I almost gave up waiting for Armenian and finally Wouter got it) I'm sure many Armenians live there but not all of them can actually speak it. Anyway I'm glad to hear my mother tongue and hope Wouter will pick it up one day! Cheers from Moscow!
Forgive me for my ignorance, I don’t mean to be rude but I genuinely don’t know this. Can you access RUclips from inside Russia? Is this available for everyone or do you have like a side way of getting to it? Cheers from Sydney:)
7:19 That girl said: "Hei. Jeg heter Mari. Kommer fra Bergen i... Oslo er hovedstaden i Norge. Så det... Ja." which means: "Hi. My name is Mari. I come from Bergen in... Oslo is the capital of Norway. So it's... Yeah." She spoke the typical Bergen dialect of Norwegian :D
This dude is basically a real-life Professor Talkalottaworda. Unlike Wouter, Professor Talkalottaworda is Italian. He speaks fluent worldwide languages. Professor always used to have fluent conversations in Thai with Grandma when she was still alive.
Wouter clearly was born with a n advantage being born to a Moroccan parent, in Netherlands while english is the base language of everyone 😂 Moroccon gives you: French Arabic (Spanish) Netherlands: Dutch English
He didnt get Albanian as it was a pretty strong Gheg dialect from Kosovo. It is not so soft and lyrical sounding as Albanian from Tirana and further south.
In my opinion we cant say that we speak a language if we make a mistake in each phrase … your Portuguese looks more Spanish ! And your Spanish you mix with Italian ! And your French man… you really need to study the basics … you have a very good vocabulary in Latin languages but your grammar and conjugations doesn’t make sense
@element5817 Yup. There's the occasional lexical difference, but on the whole you'll find bigger differences between, say, British English and American English.
Irish translation for anyone wanting a more acurate one: Do you speak irish? I speak irish also. And i live in ireland. I go to the shop every day and buy bread and butter for my breakfast And.. my school starts... my school starts at 9 o Clock and ends at 4. And i study all the time on the weekdays (this is said weirdly so thats my interpretation) And i love to study!
As a German native who is also about a native level in English I understand almost all of Dutch/Danish/Swedish/Norwegian when it's written, but not spoken, stupid or smart? 😂
Note that the the Norwegian girl spoke the dialect from Bergen (same as myself), and she said she was from Bergen, but this was left out of the subtitles. Just mentioning this here, since the subtitles left the impression that she said she was from Oslo. She did mention Oslo as well, but probably just intended to say that she lives there -- it was a bit unclear.
Couldn't imagine you getting much profit from a video in Australia. Polynesians, aborigines and new guineans; its a whole other world of languages over this side of the world, especially aborigines. No language group is similar to it in any way, issolated as it has sbeen for tens of thousands of years
Bro if you speak hindi then you can speak urdu, american english and England english is the same. Same as hindi and urdu lol. I feel like you got scammed there.
Wouter’s hindi seems very formal, in the style of an old fashioned letter, because he uses the formal “parantu” instead of the shortened, conversational “par” whenever he wants to say “but”
Although Hindi and Urdu share many similarities in their roots, the original form of Hindi, Shuddh Hindi, which is not really generally spoken, is quite different from Urdu and can be considered a different language. The reason people perceive them to be practically the same/very similar is not as much because of the similarities in the roots, but rather, due to the fact that the modern standard Hindi generally spoken today actually uses a lot of Urdu (and of course English) words, making the two much more mutually intelligible.
Actually, the opposite has happened. Shudd Hindi, the "purified" form of Hindi, is the result of a deliberate practice to remove Arabic, Turkish, and Persian words from Hindi. The Indian Constitution recommends that Hindi resort to Sanskrit for new terms. For its part, formal Urdu also uses more Persian words than its colloquial variants.
@@amonamantangorri1 Not exactly correct. Hindi evolved from Hindustani which ultimately evolved from Old Hindi. So if you talk about Shuddh (pure) hindi as Today's hindi minus the loan words from Persian, arabic etc., what you get is similar to Old hindi.
@@Pain53924 The Hindi-Urdu vernacular variants are more similar and understandable to each other than their respective standards. This is the consequence of, you know, a complicated history, and due to a deliberate purpose of some national elites. It is as if the Spanish authorities wanted to eliminate all words of Arabic origin from their language (which are many, the result of 700 years of Muslim rule), to recover a "pure romance". Or as if the English were trying to erase from their language all traces of French-speaking Norman domination. I have read to you yourself that the Hindi spoken by many people "has Urdu words". Well, you may think that they are "Urdu words", although some may think that they are also words of the common Hindi-Urdu or Hindustani language, which may be of Sanskrit root or of other origins.
