Austronesian Language Introduction - Sakizaya Tribe - Taiwan
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- During a 2020 municipal indigenous speech contest in Southern Taiwan, we interviewed two students from the Sakizaya tribe who agreed to share a little of their native language. Taiwan has 16 indigenous Austronesian languages that are actually taught in public schools to indigenous students, and they hold language contests to reward and motivate students.
When they said "lima" and "mata", i almost cried like omg austronesian gang!!
Hand over mouth! Me too. I'm Samoan!
I'm from malaysia,borneo. In malaysia,we said satu,dua,tiga,empat,lima,enam,tujuh,lapan,sembilan,sepuluh
Lima, ene, fitu, walu, siwa... Nias banget...
ok thats sounds like Filipino language
Even from 3 and 4 we can know it belongs to the "austronesian gang" lol
"Lima" seems to be five in most Austronesian languages. Interesting how it is the same word as for "hand" here.
Yep, you're right!
5 fingers=5
@@D2E80 "give me five!" "high-five"
Filipino:
Lima= five
Samoan Lima means hand or five
Malayic language
Cook Islands Numbers
1. ta’i
2. rua
3. toru
4. ‘a
5. rima
6. ono
7. itu
8. varu
9. iva
10. tai’ngauru
Eyes - Mata
Hands - Rima
In my language Kinaray-a in Antique, Philippines.
1. Sara
2. Darua
3. Tatlo
4. Apat
5. Lima
6. Anom
7. Pitu
8. Walo
9. Siyam
10. Napulo
Eyes:mata, Hands:lima, tangan: held, wakeup: bangun,
Javanese language
Siji
Loro
Telu
Papat
Limo
Enem
Pitu
Wolu
Songo
Sepuluh
Eyes : moto
Thank you : matur nuwun
Fish : iwak
Bird : manuk
Torajan language:
1. Misa
2. Da'dua
3. Tallu
4. A'pa'
5. Lima
6. Annan
7. Pitu
8. Karua
9. Kasera
10. Sangpulo
Eyes: Mata
Hand: Lima
3,4,5,6,7,8 similar to javanese all the way here at java island also eyes is mata
Javanese number:
1 = Siji
2 = Loro
3 = Telu
4 = Papat
5 = Limo
6 = Enem
7 = Pitu
8 = Wolu
9 = Songo
10 = Sepuluh
Sundanese number:
1 = Hiji
2 = Dua/Duwa
3 = Tilu
4 = Opat
5 = Lima
6 = Genep
7 = Tujuh
8 = Dalapan
9 = Salapan
10 = Sapuluh
Hiji dua tilu opat lima genep tujuh dalapan salapan sapuluh
Ini benar
Phllipine language 5, is lima, mata eyes, tagalog language is similar..opat is ilocano and bicolano wolds, also philippine language
Minangkabau and Mentawai Sumatra = Taiwan
Our Minangkabau Flag's colours are exactly the same as their clothing also the same as Belgian and German flags
As a complete multiracial multilingual born Indonesian In Europe some made joke that I am Chinese especially in winter as my skin colour turn pale and reddish at some parts then in Summer I get tan easily without too much sunburn pain
But doesn't matter which season it is even in winter I can turn tan without artificial sun bathing as it changes by itself like a chameleon
Aboriginal Australia as they were and will always be Indonesians since long before Europeans came taking over the continent
We're brothers and sisters separated by Europeans as Mindanao and Manila including Men on Malaysia's Ringgit King of Negeri Sembilan, Singapore Dollar and Singaporean National Anthem writer and composer, Madagascar Africa, etc were founded by my forefathers kings of Minangkabau Sumatra and even earlier kingdoms of our forefathers
igorot in philippines
1 - esa
2- duwa
3- tolo
4- upat
5- lima
6- enem
7- pito
8- walo
9- siyam
10- simpo
Orang jawa dimapun 😅 asal di klaim
I'm an Austronesain in Papua New Guinea. Mata & Lima is similar. Long live Austronesains
@South Auckland Pasifika lol there are more than a Million of us. We mostly live on the coastline in the Southern Part of the country. The "Africans" live inland. Huge cultural differences between us. We're fairer in skin tone with curly hair. There's a growing urge to split the country in half, more so in recent years because of the huge differences.
