A lot of thes language is spoken in many other countries too. Portuguese for exemplo is spoken in Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, East Timor, Guinea Bissau, Macau, Mozambique, Portugal, & São Tomé and Príncipe.
I am french. I learned english and spanish at school. I am currently learning portuguese and in the future i'll learn so many other langages. I really love that.
Superb video as always. I am a Japanese currently working on Arabic (MSA and Palestine or Levanon dialect), Turkish and so so so little Portuguese (not Brazilian one). Thanks to education and the Internet worldwide, I can study several languages through English whose studying materials are NOT written in my native one, Japanese. My English? Ha, never ask me that!! 日本より愛を込めて, BIG LOVE from Japan
I am German. I learned English as a second language and Spansih as third language at school. After finishing school I converted to Islam and that´s why I started to learn Arabic. I Love Arabic and think it is the most beautiful and greatest language in the world. Salam aus Deutschland
@@learnARABIC-s9y I had an maroccan arabic teacher. I feel like maghrebis know a little bit about every language haha. I have a lot of good muslim morccon friends alhamdulillah.
@@johannesmarkloff9699 Sehr cool. Woher aus Deutschland bist du ? Arabisch ist auch auf dem deutschen Arbeitsmarkt in den verschiedensten Bereichen äußerst gefragt. Wusstest du das selbst Goethe Arabisch gelernt hat ? Haha Viel Erfolg Habibi Yahya
Hey, Zoe. Texan here and I can confirm "Spanglish" is a real thing, especially the further south you get in the state. It almost serves as a lingua franca for those people who only speak one or the other. I can also confirm the existence of a delicious cuisine unique to Texas called "Tex-Mex," in which--you guessed it--combines Texan and Mexican dishes and flavors. ¡Gracias por tu video!
Indonesia's population is 279 million, all of whom speak Indonesian. Data from the Indonesian language development center states that Indonesian is spoken in more than 50 countries, taught in more than 428 educational institutions abroad. Indonesian is the official language of UNESCO. Indonesian is the mother tongue of around 279 million Indonesians, and is the second language of around 100 million people outside Indonesia.❤
I speak Russian, French, I started learning Portuguese recently, Arabic, Spanish, I studied Mandarin for one year in high school (but I really want to start learning it again!) and finally English is my native language. I am surprised how many languages on this list I have some sort of relationship with, but that means hopefully I can talk to more people!
@@ezequielalves522 You can just watch videos on RUclips in English to improve your English, just watch every day and after time you will understand English.
Hi Zoe, another intersting video thank you. I am a Lebanese and I was born and raised in Sierra Leone. Our official speaking language is English as you mentioned due to the British colonization 11:47 and the widely speaking native language is Creole (Pidgin). Well done Zoe
Bengali is not just rank 7th in the world but also it's one of the sweetest language in the world plus our language almost dead in the 21st February 1952 a lot of people sacrificed their lives for the language. That's why in the 21st February was declared to be International Mother Language Day by UNESCO on 17 November 1999.
Great video, love it ❤ I also speak 4 out of 10 (well, I am still learning chinese 😅) I speak Arabic my native language, English C1 and Spanish B1 and I'm learning chinese so I hope to become fluent one day! And I have an intrest in other languages like German and Japanese but well see about that 😂 Saludos desde Argelia ❤🇩🇿
@@zoe.languages What do you think about China's persecution of East Turkestan and the Uyghurs, and how long do you think this oppression will continue? As a Chinese, do you hate it? Do you feel remorse? Are you ashamed of China? I'm very curious.As a Turk I hate China!!! 😡😡😡😡😡
@@zoe.languages What do you think about China's persecution of East Turkestan and the Uyghurs, and how long do you think this oppression will continue? As a Chinese, do you hate it? Do you feel remorse? Are you ashamed of China? I'm very curious.As a Turk I hate China!!! 😡😡😡😡😡
I speak English, Hindi and Burmese and according to this program, Urdu is linked to Hindi so it means, I speak 4 languages? I speak some Get by French! I also noticed when I watched Turkish dramas that they used certain Hindi words. I taught myself some Korean and tried Chinese but it is very hard but I still have 10 words under my belt. Yes, languages are so interesting and I wish parents should continue speaking their native language at home. One should never forget one’s native country nor its language. I always like to greet and thank people in their own language.
You should know that Many People who Speak hindi rarely Speak pure Hindi words But 90% of them Speak urdu Words which is mixed in Hindi and yes urdu and Hindi are linked except writing Part
I'm a Mauritian-Indian Hindu who is octolingual, languages i know are : 1. English, 2. Français(French), 3. Kreol Morisien(Mauritian Creole), 4. हिन्दी(Hindi), 5. संस्कृत(Sanskrit), 6. अवधी(Awadhi), 7. भोजपुरी(Bhojpuri) & 8. বাংলা(Bengali). I learned the 1st 3 occidental languages as a must to communicate with other communities & as a Hindu i learned Hindi, Sanskrit & Awadhi but Bhojpuri & Bengali are my native languages as i'm half Bihari-half Bengali🙏🏽
Great video!! I speak English; took French in high school while learning Spanish after school (I'm not remotely fluent in either), and learned a little Tagolog. I want to become fluent in a second language and can't decide between Mandarin and Spainish: I watch Mandarin movies/tv dramas, but Spanish is the 2nd language spoken in the U.S.
