You Bangladeshi people never became our good neighbor... Doesn't matter how much india do for you.. There are some people's like you always hate india.
Also both Bangla & Hindi are Indo-Aryan from language family, just like Turkish and Azerbaijani are from Turkic language family & Bahasa Indonesian and Malay are from Austronesian language family. Language families are important.
I knew that Bangladeshi girl would do it better..cuz some bengali words and hondi words are similar Infact we bengali people can pronounce hindi words correctly I loved it how she said the Bengali pronounciation as well Bengali 🇮🇳
Its not smartness actually. Its the influence of same root of language. Both bengali and hindi came from sanskrit. So it is not that surprising. Even as an indian I can also understand some bengali words because of that.
Most of the words she pronounced isn't used in everyday Hindi either, these all are Sanskrit-derived Bengali words that we use daily (except palhahee)😂❤🇧🇩
Actually we do use these words but it’s mostly on a Hindi news or newspaper only and political leaders use it too. So it’s not like we don’t speak those words at all and phadai, rajneeti and many of the words is literally used by us daily.
Im watching this on 21st February which is known as International Mother Language Day. Bangladesh is the only country and only nation who fought and sacrificed their lives to protect their mother tongue Bangla. Fun fact Bangla is called the sweetest language in the world! Im so proud to be a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩
@@nakano-ariko the bengal region of India was divided into west bengal (indian state) and east pakistan which took independence from Pakistan in 1971 and became bnagladesh, so beside of langauge region is also Indian. Bengali have sanskrit origin and used in both india and bangladesh and it's also one of the official langauge of India.
There no language called "Indian", the language shown here is "Hindi". I am indian and and in my state everyone talks in the same language as the bangladeshi girl that is "Bangla" or Bengali.
@@morsusv Azarbaijan is the name of a province in Iran. In the past, the original name of this country was Aran and Sharvan, which was part of Iran's territory and was occupied in the war with the Soviet Union, and they named it Azarbaijan, which is a shameful forgery.
@@mostafaalizadeh7242 i don't care about history. Now as of 2024 we are Independent. I love Iran and every other country. And we are turkic country now
The Indonesian girl had the chance to copy the others before her but she still got them wrong 😂 Should learn from the Javanese, they would know the difference between “Dani” and “Dhani” 😁 Ada medoknya, gitu.
in Indonesia only Javanese people can pronounce raajadhaanee or dhaanee correctly, the average Indonesian person will never be able to when the letter D meets the letter H then the letter H disappears in Indonesia dhaanee will be read dany, moreover it is very difficult for Indonesians to follow the Indian accent
In India too, not all people are able to pronounce it. They make it a simple "da" or "ra" sound. This is due to the local dialects in those regions which lack this "dhaa" or "adah" pronunciations. - So, it's not a big deal if avg Indonesia stutter too at these.
@@emotionalIntelligence2078mostly Dravidian people aka South Indians are kinda bad at pronounciation of aspirated sounds, which are in plenty in Sanskrit. That's because, Proto-Dravidian had no aspiration and therefore, native Dravidian words don't have aspiration usually, except the Sanskrit loanwords. Similarly, Indo-aryans aka North Indians find it problematic with more recurrent retroflex sounds in Dravidian languages, which few Indo-aryan languages posess. Sanskrit originally did not have retroflex sounds, supposedly.
Yeahhh after I finished this filming I instantly contacted my friend and confirmed that Malaysians use more Tamil than Hindi😅🙏🏻 It was a great experience to learn Hindi words tho!
I feel like very quickly the ladies tried to copy whatever the second girl said rather than objectively trying to pronounce the word the way they would given their native language's roots. Afterall, the differences and how different languages tackle each other language is what makes this interesting and unique. People just copying what they think is right to be "right" takes everything away sadly. This is definitely a trend in a couple of these videos and some are more honest than others, but for this video, a simple change in seats could've probably done a lot for the purity and quality of this video.
I actually felt like the girl from AZ was a bit rude towards BD, idk why. That Bangladeshi girl is so bright and intelligent. So proud of you girl, go slay!
Actually Indonesian people don't read the letter V like W, Indonesian people read the letter V like F, I applaud Indonesian girls trying to follow everyone's way of reading, even though they think it's wrong
In some cases, that happen. I know today mostly they will read V as like F. But in the past, that will read between W and B sound. Mostly happen because how the locals trying to adopting some Sanskrit words in Dharmic concepts. For example, word svarga meaning heaven, in Indonesia read as surga (the W pronounce as U). Veda reads as Weda Avalokitesvara reads as Awalokiteswara. Vyasa reads as Byasa or Wiyasa. Vijaya reads as Wijaya. Varuna reads as Baruna. Vayu reads as Bayu. And there more words that have localized from Sanskrit words that even most young people in Indonesia didn't know that came from others language. Like : Vamsa : Bangsa (Nation, Dynasty) Vihatra : Bahtera (Boat) Vrtta : Berita (News)
I'm quite the opposite. I'd rather they read it like they think they would with the knowledge of their native language. The different outcomes are what makes this interesting as opposed to just copying whatever they heard first and thought could be "more right".