I guess we can claim to be the toughest Austronesains amongst the lot because of the fact that we did not flee.😂
@@kaypi8002 😂😂 not all austronesians in PNG have curly hair
The Tolai people are austronesian but a lot of them have hard hair 😐
@@kaypi8002 broo my dad's dark skinned 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ and he's austronesian
U need to learn more about the diversity of austronesian people in PNG
Look at the Tolai people in new Britain their dark skinned with hard hair but their austronesian 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@@kaypi8002 the coastal austronesians are lightskin but the inland and some island austronesians are dark skinned with long curly hair
I would know my mom's light skin with long curly hair
@PASIFIKA MADE the people living there first aren't African their papuan/Melanesian people but then our ancestors came and settled in new Guinea and mixed with them were all melanesians
But our culture has differences like how us austronesian in PNG practice tattooing , making claypots and canoes while Papuan groups don't
Long live lima brotherhood. Hands down to my austronesian ancestor.
Minangkabau and Mentawai Sumatra = Taiwan
Our Minangkabau Flag's colours are exactly the same as their clothing also the same as Belgian and German flags
As a complete multiracial multilingual born Indonesian In Europe some made joke that I am Chinese especially in winter as my skin colour turn pale and reddish at some parts then in Summer I get tan easily without too much sunburn pain
But doesn't matter which season it is even in winter I can turn tan without artificial sun bathing as it changes by itself like a chameleon
Aboriginal Australia as they were and will always be Indonesians since long before Europeans came taking over the continent
We're brothers and sisters separated by Europeans as Mindanao and Manila including Men on Malaysia's Ringgit King of Negeri Sembilan, Singapore Dollar and Singaporean National Anthem writer and composer, Madagascar Africa, etc were founded by my forefathers kings of Minangkabau Sumatra and even earlier kingdoms of our forefathers
Nice pun
"Mata" = eyes and "Lima"= hand/five are the exact same words we use in Bali, Indonesia. I believe my ancestors came from Taiwan
Those words are also exactly the same in Malay.
Same in Philippines
same in samoan
Probably yes or probably no...
Maybe some place at pacific ocean region...
And we believe, our land was one before it became the ocean
Orang buton tangan - lima
1 amea
2 dorua
3 totolu
4 popa'a
5 lo lima
6 nono'o
7 popicu
8 owalu
9 siwa
10 ompulu
as a someone from SEA, i just wanna say " Thank you so much" for all of your videos,
i cried... im so happy that i able to see the appearance of my ancestor through all of your videos
this is so precious for me, thank you so much
We are on Indonesia still can recognized how they count one through ten as Indonesian do 🇮🇩. Formosa indigenous is our ancestors.
I hope one day, an organization may be set up for austronesian people, so each may share the richness of their culture and history. And to acknowledge the voyage our ancestors undertook for centuries.
There is an Austronesian forum/seminar thing that's held in various locations in the across the austronesian speaking indo Pacific every year if I'm not mistaken. Not exactly sure what their function is beyond just providing a official environment for them to meet.
I'm one of the interested person to form a grand reunion or festival for the indigenous people of all the ASEAN countries to be held every year to present every tribe their own rich
@@viengthammasay2254 well not all ASEAN member countries are austronesian, for example the mainland ASEAN like Thai, Vietnam, Burma are highly influenced by indians and chinese culture and languanges.
Minangkabau and Mentawai Sumatra = Taiwan
Our Minangkabau Flag's colours are exactly the same as their clothing also the same as Belgian and German flags
As a complete multiracial multilingual born Indonesian In Europe some made joke that I am Chinese especially in winter as my skin colour turn pale and reddish at some parts then in Summer I get tan easily without too much sunburn pain
But doesn't matter which season it is even in winter I can turn tan without artificial sun bathing as it changes by itself like a chameleon
Aboriginal Australia as they were and will always be Indonesians since long before Europeans came taking over the continent
We're brothers and sisters separated by Europeans as Mindanao and Manila including Men on Malaysia's Ringgit King of Negeri Sembilan, Singapore Dollar and Singaporean National Anthem writer and composer, Madagascar Africa, etc were founded by my forefathers kings of Minangkabau Sumatra and even earlier kingdoms of our forefathers
Mata, lima is very popular in austronesian... 😁
Lima gang !!!!!!🖐🏽 my god, this tribe language definitely has a lot of connections. Pasifika must unite to protect Taiwan culture
Philippines Muslim.. Lima mean Hand Or 5😂😅❤
empat is number four, Lima is number five, enam is number 6. tujuh is number seven..... from Borneo
Wait till you hear / research Taiwan's Puyuma Tribe. 1 to 10 is Isa, Drua, Telu, Pat, Lima, Unem, Pitu, Walu, Iwa, Tepulu
I'm a Meranau by tribe from the Philippines 🇵🇭 and we count almost the same (Austronesian indeed)
1. Isa
2. Duwa
3. Telo
4. Pat
5. Lima
6. Nem
7. Pitu
8. Walu
9. Siyaw
10. Sapolu
Hand=Lima
Eyes=Mata
Mother=Ina
Father=Ama
Sister/Brother: Pagari
Older Sister: Kaka Babay
Older Brother: Kaka Mama
Younger Sibling: Ari/Aria
Welcome: Bolos Kano/Taros Kano
Thank You: Salamat/Shukran
Java Indonesia and soft language
1. Siji = setunggal
2. Loro = kale
3. Telu = tigo
4. Papat = sekawan
5. Limo = gangsal
6. Enem = enem
7. Pitu = pitu
8. Wolu = wolu
9. Songo = songo
10. Sepoloh = sedoso
20. Rong poloh = kale doso
25. Selawe = selangkung
30. Telung poloh = tigang doso
40. Petang poloh = sekawan doso
50. Seket = seket
Shukran loanword from Arabic,
Batak north Sumatra Indonesia, 1 Sadak , 2 dua , 3 tolu , 4 opat , 5 lima , 6 Onom, 7 Pitu, 8 wolu , 9 Siak , 10 sapulu
I'm Bidayuh in Sarawak, Borneo
1. Nik
2. Duo
3. Talu
4. Pat
5. Limo
6. Nuom
7. Juk
8. Moi
9. Plii
10. Smong
Does Maranao speak Waray?