Alhamdulillah, I am proud to be the Urdu speaker. It is a language with beautiful and rich literature. It has many great poets, including Amir Khusrau (1253-1325), Mir Taqi Mir (1723-1810), and Mirza Ghalib (1797-1869). What it did not get from Shauraseni Prakrit, Urdu got that from the Persian, Arabic, and Turkic languages. It is a beautiful result of the increasing diversity that occurred due to the Muslim rule in India. Unfortunately during the British era, It suffered from the Hindi-Urdu controversy. But, no one could have stopped this beautiful language from growing in history. 💖
But it was originated from India and it has a great influence of sanskrit too. Not all words are from Arabic, Turkish and Persian. Due to the Muslim rulers came from middle east and central Asia the whole Indian subcontinent came into their dominance. And they proclaimed the most of them Persian language as the official language of the empire and thus various literature were started writing in Persian language and thus there are so many loanwords from Persian in Hindi. But there were also other languages spoken between the common people. Due to which the local language also started influencing by the official language the urdu and hindi came into existence. It has a long history. But I respect every language and they are become our culture. As you know India has recognised and respected all languages. There are so many literature of urdu in our textbook. 😊❤️❤️
Your video is so good, thank you a lot. As a Vietnamese people I can speak English and a little bit Manderin so that I'm trying to fluent it. But in 4:47 it is Vietnam not Vietman. I know that you're not intentional but I want to comment because no one wants their country's name to be misspelled. Btw, your channel helps me in my study journey a lot!!!!
I was born in a Chinese family in Thailand. To me, the Mandarin and Teochew dialect when spoken, sound very musical, low and high pitch alternatingly. Being a little curious, what are the other two languages you could speak?
I'm surprised you didn't mention Portuguese in African countries, like Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe. Or its impact in India (Goa, much like Macau, was a former colony)
Well, u mentioned it so ty, i think there are more speakers there than East timor and macau, too. Also, in Japan, because remember that brazil had a lot of japanese people or their descendants that migrated (back) to Japan so about 500,000 speak portuguese (plus foreigners)
Bahasa Indonesia or Indonesian language is spoken by all 280 million of Indonesian population, not to mention Indonesians & Indonesian diasporas living overseas. It has also become the official national language of Indonesia since 1928, during its struggle for independence long before it gained its independence in 1945. Currently Bahasa Indonesia is also taught in over 50 countries worldwide. Since 2023, last year, Bahasa Indonesia has also been officially accepted by Unesco as one of its 10 official languages, namely: English, French, Spanish, Arab, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese, Hindi, Italy, & Bahasa Idonesia (Indonesian). I am just wondering how you can be not informed about this fact, despite your bussinesses in foreign languages teachings. That's so weird!!!
In my view, as far as i can see, Bahasa Indonesia aka Indonesian language should have included into these top ten list most widely spoken. Thankyou very much . CMIIW
My first language was French by 22 years old I've decided to learn English and it was the best decision of my life that I even denied French of my life, I didn't speak a French word ever since
Hi. Your video production skills are excellent. Your content ideas are very impressive. Keeping love and pray for your video. Thank you so much! I always see your video.
Just for curiosity, the portuguese language is spoken in 9 countries in the world: Angola, Brasil, Cabo Verde, Guiné-Bissau, Guiné-Equatorial, Moçambique, Portugal, Timor-Leste e São Tomé e Príncipe.
Zoe, Zoe, can you make a video on how to maintain focus and defeat procrastination, please? How do you break plateaus and know you got an advanced level?
Those languages shown in the video, are definitely the most spoken ones in this unimaginable world. I can only speak English and Spanish as my primary languages, and I was meant to boost my potential in learning to speak beautiful languages for online global communication. The information displayed was very entertaining, informative and useful. And I tend to beat myself up when trying new languages other than the two I aforementioned because of the lack of confidence and some of my target languages are exceptionally hard to understand and get inside me, but that also depends on one's personal preferences. Thanks a lot for the video ❤.
But still bangladeshi people can't speak bengali language properly can't read properly can't write properly writing english words with bengali letters so whats the benefit of this sacrifice that we earned shredding blood its very sad the bangladeshi students and teachers professors don't know the bengali meaning of school college and university and don't know the bengali meaning of matric and intermediate so that's the meaning of this proudness its very shamefull for us so that we call us bangladeshi bengali and our education system the technique of teaching is so disgusting and we load heavy books in bags and giving pressure to nursery kids we are not creating new generations we r destroying it
Indonesian is officially one of the languages of 10 UNESCO languages, the total number of speakers reaching 278 million people from various parts of the world.
Who cares? Outside indonesia and Malaysia and perhaps the tiny brunei, this language lost its commercial value. Hell, even ASEAN organisation wont even considered it as one of the official language. There you go.
Indonesia's population is 279 million, all of whom speak Indonesian. Data from the Indonesian language development center states that Indonesian is spoken in more than 50 countries, taught in more than 428 educational institutions abroad. Indonesian is the official language of UNESCO. Indonesian is the mother tongue of around 279 million Indonesians, and is the second language of around 100 million people outside Indonesia.❤
wow you ve gotten buff, the workouts really show. Can you pose an update sometime, I d be interested in your workout routine. Also great video as always. Compared to when i subscribed to this channel you ve really improved alot, the channel and it looks like personally too. Congrats and keep it up
Bahasa Indonesia/Indonesian language should be on the list. It is spoken by more 270 million Indonesians, even Timor Leste speak it as well. This is hoax data and information.
Slight correction - The United States of America DOES NOT HAVE AN OFFICIAL LANGUAGE - it is just that English is the majority spoken language. Unlike many countries that designate an official language for protectionist, religious, or social-political reasons, the USA has only occasionally considered making English official. If there were ever sufficient pressure from some other language, say Spanish, it is likely that eventually English would be codified as official in order to streamline official, governmental, or legal processes. It is already happening in a passive way, especially along the Mexican boarder - there are many examples of where Spanish is tolerated and even embraced but if there are any governmental or legal actions it is in English with Spanish an option. This makes functional sense in a more democratic society.
شكرا لك على هذا الطرح الجميل.. من الواضح أن كثير من اللغات انتشرت بسبب الاستعمار الأوروبي الانجليزية والفرنسية والاسبانية والبرتغالية منتشرة بشكل أكبر خارج بلدانها الأصلية.. تحيتي للشعوب التي حافظت على لغاتها الأصلية مثل العربية والأردو والهندية والصينية والبنغالية وكذلك الروسية ..
