I don't want to sp4m but I think it fits well with this topic when I repeat myself with this one ❤ I always wanted and really loved to learn italiano and español. The languages always gave me another positive vibe which I missed here in Germany. Later, my family did a DNA test and we found out that we have multicultural roots such as Italian and Spanish. Now I think I know why I love to learn several languages and enjoy your wonderful educational viddies, dear Andy 😘 Moltos gratias, grazie mille, muchas gracias, and thank you 🤗 😘
I was raised billingual german/spanish and although I didn't like the spanish classes in school I'm very grateful for being able to speak both. Knowung both also helps to learn and understand other germanic and romance languages like english.
Glad to hear that you found more about your ancestoral history! I want to do a DNA test, too. Do you have any recommends regarding the company and brand?
@languages.europe Well, we did it on MyHeritage. My results are true because through the test I even found my cousin from Turkey. Good luck to you and your wonderful family. 👍🤗👍
just an observation. The modern English word for "daughter" is virtually identical to both the both the modern Iranian word for the same thing,, AND identical the Vedic Sanskrit word for "daughter". But unlike either the Spanish or Latin words (which are clearly akin to each other).
Latin didn't inherit the Indo-European words for son and daughter. If it was the case, then, they would be *sunus and *fucter. And in Spanish: *sono and *fuitre.
Les guste o no la lengua descendiente del Latin más exitosa de todo en cuanto a expansión... Si bien el sardo y el italiano son más cercanas al latin el castellano es el heredero más exitoso de todos
In old spanish "Nosotros" meant "Me and the others" (we pronoun) as "Vosotros" meant "You and the others" (Plural you pronoun) in order to distinguish them from their singular forms "Nos" (I pronoun) and "Vos" (Singular you pronoun).
@@zayru4 Singular would be yo and tu/usted though...Nos and Vos should already be enough to denote plural, like latin nos/vos and italian noi/voi are already plural...
In Lombard (northern Italian regional language that comprehend Milanese) the plural "you" is "vialter" (you-other) like "vosotros" (in Italian it would be "voi altri"
Yes, that is a synonym. But the most correct word is 'Perro' or 'Can. 'Canino' is most used in things that involves the dog as a individual thing. Here's an example: 'Dog food' = 'Comida Canina' Besides, 'canino' also means one of the teeth that we have in our mouth. So, that's a lot of meanings.
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Phonologically speaking, Spanish remains true with its Latin roots than other Romance languages.
italian too
bro forgot italian
And romaninan
@@danielhilderbrand7393 romanian sounds a little slavic so not as much
I disagree with you
I don't want to sp4m but I think it fits well with this topic when I repeat myself with this one ❤
I always wanted and really loved to learn italiano and español. The languages always gave me another positive vibe which I missed here in Germany. Later, my family did a DNA test and we found out that we have multicultural roots such as Italian and Spanish. Now I think I know why I love to learn several languages and enjoy your wonderful educational viddies, dear Andy 😘
Moltos gratias, grazie mille, muchas gracias, and thank you 🤗 😘
I was raised billingual german/spanish and although I didn't like the spanish classes in school I'm very grateful for being able to speak both.
Knowung both also helps to learn and understand other germanic and romance languages like english.
Glad to hear that you found more about your ancestoral history! I want to do a DNA test, too. Do you have any recommends regarding the company and brand?
@@derstoffausdemderjoghurtisTienes razón, stimmt ❤️
@languages.europe Well, we did it on MyHeritage. My results are true because through the test I even found my cousin from Turkey. Good luck to you and your wonderful family. 👍🤗👍
Just an FYI, espanol is Spanish, and italiano is Italian, in English. When writing or speaking English, we use the English names for these langauges.
It's great to hear Luke Ranieri!
P.S. You're not fooling anyone, Andy, we know it's your modulated voice reading the vocab and the prayer 😅
its so funny lmao
i wonder how french compares, as the lords prayers in french have been changed a lot to make it follow nicely
What about Portuguese vs Latin 😢
Do Sardinian & Latin + Romanian & Latin
I heard that Spanish is one of the 5 major Romance languages derived from Latin
Yeah that’s why this video is made comparing them.
What you heard is true.
Es la principal por número de hablantes....
Actually is the major language among all the Romance languages.
❤Nice comparison :O
just an observation. The modern English word for "daughter" is virtually identical to both the both the modern Iranian word for the same thing,, AND identical the Vedic Sanskrit word for "daughter". But unlike either the Spanish or Latin words (which are clearly akin to each other).
Latin didn't inherit the Indo-European words for son and daughter. If it was the case, then, they would be *sunus and *fucter. And in Spanish: *sono and *fuitre.
Another great video.
Adorei essa leitura maravilha
God is with us
Amen.
Nomen.
Padre nuestro, Amen.
Les guste o no la lengua descendiente del Latin más exitosa de todo en cuanto a expansión... Si bien el sardo y el italiano son más cercanas al latin el castellano es el heredero más exitoso de todos
Yes, because Spain in the past having a larger colonies around the worlds than other Romance languages countries.
Amen.
Sono 3 le lingue prossime foniticamente al latino.
1) Sardo
2) Italiano
3) Spagnolo
@@paolorossi9180 dije la mas exitosa por expancion , no las que mas se hacerca gramaticalmente
@@kornet_85 e' anche vero.La lingua spagnola e' definita il latino moderno universale
I can't stop thinking the Spanish "nosotros" means "the other us".
‘We-others’ is valid as well. ☺️
In old spanish "Nosotros" meant "Me and the others" (we pronoun) as "Vosotros" meant "You and the others" (Plural you pronoun) in order to distinguish them from their singular forms "Nos" (I pronoun) and "Vos" (Singular you pronoun).
@@zayru4 Singular would be yo and tu/usted though...Nos and Vos should already be enough to denote plural, like latin nos/vos and italian noi/voi are already plural...
In Lombard (northern Italian regional language that comprehend Milanese) the plural "you" is "vialter" (you-other) like "vosotros" (in Italian it would be "voi altri"
Both were so sibilantness by having the words that end with -s.
Adorei muito bom mesmo
can you compare Latin & Albanian
Karo Batak (Austronesian) when? 😢
buen
Wouldn’t “canino” be dog in Spanish?
Yes, that is a synonym. But the most correct word is 'Perro' or 'Can.
'Canino' is most used in things that involves the dog as a individual thing.
Here's an example:
'Dog food' = 'Comida Canina'
Besides, 'canino' also means one of the teeth that we have in our mouth.
So, that's a lot of meanings.
Why same Latin words are in the accusative case?
Pls the Sambal language from zambales
Day 14:asking for videos about Thai numbers and east asian numbers
Again:
Fire: ignis
Stone: lapis; saxum
High: celsus
Horse: equus
AC Milan
Real Madrid
This spanish text is from the latin church.
Hombre
Mujer
Padre
Madre
Hijo
Hija
Agua
Fuego
Lluvia
Tierra
Piedra
Cielo
Alto
Nuevo
Caballo
Perro
Hacer
Leche
Ojo
Oreja
Lengua
Mano
Piel
Yo