@@prayogaalfiannurrohman6092only Javanese or maybe Balinese people can pronounce Sanskrit words properly because only those two tribes are Indianized. In fact, I'm sure Javanese and Balinese people can pronounce raajadhaanee correctly while most Indonesians read "dhaanee" and it will sound "dany"
@@Tenseiken_I agree with you that Indonesian girls should read in their own Indonesian way to make it more interesting, in the video the girl is just trying to follow everyone's way of reading and it still sounds wrong to everyone because Indonesian itself has the simplest accent with the simplest alphabet, they will have difficulty following a very thick accent like Indian
It may be difficult for Indonesians to pronounce Indian vocabulary, because the way to read the alphabet, ABCD, etc., Indonesia is influenced by the Dutch way of reading the alphabet, like Germany, while the Malaysian way of reading the alphabet is influenced by the British.
And Actually Indonesian people don't read the letter V like W, Indonesian people read the letter V like F, I applaud Indonesian girls trying to follow everyone's way of reading, even though they think it's wrong
@@o0L4nc3r0o it is happening tho. In some places there are peace. Logically we are in earth and if you think peace is no evil at all. Yes we wouldn't achieve it. Since it'll be contradictive to all the religions. Based on that, there will be no piece until heaven. And hell no about no religions, those alphabet things already ruin the world with no religions. How is that peace. It's absolutely degenerate
Even in the comments itself you can see radicals differentiating between the girls- whether one is wearing a hijab or not. - If this is the case in a single religion...what can we expect from complexity in the global world.
In Persian we have two words for "God". "Xodā خدا" and "Baĝ بغ". Bhagavan and Baĝ are cognate. The word "Baĝ" isn't used much nowadays. Baghdad (the capital of Iraq) means "given by God".
@@texmexexpressonly Indian Muslims use it as they are heavily Persianized and Arabized without any unique culture. Hindus are the original inhabitants of India, so they don't need to use Khoda/Khuda when their concept of God almighty is totally different.
@@AkkiDaily yes you are right hindi is the most spoken language in India but that's not mean that Hindi is our national language... We don't have any national language accept this.... So if you are represent India in any global platform then you should tell people that Hindi is my mother tongue not Indian language..
@@moni9963exactly what I was thinking! The girl in the video should have said that! And I don’t know why the hell do the Hindi speaking population assume Hindi as the national and the only language of India!
I m a Pakistani and I've learnt hindi recently, the hindi letters are so easy to write and fun, but i can say Indians use more urdu words instead of Hindi in their day to day life, becz most of the hindi words are so hard to pronounce (i guess)
@@YTTY1O1O that’s interesting. Never knew that Hindus are taught Hindi in schools. Is that for all schools in Karachi and Sindh province? In India, education is a state subject. Students in the state where I am from are taught in 2 compulsory languages plus a 3rd optional language. I think in some states, 3 languages are compulsory in schools.
As an Indonesian, it is very difficult for us to follow an Indian accent, Indian people's tongues are very thick and seem to spin around in their mouths.
If you bring six Indians from different parts of India, they too will pronounce the same word little differently. Btw...., Many of Bengali, Assamese and Odia words are pretty similar.
The hardest Indian word is a word that most Indians can’t pronounce. It’s the name of a southern city, Kozhikode. Most words from Malayalam with the zha letter are hard for non Malayali people to pronounce but I just wrote the most common one.
I wish they added more Indian languages. Most people think of Hindi when they think of languages in India but in reality there are so many diverse languages that should’ve been shown in the video like Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Gujurati, Bodo, Dogri etc…
Bangladesh can easily pronounce Indian accents...😂😂😂 Actually it was once the part of India... I am personally a bengali person but Indian Bengali 😂😂😂❤❤❤ বাংলার মাটি বাংলার জল, বাংলার বায়ু বাংলার ফল, পূন্য হোক, পূন্য হোক, পূন্য হোক হে ভগবান।🙏🙏🙏🙏 ২১ শে ফেব্রুয়ারি তে বাংলাদেশের সকল ভাই বোন কে জানাই অনেক ভালোবাসা ❤❤❤❤
Only two of these Indian word have been absorbed to Indonesian: Begawan and Swatantra. Of course they became different word with different meaning. Bhagavan (god) became Begawan (master/expert/elder expert). Svantatrata (freedom) became Swatantra (autonomous government).
Even though I am a Bangladeshi, I understand complete Hindi for watching cartoons and movies since childhood.And It's good to watch different people form different country, culture or language. I'm interested in language. I love to learn language
Here I am gonna support the Bengali language not Hindi... Because I am a Bengali man... I love the Bengali language...❤❤❤❤❤ India's national anthem and national song is created by Bengali men. I just love Bengali language ❤❤❤
@@dishachatterjee6084 then stop watching those news and live in reality. Each state in India has thier own langauge and hindi speakers are highest 50%. If this was the case in your country you people would have done same like pakistani, imposing single langauge on everyone. We have more than 2000 langauges and all exists.