Now I know that as a Javanese tribe in Indonesia, I am an Austronesian descent. I have so big family❤. Thank you for sharing this video.
Oh man, my jaw dropped when they counted 1 to 10. Ladies, this is where our languages came from!
Lol dont make silly claim.. You from where??
@riey1degreat557 Don’t be a hater
@@nadanalia3000 hater??? So tell me.. How can some of words in austronesian have in sanskrite, indo aryan language.. Such as ratu,benua,bahasa.. Etc.. Bahasa/bhasa not indo euro languange.. N sankrite not influent austronesian islands ..
@@riey1degreat557 I am Malaysian. Quite easy to breakdown actually! Austronesian language is still the basis for Bahasa/ bhasa.
1. Austronesians migrated from Formosa (Taiwan) to SEA region, this is the base language before Sanskrit came.
2. Traders, conquerors, and missionaries form ancient Indian subcontinent then brought Sanskrit/ Indo-aryan languages to SEA region, which hugely influenced Austronesian language (mainly Bahasa) for more than 1000+ years as Hinduism and Buddhism spread. This is why Bahasa has so many Sanskrit words.
3. However, the Austronesian languages at the islands of Micronesia/ Polynesia will have very less impact from that since Hinduism/ Buddhism were mainly in SEA region.
3. Austronesian languages in SEA region evolved again by adopting more Arabic words as Islam came to SEA region.
4. The Austronesian languages in current Malaysia + Indonesia + Philippines will take some loan words again from 16th - 20th century due to European colonists (Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, British)
There you have it. Malaysia/ Indonesia/ Philippines' Austronesian languages more influenced by Indo-aryan languages. Micronesia/ Polynesia/ Melanesia' Austronesian languages not so much.
@@McDice6464 🤣🤣you hipotesis doent make sense.. Sankrite are indo aryan family under indo parsian famili n indo euro.. Indian?? 😆😆 dont make a silly claim.. If sanskrite from india.. They will widely used.. Coz that are religion n high caste language speaker.. One more thing..
Indian trader not a great seafearer like malay.. So dont overclaim.. Even india doesnt have largest and oldest temple like in asean..
More close theory are out of sundaland ..
Omg 🥹 most of their words is the same with Batakneese and Indonesia ❤❤
My long distance Austronesian family🤗
Bahasa Melayu
@@azmanahmad4686kata melayu tidak lagi relevan untuk mewakili keseluruhan bahasa bahasa Austronesia 😂😂
Standard Malay, the language of Malaysia
1. Satu (can also be pronounced as 'se' depend on context)
2. Dua
3. Tiga
4. Empat
5. Lima
6. Enam
7. Tujuh
8. Lapan
9. Sembilan
10. Sepuluh
Eye is mata
Hand is tangan
Father is ayah/abah
Mother is emak/ibu
Elder brother is abang
Elder sister is kakak
Younger brother and sister is adik
This is how we count 1-10 in Tagalog language
1- Isa
2- dalawa
3- tatlo
4- apat
5- lima
6- anim
7- pito
8- walo
9- siyam
10- sampu
We've almost the same word about "father"
Father (in Tagalog)= Ama
Mother- Ina
Brother- Kuya (Koa in Chinese Mandarin language)
Sister- Ate (A chi in Chinese Mandarin language)
In Cebuano:
Usa
Duha
Tulo
Upat
Lima
Unom
Pito
Walo
Siyam
Napulo
Quite close to them in Taiwan
I will give an example of counting numbers in the language of the Lampung tribe as one of the Indonesian Sumatran Malays:
1. = Sai
2. = Khua
3. = Telu
4. = Pak
5. = Lima
6. = Enom
7. = Pitu
8. = Walu
9. = Siwa
10. = Puluh
In Basa Bangsamoro-Maguindanao,
1. Isa
2. Dua
3. Telu
4. Pat
5. Lima
6. Nem
7. Pitu
8. Walu
9. Siyau
10.Sapulu
This is certified AUSTRONESIAN..