Indonesian is not included even though Indonesia has a population of more or less 280 million. There are around 20 million foreign Indonesian speakers, is that not enough for you so you know there are a lot of Indonesian speakers?
I'm a spanish speaker, I learned some english on high school, but it surely needs some polishing, would love to learn any other languages someday, Portuguese, Italian and Japanese being the ones that catch my attention the most, I love Italian and Japanese cultures, and I live next to Brazil.
and you should have mentioned that many countries use English as their second language and has the largest vocabulary, if use use it as well, that is the reason why so much literature has English translations.
People want to learn language like English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese. But don't want to learn language like Hindi-urdu, Bengali,
I can speak Hindi,English, my local language, Chinese but for me chinese is the most difficult but very discipline and soft language i think chinese is more richer than english
The Malay language is also understood by around 300 people, mostly as the Indonesian or Malaysian version. Indonesia alone has about 280 million people. The rest are spoken mainly in Malaysia (32 million people) , also in Brunei, Singapore and the Malays in Southern Thailand. While it is officially written almost phonetically in The Roman script, it can also be written in the Arabic script called JAWI. The official dictionary in Malaysia has about 120000 entries, and is written both in the Roman and Jawi scripts. Modern Standard Malay can be the medium of instruction at the university level of education. During the last 100 years it has absorbed most of the modern vocabulary from English. It has its own systematic spelling system with simple pronunciation. ...easily recognizable by English speaking people: eg. Universiti, Fakulti, Biologi, Fizik, geologi, economic, sosiologi, statistikal, farmasi, anatomi, fisiologi, histologi , patologi, klinikal, antropologi, hidrologi, institusi, Kulinari, ekologi. Industri, satelit, Roket, teleskop, Telefon, komputer, metabolisme, respirasi, reaksi, interaksi, responsif, magnetik, elektrik , hidrogen, elektronik, digital, mekanikal, robotik, proton, nuklear, Intensif, komprehensif, subjektif, objektif, progresif, retrospektif, prospektif, integriti, personaliti, utiliti, etc, etc. Come and learn Bahasa Melayu. It is a simple and friendly language. Either the Malaysian and Brunei version, (with examples above) or the Indonesian version. ..very similar. Translation is also available on Facebook and You tube. Online dictionary is also available and is continually updated.
Russian was taught in schools everywhere in the former Eastern Bloc, but actually, when you went to vacation somewhere, it was better to either speak your language, if you were Slavic and it was a Slavic country, or use German (which was more or less popular), or English. People did not really like Russian.
Indonesia's population is 279 million, all of whom speak Indonesian. Data from the Indonesian language development center states that Indonesian is spoken in more than 50 countries, taught in more than 428 educational institutions abroad. Indonesian is the official language of UNESCO. Indonesian is the mother tongue of around 279 million Indonesians, and is the second language of around 100 million people outside Indonesia.
I speak English and Chinese fluently. I also learned Spanish for one year, yet I still don’t know the way to produce the r sound… That’s why I turned to learn French👉🏻👈🏻 If it’s possible, I’d like to pick it up again
Everyone knows how powerful English is in the world, but I also think that French is a powerful language. It's a language with a wide geographical spread. I would add that in Asia, the largest number of French speakers are in Lebanon, with around 40%. And in Israel, around 6 to 10%. But in a few decades French will decline in Lebanon because of English, which is already very widespread in Lebanon. Although I don't think French will disappear like it has in Rwanda or Vanuatu. (Spanish also has a lot of potential, but the majority of Spanish speakers are in America).
Wrong, it's the *Balto-Slavic* branch. It's ridiculous to go with "Indo-Iranian" and not separate the Iranian and Indo-Aryan branches from each other, but then turn around and separate the Baltic and Slavic branches from each other when they are grouped in the Balto-Slavic branch.
Dedicated to the beauty and chaste sounds of the instruments and languages of wanderers and artists. The stave mechanism has been tuned by beautiful fingers with a gentle, smooth movement. All the strings are now precisely taut. The fingers of the left hand gently slid along the highest note. The right hand touched the edge of the wooden soundboard. The neck of the ancient instrument carries above its surface A series of bowstrings, holding the sounds that have not been released yet. The lower string struck with the pick - Released the sound, reminding the old brush watercolor paintings. The fingers of the left hand slid along the fretboard, National motifs in mind drawing. The dress is long, beautiful, with a bright autumnal pattern. The hostess nods - the vibrations of the stretched strings release the pleasant rhyme. A strikes on the strings, pressed by the delicate fingers against the surface of the fretboard, - And a pair of ancient mysterious instruments began its magic, The colorful vision of melody emitting. A cheerful breeze blew, It touched the delicate hairs of the beautiful fair forehead. It brought to mind the motif of the mountain seen in the distance. The snow-covered top of the mouth. A terrible infernal force It can spew out... Wuh! Again the gentle breath of the breeze Made me change my sight of the picture. And below, at the foot of the mountain, drowning in shrubs and trees the city could be seen. Where is the passage, leading down there? “You have to go down the hill, The descent is steep and perhaps dangerous here”. And you can see this landscape through the gates. Perhaps only the courageous and pure heart can enter this place. Beyond it, the descent is steeper. Maybe it should be taken off my sword, To have three supports just in case. “Wait, let's not go down there. Here is the beautiful nature and close is a village”. Not far away, people are working in their gardens. In the opposite direction, a gentler descent by someone could be shown there. In the flooded fields Rice sprouts are dense. They need a host's attention. And the care here is quite different from that in the brave city at the foot of the great, formidable mountain... A quick flick of gentle fingers and the moderator dashes - The sweet sound of the bunch of basses, Conveying that it is time to return to the initial places. The guests are asked to stay longer in the village. The rice is already cooked for the dinner dishes. Thank You for Your play and the attention for Your fans. With respect, Author Andrii Sizhuk
Minute 11:15 you mentioned that USA considers English as its official language, but according to USA constitution doesn't mention any language to be the official language to the States!