Indian is not hindi. Indian are the people. Hindi is one of the many languages. Not every body in India speaks or understand Hindi. Hindi is not the only language or the national language in India. India is not equals to hindi. It is 1 of the two official languages of the central government, Hindi and English
@@chadplaysfifa236344% indians can speak hindi.Only 8% people can speak bengali which is second biggest language in india. The gap between 1st and 2nd biggest language is huge.
Lmaooo at 6:44 Egyptian (Arab) girl is confused because we Arabs are used to be able to pronounce any letter/sound.. but this Indian sound is too hard for us 😂😂
I think the transliteration of the spelling wasn't very helpful; The Bangla girl had the only real chance: But, even she was confused with the spelling.
Actually Indonesian people don't read the letter V like W, Indonesian people read the letter V like F, I applaud Indonesian girls trying to follow everyone's way of reading, even though they think it's wrong
@@vik24oct1991 Religion Vs ( Science & Intelligence ) have no contradictions to each others , because hijab is God's law, so it can be said that the girl is riding the wave of breaking the law. This can even cause normalization . You see the appearance of the matter, but I see its twist and content !
As a Brazilian, with the romanized letters I could read almost all the words right with some accent, but with Hindi letters I didn't get anything at all
In India we don't have any national language we have 22 of official language and lots of unrecognized languages also and bengali is also a official language of India. So here hindi represent India is inappropriate to me and other bangla speaking people In India , .... And i hope you will mention in your future linguistic video about those features of languages in india. 👍
As a Bengali I can say Bengali and Hindi are almost similar but when the Bangladeshi said Hindu god I was like Itni khushi 😂 mujhe aaj tak nahi mili 😂😂😂😂
I believe if it was पठन् or अभ्यास, the Bangladeshi girl would have had no problem. ( Hats off to her patience sitting there calmly. I'll be so done with it. Like it's such a school level thing for her.)
India has 22 official languages, with Hindi being prominent due to Bollywood and its status as the mother tongue in several large states. Additionally, many people in the northern regions speak Hindi, even if it isn't their first language. However, it's important to remember that Hindi is not the sole representative of India's linguistic diversity. Our country is rich in a variety of beautiful languages, each offering unique insights to the world.
I am a Bangladeshi girl and i can speak hindi fluently and all my cousins of my maternal side can speak hindi fluently from this🧒to 🧔this age. Sorry for bad english. Love from 🇧🇩
@@yashwardhantubid2581 That's because in school it's learned that it comes from Magadhi Prakit and Pali which themselves come from Sanskrit but it doesn't go into much depth until 11th and 12th so children just arrogant assume it doesn't come from Sanskrit.
I knew that Bangladeshi girl would do it better..cuz some bengali words and hondi words are similar Infact we bengali people can pronounce hindi words correctly I loved it how she said the Bengali pronounciation as well
Good to see different people from different culture. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
broo ur everywhere💀
Bhai apnake shobzaygay Dekhi!
Background was too white !
I got my eyes tears 😂
😂 you guys are playing Indian boycott,I think we should crackdown on illegal migrates
You Bangladeshi people never became our good neighbor... Doesn't matter how much india do for you.. There are some people's like you always hate india.
I knew it bangladeshi girl will nailed it since both bengali and hindi originated from Sanskrit many words are either similar or same
Yeah that Indian girl needs to be changed she herself is not pronouncing it accurately 💀wtf is palhaee😭
I think that malysian and Indian girl would also related with South Indian languages like the Bangladeshi girl knows about Hindi
Is that Lovekov? You watch kamen rider?
@@nusaibaalam8475 yes and yes
Also both Bangla & Hindi are Indo-Aryan from language family, just like Turkish and Azerbaijani are from Turkic language family & Bahasa Indonesian and Malay are from Austronesian language family. Language families are important.
Others: serious
The one Indonesian girl: 😆🤣😛😶😂
Indonesia punya jiwa pelawak jiwa komedi
She is so cute
I knew that Bangladeshi girl would do it better..cuz some bengali words and hondi words are similar
Infact we bengali people can pronounce hindi words correctly
I loved it how she said the Bengali pronounciation as well
Bengali 🇮🇳
my country’s girl jannatul you are very smart mashallah...keep us proud like this🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I watch this video because of her love from India
iam from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Its not smartness actually. Its the influence of same root of language. Both bengali and hindi came from sanskrit. So it is not that surprising. Even as an indian I can also understand some bengali words because of that.