Cebuano Tribe (Philippines)
1 - Usa
2 - Duha
3 - Tulo
4 - Upat
5 - Lima
6 - Unom
7 - Pito
8 - Walo
9 - Siyam
10 - Napulo
Greetings my cousins! Brown & Proud 🇵🇭 🇹🇼
Indonesian's Acehnese (place: North West/ the northen tip of Sumatera)
1. Sa
2. Dua
3. Lheé
4. Peut
5. Liměng/ limong
6. Nam
7. Tujôh/ tujoeh
8. Lapan
9. Sikureung
10. Siploh
Eng- indo- Acehnese
Eyes : mata : mata
Foot : kaki: gaki
Hands : tangan: jaroe
Mother : ibu/mama : mak
Child: anak: Aneuk
Father : bapak: ayah
So taiwan is austronesian not Chinese. We have similar counting. We have: Sara, Darwa, Tatlo, Apat, Lima, Anum, Pitu, Walu, Siyam, Pulo. Eyes: Mata, Hands: lima. Im from Antique, Philippines and our dialect is Kinaray-a.
Kinaray-a is language, not dialect
Indonesia (Javanese)
1.siji
2.loro
3.telu
4.papat
5.limo
6.enem
7.pitu
8.wolu
9.songo
10.sepuloh
hampir mirip dan banyak samanya kalau berhitung
Berarti betul kalau nenek moyang kita dulu berasal dari sana
Dan mix sebagian dengan india
@@wijiyantosargono5860 dari penelitian DNA orang di pulau Jawa tdk ada percampuran austronesia dengan India/sangat kecil sekali.justru memiliki percampuran austronesia dengan penduduk/salah satu suku di kamboja/Vietnam.
@@dianindrapermana2471 saya bilang sebagian bukan semuanya
Fascinating how different the languages are between tribes living on such a small island. In the years before colonization of Taiwan, would people from different tribes have been able to communicate easily with each other? Are there enough shared words between the languages?
Not at all in ancient times. Their languages are very different, as are their national costumes and art.
Probably different tribe will learn another tribe languages when they come in contact to one another.
I think because they were isolated
Minangkabau and Mentawai Sumatra = Taiwan
Our Minangkabau Flag's colours are exactly the same as their clothing also the same as Belgian and German flags
As a complete multiracial multilingual born Indonesian In Europe some made joke that I am Chinese especially in winter as my skin colour turn pale and reddish at some parts then in Summer I get tan easily without too much sunburn pain
But doesn't matter which season it is even in winter I can turn tan without artificial sun bathing as it changes by itself like a chameleon
Aboriginal Australia as they were and will always be Indonesians since long before Europeans came taking over the continent
We're brothers and sisters separated by Europeans as Mindanao and Manila including Men on Malaysia's Ringgit King of Negeri Sembilan, Singapore Dollar and Singaporean National Anthem writer and composer, Madagascar Africa, etc were founded by my forefathers kings of Minangkabau Sumatra and even earlier kingdoms of our forefathers
Bugis/Makassar:
1. Se’di / Se’re
2. Duwa / Rua
3. Tellu/ Tallu
4. Eppa’/ Appa’
5. Lima / lima, also means “Hands”
6. Enneng/ Annang
7. Pitu/ Tuju
8. Arua/ Sagantuju
9. Asera/ Salapang
10. Seppulo/ Sampulo
Eyes: Mata/ Mata
Seeing: Kita/ Cini’
Dog: Asu/ Kongkong
Rice plant: Ase/ Ase
Water: Wae/ Je’ne’
Trees: Poko’/ Poko’
Mouth: Timu/ Bawa
Mother: Indo, Ina’/ Anrong, Amma’
Father: Ambo’, Ambe’/ Mangge
Older brothers: Kaka/ Daeng
Younger brother: Anri/ Andi’
Grandpa/ma: Nene/ Nene’
Breast: Susu/ Susu
Philippines Northern Regions (Ilocano Dialect) Almost have the same counting in this Taiwan Tribe.