Really amazing videos and I learned interesting things!I am really impressed and try to learn Mandarin Chinese,but I need much time!I am not so talented like her!
أذا كنتي تفهمين اللغة العربية فأريد اجابه على سؤالي هل بحثتي عن اليمن وكيف تتحدث وكم عدد اللهجات في اليمن \ If you understand the Arabic language, I would like an answer to my question: Have you researched Yemen, how do you speak Yemen, and how many dialects are there in Yemen? I hope you answer the question in the next video.
arabic is spoken by more than 5oo million speaker(350 million speakers are just arabs and the rest are non-arabs) let alone that millions of muslims speak or can understand arabic in the world.anyway languages are a gift from ALLAH to humankind that's why i love all human languages
*Top 10 most spoken languages in the world :*
0:34 - 10) Urdu 🇵🇰
1:17 - 9) Russian 🇷🇺
2:03 - 8) Portuguese 🇵🇹🇧🇷
2:59 - 7) Bengali 🇧🇩
3:46 - 6) French 🇨🇵🇨🇭🇧🇪🇨🇦
6:24 - 5) Arabic 🇸🇦🇦🇪🇶🇦🇴🇲
7:27 - 4) Spanish 🇪🇸🇦🇷🇲🇽🇨🇴
8:41 - 3) Hindi 🇮🇳
9:55 - 2) Chinese 🇨🇳🇭🇰🇲🇴🇸🇬
11:04 - 1) English 🇬🇧🇺🇲🇦🇺🇨🇦
Urdu and Bengali also speak in india
A lot of thes language is spoken in many other countries too. Portuguese for exemplo is spoken in Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, East Timor, Guinea Bissau, Macau, Mozambique, Portugal, & São Tomé and Príncipe.
Portuguese has surpassed Russian to the 8th? Surprising.
Amar shonar Bangla 🇧🇩🇧🇩
alot of koreans can speak mandarine.
I am french. I learned english and spanish at school. I am currently learning portuguese and in the future i'll learn so many other langages. I really love that.
congratulations. from Brazil
I wanna learn French, however its very difficult to pronunce theirs words. 😢
Très bien! Est-ce que tu vais apprendre aussi le chinois?
I'm Spanish, im learning English,how did you learn English, its dificult for me 😥
Learn Bengali
Superb video as always.
I am a Japanese currently working on Arabic (MSA and Palestine or Levanon dialect), Turkish and so so so little Portuguese (not Brazilian one).
Thanks to education and the Internet worldwide, I can study several languages through English whose studying materials are NOT written in my native one, Japanese. My English? Ha, never ask me that!!
日本より愛を込めて, BIG LOVE from Japan
I’m Palestinian and thank you for learning Palestinian Arabic ❤ I love Japanese culture
Good luck learning Arabic 🇵🇸🇯🇵 Be Patient with Arabic and you will taste its sweet Honey and Dates inshallah
こんにちは、英語のネイティブだけど25年間日本語を学んで中近東に住んでアラビア語が中級ぐらいできる。多言語のチャンネルをやってます。
Çok yaşa!
@@stuff1487 how are the conditions in Palestine right now?
You`re always in our prayers!
Lo❤e from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇸
Portuguese is also widely spoken in several African countries like Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, São Tome and Principe and Guinea Bissao.
Yes, there are more Portuguese speakers in Africa than in Europe.
@@EmanueleBonardi80Sim, muito mais.
I am German. I learned English as a second language and Spansih as third language at school. After finishing school I converted to Islam and that´s why I started to learn Arabic. I Love Arabic and think it is the most beautiful and greatest language in the world. Salam aus Deutschland
As an arabic teacher! Its really encouraging to hear that ❤
Greetings from Morocco 🇲🇦
Ich can auch etwas deutsch sprechen 😅
Give me your number I know Arabic
I am also from Germany being able to speak English and Spanish, currently also studying Arabic (but only due to reasons of interest)😅
@@learnARABIC-s9y I had an maroccan arabic teacher. I feel like maghrebis know a little bit about every language haha. I have a lot of good muslim morccon friends alhamdulillah.
@@johannesmarkloff9699 Sehr cool. Woher aus Deutschland bist du ? Arabisch ist auch auf dem deutschen Arbeitsmarkt in den verschiedensten Bereichen äußerst gefragt. Wusstest du das selbst Goethe Arabisch gelernt hat ? Haha Viel Erfolg Habibi Yahya
Hey, Zoe. Texan here and I can confirm "Spanglish" is a real thing, especially the further south you get in the state. It almost serves as a lingua franca for those people who only speak one or the other. I can also confirm the existence of a delicious cuisine unique to Texas called "Tex-Mex," in which--you guessed it--combines Texan and Mexican dishes and flavors. ¡Gracias por tu video!
So interesting! 😊
@@zoe.languages😢you pronounced devnagri in wrong way
@@Eduhelper18she tried x she really tries her best!
Indonesia's population is 279 million, all of whom speak Indonesian. Data from the Indonesian language development center states that Indonesian is spoken in more than 50 countries, taught in more than 428 educational institutions abroad. Indonesian is the official language of UNESCO. Indonesian is the mother tongue of around 279 million Indonesians, and is the second language of around 100 million people outside Indonesia.❤
I speak Russian, French, I started learning Portuguese recently, Arabic, Spanish, I studied Mandarin for one year in high school (but I really want to start learning it again!) and finally English is my native language. I am surprised how many languages on this list I have some sort of relationship with, but that means hopefully I can talk to more people!
Você pode dá algumas dicas de como você aprendeu esses idiomas? Sou brasileiro, e quero aprender outro idioma, mas não sei por onde começar.
@@ezequielalves522What's language do you want to learn?
@@0cactus English.
@@ezequielalves522 You can just watch videos on RUclips in English to improve your English, just watch every day and after time you will understand English.