Most of the words she pronounced isn't used in everyday Hindi either, these all are Sanskrit-derived Bengali words that we use daily (except palhahee)😂❤🇧🇩
Actually we do use these words but it’s mostly on a Hindi news or newspaper only and political leaders use it too. So it’s not like we don’t speak those words at all and phadai, rajneeti and many of the words is literally used by us daily.
That's true😂😂actually i got them immediately
yes bengali of bangladesh is mostly sanskrit with some austro asiatic and tibeto burman words like paisa,
@@smaaousaf4368it's poysha 😂😂
Exactly I am an Indian Bengali and my pronunciation matches with the bangladesh one sort of instead of the Hindi pronounciation 😅
Im watching this on 21st February which is known as International Mother Language Day. Bangladesh is the only country and only nation who fought and sacrificed their lives to protect their mother tongue Bangla. Fun fact Bangla is called the sweetest language in the world! Im so proud to be a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩
😭🇧🇩
I miss my country so much 😢
Living in usa now 🇺🇲🇧🇩
My motherland ❤
Respect to the martyr and Bangla bhashar jai hok.
Love from 🇱🇰❤️🇧🇩
Bangladeshi girl in too much lovely take love from West Bengal ❤
Oh tumio poschim bongo theke 😅
hi amio west bengal theke @@soumyadeepsengupta9797
Thanks dear❤
We also love West Bengal
True 🥰
Bengladeshi girl did best since her language bangla is very similar to hindi. They both came out of parent language sanskrit.
Because Bangla part from India
@@Kane_2001 Bangali language is part of the land in north northeastern South (Bangal now Bangladesh
@@nakano-ariko in Both west Bengal ( Indian State) and Bangladesh
@@nakano-ariko the bengal region of India was divided into west bengal (indian state) and east pakistan which took independence from Pakistan in 1971 and became bnagladesh, so beside of langauge region is also Indian.
Bengali have sanskrit origin and used in both india and bangladesh and it's also one of the official langauge of India.
@@saumyapandey2372 yas i know that!
I am watching last four video just because of Bangladesh girl attend in this video. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Same
Same
Me too brother
@@user-qb9yt1zt3fI am from West Bengal too😅
me too
"Because the moment i saw the alphabet i just give up" that's me when i saw arabic for the first time 😂
Arabic is beautiful language and alphabet is easy to learn being a Bengali i don't like hindi at all
Wait 'till you see the grammars
@@ummerumman4483 no one cares
me too in Russian and Thai
@@ummerumman4483 You need not to like hindi because we Love it like u love ur Language but literally Arabic is hard to learn
Putri represents the character of Indonesian women (emak-emak) , she often laughs out loud and she's really cheerful, may Allah bless you all
@@Kane_2001she said she's from aceh
Loved her personality! Indonesian people seem really friendly and cheerful 😊❤
@@medpoclvrthey are
Putri in Sanskrit means daughter or girl.
@@medpoclvrIndonesian are kicking out rohingya muslim
They are not friendly
Azerbaijani girl speaking so clean, like it
Yes my favorite out in the lot, saw her in the other half of this video of similarities. She seemed the brightest of the lot there. Loved her.
Greetings from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 🇦🇿 🇦🇿
Greetings from Azerbaijan
There no language called "Indian", the language shown here is "Hindi". I am indian and and in my state everyone talks in the same language as the bangladeshi girl that is "Bangla" or Bengali.
Exactly the comment I was searching for 😅
Exactly! You are pretty right!
And people keep saying Iranian to Iran but it's actually It's Persian!
(Love from Iran❤)
Didn't know that Ariana Grande was from Bangladesh.
Ariana with Hijab... Assalamu'alaikum 😂
She's gorgeous ngl
omg i cracked at this hahahha
I can't unsee it now haha
why you say ariana grande btw, i don't get it😂
I am bengali and I am from India, West Bengal so I can relate.some Bengali words and Hindi words are similar ❤
I would really love if we see Azerbaijani and Turkish people more in your videos🇦🇿❤🇹🇷 I think we really need to be more recognised .
No azarbaijan is aran & shervan
Shut up pers @@mostafaalizadeh7242
@@mostafaalizadeh7242what do you mean bro? Every country is mixed
@@morsusv
Azarbaijan is the name of a province in Iran. In the past, the original name of this country was Aran and Sharvan, which was part of Iran's territory and was occupied in the war with the Soviet Union, and they named it Azarbaijan, which is a shameful forgery.
@@mostafaalizadeh7242 i don't care about history. Now as of 2024 we are Independent. I love Iran and every other country. And we are turkic country now
The Indonesian girl had the chance to copy the others before her but she still got them wrong 😂 Should learn from the Javanese, they would know the difference between “Dani” and “Dhani” 😁 Ada medoknya, gitu.
in Indonesia only Javanese people can pronounce raajadhaanee or dhaanee correctly, the average Indonesian person will never be able to when the letter D meets the letter H then the letter H disappears in Indonesia dhaanee will be read dany, moreover it is very difficult for Indonesians to follow the Indian accent
Karena ada aksara “dha” dalam hanacaraka
In India too, not all people are able to pronounce it. They make it a simple "da" or "ra" sound. This is due to the local dialects in those regions which lack this "dhaa" or "adah" pronunciations.