I hope no one will furiously start writing "Slava Ukraini" in the comments, just because they mistaked a Slovenian flag from a thumbnail with a Russian flag. They can be stupid enough for that, it happened to me as well.
ich find den Typen leider nicht ganz so medial geeignet. Kürzere Cuts mit dem kurzen Sprachaustausch wären vorteilhafter für ihn. Ich habe allerdings den größten Respekt. Ich spreche nur 4 Sprachen und ich bewundere ihn das er das so gut auseinander halten kann, ich rutsche immer durch einander ;)
"Hindi y Urdu tienen en común el 90%, pero son idiomas DIFERENTES", dice el punyabí. En realidad, eso está más relacionado con la religión o con la mala relación existente entre dos estados. Lo mismo puede decirse por los bosnios: El mismo chico sea ha sorprendido cuando le has dado los 20€. Le has podido contestar en su mismo idioma, llámese serbio, croata, bosnio, serbocroata o como lo quieran llamar en su aldea.
Hey Wouter 👋. It's Hannah again. Do you speak Swahili? My uncle Reuben is from Kenya. He speaks English, Swahili, and Arabic. He's not my biological uncle, though. He's just my honorary uncle.
It seems that wouter always loses money when he meet balkan people, so knowing Asian languages doesn't help from losing money in meeting tourists in Europe
Neumí česky, polsky, maďarsky, litevsky a slovinsky. Já umím všechny tyto jazyky. Já bych měl jisté peníze u něj, ale ironií je to, že nemám peníze na to tam letět, takže bych potřeboval peníze na to, abych získal peníze.
Привіт Wouter. Можете поділитися кількома стратегіям, щоб вивчити мову. На що саме варто звернути особливу увагу, щоб нарешті заговорити, а не лише розуміти.
1:45 - "O qual coisa você vaz aqui?" "É muito bem para ter férias e mirar Amsterdam". 15:09 - "(...) este año (...) "Qual trabalho você tem?" "Ah, você estudia no Inglaterra" Ainda tens muito que rapar, meu...
@@dan-st3tw I supposed that I speak French, Quebequois, Algerian French, Morrocan French, Ivorians French Wait am I about to list every african country
Wouter looks like that lonely, shy and weird kid who decided to learn languages in order to find new relationships and get over social akwardness. Result: some basic phrases to strangers, no real bonds and dude looks shabbier and weirder than ever before. I feel sry for the guy 😢
Bro people only say things like what you have said because something subconsciouss in your ego feels very insecure and feels like it needs dish out insults to keep itself feeling justified. This is not about blame or making you feel shit but rather to make you aware of this. If you are not aware of these kind of things you can never become a wholer person and instead remain in your own fear and emotional responses. That is not living my friend. I shall help you to clear this evil and you will feel this help initially in a proportion similarly to how strongly you react when reading this comment. Stay true to the opportunity you see at humility. Cheers
I find it very interesting that when listening to European French, I understand far more than I do at home (Canada, Quebec French is a little more difficult but I get the gist of it, but the local French in Northern Ontario, I can barely catch a word). My youngest daughter leaves for Germany tomorrow morning, I'll be sure to mention your tip about traveling by train!
one of my most embarassing moments was when I brought my girlfriend at the time to Montreal and told her I could speak French, which I did! But I did not speak Quebecois French. First restaurant we went to I launched into my Parisian French.... oof... had to switch back to English immediately! It makes a ton of sense given how many many years Quebec has been isolated from France, but my god I was fucking confused.
It'll happen one day! He was pretty close to the Linguistics building of the Uni of Amsterdam and they have Esperanto classes there and a professor of Esperanto.
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I almost gave up waiting for Armenian and finally Wouter got it) I'm sure many Armenians live there but not all of them can actually speak it. Anyway I'm glad to hear my mother tongue and hope Wouter will pick it up one day!
Cheers from Moscow!
Forgive me for my ignorance, I don’t mean to be rude but I genuinely don’t know this. Can you access RUclips from inside Russia? Is this available for everyone or do you have like a side way of getting to it? Cheers from Sydney:)
I'm surprised at how many people I see speak Gaelic on your Channel (whether it's Irish or other Gaelic). It's really awesome.