1- maysa
2- duwa
3- tallu
4-upat
5-lima
6-inem
7-pitu
8-walu
9-siyam
10- sangapulo
Totally oceanesians totally austronesians, Taiwan is the birthplace of all austronesias, taiwan is Oceania ever❤❤❤❤❤❤
Samoan numbers
1. Tasi
2. Lua
3. Tolu
4. Fa
5. Lima
6. Ono
7. Fitu
8. Valu
9. Iva
10. Sefulu
Hand: lima
Eyes: mata
Yoo sounds like bataknese (from indonesia)
2 : dua
3 : tolu
4 : opat
5 : lima
6 : onom
7 : Pitu
8 : oalu (walu)
9 : sia
10 : sampuluh
And same like indonesian
5 : lima
10 : sepuluh
Philippine, Tagalog
1, isa
2, dalawa
3, tatlo
4, apat
5, lima
6, anim
7, pito
8, walo
9, siyam
10, sampu
They said 'mata' and counting From 3 to 8 similar like Javanese (Indonesia), Ina similar with Inang for Bataknese North Sumatera (Indonesia).
I think "Out of Taiwan" Is the truth of Indonesian's Ancestor too.
We are conected!
🙏
Rahayu
Polynesian And Micronesian are some of the most known of the Austronesian branches, executives, and legislatives
The spellings in the original Austronesian language were not standardized way back thousands of years ago because that time there was no formal education and paper was not invented. Unlike today we use a dictionary as a reference. The generation handed down the counting and parts of the body through sounds and as they spread in the different islands from Southeast Asia to the Pacific, they produced variations of pronunciations due to isolation of each tribal group. But despite of that, the similarities among them is still evident. Amazing! I am Filipino but according to my 23andme and ancestry DNA results, I got distant cousins from Samoa and Hawaii.
Sorsogon Bicol from Southern most part of Luzon Island
1. Saro
2. Duwa
3. Tulo
4. Upat
5. Lima
6. Anum
7. Pitu
8. Walu
9. Siyam
10. Sampulo
Eyes - Mata
Hands - Kamot
Older Sister - Manay
Older Brother - Manoy
1=iso
2=duo
3=tolu
4=apat
5=limo
6=onom
7=turu
8=walu
9=siyam
10=opod
Malaysian( dusun sabah)
1 to 10
Wow! I was surprised that the Sakizaya Tribe language is very similar to the Cebuano language, at least in term of counting.
In Cebuano language we have the following:
1 - usa
2 - duha
3 - tolo
4 - opat
5 - lima
6 - unum
7 - pitu
8 - walu
9 - siyam
10 - pulu
11 - napulu ug usa or napulog usa (the second form is a contracted form where the word 'ug (and) is contracted by dropping the vowel 'u' and the letter 'g' is joined to the first word 'napulo').
12 - napulu ug duha
13 - napulu ug tolo
etc.
20 - kaluha-an or kawha-an
21 - kawha-an ug usa
22 - kawha-an ug duha
etc.
30 - katolo-an or katol-an
31 - katol-an ug usa
32 - katol-an ug duha
etc.
40 - kaupatan or kap-atan
50 - kalimahan or kalim-an
60 - kaunoman
70 - kapituhan or kapit-an
80 - kwaluhan or kawal-an
90 - kasiyaman
100 - usa ka gatos
200 - duha ka gatos
1,000 - usa ka libo or libo
10,000 - napulu ka libo
20,000 - kawha-an ka libo
100,000 - usa ka gatos ka libo
200,000 - duha ka gatos ka llibo
Counting in millions in Cebuano language are no longer in used in modern Cebuano conversation today. We already use 'milyon' from the English form 'million'.
Gatus = ratus
Libo = Ribu
It has similar sounds and meaning in Bahasa Indonesia
In 🇲🇬
10=folo
100=zato
1000=rivo
@@badakperkasa9942 Wow! Very similar indeed. According to Austronesian theorists, the Austronesian people who migrated from Taiwan, they sailed south to the Philippines and after a few hundred years, they migrated further south to what is now Indonesia, Malaysia and some coastal regions in Vietnam and southern parts of Thailand.
Solomon Islands province of Isabel had the same language word for Eyes (mata) Lima (five). And this is how we count
1- sikei
2- rua
3- tolu
4- vati
5- lima
6- ono
7- vitu
8- alu
9- hia
10- salaghe
You guys are distantly related, something like 10%-30% of your genes are from a group that left Taiwan 5,000 years ago.
@@ANTSEMUT1 Maybe. I’ve seen many similarities in the cultures of indigenous tribes in Taiwan and Solomon Islands culture. Eg. Tribal land ownership and how the chiefly system works
@South Auckland Pasifika interesting piece. Where you got your information from?