- So, it's not a big deal if avg Indonesia stutter too at these.
You mean Madura people ?
@@arnabmitra4348 orang madura ngomong ga medok kayak org jawa yg selalu ada huruf H , madura punya aksen lain
@@emotionalIntelligence2078mostly Dravidian people aka South Indians are kinda bad at pronounciation of aspirated sounds, which are in plenty in Sanskrit. That's because, Proto-Dravidian had no aspiration and therefore, native Dravidian words don't have aspiration usually, except the Sanskrit loanwords.
Similarly, Indo-aryans aka North Indians find it problematic with more recurrent retroflex sounds in Dravidian languages, which few Indo-aryan languages posess. Sanskrit originally did not have retroflex sounds, supposedly.
Finally the diversity i can see.
Here me from Bangladesh
Hlw BD EXO-L.🥺🥺
@@labibatanisha2004 omg hi are you also an EXO-L from Bangladesh?
@@Wishouse Yes..
I am an EXO-L and I'm from Bangladesh.. 🥰🥰
@@labibatanisha2004 tahole to amra Bangla tei kotha bolte pari.. Glad to find Bangladeshi EXO-L on YT
@@Wishouse Ami comment porte porte dp te dekhi Baekhyun er pic. Chomke uthsi. Then username dekhe confirm hoilam je EXO-L. So reply dilam.😃😃
in Bahasa Indonesia: begawan
Yup it Sanskrit derived word
The Malaysian confusing Tamil with Hindi.
Kerala
I noticed that.. because lots of Tamil people live in Malaysia
Yeahhh after I finished this filming I instantly contacted my friend and confirmed that Malaysians use more Tamil than Hindi😅🙏🏻 It was a great experience to learn Hindi words tho!
@@itsrynnntbh2746 OMG it's you.. love Malaysia from Bangladesh 🇧🇩💕
@@itsrynnntbh2746 Vanakkam sis, from Tamil Nadu, India
I watch this video only for the Bangladeshi girl 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩💝💝💝
Me too
I feel like very quickly the ladies tried to copy whatever the second girl said rather than objectively trying to pronounce the word the way they would given their native language's roots. Afterall, the differences and how different languages tackle each other language is what makes this interesting and unique. People just copying what they think is right to be "right" takes everything away sadly. This is definitely a trend in a couple of these videos and some are more honest than others, but for this video, a simple change in seats could've probably done a lot for the purity and quality of this video.
Love from Bangladesh
World Friends got bigger , the hammer as well 😂
I actually felt like the girl from AZ was a bit rude towards BD, idk why. That Bangladeshi girl is so bright and intelligent. So proud of you girl, go slay!
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩💖💖💖💖
Actually Indonesian people don't read the letter V like W, Indonesian people read the letter V like F, I applaud Indonesian girls trying to follow everyone's way of reading, even though they think it's wrong
In some cases, that happen. I know today mostly they will read V as like F. But in the past, that will read between W and B sound. Mostly happen because how the locals trying to adopting some Sanskrit words in Dharmic concepts.
For example, word svarga meaning heaven, in Indonesia read as surga (the W pronounce as U).
Veda reads as Weda
Avalokitesvara reads as Awalokiteswara.
Vyasa reads as Byasa or Wiyasa.
Vijaya reads as Wijaya.
Varuna reads as Baruna.
Vayu reads as Bayu.
And there more words that have localized from Sanskrit words that even most young people in Indonesia didn't know that came from others language. Like :
Vamsa : Bangsa (Nation, Dynasty)
Vihatra : Bahtera (Boat)
Vrtta : Berita (News)
And sometimes "x" pronounces as "k" for example xbox (X bok)
I'm quite the opposite. I'd rather they read it like they think they would with the knowledge of their native language. The different outcomes are what makes this interesting as opposed to just copying whatever they heard first and thought could be "more right".
@@prayogaalfiannurrohman6092only Javanese or maybe Balinese people can pronounce Sanskrit words properly because only those two tribes are Indianized. In fact, I'm sure Javanese and Balinese people can pronounce raajadhaanee correctly while most Indonesians read "dhaanee" and it will sound "dany"
@@Tenseiken_I agree with you that Indonesian girls should read in their own Indonesian way to make it more interesting, in the video the girl is just trying to follow everyone's way of reading and it still sounds wrong to everyone because Indonesian itself has the simplest accent with the simplest alphabet, they will have difficulty following a very thick accent like Indian
FINALLY A BANGALI FINALLY A BANGALI
Bangladeshi🇧🇩 girl Jannatul is very Smart💯👌
Although, Bangla🇧🇩🤝Sanskrit🤝🇮🇳Hindi👍❤️💚
I don’t think Indian language is hardest to pronounce
And Indonesian girl always made mistakes 😂
It may be difficult for Indonesians to pronounce Indian vocabulary, because the way to read the alphabet, ABCD, etc., Indonesia is influenced by the Dutch way of reading the alphabet, like Germany, while the Malaysian way of reading the alphabet is influenced by the British.
