Hi Asian guys,let's translate our nation language in this video.Let me come first, I'm Chinese, but there are four Chinese language bits,Singapore Chinese(talk about the immigration in Thailand 19th),Taiwan (talk about electronic commerce)，Hongkong and most of Guangdong province(Cantonese,talk about the earth quake in Japan),China(talk about the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing) so,write down yours in the reply!!

Yet there are people who ask: "Do you speak asian?"

0:09 Tajik, Tajikistan 0:32 Mandarin, Taiwan 0:58 Bengali, Bangladesh 1:25 Thai, Thailand 1:55 Kazakh, Kazakhstan 2:17 Russian, Kazakhstan 2:48 Tetum, Timor-Leste 3:22 Korean, South Korea 3:50 Hindi, India 4:14 Malay, Malaysia 4:36 Dzongkha, Bhutan 5:04 Mongolian, Mongolia 5:34 Khmer, Cambodia 6:01 Pashto, Afghanistan 6:25 Dari, Afghanistan 6:50 Indonesian, Indonesia 7:21 Korean, North Korea 7:45 Maldivian, Maldives 8:07 Malay, Singapore 8:35 Mandarin, Singapore 9:02 Nepali, Nepal 9:29 Burmese, Myanmar 9:59 Kyrgyz, Kyrgyzstan 10:24 Russian, Kyrgyzstan 10:52 Filipino, Philippines 11:18 Sinhala, Sri Lanka 11:42 Tamil, Sri Lanka 12:06 Vietnamese, Vietnam 12:37 Uzbek, Uzbekistan 13:01 Mandarin, China 13:31 Cantonese, China 13:54 Turkmen, Turkmenistan 14:20 Lao, Laos 14:50 Urdu, Pakistan 15:10 Malay, Brunei Darussalam 15:33 Japanese, Japan

As a Bangladeshi🇧🇩, I ❤️ Bengali, Urdu, Hindi & Nepali❤️❤️❤️❤️

Indonesian here shocked my ears with the prevalence and frequency, and rapidity of the hard rolled "R" sound. I don't remember Bahasa sounded so much like that when i was there in the mid-1980s.

Spanish: fast Indonesian: fasterer

it feels sooo weird when suddenly you shift from not understanding a single word in another language, then your native language comes and you understand everything effortlessly

I feel like this is a great video for learning languages. It tells you the language and where they are spoken. Makes Asia seem very diverse. I love how you didn’t just include China, India, etc. Love from Australia 🇦🇺

As a Malaysian 4:14 🇲🇾 bahasa melayu Malaysia I totally understand 6:50 🇮🇩 bahasa Indonesia 8:07 🇸🇬 bahasa Melayu Singapura 15:10 🇧🇳 bahasa Melayu Brunei Salam 1 nusantara ❤️✌🏻

Diversity in Asia: Exists Many Americans: I'll pretend not to see this

🇰🇬🇯🇵❤❤❤ im kyrgyz i can understood uzbekh and kazakh 99%... ! And i like japan language sounds 🔥📌

Hello from Sri Lanka! 🇱🇰 What a beauty all these languages are. Each one unique in their own way.

All languages so pure and beautiful...like different flowers of a single garden that is ASIA...proud to be an Asian...☺️

I really like Asian languages, in general. They sound so unique.

I'm from Bangladesh🇧🇩 I understand Bangali 100% English 100% Hindi 70% Urdu 70% Japanese 5% Korean 2% Thai 2% I'm seeing languages that use arabic albhabets. And how they are used differently in different languages.It's so interesting to see all these reporters. How the dialect shifts,how their atrires look.

It's so annoying when people portray "Asia" as only East Asian. They forget that Asia is SO DIVERSE and there's more to us than just "Korea, Japan, China".

6:50 this is r.r.r.r.r.r.r.rap.......

I'm from south Thailand 🇹🇭 understand Thai language 100 % and I understand Lao language 80% understand Malay language 90% understand Indonesian language 80% understand Burnie language 90% and understand English language 50% because I'm muslim south Thailand 😊

This was interesting to watch and listen to, thank you for putting it together.