@PASIFIKA MADE you seem like a hater of Melanesian people. The fact is Melanesians were here way before Austronesian expansion. The Melanesians islands are bigger in landmass and population compared to both Micronesia and Polynesia. Youse all live in sinking tiny atolls. Melanesians were here way before you all. Speak the truth and don't be hater spreading misinformation as if that was the fact. We are indigenous to the Pacific before the settlements of Asians to Polynesia and Micronesia.
@@desoman5589 his making stories up to feed his racist ego. Melanesians were here in the Pacific way before these Asians arrived. For more than 50,000 years ago same as Australian Aboriginals. He seems to be uneducated in the field of genetics and anthropology.
Almost cry. Long live Austronesian!!
Your dialect is so similar to ours so much that I can say with confidence that I can learn & speak your dialect fluently in less than a year of studying it
Kadazan/ Dusun (Dayak in North Borneo)
1: Iso
2: Duvo/ Duwo
3: Tohu/ Tolu
4: Apat
5: Himo/ Limo
6: Onom
7: Tuuh/ Turuh
8: Vahu/ Walu
9: Sizam/ Siyam
10: Opod
Eyes: Mato
It so nice to learnt about the indigenous tribes of different countries… myself NAGA tribe from Manipur .
Lampung sumatra
1 sai
2 khua
3 telu
4 pak
5 lima
6 enom
7 piteuw
8 walu
9 siwa
10 puluh
Momogun Rungus (North Borneo-Sabah)
Iso
Duvo
Tolu
Apat
Limo
Onom
Turu
Valu
Sizam
Hopod
Kounsapatan (Thank You)
Igorot from the Philippines
1-oha
2-chua
3-toro
4-opat
5-lima
6-anum
7-peto
8-waru
9-siyam
10-hempuro
Father-ama
Mother-ina
Brother/sister-inawchi
Cooked rice-isna
Pig-fyafuy
House-fiaruy
Saya Dari Pulau Nias_Indonesia🇲🇨Nenek Moyang Kami Dari Taiwan🙏Cara Pengucapan AngkaNya, Hampir Sama Dengan Bahas Nias Kami, Salam Saudara👋🤗
Ya'ahowu dari Minahasa, Sulut 👋
Very similar with Tahitian words Mata=eyes Rima=hand
1-hoe
2-piti
3-toru
4-maha
5-pae
6-ono
7-hitu
8-va'u
9-iva
10-ahuru
Some similarities with Bugis Dialect In Sulawesi Island:
1: seddi
2: dua
3: tellu
4: eppa'
5: lima
6: enneng
7: Pitu
8: aruwa
9: asera
10: seppulo.
Eyes: mata
Hands: lima
Buginese is not a dialect bro, it's a complete language 👍
I am so happy for the Aboriginal recognition in Taiwan. Thank you for you video.
THEY ARE MY BROTHER AND SISTER... SIJI , LORO , TELU , PAPAT , LIMO , ENEM , PITU , WOLU , SONGO , SEPULUH (URUTAN ANGKA DALAM BAHASA JAWA)...
Mata in bahasa indonesia is mata (eyes) too
This is so revelling to hear and very similar in Philippine dialects.
lima in karay a the is lima also
Eye is also mata in malaysia brunei indonesia and the number almost similar too
Ilocano from the Philippines.
1-maysa
2-duwa
3-tallo
4-uppat
5-Lima
6- Innem
7-Pito
8- walo
9-siam
10- sangapulo
Tagalog/Filipino
1-isa
2-dalawa
3-tatlo
4-apat
5-Lima
6-anim
7-pito
8-walo
9-siam
10- sampo
0:44 hampir sama dengan jawa-indonesia , 1.siji , 2.Loro , 3.telu ,4.papat ,5.limo ,6.enem , 7.pitu , 8.wolu ,9.sanga ,10.sepoloh . Jawa : eyes - mata /moto
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I don't believe we have many similarities with Sakizaya tribe. In Indonesia 'eye' also means 'mata'.
Bahasa Indonesia & Batak Toba
1 = satu & sada
2 = dua & dua
3 = tiga & tolu
4 = empat & opat
5 = lima & lima
6 = enam & onom
7 = tujuh & pitu
8 = delapan & walu/ualu
9 = sembilan & sia
10 = sepuluh & sampuluh/sapuluh
Informative channel and videos! I hope I can enjoy more insightful content. I love to learn more about Taiwanese Indigenous Tribes.