I am a native portuguese speaker from Brazil, if you need some help in my language it will be a pleasure to help.
Hi Zoe, another intersting video thank you. I am a Lebanese and I was born and raised in Sierra Leone. Our official speaking language is English as you mentioned due to the British colonization 11:47 and the widely speaking native language is Creole (Pidgin). Well done Zoe
To me, in my opinion, the Lebanese dialect is the most beautiful Arabic dialect. She's graceful, melodious and classy!
Bengali is not just rank 7th in the world but also it's one of the sweetest language in the world plus our language almost dead in the 21st February 1952 a lot of people sacrificed their lives for the language. That's why in the 21st February was declared to be International Mother Language Day by UNESCO on 17 November 1999.
Of course you are bengali so you say that
@@nuambawi9872 no you are wrong all the informations I have shared are available on the internet you can search them
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“Any man who must said I am the king is not true king” by Tywin Lannister
@@Daniel-oj2xe google it bro "what is the the sweetest language in the world" don't be like flat Earther
Great video, love it ❤
I also speak 4 out of 10 (well, I am still learning chinese 😅)
I speak Arabic my native language, English C1 and Spanish B1 and I'm learning chinese so I hope to become fluent one day!
And I have an intrest in other languages like German and Japanese but well see about that 😂
Saludos desde Argelia ❤🇩🇿
Great video as always
My native language is Chinese and English is the required course for every student at school. Now I learn Spanish as the third language for interest.
新年快乐🎉❤
新年快乐啊呀。
Portuguese is also spoken in Africa in the countries: Angola, Mozambique, Guinea Bissau, Cape Verde and São Tome and Principe
Thanks for This Video.Greetings to you from Syria ❤️🇸🇾
Great video, Zoe, thanks for sharing the joy of language learning with us!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@zoe.languages What do you think about China's persecution of East Turkestan and the Uyghurs, and how long do you think this oppression will continue? As a Chinese, do you hate it? Do you feel remorse? Are you ashamed of China? I'm very curious.As a Turk I hate China!!!
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@@zoe.languages What do you think about China's persecution of East Turkestan and the Uyghurs, and how long do you think this oppression will continue? As a Chinese, do you hate it? Do you feel remorse? Are you ashamed of China? I'm very curious.As a Turk I hate China!!!
😡😡😡😡😡
I love your deep research and profound creativity to create this attractive content
Thank you for your video.
❤from Russia
I can speak 3 languages 😇----
1) Bengali 🇮🇳
2) English 🏴
3) Hindi 🇮🇳
Zoe, please make a short video speaking Cantonese. It sounds so good!
Cantonese and all the other southern Chinese languages are treasures to be preserved at all cost.
Congratulations Zoe 🎉 saludos desde México 🇲🇽
I am Canadian, I grew up learning 3 languages. Greek, French, English and now working on Spanish.
This is such a beautiful video. I learned many things I have not known before. Thank you so much🥰谢谢你🌸新年快乐🐲
I speak English, Hindi and Burmese and according to this program, Urdu is linked to Hindi so it means, I speak 4 languages? I speak some Get by French! I also noticed when I watched Turkish dramas that they used certain Hindi words. I taught myself some Korean and tried Chinese but it is very hard but I still have 10 words under my belt. Yes, languages are so interesting and I wish parents should continue speaking their native language at home. One should never forget one’s native country nor its language. I always like to greet and thank people in their own language.
You should know that Many People who Speak hindi rarely Speak pure Hindi words But 90% of them Speak urdu Words which is mixed in Hindi and yes urdu and Hindi are linked except writing Part
I'm a Mauritian-Indian Hindu who is octolingual, languages i know are :
1. English, 2. Français(French), 3. Kreol Morisien(Mauritian Creole), 4. हिन्दी(Hindi), 5. संस्कृत(Sanskrit), 6. अवधी(Awadhi), 7. भोजपुरी(Bhojpuri) & 8. বাংলা(Bengali). I learned the 1st 3 occidental languages as a must to communicate with other communities & as a Hindu i learned Hindi, Sanskrit & Awadhi but Bhojpuri & Bengali are my native languages as i'm half Bihari-half Bengali🙏🏽
Great video!! I speak English; took French in high school while learning Spanish after school (I'm not remotely fluent in either), and learned a little Tagolog. I want to become fluent in a second language and can't decide between Mandarin and Spainish: I watch Mandarin movies/tv dramas, but Spanish is the 2nd language spoken in the U.S.
Spanish no mandarin
Alhamdulillah, I am proud to be the Urdu speaker. It is a language with beautiful and rich literature. It has many great poets, including Amir Khusrau (1253-1325), Mir Taqi Mir (1723-1810), and Mirza Ghalib (1797-1869). What it did not get from Shauraseni Prakrit, Urdu got that from the Persian, Arabic, and Turkic languages. It is a beautiful result of the increasing diversity that occurred due to the Muslim rule in India. Unfortunately during the British era, It suffered from the Hindi-Urdu controversy. But, no one could have stopped this beautiful language from growing in history. 💖
But it was originated from India and it has a great influence of sanskrit too. Not all words are from Arabic, Turkish and Persian. Due to the Muslim rulers came from middle east and central Asia the whole Indian subcontinent came into their dominance. And they proclaimed the most of them Persian language as the official language of the empire and thus various literature were started writing in Persian language and thus there are so many loanwords from Persian in Hindi. But there were also other languages spoken between the common people. Due to which the local language also started influencing by the official language the urdu and hindi came into existence. It has a long history. But I respect every language and they are become our culture. As you know India has recognised and respected all languages. There are so many literature of urdu in our textbook. 😊❤️❤️
Agree
Khoobsurat baasha hai bhai
Good vídeo! from Brazil🤙
Your video is so good, thank you a lot. As a Vietnamese people I can speak English and a little bit Manderin so that I'm trying to fluent it. But in 4:47 it is Vietnam not Vietman. I know that you're not intentional but I want to comment because no one wants their country's name to be misspelled. Btw, your channel helps me in my study journey a lot!!!!