I speak Bangla from Bangladesh🇧🇩 Respect to all languages❣️

Asia is so big.. there are so many countries so beautiful and foreign to me, I want to visit them all 😭 can’t wait to leave europe after the pandemic and travel

I understand Indonesian, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Timor Leste The language used is almost the same

The Bengali language sounds so beautiful and soft. ☺️

Oh after long time I heard Pashto news😊. Thanks for adding my Language ❤

The North Korean one genuinely sounds kind of terrifying... like she's on the edge... definitely a different tone to all the others.

Can we just appreciate the Mongolian anchor's beauty?

Amazing idea, thanks Margaret !

I'm From shout Timor Leste 🇹🇱 Understand Tetum Linguage 100% Understand Indonesia Linguage 100% Understand Malay language 98% Understand Brunei Linguage 98% 🙏🥰

As a Spanish speaker with some knowledge of Portuguese, I understood Tetum from East Timor a lot more than Filipino/Tagalog. It was like 85% Portuguese what she said in Tetum.

Mongolian was something else. The lady was gorgeous and the language is like nothing I've ever heard before. Wow.

Great compilation. I was hoping to recognise Japanese given I just started watching Anime. Had to wait till the end. She couldn't't have made it easier by beginning with "Ohayo Gozaimasu" and NHK written. 😆

0:11 тоҷикӣ (Тоҷикистон) 0:31 繁體中文 (中國） 0:58 বাংলা (বাংলাদেশ) 1:24 ไทย (ประเทศไทย) 1:55 қазақ (Қазақстан) 2:18 Русский (Казахстан) 2:48 Тетун (Көнчыгыш Тимор) 2:52 português (Timor Leste) 3:22 한국어(한국) 3:51 हिंदी (हिंदी) 4:13 Malaysia (Malaysia) 4:36 Xitsonga, Xilatini (Bhutan) . 5:06 монгол (монгол) 5:34 ខ្មែរ (កម្ពុជា) 6:01 پښتو (افغانستان) 6:50 Indonesia (indonesia) 7:22 한국어(북한) 7:44 މޯލްޑިވްސް (މޯލްޑިވްސް) 8:07 Malaysia (Singapura) 9:02 नेपाली (नेपाली) 9:30 ဗမာ (မြန်မာပြည်) 10:51 filipino (filipinas) 11:19 සිංහල (ලංකා) 11:44 தமிழ் (சிலோன்) 12:06 Tiếng việt (việt nam) 13:02 简体中文（中国） 14:50 اردو (پاکستان) 15:09 مالزی (برونئی) 15:32 日本語（日本）

5:04 The Mongolian Lady is the prettiest! She's a Classic East Asian Beauty with her silky black hair, oval shaped face, pale skin, full lips and beautiful eyes.

The reason I recognized the Kazakh one was that the woman looked Chinese but was speaking a language that sounded like Turkish and Russian at the same time.

Thank you very much for this perfect video♡ Greetings from Türkiye Turkey to everyone♡

0:10 Tajik 0:33 Mandarin (Taiwan) 0:59 Bengali 1:25 Thai 1:55 Kazakh 2:17 Russian (Kazakhstan) 2:48 Tetum 3:22 Korean (South Korea) 3:52 Hindi 4:14 Malay 4:36 Dzongkha 5:03 Mongolian 5:35 Khmer 6:02 Pashto 6:26 Dari 6:50 Indonesian 7:22 Korean (North Korea) 7:44 Maldivian 8:06 Malay (Singapore) 8:36 Mandarin (Singapore) 9:03 Nepali 9:29 Burmese 9:59 Kyrgyz 10:24 Russian (Kyrgyzstan) 10:52 Filipino 11:18 Sinhala 11:43 Tamil (Sri Lanka) 12:06 Vietnamese 12:37 Uzbek 13:01 Mandarin (China) 13:31 Cantonese (China) 13:54 Turkmen 14:20 Lao 14:50 Urdu 15:09 Malay (Brunei) 15:33 Japanese

Guys you’re forget Arabic language we are here and we are Asian🙂💔

Kazakh, Bengali, Dzongkha, Mongolian, Burmese had really unique and pretty sounds. Pashto and Indonesian ladies were really spittin some bars lmao

Im trying to figure out which language to learn after japanese and i honestly just think mandarin and korean just sound so nice. But im mostly thinking of learning mandarin. The tones are a lot of fun tbh

i fell in love with vietnamese news anchor 😍 Love you from 🇮🇩😁

Nobody Me: waiting when my language will come

I,m from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 I understand Bengali Hindi urdo Nepali 🇮🇧🇩🇮🇳🇵🇰🇳🇵

