabeled language, because the intonation doesn’t even sound like any of the Nordic or Germanic languages, maybe it’s some Arabic or Turkic language that was mislabeled...
@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038Idk it sounded Swedish to me it definitely isn't anything remotely similar to turkish or even Arabic which aren't even languages that sound similar anyway.
Different intonations could make different languages sound similar, if one only listens to sounds, so it doesn’t mean it couldn’t be one of those - one cannot even hear the actual words or where a word starts and where the word ends, only just hears sounds in recordings like these, so it’s impossible to even tell what language it really is, could be any language...
@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038 As a Swede, I can confirm that it actually is Swedish, it's kinda hard to hear but he says something along the lines of (something) "skjuter ut hela" (something) "genom taket, håll i er (bang)", I can't quite tell what the (something) parts are because of the audio quality and he does have a bit of an accent which might be why the intonation sounds a bit different
Well, now I only heard something like, yenuh hå, but I couldn’t hear the other words, very bæd audio quality and pøõr enunciation! Also, the word Rosis cannot be in a yt name or name - flower terms or terms that are too close to a flower term (roses etc) cannot be in yt names or names, and must be changed!
Another banger from our hyperpolychad gigaglot
5:30 That was Romanian, not Sundanese, wtf.
Me as a luxembourgish feel very proud to have made it into this video! Well kind of…
5:07 suddenly hears my native language. Me: "...It's latin Russian!"
Cam așa băiatu, cam așa
It sounded very Portuguese in this recording, though.
@@maxkho00 no
@@craftah Yes.
@@maxkho00 no
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I am Vietnamese , the dude recording that was either an extreme introvert or his throat was fking burning , no way someone speaking Vietnamese can sound that weird to a native Vietnamese
Or he's just from central Vietnam , that makes sense
Nghe hình như "Cái này nó còn phát ra tia gì đây này, đấy tia cực tím này"
@@thiennam4307 tôi nghe được "củ cà tím này" lmao
8:15 that's what you get for saying Dutch is only spoken in our southern province Belgium. As a Dutch, i already knew it was Afrikaans😂
These are audio clips recorded by Duo when he finds people who haven't been doing their LuoDingo
4:57 This one i guessed right because Turkmen is Turkish with a lisp.
Nobody's talking abt how bro thought THAT was dutch SO confidently and EVEN SAID THAT THAT'S ONLY SPOKEN IN BELGIUM??? 😭🙏🙏🙏
Having lived in the Nederlands for almost 3 years, THAT IS CRAZY.😭😭😭😭
Huge respect for bro tho for knowing all of these languages🔥🔥🔥
I think this game samples from countries indiscriminately; I got one that was clearly English but the correct answer was Czech. It was a girl talking about anthems, so I assume she just knew English and the game treats it as Czech. The first time I got Ukrainian, I guessed correctly; but the next sample was 99% Russian but the correct answer was Ukrainian again. Given the former example, the game may have sampled spoken Russian in Ukraine and then treats Ukrainian as the only correct answer.
What can I say? Слава Україні!
yeah, belarusian/ukranian/russian mess up frequently in this game
@@Utelandio 🤣🤣🤣
@@Utelandioв составе России
@@יוגבמיצנגנדלר зачем сидишь в англо-саксонском юутубе и пользуешься интернетом, изобретенным западными гомолиберальным захватчиками? Смотри рутуб через чебурнет
This is such amazing content. Please do more of this game!!
"my legal name is 'legal rainbolt'." bruh!
In 3:28, it was polish, and he didnt say Language Simp, but rather Oklejenie Szyb, which means covering windows. Yeah i speak polish.
At 5:07 it's actually romanian hahhah what is sundanese doing there bruh😭😭😭
As someone who speaks 1, maybe 1.5 languages I am proud to have gotten a lot closer on many of these.