I was born in a Chinese family in Thailand. To me, the Mandarin and Teochew dialect when spoken, sound very musical, low and high pitch alternatingly. Being a little curious, what are the other two languages you could speak?
I'm surprised you didn't mention Portuguese in African countries, like Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe. Or its impact in India (Goa, much like Macau, was a former colony)
Well, u mentioned it so ty, i think there are more speakers there than East timor and macau, too. Also, in Japan, because remember that brazil had a lot of japanese people or their descendants that migrated (back) to Japan so about 500,000 speak portuguese (plus foreigners)
Bahasa Indonesia or Indonesian language is spoken by all 280 million of Indonesian population, not to mention Indonesians & Indonesian diasporas living overseas. It has also become the official national language of Indonesia since 1928, during its struggle for independence long before it gained its independence in 1945. Currently Bahasa Indonesia is also taught in over 50 countries worldwide. Since 2023, last year, Bahasa Indonesia has also been officially accepted by Unesco as one of its 10 official languages, namely: English, French, Spanish, Arab, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese, Hindi, Italy, & Bahasa Idonesia (Indonesian). I am just wondering how you can be not informed about this fact, despite your bussinesses in foreign languages teachings. That's so weird!!!
No it's wrong.
very informative i learned somethings i enjoy your approach to each topic i just found your channel ans subscribed please keep up the good work
In my view, as far as i can see, Bahasa Indonesia aka Indonesian language should have included into these top ten list most widely spoken. Thankyou very much . CMIIW
Not
Yes. Malay-Indonesian language. Just like Hindi & Urdu should be combined.
I speak Arabic, French and English. I am now learning Greek, it’s not on the list but it’s a fascinating language.
Like your content, Also like your outfit, Also like your knowledge. Thank you for sharing.
My first language was French by 22 years old I've decided to learn English and it was the best decision of my life that I even denied French of my life, I didn't speak a French word ever since
Se ve que el español tiene buena aceptación ya que es considerada lengua romance.
Saludos desde 🇵🇪
Hi. Your video production skills are excellent. Your content ideas are very impressive. Keeping love and pray for your video. Thank you so much! I always see your video.
I am surprised i did not see korean, German and Italian language in the list. Thank you for this great video...i enjoyed it.
Just for curiosity, the portuguese language is spoken in 9 countries in the world: Angola, Brasil, Cabo Verde, Guiné-Bissau, Guiné-Equatorial, Moçambique, Portugal, Timor-Leste e São Tomé e Príncipe.
Macau as well 👍
@@vi8972 You are right.
Zoe, Zoe, can you make a video on how to maintain focus and defeat procrastination, please? How do you break plateaus and know you got an advanced level?
Great job 👏🏻
Those languages shown in the video, are definitely the most spoken ones in this unimaginable world. I can only speak English and Spanish as my primary languages, and I was meant to boost my potential in learning to speak beautiful languages for online global communication. The information displayed was very entertaining, informative and useful. And I tend to beat myself up when trying new languages other than the two I aforementioned because of the lack of confidence and some of my target languages are exceptionally hard to understand and get inside me, but that also depends on one's personal preferences. Thanks a lot for the video ❤.
I'm Bangladeshi. We have earned this language by sacrificing many lives. I'm proud of my language. ❤🇧🇩
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But still bangladeshi people can't speak bengali language properly can't read properly can't write properly writing english words with bengali letters so whats the benefit of this sacrifice that we earned shredding blood its very sad the bangladeshi students and teachers professors don't know the bengali meaning of school college and university and don't know the bengali meaning of matric and intermediate so that's the meaning of this proudness its very shamefull for us so that we call us bangladeshi bengali and our education system the technique of teaching is so disgusting and we load heavy books in bags and giving pressure to nursery kids we are not creating new generations we r destroying it
The real Bengali is spoken in west bengal, not Bangladesh. In Bangladesh there are way too many subj-bengali languages.
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Is it a language
Your clips very inspire
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Indonesia has 273 million population, who speak Indonesian language
Indonesian is officially one of the languages of 10 UNESCO languages, the total number of speakers reaching 278 million people from various parts of the world.
Who cares? Outside indonesia and Malaysia and perhaps the tiny brunei, this language lost its commercial value. Hell, even ASEAN organisation wont even considered it as one of the official language. There you go.
Indonesia's population is 279 million, all of whom speak Indonesian. Data from the Indonesian language development center states that Indonesian is spoken in more than 50 countries, taught in more than 428 educational institutions abroad. Indonesian is the official language of UNESCO. Indonesian is the mother tongue of around 279 million Indonesians, and is the second language of around 100 million people outside Indonesia.❤
❤ thanks Zoe
I also speak 4 out of 10 languages and ( learning Spanish..)❤❤
Hi Zoe! Thank you for sharing about top 10 most spoken languages in the world.
like always it's a great video
comme toujours, c'est une super vidéo
مثل همیشه یک ویدئو عالی
These rankings can vary based on the criteria used (e.g., total number of speakers vs. native speakers).
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Bahasa Indonesia/Indonesian language should be on the list.
It is spoken by more 270 million Indonesians, even Timor Leste speak it as well.
This is hoax data and information.
Zoe Janguages você fala português também ??
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Thanks for this wonderful video❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Hello from Colombia❤
🇮🇩❤️Bahasa Indonesia adalah salah satu bahasa yang paling banyak digunakan di dunia.❤🇮🇩 Salam dari kota metro Kota INDONESIA.🇮🇩❤️🇮🇩
Sombong amat
*Thank for your video. You are pretty teacher*
Super Video !!!