I love languages and I learn something new from this video, there is several languages speaken in one country and they have specific name💜 thank you terima kasih kopkhunka xiexie arigatou salamat

I am enormously grateful for seeing my country be the first one presented. Absolutely made my day ❤️🇹🇯 May God bless you

7:40 She's trying to not laugh

2:18 let's appreciate how they have a sign language translation at the bottom

tetum and tagalog sounds the same 🇵🇹🇹🇱❤🇪🇸🇵🇭

Allahu Akbar... dari awal ga berhenti2 kagum sm Sang Pencipta... dan bahagia saat ada bahasa yg sy ngerti 😂😭

All of them are beautiful, but Mongolian language has a special place in my heart. 🙂

Kazakh, Mongolian and mandarin sounds so cool...........❤️ Frm india

Like 🇰🇿🇹🇭🇯🇵🇨🇳🇮🇩🇲🇳

All languages are good, not discriminating but japanese is a pure melody to my ear ❤ such a beautiful language. I wanna learn it someday

For me as a Hungarian, Kazah, Indonesian, Malay, Urdu and Mongolian languages are the most euphonious. And all of the Asian women are very pretty in this video.

7:28 Translation: Help me help me help me help me

Mongolian is really cool. Sounds great.

Tetum Timor-Leste with Portuguese occurring was so very interesting.

私はカザフスタンから来て、私は日本語と韓国語が好きです🇰🇿🇯🇵🇰🇷❤️❤️❤️

I speak English and Tagalog with a little bit of knowledge in Arabic so this how I understood each News: 1. Tajik - No clue at all. 2. Mandarin (Taiwan) - Usage of Facebook on the phone in Taiwan? 3. Bengali - Airbnb. That's it. 4. Thai - Something about a Facebook live by a Thai politician I guess. 5. Kazakh - She talks fast. I did not understand anything. 6. Russian (Kazakhstan) - Did not realize this is Russian at first. Did not understand anything. 7. Tetum - President Marcon? in the parliament who is part of a National party is going to make a commentary???? I understood a lot of words but I don't 100% get it. In the last bit, she asks a man to further comment on it. 8. Korean (South) - A man who is stuck in the middle of a strait in Japan????? 9. Hindi - Did not understand. I heard Ashanti? 10. Malay (Malaysia) - Something about a Datu? (Leader) and government? 11. Dzongkha - 0% understanding. Kinda sounded Korean. 12. Mongolian - 0% also. They roll their tongue a lot. 13. Khmer - Damn I'm dumb. I didn't get any. 14. Pashto - Something about Abdullah? 15. Dari - Something about Indians in Kabul????? 16. Bahasa Indonesian - Information on the telephone on February? That's it. They talk fast too 17. Korean (North) - None understood. 18. Maldivian - Marco Polo? 19. Malay (Singapore) - Something started opening again in Singapore. A singaporean malay? Facebook Apparatus? In the end she said something like thank God? 20. Mandarin (SIngapore) - A man in Indonesia? Did not get any. 21. Nepali - A business report? 22. Burmese - About an American? It sounded like a Chinese language and an Austronesian languages. 23. Kyrgyz - I think it's about people wearing a mask? 24. Russian (Kyrgyzstan) - A Kazakhstani in a transport with Sudani? 25. Tagalog - Celebration of the 50th anniversary of the founding of ASEAN. Because of this, some schools will be closed affected by it and there will be a lighting of the landmark event. My native language. 100% got it. 26. Sinhala - An American to be judged in Sri Lanka? 27. Tamil - About a doctor? They talk like Indonesians. 28. Vietnamese - Its about Vietnam. Sounds like a Chinese language. 29. Uzbek - Asian Games. Something about the Turkic languages is that they talk fast and they use their deep u's alot. 30. Mandarin (China) - Beijing Winter Olympics in 2022. 31. Cantonese - Tropical temperature? 32. Turkmen - About the President in Turkmenistan? 33. Lao - I don't know. It's about women in workplaces? 34. Urdu - People's jobs and School? 35. Malay (Brunei) - Military exercise in Singapore? 36. Japanese - I did not understand anything. -So yeah I did not get most of them lol.