7:19 That girl said: "Hei. Jeg heter Mari. Kommer fra Bergen i... Oslo er hovedstaden i Norge. Så det... Ja." which means: "Hi. My name is Mari. I come from Bergen in... Oslo is the capital of Norway. So it's... Yeah." She spoke the typical Bergen dialect of Norwegian :D
This dude is basically a real-life Professor Talkalottaworda. Unlike Wouter, Professor Talkalottaworda is Italian. He speaks fluent worldwide languages. Professor always used to have fluent conversations in Thai with Grandma when she was still alive.
Greetings from Africa I'm African polyglot
Wouter clearly was born with a n advantage being born to a Moroccan parent, in Netherlands while english is the base language of everyone 😂
Moroccon gives you:
French
Arabic
(Spanish)
Netherlands:
Dutch
English
Dat heeft je veel geld gekost Wouter :-)
6:47 11:50am
this guy is really smart
He didnt get Albanian as it was a pretty strong Gheg dialect from Kosovo. It is not so soft and lyrical sounding as Albanian from Tirana and further south.
frrr I could understand her but it was very hard
You can buy shoes with 20 euros???
Bangla wins ❤️😁🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
In my opinion we cant say that we speak a language if we make a mistake in each phrase … your Portuguese looks more Spanish ! And your Spanish you mix with Italian ! And your French man… you really need to study the basics … you have a very good vocabulary in Latin languages but your grammar and conjugations doesn’t make sense
His Portuguese is really not good, sounds like a mixture of the Brazilian variant with Spanish
Best bit about learning Bosnian is that you automatically also learn Croatian, Serbian and Montenegrin. :D
Montenegrin? That language exist ? :OOOO
@@alvaro3831 Yes, it's a dialect of Serbo-Croatian, but they even have their own alphabet.
Haha
@element5817 Yup. There's the occasional lexical difference, but on the whole you'll find bigger differences between, say, British English and American English.
@@rembo96 "Own alphabet" is stretching it a bit. It's Serbian Cyrillic, with two local letters added.
Your french is pretty good, definitely work on the pronunciation more it will get you stronger reactions ! :)
Finally Slovenian, I was surprised you did not even recognise it.
Many slavic languages sound very similar and they are hard to differ if you speak none of them.
@@HesseJamez Slovenian sounds quite different from other Slavic languages. It sounds a bit like Italian with Slavic words.
@@tongobong1It does not
Wow a Portugese girl who speaks Irish
Man, they've bankrupted you today! Good video :)
Irish translation for anyone wanting a more acurate one:
Do you speak irish?
I speak irish also. And i live in ireland.
I go to the shop every day and buy bread and butter for my breakfast
And.. my school starts... my school starts at 9 o Clock and ends at 4.
And i study all the time on the weekdays (this is said weirdly so thats my interpretation)
And i love to study!
Second one:
What would you do if you won the lottery?
Hi! How are you?
If i had 20 euros, i would buy some new shoes
Everybody who speaks English and German can understand Norwegian without learning. Easiest language.
My English is around 80%, my German around 60%. Because of that i understand Dutch pretty good.
It's a sarcasm, fellas 😁
I dont know bro. I can speak German, English and Swedish and I can only like understand bits. Sometimes a little more
As a German native who is also about a native level in English I understand almost all of Dutch/Danish/Swedish/Norwegian when it's written, but not spoken, stupid or smart? 😂
Note that the the Norwegian girl spoke the dialect from Bergen (same as myself), and she said she was from Bergen, but this was left out of the subtitles. Just mentioning this here, since the subtitles left the impression that she said she was from Oslo. She did mention Oslo as well, but probably just intended to say that she lives there -- it was a bit unclear.
Sonny wilis membawaku kesini
Couldn't imagine you getting much profit from a video in Australia. Polynesians, aborigines and new guineans; its a whole other world of languages over this side of the world, especially aborigines. No language group is similar to it in any way, issolated as it has sbeen for tens of thousands of years
Bro if you speak hindi then you can speak urdu, american english and England english is the same. Same as hindi and urdu lol. I feel like you got scammed there.
Wouter’s hindi seems very formal, in the style of an old fashioned letter, because he uses the formal “parantu” instead of the shortened, conversational “par” whenever he wants to say “but”
I have never heard parantu before
Although Hindi and Urdu share many similarities in their roots, the original form of Hindi, Shuddh Hindi, which is not really generally spoken, is quite different from Urdu and can be considered a different language. The reason people perceive them to be practically the same/very similar is not as much because of the similarities in the roots, but rather, due to the fact that the modern standard Hindi generally spoken today actually uses a lot of Urdu (and of course English) words, making the two much more mutually intelligible.