Your english is f a n t a s t i c !!! :D
Love from Pakistan Zoe. Currently learning German language and your videos really motivate and help me on this new journey of my life ❤ thank you :)
Slight correction - The United States of America DOES NOT HAVE AN OFFICIAL LANGUAGE - it is just that English is the majority spoken language. Unlike many countries that designate an official language for protectionist, religious, or social-political reasons, the USA has only occasionally considered making English official. If there were ever sufficient pressure from some other language, say Spanish, it is likely that eventually English would be codified as official in order to streamline official, governmental, or legal processes. It is already happening in a passive way, especially along the Mexican boarder - there are many examples of where Spanish is tolerated and even embraced but if there are any governmental or legal actions it is in English with Spanish an option. This makes functional sense in a more democratic society.
شكرا لك على هذا الطرح الجميل.. من الواضح أن كثير من اللغات انتشرت بسبب الاستعمار الأوروبي الانجليزية والفرنسية والاسبانية والبرتغالية منتشرة بشكل أكبر خارج بلدانها الأصلية.. تحيتي للشعوب التي حافظت على لغاتها الأصلية مثل العربية والأردو والهندية والصينية والبنغالية وكذلك الروسية ..
thank you for your useful video
I'm a Vietnamese American who is culturally Latino and I can confirm a language called Spanglish exists.
great talk❤
Amazing. !
Thank you ❤❤😍😍
Overwhelmed with your grasp on correct diction and pronunciation.
Indonesian is not included even though Indonesia has a population of more or less 280 million. There are around 20 million foreign Indonesian speakers, is that not enough for you so you know there are a lot of Indonesian speakers?
I'm a spanish speaker, I learned some english on high school, but it surely needs some polishing, would love to learn any other languages someday, Portuguese, Italian and Japanese being the ones that catch my attention the most, I love Italian and Japanese cultures, and I live next to Brazil.
What is your next language zoe
I will learn italian this year because I cannot stop thinking about the Roman Empire
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* إِنَّ اللَّهَ وَمَلائِكَتَهُ يُصَلُّونَ عَلَى النَّبِيِّ يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا صَلُّوا عَلَيْهِ وَسَلِّمُوا تَسْلِيمًا 🇾🇪🤍🇵🇸
Fun fact: there are French communities (even though small) in Italy too 😊
and you should have mentioned that many countries use English as their second language and has the largest vocabulary, if use use it as well, that is the reason why so much literature has English translations.
I am a Berber from Algeria and I speak fluently 4 languages Berber, Arabic, french and English and I am also a beginner in German and Italian
People want to learn language like English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese. But don't want to learn language like Hindi-urdu, Bengali,
Hindi is a fascinating language. People are just silly and don’t understand. Hindi is also pretty easy and similar to European languages
People will eventually learn them more when the global power balance pivots to Asia. That will happen over the next 25-30 years.
Yeah but India has to promote more and more his language
Shut up
Because they are more influencial and they are powerful countries
阿拉伯语那段因为有广告插入，字幕错乱，博主能不能发一个没有广告的版本的，或者调整一下现有的
I can speak Hindi,English, my local language, Chinese but for me chinese is the most difficult but very discipline and soft language i think chinese is more richer than english
The Malay language is also understood by around 300 people, mostly as the Indonesian or Malaysian version. Indonesia alone has about 280 million people.
The rest are spoken mainly in Malaysia (32 million people) , also in Brunei, Singapore and the Malays in Southern Thailand.
While it is officially written almost phonetically in The Roman script, it can also be written in the Arabic script called JAWI.
The official dictionary in Malaysia has about 120000 entries, and is written both in the Roman and Jawi scripts.
Modern Standard Malay can be the medium of instruction at the university level of education. During the last 100 years it has absorbed most of the modern vocabulary from English. It has its own systematic spelling system with simple pronunciation. ...easily recognizable by English speaking people:
eg. Universiti, Fakulti, Biologi, Fizik, geologi, economic, sosiologi, statistikal, farmasi, anatomi, fisiologi, histologi , patologi, klinikal, antropologi, hidrologi, institusi, Kulinari, ekologi.
Industri, satelit, Roket, teleskop, Telefon, komputer,
metabolisme, respirasi, reaksi, interaksi, responsif, magnetik, elektrik , hidrogen, elektronik, digital, mekanikal, robotik, proton, nuklear,
Intensif, komprehensif, subjektif, objektif, progresif, retrospektif, prospektif, integriti, personaliti, utiliti,
etc, etc.
Come and learn Bahasa Melayu. It is a simple and friendly language.
Either the Malaysian and Brunei version, (with examples above) or the Indonesian version. ..very similar.
Translation is also available on Facebook and You tube.
Online dictionary is also available and is continually updated.
Russian was taught in schools everywhere in the former Eastern Bloc, but actually, when you went to vacation somewhere, it was better to either speak your language, if you were Slavic and it was a Slavic country, or use German (which was more or less popular), or English. People did not really like Russian.
Indonesia's population is 279 million, all of whom speak Indonesian. Data from the Indonesian language development center states that Indonesian is spoken in more than 50 countries, taught in more than 428 educational institutions abroad. Indonesian is the official language of UNESCO. Indonesian is the mother tongue of around 279 million Indonesians, and is the second language of around 100 million people outside Indonesia.
I speak English and Chinese fluently. I also learned Spanish for one year, yet I still don’t know the way to produce the r sound… That’s why I turned to learn French👉🏻👈🏻 If it’s possible, I’d like to pick it up again
Excelente video, saludos desde Colombia. :3
Everyone knows how powerful English is in the world, but I also think that French is a powerful language. It's a language with a wide geographical spread. I would add that in Asia, the largest number of French speakers are in Lebanon, with around 40%. And in Israel, around 6 to 10%. But in a few decades French will decline in Lebanon because of English, which is already very widespread in Lebanon. Although I don't think French will disappear like it has in Rwanda or Vanuatu. (Spanish also has a lot of potential, but the majority of Spanish speakers are in America).