As a Ngai Tahu Maori, I'm glad I got that one correct. It sounded so much like a kapa haka event haha
English: Hello It's Alfred and I am a humming bird in Poland
Mongol: (awkward silence)
5:02 when he says 3ain made me rolling of my bed!
this is a certified *ع* classic
1:00
As a swed I did not get it first, but when I listened again I could hear it. He basically said: “Let’s go and see what’s going to happen.” The quality of the audio afterwards is very bad, but it’s something about a roof and it blowing up.
I've just played the game and discovered a bug that kinda ruins the whole thing. Sometimes it will play you the audio clip, but when you make a guess it's completely because it claims to have shown you a different clip. You can play back the clip when it shows you the correct answer, and twice I've had very easy answers that weren't the original audio. I got one that was Baguette (I speak some Baguette and I was repeating the sentence as it was being spoken to me), but it claimed to be Catalan and I played it back to reveal a completely different audio clip. A similar thing happened with Japanese and some African language (but I don't speak Japanese it was just very obvious).
3:36 They said "The cover/tape on the glass, we'll have to remove it (gunshot)"
That swedish one was rigged, the guy was literally mumbling
Same thing with the Mongolian one
0:25 As someone who is studying French and wants to study Arabic, I can confirm this is an ع ق DOMMAGE moment.
at 3:13 the guy says: "oklejenie szyb, też trzeba będzie usunąć" which basically means something like "the window covering will also need to be removed" so that was not a gunshot it was probably a glass being destroyed or smth like that
As a language obsessed Person who’s learning Greek and Russian, I can confirm this is truly a language simp moment
The one beginning at 5:07 was actually Romanian, this game was programmed by monlinguals
© 2023 Monolingual Society of Monolinguals
Exactly that doesn't sounds like sundanese at all
i thought it was portuguese
being from a historically Turkic region in Russia, that greeting had me floored with how unexpected it was to hear TWO of my native languages at once
„Portuguese, which is spoken in Mozambique“ Portugal be like: How is that the first country you thought of?
As a Pakistani, i was dying every time he got it wrong, also i knew it was Indian from 5 miles away just because it sounded like a Indian language
The game insulted Sindhi language by only playing music 😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah bro and on urdu one the man was speaking Punjabi 😂
LMFAOOO the urdu audio was so scuffed
The fact that lost it at Luxembourgish of all things is *wild*
I only speak English, but living in New Zealand I instantly realized it was a Maori haka. Crazy since it's the only thing I recognized in the whole video lmao
same lmao, but i dont only speak english
3:54 good ol’ German - 👴🏻
Getting silence or instrumental music in this is equivalent to getting put in a nameless field in the middle of nowhere in geogessr
8:58 I do remember you saying that maybe you shouldn’t be learning such a language to a person who had been trying to learn it for a decade.
This vid made me sub, I laughed when he got so angry he said “ع”
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Yeah ur right monolinguals really think about the purity of the Lang otherwise I also mix Urdu words in my day-to-day conversation and every Indian who knows Hindi does that in most conversations it's really difficult to differentiate. And some things just can't be replaced by words because even the basic structure of the sentence is same! I have also noticed that Marathi and Bengali mixes some Urdu and Persian words by removing and adding some sounds to the word and then they use it so we can say that Indo-aryan languages really are influenced by foreign languages especially Urdu, Persian, Turkish, Arabic and we mix English like everywhere that's more common and it's not only a indo Aryan thing then whole India even the Dravidian languages use English words for completing a sentence. So yeah we boost the English language.
Sundanese in the video sounded like half the world's languages.
-How many languages do you know?
-Sundanese
-Wow! So you know all languages?
3:55 'Someone is screaming. Where would someone scream?'
He must've had a mouse slip because he selected India instead of Fr*nce
As a Pole I can confirm example of polish language was good, apart from gunshot at the end.
3:14
Przykład był lepszy niż szwedzki
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Thank the British and Spanish Empires for making this game easier.
See "The British Empire Was NOT The Biggest."
I loved how you choose turkish for every turkic language but chose uzbekistan for Swedish and azarbaijan for luxembourgish.