In Java Ngapak
1 siji
2 loro
3 telu
4 papat
5 lima
6 enem
7 pitu
8 wolu
9 sanga
10 sepuluh
Some part of visayan language, they call helping hand as “aLIMA”.
When they count.. 3 to 8 similiar with javanese tribe of Indonesia. In javanese 3. Telu 4. Papat 5. Lima 6. Enem 7. Pitu 8. Wolu
Their numbers 3, 5 to 9 is 90% identical to the Fijian language by way of spelling and pronounciation. Fiji is a Melanesian island nation in the South Pacific near Polynesian neighbours Tonga and Samoa. I can see why Taiwan deserves its independence. They are their own people and more at home with their Austronesian cousins and even South Pacific islanders.
I remembered going to Taipei and I was watching the Aboriginal channel. My gosh I got excited when I understood a few words here and there. Hahahaha!! Like to think our Ancestors sailed down from Taiwan and every island they went, a new language is born, and if there is a Mountain in between, a new language can spawn out(The island of Panay is split by the mountain between the Hiligaynon and the Aklanon, same for Palembang Malay and Minangkabau)
In the Province of Pangasinan, Philippines, lima means "hand or number 5" while mata means "eyes." 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 means "sakey,dua,talo,apat,lima,anem,pito,walo,siyam, samplo.
Wow, eye for mata and numbers most of them like Bahasa Indonesia and Javanese..
similiar with javanese ( pada karo bahasa jawa )
1 . Siji
2 . Loro
3. Telu
4. Papat
5. Lima
6. Enam
7. Pitu
8. Wolu
9. Sanga
10. Sepuluh
11. Sewelas
12. Rolas
Wow we got almost the same counting words, in bisaya (philippines)
We say
1= usa
2= duha
3= Tulo
4= upat
5= lima
6 = Unom
7 = pito
8 = Walo
9 = siyam
10= napulo
Indonesia language
1=Satu
2=Dua
3=Tiga
4=Empat
5=Lima
6=Enam
7=Tujuh
8=Delapan
9=Sembilan
10=Sepuluh
100=Seratus
1000=Seribu
1000000=Satu Juta/sejuta
Mata=Eye
Anak=Cild
Kakek=Grand father
Nenek=Grand mother
Ular=Snake
Buaya=Crocodile
Babi=Pig
Telinga=Ear
Kaki=Foot
Bulan=Moon
Ayah=Father
Bapak=Father
Ibu=Mother
Etc...
similar to Cebuano
1 - Usa
2 - Duha
3 - Tulo
4 - Upat
5 - Lima
6 - Unom
7 - Pito
8 - Walo
9 - Siyam
10 - Napulo / Pulo
Torajan language:
1. Misa'/Mesa'
2. Da'dua
3. Tallu
4. A'pa'
5. Lima
6. Annan
7. Pitu
8. Karua
9. Kasera
10. Sangpulo
Eyes: Mata
Hand: Lima
Mother: Indo'
Father: Ambe'
LIMA means five... in many austronesian languages, tagalog, malay, indonesian, etc etc... and when you count up to 5 by hand, it resembles a hand...
Numbers...beru similar to javanese language! I am surprised!
1-siji
2-loro
3-telu
4-papat
5-lima
6-enem
7-pitu
8-wolo
9-songo
10-sepuluh
Also mata means eye in javanese
Bima - Indonesia
1 - ica
2 - dua
3 - tolu
4 - upa
5 - lima
6 - ini
7 - pidu
8 - waru
9 - ciwi
10 - sampuru
Hand - rima
Eyes - mada
I am from Fiji 🇫🇯 and we are half Polynesian and Melanesian but people said we are Polynesian because of our language and culture but funny thing was that I was attending my class which was the language of the Pacific and our teacher said that our ancestors are from Taiwan I was so shocked and laughed I couldn’t believe it the rest as well we laughing 🤭 now I know why ❤❤
Face is Mata
One is Dua
Two is Rua
Three is Tolu
Four is Va
Five is Lima
Six is Ono
Seven is Vitu
Eight is Walu
Nine is Ciwa
Ten is Tini ( when comes to 20s and 30s then we said ….sagafulu like tolusagafulu)
wow mata (eye) is mata in Malay..just wow
@Chlorine Robux Mantap
Some similar words with Tagalog in Philippines
some word similarity with east indonesia tribe langue; molluca, and south east celebes archipelagou (number 1,2,3,4,5, 6,7,8,9) (lima = lima/liman = hand) (father = wama = ama/uma), (mata=eye=mata)
batak language ( from north sumatra )
indonesian. batak
1. satu. sada
2. dua. dua
3. tiga. tolu
4. empat. opat
5. lima. -_- lima
6. enam. onom
7. tujuh. pitu
8. delapan. oalu/walu
9. sembilan. sia
10. sepuluh. sapuluh/sampuluh
father = amang
mother =inang
Javanese Indonesian here, so much similarities with our languages, yes because we came from there too, glad to see this
Read Stephen Oppenheimer's "Out of Eden". Our ancestor from Sundaland. We the sea people conquer the ocean and sail to the east to Natuna, Brunei, Mindanao, Manila, Guam, Taiwan. Sail to the south to Hawaii, New Zealand. Sail to the west to Sumatera, Madagascar. We are the Ocean Race.