The most spoken language families in the world:
1. *Sino-Tibetan* : Mandarin, Cantonese, Tibetan, etc. 🇨🇳🇭🇰🇹🇼🇲🇴
2. *Indo-European* :
- *Indo-Iranian* : Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi, Urdu, Persian, etc. 🇮🇳🇮🇷🇵🇰🇧🇩
- *Romance* : Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Romanian, etc. 🇪🇦🇵🇹🇨🇵🇮🇹🇷🇴
- *Germanic* : English, German, Dutch, Swedish, etc. 🇬🇧🇩🇪🇳🇱🇸🇪
- *Slavic* : Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Czech, etc. 🇷🇺🇵🇱🇺🇦🇨🇿
- *Other subdivisions* : Celtic, Greek, Baltic, Albanian, etc. 🏴🇬🇷🇱🇹🇦🇱
3. *Niger-Congo* : Swahili, Yoruba, Zulu, Shona, etc. 🇹🇿🇰🇪🇳🇬🇿🇦🇿🇼
4. *Afro-Asiatic* : Arabic, Amharic, Hebrew, Hausa, etc. 🇸🇦🇾🇪🇴🇲🇵🇸
5. *Austronesian* : Indonesian, Tagalog, Malay, Hawaiian, etc. 🇮🇩🇵🇭🇲🇾
6. *Dravidian* : Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, etc. 🇮🇳
7. *Turkic* : Turkish, Azerbaijani, Uzbek, Kazakh, etc. 🇹🇷🇺🇿🇰🇿
Wrong, it's the *Balto-Slavic* branch. It's ridiculous to go with "Indo-Iranian" and not separate the Iranian and Indo-Aryan branches from each other, but then turn around and separate the Baltic and Slavic branches from each other when they are grouped in the Balto-Slavic branch.
@@texmexexpress Hi thanks for your reply. Actually my comment is according to ChatGPT answer. But i think you might be right as well
@@texmexexpress Are you Iranian?
I`m Urdu native speaker.
Lo❤e from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇨🇳 and
I`m learning Mandarin right now...
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@@xiaochuqiangda 榭了!
Urdo has no native speakers, the native speaking people are Pashtuns, Bluch, Punjabi and Sendi and more. Urdo was born in 14.08.1947😉😊
@@toryal7510 Are you serious mate! I'm a native Urdu and Arabic speaker now what. And Urdu was not born in 1947 go and read some historic references 😉
Is potungua and guoyu the same language as Hanyu? I am an Indian, but would love to learn Hanyu Pinyin language... 🙏.
You are the best language RUclipsr
Dedicated to the beauty and chaste sounds of the instruments and languages of wanderers and artists.
The stave mechanism has been tuned by beautiful fingers with a gentle, smooth movement.
All the strings are now precisely taut.
The fingers of the left hand gently slid along the highest note.
The right hand touched the edge of the wooden soundboard.
The neck of the ancient instrument carries above its surface
A series of bowstrings, holding the sounds
that have not been released yet.
The lower string struck with the pick -
Released the sound, reminding the old brush watercolor paintings.
The fingers of the left hand slid along the fretboard,
National motifs in mind drawing.
The dress is long, beautiful, with a bright autumnal pattern.
The hostess nods - the vibrations of the stretched strings release the pleasant rhyme.
A strikes on the strings, pressed by the delicate fingers against the surface of the fretboard, -
And a pair of ancient mysterious instruments began its magic,
The colorful vision of melody emitting.
A cheerful breeze blew,
It touched the delicate hairs of the beautiful fair forehead.
It brought to mind the motif of the mountain seen in the distance.
The snow-covered top of the mouth.
A terrible infernal force
It can spew out...
Wuh! Again the gentle breath of the breeze
Made me change my sight of the picture.
And below, at the foot of the mountain,
drowning in shrubs and trees
the city could be seen.
Where is the passage, leading down there?
“You have to go down the hill,
The descent is steep and perhaps dangerous here”.
And you can see this landscape through the gates.
Perhaps only the courageous and pure heart can enter this place.
Beyond it, the descent is steeper.
Maybe it should be taken off my sword,
To have three supports just in case.
“Wait, let's not go down there.
Here is the beautiful nature and close is a village”.
Not far away, people are working in their gardens.
In the opposite direction, a gentler descent by someone could be shown there.
In the flooded fields
Rice sprouts are dense.
They need a host's attention.
And the care here is quite different from that in the brave city
at the foot of the great, formidable mountain...
A quick flick of gentle fingers and the moderator dashes -
The sweet sound of the bunch of basses,
Conveying that it is time to return to the initial places.
The guests are asked to stay longer in the village.
The rice is already cooked for the dinner dishes.
Thank You for Your play and the attention for Your fans.
With respect,
Author Andrii Sizhuk
Amazing! You said you speak 4/10 of these most spoken languages. I know 2 of them are Mandarin and English, which are the other 2?
Informative.
You are cool, Thanks
أنا أستمتع بمقاطع الفيديو الخاصة بك، لكني أستمتع بنطقك للغة الإنجليزية أكثر. صوتك بالانجليزية ساحر.❤❤
India has 122 major language and 1598 other language 😎
Minute 11:15 you mentioned that USA considers English as its official language, but according to USA constitution doesn't mention any language to be the official language to the States!
Really amazing videos and I learned interesting things!I am really impressed and try to learn Mandarin Chinese,but I need much time!I am not so talented like her!
أذا كنتي تفهمين اللغة العربية فأريد اجابه على سؤالي هل بحثتي عن اليمن وكيف تتحدث وكم عدد اللهجات في اليمن \ If you understand the Arabic language, I would like an answer to my question: Have you researched Yemen, how do you speak Yemen, and how many dialects are there in Yemen? I hope you answer the question in the next video.
arabic is spoken by more than 5oo million speaker(350 million speakers are just arabs and the rest are non-arabs) let alone that millions of muslims speak or can understand arabic in the world.anyway languages are a gift from ALLAH to humankind that's why i love all human languages