Theek hai bhai
Actually, the opposite has happened. Shudd Hindi, the "purified" form of Hindi, is the result of a deliberate practice to remove Arabic, Turkish, and Persian words from Hindi. The Indian Constitution recommends that Hindi resort to Sanskrit for new terms. For its part, formal Urdu also uses more Persian words than its colloquial variants.
@@amonamantangorri1 Not exactly correct. Hindi evolved from Hindustani which ultimately evolved from Old Hindi. So if you talk about Shuddh (pure) hindi as Today's hindi minus the loan words from Persian, arabic etc., what you get is similar to Old hindi.
@@Pain53924 The Hindi-Urdu vernacular variants are more similar and understandable to each other than their respective standards. This is the consequence of, you know, a complicated history, and due to a deliberate purpose of some national elites.
It is as if the Spanish authorities wanted to eliminate all words of Arabic origin from their language (which are many, the result of 700 years of Muslim rule), to recover a "pure romance". Or as if the English were trying to erase from their language all traces of French-speaking Norman domination.
I have read to you yourself that the Hindi spoken by many people "has Urdu words". Well, you may think that they are "Urdu words", although some may think that they are also words of the common Hindi-Urdu or Hindustani language, which may be of Sanskrit root or of other origins.
I agree to all of the above, but not happy about that Pakistani taking 20+20 😅
Very nice, veldig bra, mycket bra, velmi dobre, muy bien :)
Wow this bosniak scammed you. Cause obviously he can not speak "bosnian" as well..
The language is serbian , and he horrible translated it to serbian
I would take you 20 euros because you don't know Romanian language.
Can tell which languages he only has a couple lines for..
I hope no one will furiously start writing "Slava Ukraini" in the comments, just because they mistaked a Slovenian flag from a thumbnail with a Russian flag.
They can be stupid enough for that, it happened to me as well.
Slava Ukraini! India the best! YES!!!
ich find den Typen leider nicht ganz so medial geeignet. Kürzere Cuts mit dem kurzen Sprachaustausch wären vorteilhafter für ihn. Ich habe allerdings den größten Respekt. Ich spreche nur 4 Sprachen und ich bewundere ihn das er das so gut auseinander halten kann, ich rutsche immer durch einander ;)
itna parantu mene ramayan and hindi text book k baad sirf isi bande k muh se suna h
"Hindi y Urdu tienen en común el 90%, pero son idiomas DIFERENTES", dice el punyabí. En realidad, eso está más relacionado con la religión o con la mala relación existente entre dos estados.
Lo mismo puede decirse por los bosnios: El mismo chico sea ha sorprendido cuando le has dado los 20€. Le has podido contestar en su mismo idioma, llámese serbio, croata, bosnio, serbocroata o como lo quieran llamar en su aldea.
Puedo hablar hindi y puedo comprender todo Urdu no creo que son diferentes por qué puedo comprender también punjabi y son muy similar
@@sqg7010 correcto! Soy de india y hablo Hindi . Es mucho hermoso
hola buenas tardes yo soy karim de algeia
inflation strikes everyone it seems :D
to 50 to 20e business is not prolific
2:09 8am
11:32 11:45am
Hey Wouter 👋. It's Hannah again. Do you speak Swahili? My uncle Reuben is from Kenya. He speaks English, Swahili, and Arabic. He's not my biological uncle, though. He's just my honorary uncle.
Can you speak Welsh?
Try Hungarian. :) The one and only language in Europe that almost nobody speaks except native hungarians.
I dare you to speak Somali language 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
ah, 2:36 I was waiting for this moment. Whoever was there, thank you very much.....
Man! iIt's amazing how many languages you speak!! Can you speak also arabic or hebrew?? Big respect!
Hi there! have you tried doing a collab with the Filipino teen who speaks 18 languages?
Hi
Let us appreciate how much money he had to pay to make this video lmbo
It seems that wouter always loses money when he meet balkan people, so knowing Asian languages doesn't help from losing money in meeting tourists in Europe
Hi. Love the content. Do you speak Hebrew? Maybe Georgian?
15:23 Is not no Inglaterra, is not na Inglaterra, is em Inglaterra.
you're at half a millions subs!
What if this guy runs into someone that speaks Klingon lol
Mai visto il campione wouter essere cosi in difficoltà
2:26 8am 3pm
I grew up in Hannover
kan du tale dansk??
Can you speak Danish??