When hand and five is "lima" same here in Southern Iloilo, Philippines
Mirip sekali dgn penyebutan angkan 1 s.d 10 dlm bhs Suku Gayo di Aceh-Indonesia: Sara, Roa, Tulu, Opat, Lime, Onom, Pitu, Waluh, Siwah, Sepuluh...
Indonesian has Lima for 5, mata for eyes, Empat for 4 (sepat), Tilu for 3, Enam for 6 (unum)...
Hi greetings from Philippines 💐mga mukha silang mga Tagalog people sa Luzon.
north sulawesi, manado, indonesia, minahasa language
1= esa
2= zua
3= telu
4= epat
5=lima
6= enem
7= pitu
8= walu
9=siow
10= mapulu
ayah/father= Ama
ibu/mother = Ina
mata/eyes= Indonesian Language
West Borneo, Indonesia Dayak bakati language
1 = asa
2 = dua
3 = Taru
4 = apat
5 = Rima
6 = Anum
7 = ijo
8 = Mahi
9 = pire
10 = sapuluh
Father = sama
Mother = Sino
Eye = matu
The language is almost the same as the Javanese language in Indonesia😌
in Kei islands, southeast mollucas Indonesia:
eyes = matan
tangan = liman
this they important of teaching language to children. my future children i'll teach them bisaya and tagalog.
That's Proto-Austronesian language the father of Austronesian language family 🇲🇨🇲🇨
Javanese linguage,
Count from 1 to 10 are : siji, loro, telu, papat, lima, enem, pitu, wolu, sanga, sepuluh.
Eye = mata
Hand = tangan
Sundanese linguage :
Count from 1 to 10 are : hiji, dua, tilu, opat, lima, genep, tujuh, dalapan, salapan, sapuluh
Keep it up... Nice video... To understand language family
Melayu =
1 = satu
2 = dua
3 = tiga
4 = empat
5 = lima
6 = enam
7 = tujuh
8 = lapan
9 = sembilan
10 = sepuluh
Their Lingguage its same as our Lingguage from Bima etnik in NTB Prefektur in Indonesia.
another language similar from visayas/mindanao from the philippines! thank you brother and sister, from philippines
Lima...Mata..omg the same. I'm an Iban from Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo
Te Reo Maaori from Aotearoa New Zealand
1 = Tahi
2 = Rua
3 = Toru
4 = Wha
5 = Rima
6 = Ono
7 = Whitu
8 = Waru
9 = Iwa
10 = Tekau
Eyes = Mata
Hands = Ringa
Wow, this tribe has many similar words with tribes in Indonesia:
Sakizaya - javanese/bataknese/indonesian
3. tulu - telu/tolu/tiga
4. sepat - papat/opat/empat
5. lima - limo/lima/lima
6. unum - enem/onom/enam
7. bitu - pitu/pitu/tujuh
8. walu - wolu/walu/delapan
9. ciwa - songo/sia/sembilan
10. cacayapata-an - sedasa/sampuluh/sepuluh.
I believe there are hundred or maybe thousand other similar words between Sakizaya tribe with tribes in Indonesia.
Anyone from this tribe please give me more words, especially common words like sun, moon, water, colors, animals, flowers, body part etc. Please reply in my comment.
From Minangkabau Indonesia
1 ciek
2 duo
3 tigo
4 ampek
5 limo
6 anam
7 tujueh
8 salapan
9 sambilan
10 sapulueh
Eye : mato
Yes this language has some samblence to the dusunic language of Sabah especially the numbers.
The words almost like Bisya the language spoken in Cebu an island province in the Philippines.
We count.
Usa
Duha
Tulo
Up at
Lima
Unom
Pito
Walo
Siyam
Napu./Napulo
We also say eyes as Mata.
In Fijian language lima mean five(number) and mata (eyes)tata(father)nana(mother)
Greetings from Philippines 🇵🇭💛
From 3-8 same here in Javanese language.. Telu, papat, lima, enem, pitu, wolu..
Waww❤somesame with my language jawa in Indonesia... long live Austronesian...