And Actually Indonesian people don't read the letter V like W, Indonesian people read the letter V like F, I applaud Indonesian girls trying to follow everyone's way of reading, even though they think it's wrong
I think it is not difficult, most people said close, but some of the words were long and it was confusing
Indian influence is only limited to Java and Bali, not other tribes.
@@klewank2615 Yes, it is true that in Indonesia only the Javanese and Balinese are Indianized
Yeah...
I'm a Bengali girl from Assam
Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
dari sekian banyaknya episode, gabungan negara² ini paling seru sih😂❤ chemistry mereka dapet banget antar satu dengan yang lain, Love you all❤
I just loved the Bangdeshi girl cause her everything was sooo perfect 💞💗💕.... lots of love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩...
At the 1st time when i see Bangladesh flag I feel so happy..❤❤❤ thanks 😊
we love Azerbaijan. greetings from Türkiye. two states, one nation🤲🤲
imagine we live in peace together
Don't think that it will ever be possible as long as there's religion... :(
@@o0L4nc3r0o it is happening tho. In some places there are peace. Logically we are in earth and if you think peace is no evil at all. Yes we wouldn't achieve it. Since it'll be contradictive to all the religions. Based on that, there will be no piece until heaven.
And hell no about no religions, those alphabet things already ruin the world with no religions. How is that peace. It's absolutely degenerate
Maybe in next life 😅
Even in the comments itself you can see radicals differentiating between the girls- whether one is wearing a hijab or not.
- If this is the case in a single religion...what can we expect from complexity in the global world.
Wow something deleted my comment.
Wow! The girls are so civilised.
Cant imagine the same with men.
WE THEM BOYS!!
In Persian we have two words for "God". "Xodā خدا" and "Baĝ بغ".
Bhagavan and Baĝ are cognate. The word "Baĝ" isn't used much nowadays.
Baghdad (the capital of Iraq) means "given by God".
Bhagavan refers to the Hindu god, like Allah in Arabic to Islamic Almighty. Only Hindus use it.
@@infinite5795Bagh is the cognate word in Persian. Indians in everyday speech also use the Persian word Xodā that Iranians use.
The ancient Persian word Xodā (خدا) is used in Persian and all other languages influenced by Persian. Baghdad is a Persian name and "Given by God".
@@infinite5795 Yes, only Hindus use the word Bhagavan. I said about the root of this word.
@@texmexexpressonly Indian Muslims use it as they are heavily Persianized and Arabized without any unique culture.
Hindus are the original inhabitants of India, so they don't need to use Khoda/Khuda when their concept of God almighty is totally different.
”Muslim pronounce indian hardest word”
My brain just went into coma what does this even mean
I don't understand why people always think that Indan language means hindi language...please accept the fact that India has 22 official languages....
Bcoz hindi is the biggest language of india
@@AkkiDaily yes you are right hindi is the most spoken language in India but that's not mean that Hindi is our national language... We don't have any national language accept this.... So if you are represent India in any global platform then you should tell people that Hindi is my mother tongue not Indian language..
@@moni9963exactly what I was thinking! The girl in the video should have said that! And I don’t know why the hell do the Hindi speaking population assume Hindi as the national and the only language of India!
@@sreyamajumdar2295 yes that's what I want to mean...
This team is really sincere. More videos like this!!
I like that the indian girl chosed more standard Hindi words which were used before Urdu was popularized in india
I m a Pakistani and I've learnt hindi recently, the hindi letters are so easy to write and fun, but i can say Indians use more urdu words instead of Hindi in their day to day life, becz most of the hindi words are so hard to pronounce (i guess)
Where do you learn to read and write Hindi letters in Pakistan? Are they taught in schools or universities?
@@jaskatpon1 i just learnt hindi writing by myself on RUclips becz i love to learn languages, i am Learning Spanish and Arabic too
@@jaskatpon1 In the Sindh region only Hindu students are taught Hindi in schools.
@@YTTY1O1O wow that’s amazing! 👍🏾
@@YTTY1O1O that’s interesting. Never knew that Hindus are taught Hindi in schools. Is that for all schools in Karachi and Sindh province? In India, education is a state subject. Students in the state where I am from are taught in 2 compulsory languages plus a 3rd optional language. I think in some states, 3 languages are compulsory in schools.
As an Indonesian, it is very difficult for us to follow an Indian accent, Indian people's tongues are very thick and seem to spin around in their mouths.
For Javanese it's kinda easy because our language is influenced by Sanskrit. We have the letter DH and TH as well like Hindi
I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
If you bring six Indians from different parts of India, they too will pronounce the same word little differently.