@@mnbssh3722 Så du videoen? Han taler en blanding av dansk og svensk til de to norske pikene fra Bergen, og forklarer at han taler dansk.
Hi, can you speak the Czech language?
Čeština už tu byla - neumí.:-)
@@jirikrizik1320 Díky. To by tedy chtělo ho někde potkat. 😅
Neumí česky, polsky, maďarsky, litevsky a slovinsky. Já umím všechny tyto jazyky. Já bych měl jisté peníze u něj, ale ironií je to, že nemám peníze na to tam letět, takže bych potřeboval peníze na to, abych získal peníze.
@@RichieLarpa Nebo aby on někdy přiletěl blíž. 🙂
Yeah 50 euros were too much last time)
ماشاء الله
Slovenian is clearly the most advanced language in comparison to other languages here.
Haha already went down to 20 euro
14:28 12:20pm
Good
It was 50 earlier
Мужик - красава, конечно
Great video
Love the vids ❤
This portuguese is very hard 🤣
His Portuguese is terrible, had a hard time understanding him
11:11 Haykakan
5:00 funny how tall they all are
The Montenegrins are even taller. They are even rivaling the Dutch!
It is so cringe but cute at the same time when I see the Singapore girl, I love it lol, I can’t stop smiling and laughing ❤
That Pakistani shouldn't have taken the second 20, urdu is very close to Hindi.
But I can understand, he's Pakistani😅
Привіт Wouter. Можете поділитися кількома стратегіям, щоб вивчити мову. На що саме варто звернути особливу увагу, щоб нарешті заговорити, а не лише розуміти.
1:45 - "O qual coisa você vaz aqui?"
"É muito bem para ter férias e mirar Amsterdam".
15:09 - "(...) este año (...)
"Qual trabalho você tem?"
"Ah, você estudia no Inglaterra"
Ainda tens muito que rapar, meu...
Bosnian isn't a language
rude
@@Jbrimbelibap Ok I speak English, American, Canadian, Australian, etc
@@dan-st3tw New Zealandic
@@dan-st3tw I supposed that I speak French, Quebequois, Algerian French, Morrocan French, Ivorians French
Wait am I about to list every african country
@@Jbrimbelibap those French dialects are more different than Croatian, Bosnian and Serbian dialects...
Why €20?! Before that there was €50!
HE IS GIVING AWAY MONEY AND YOU ARE STILL COMPLAINING WTF
He is not Mr Beast, 50 euros I think is a lot as a present just for a person who is able to speak a different language.
cuz he lost too much today
I am glad he went back to just 20. He was in danger of bankrupting himself.
20 is not bad
Wouter looks like that lonely, shy and weird kid who decided to learn languages in order to find new relationships and get over social akwardness. Result: some basic phrases to strangers, no real bonds and dude looks shabbier and weirder than ever before. I feel sry for the guy 😢
Dude what the heck is that comment even lool
Brutal (it's true tho)
Bro people only say things like what you have said because something subconsciouss in your ego feels very insecure and feels like it needs dish out insults to keep itself feeling justified.
This is not about blame or making you feel shit but rather to make you aware of this. If you are not aware of these kind of things you can never become a wholer person and instead remain in your own fear and emotional responses. That is not living my friend.
I shall help you to clear this evil and you will feel this help initially in a proportion similarly to how strongly you react when reading this comment.
Stay true to the opportunity you see at humility.
Cheers
@@JTGaffley very well said. Can't really add anything to that but just agree
@@JTGaffley nah, but thank you doctor, I'll let You know
I find it very interesting that when listening to European French, I understand far more than I do at home (Canada, Quebec French is a little more difficult but I get the gist of it, but the local French in Northern Ontario, I can barely catch a word).
My youngest daughter leaves for Germany tomorrow morning, I'll be sure to mention your tip about traveling by train!
one of my most embarassing moments was when I brought my girlfriend at the time to Montreal and told her I could speak French, which I did! But I did not speak Quebecois French. First restaurant we went to I launched into my Parisian French.... oof... had to switch back to English immediately! It makes a ton of sense given how many many years Quebec has been isolated from France, but my god I was fucking confused.
As French people, I can assure you, we sometimes have a lot of trouble understanding Quebecers too. But the accent is funny.
This is so funny 👍 Can you speak any finnish?
Waiting for someone to speak Esperanto
It'll happen one day! He was pretty close to the Linguistics building of the Uni of Amsterdam and they have Esperanto classes there and a professor of Esperanto.