Btw...., Many of Bengali, Assamese and Odia words are pretty similar.
I can very much relate to them with the पढ़ाई situation because I too went through and its so funny to see them attempting to pronounce this word.
The hardest Indian word is a word that most Indians can’t pronounce. It’s the name of a southern city, Kozhikode. Most words from Malayalam with the zha letter are hard for non Malayali people to pronounce but I just wrote the most common one.
I can 🤚
Kingkortobbobimuraha, try this
@@XYZX-x5cstill easy, in Odia it's Kinkartabyamudha.
@@infinite5795 There's a 'bi'(বি) in Bengali
Not that hard it just uses the retroflex so it is pronounced as korîkode
Urdu , Hindi and Bangali are really similar if someone knows even one of the language he could easily speak and understand the other two
Love from bangladesh ❤❤❤❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I wish they added more Indian languages. Most people think of Hindi when they think of languages in India but in reality there are so many diverse languages that should’ve been shown in the video like Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Gujurati, Bodo, Dogri etc…
There are many words in bengali are similer to hindi words..❤
The Bengali one very cool and polite.
Indonesian one so cute 🥰
Bangladesh can easily pronounce Indian accents...😂😂😂 Actually it was once the part of India... I am personally a bengali person but Indian Bengali 😂😂😂❤❤❤
বাংলার মাটি বাংলার জল,
বাংলার বায়ু বাংলার ফল,
পূন্য হোক, পূন্য হোক, পূন্য হোক
হে ভগবান।🙏🙏🙏🙏
২১ শে ফেব্রুয়ারি তে বাংলাদেশের সকল ভাই বোন কে জানাই অনেক ভালোবাসা ❤❤❤❤
Love from bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤🇮🇳
@@Heimerh love from India too brother...❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@Heimerhআমরা উভয়ই বাংলাকে অসম্ভব ভালোবাসি ❤❤বাংলাদেশ থেকে ভালোবাসা রইলো ❤❤
বাংলা ভাষা ও সংস্কৃতি কালচার সনাতনীদের 😊🚩🚩
@@rai_sagar8789 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm an Indian Bengali so this was a win-win
i am an Indian from south my pronunciation will be very different from this
Only two of these Indian word have been absorbed to Indonesian: Begawan and Swatantra. Of course they became different word with different meaning. Bhagavan (god) became Begawan (master/expert/elder expert). Svantatrata (freedom) became Swatantra (autonomous government).
Love from Bangladesh ❤
Even though I am a Bangladeshi, I understand complete Hindi for watching cartoons and movies since childhood.And It's good to watch different people form different country, culture or language. I'm interested in language. I love to learn language
Here I am gonna support the Bengali language not Hindi... Because I am a Bengali man... I love the Bengali language...❤❤❤❤❤ India's national anthem and national song is created by Bengali men. I just love Bengali language ❤❤❤
মাতৃভাষা তো সকল কিছুর ঊর্ধ্বে হোক আপনার দেশ অন্য ভাষাকে promote করুক না কেন 😊
@@AbirAhmed-qm6jy
In india we promote every language we are not like Pakistan
@@supersaiyan460 yeah we have seen many news about clash , between Urdu,Hindi, and Bengali ..
@@dishachatterjee6084 then stop watching those news and live in reality. Each state in India has thier own langauge and hindi speakers are highest 50%. If this was the case in your country you people would have done same like pakistani, imposing single langauge on everyone. We have more than 2000 langauges and all exists.
@@priyankakumarisingh4511true
Bangladeshis 3rd language is Hindi I think. Almost everyone knows a little bit of Hindi here.
Indian is not hindi.
Indian are the people. Hindi is one of the many languages.
Not every body in India speaks or understand Hindi.
Hindi is not the only language or the national language in India. India is not equals to hindi.
It is 1 of the two official languages of the central government, Hindi and English
Exactly!! Only 40% people in India speaks Hindi. I am Indian and Hindi is not my language.
Cry more😂
@@nobita3132 What's there to cry more? He actually pointed out a mistake 🤷🏾♂️
@@chadplaysfifa236344% indians can speak hindi.Only 8% people can speak bengali which is second biggest language in india. The gap between 1st and 2nd biggest language is huge.
@@AkkiDaily That does not mean Indian means hindi. 65 crore Indian does not speak hindi. 65 crores is not a small number.
I am from Kolkata, a bengali speaking part of india and I could relate sooo much with what the Bangladesh girl was pronouncing the hindi words
Lmaooo at 6:44 Egyptian (Arab) girl is confused because we Arabs are used to be able to pronounce any letter/sound.. but this Indian sound is too hard for us 😂😂
I am glad this video used Hindi not mixed Hindustani words!
I think the transliteration of the spelling wasn't very helpful; The Bangla girl had the only real chance: But, even she was confused with the spelling.
Actually Indonesian people don't read the letter V like W, Indonesian people read the letter V like F, I applaud Indonesian girls trying to follow everyone's way of reading, even though they think it's wrong
For the Bangladeshi girl it was just a piece of cake
Proud of Malaysian & Indonesian Girls because of their Hijab🇮🇷❤🇮🇩🇲🇾
🤦♂🤦♂, of everything you are proud of that, not their intelligence or anything.
@@vik24oct1991 both are valuable !
@@vik24oct1991
Religion Vs ( Science & Intelligence ) have no contradictions to each others , because hijab is God's law, so it can be said that the girl is riding the wave of breaking the law.
This can even cause normalization .
You see the appearance of the matter, but I see its twist and content !
Indian girl has more Marathi accent in her pronounciation. As expected, Bangladeshi was bang on. Turkish girl ( first to say) was suprisingly good.
Its easy for the Bangladeshi sister as their language is very close
According to a UNESCO survey, Bengali has been classified as the sweetest language in the world
Bangladeshi plzzz🙏🙏🙏
Hindi is just one language in India and I don’t understand even a single word of so called Hindi
As I’m from south!💪🇮🇳
Ma ana nagas pulu 😂
@@sharpxs5715 em matladtunnav ra maida pindi?!
4:10 this is actually the fact... India and Bangladesh have the same root😂😂😂
India is not about just Hindi but also Bangla , Marathi , Tamil , Telegu, Malayalam, Kannad , Gujarati etc
9:34 natural beauty 🇹🇷
All of them are natural beauty
Over proud is not good 😅
🇧🇩💖🇧🇩💖🇧🇩💖
As a Brazilian, with the romanized letters I could read almost all the words right with some accent, but with Hindi letters I didn't get anything at all
The heavy r(ण) word is only found in Indian languages so it is always hard to pronounce for foreigners.
In India we don't have any national language we have 22 of official language and lots of unrecognized languages also and bengali is also a official language of India. So here hindi represent India is inappropriate to me and other bangla speaking people In India , .... And i hope you will mention in your future linguistic video about those features of languages in india. 👍
You're a muslim and Muslims are not local to india😂. You're a bangladeshi muslim living in India. You have no say in our languages 😂
As a Bengali I can say Bengali and Hindi are almost similar but when the Bangladeshi said Hindu god I was like Itni khushi 😂 mujhe aaj tak nahi mili 😂😂😂😂
Nice video, guys, I just want to know which language is this? I know that people in India speak in several languages. Is that Tamil or Telugu?
It's Hindi
Telugu and Sanskrit
It's Sanskrit
@@ashaypallav4158 Oh, thank you.
Hindi
I believe if it was पठन् or अभ्यास, the Bangladeshi girl would have had no problem. ( Hats off to her patience sitting there calmly. I'll be so done with it. Like it's such a school level thing for her.)
Malay girl is very pretty 🇲🇾
Tapi berisi
As I live in West Bengal, I can very easily understand it's not difficult for Bangladeshi people 😂
Ariyana Grade With Hijab?😲
They look like similar.😅
Who is Ariana grande here?
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤🇧🇩❤️🇧🇩❤️🥀🥰🫰🤗❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🥰🇧🇩🥀
😢We need a Pakistani to 🇵🇰
*toØ*
India has 22 official languages, with Hindi being prominent due to Bollywood and its status as the mother tongue in several large states. Additionally, many people in the northern regions speak Hindi, even if it isn't their first language. However, it's important to remember that Hindi is not the sole representative of India's linguistic diversity. Our country is rich in a variety of beautiful languages, each offering unique insights to the world.
Arabic next!!!!!!! Arabic must be really challenging😂
That's why i like Indonesia, they are cool😪🇧🇩
Pakistanis🇵🇰 be like: Abey mereko toh andar lo..! 😂
Bechari koh entry nehi mila 😂
No economy no invitation
Bengali Muslims be like: Ohh! that rascist guy not here😂
@@ketikteksno economy no problem
Have beef kebab. Enough for party 🎉
I am a Bangladeshi girl and i can speak hindi fluently and all my cousins of my maternal side can speak hindi fluently from this🧒to 🧔this age. Sorry for bad english. Love from 🇧🇩
Bengali is indeed Indian language origin from Sanskrit 🤷♂️😅😂😂
Obviously? You're telling us like you're the only one that knows that. 😂
@@brightphoton4200 Iam telling to those who didn't know even some Bangladeshi doesn't know 😂
@@yashwardhantubid2581 That's because in school it's learned that it comes from Magadhi Prakit and Pali which themselves come from Sanskrit but it doesn't go into much depth until 11th and 12th so children just arrogant assume it doesn't come from Sanskrit.
@@brightphoton4200Yes😂. It is showed from there comments.
I knew that Bangladeshi girl would do it better..cuz some bengali words and hondi words are similar
Infact we bengali people can pronounce hindi words correctly
I loved it how she said the Bengali pronounciation as well