I'm from Iran and I can understand completly Tajik,Dari,pashto and ordu! And also I understand many words in Hindi , Turkmen and Uzbek it's so interesting for me~ And I already learnerd korean and chinese so know both of them.

Sub indonesian language (bahasa indonesia): -bataknese (north sumatera) -javanese krama (central java) -javanese ngoko (east java) -minang (west sumatera) -sundanese (west java) -betawi (jakarta capital city) -sasak (nusa tenggara barat) -bugis (south celebes) -makassar (south celebes) -ngapak (west side of central java) -sundanese baduy (banten) -madura (madura island) -lampung (lampung) -palembang (south sumatera) -melayu riau (riau, jambi, bengkulu) -melayu padang (west sumatera) -melayu palembang (south sumatera) -papua (papua island) -ambon (maluku, north maluku and halmahera) -minahasa (northern celebes) -kupang (nusa tenggara timur) -bawen (bawean island) -javanese banyuwangi (transition between east java and bali) -balinese (bali) -dayak (borneo/kalimantan) -melayu kalimantan (borneo/kalimantan) -banjar (south borneo) -aceh (aceh) -nias (nias island, north sumatera) And more than 700 languages other..

"All asians look lthe same" This video:

I wonder where Portuguese is (in the description) unless I’m officially blind, I don’t know. (It’s spoken in Macau and East Timor/Timor-Leste)

I ask, to see if someone at some point can answer me... Is Portuguese used in Macau?

Malaysia = Singapura = Brunei Indonesia has the same language and we still can understand but the slang or dialect is 180 degree different than the three countries above.

Bengali, Nepali and Hindi are similar.. Love our Asia from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

I was expecting that you introduce Persian (Farsi) near Dari and Tajik. 😌 By the way, I could understand Dari in Afghanistan and Tajik in Tajikistan completely; however, they have different accents than that of us. We also have some common words with the neighboring countries.

THANKS FOR SHARING.....

all languages sound so beautiful. from Mongolia 🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳

Japanese, Mongolian, Kazakh🇯🇵🇲🇳🇰🇿 sound cool!

I didn’t know Bengali had a frequently pronounced “ch” or “sh,” and as somebody who studies linguistics all over the world, I was shocked to hear it!

I’ve never heard of Tetum before and I understood most of the stuff she was saying

Indonesian language is pretty unique how its combined arabic portuguese dutch and several native languages/pronunciation in to one

All languages is really wonderful. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

The Mongolian reporter is so pretty(I'm a girl btw)

i’m japanese🇯🇵 the anchor is talking about a volcano that exploded called hakusan in ishikawa/gifu

Indonesia, Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore use one basic language, are Melayu. Just different accent and dialeg. Like English in British, Australia, New Zealand, USA.

Anyone from Bangladesh? জয় বাংলা 🇧🇩 Also love to Indian, Srilankan, Nepalese brothers. 🇮🇳🇱🇰🇳🇵

What do you guys think about 11:19 ? I have always wondered what foreigners think about Sinhala

This is so awesome!! I’m such an uncultured idiot, this definitely helps, thank you!

Filipino is so unique, like it has a bit of Spanish in it.

I am a portuguese native speaker, so when I could understand some words from Tetum (Timor-Leste), I was very surprised. So cool!

7:22 Straight away recognised it as North korea. Looks like Kim Jong really knows how to make his country really standing out 😂😂😂

Loved this video! Good eye opener for people who think "Asia" is just China, India and southeast. Though I was expecting to see Farsi and Arabic too, you know...🙃 But still was awsome!! Edit: and my dumb butt just realized there is a wecond part to this😅! Consider my disappointment as null🙃.

Me as a Japanese understand Japanese 100% Chinese : kinda understand the topic by the characters(traditional) not by the speech and simplified one is much less 😂

6:50 is it a tongue-twister?

love to see beautiful news anchor around the world

I'm European All my friends are Japanese and Korean. So I am so close to those two languages. Amazing countries. I also love India and Indonesia . People are amazing

I am learning Filipino language now.I like that language. I am from Myanmar.😘😘

Kazakh in language beautiful🇰🇿❤

As a Filipino, I feel like I can understand tetum, idk why.

The only language I was sure I could identify apart from my mother tongue was Japanese. The creator placed it at the very end 😉 Was able to identify Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Korean, Thai, Mandarin. Was able to distinguish the region for 100% of the languages.

All I see is gorgeous Asian women 😍 The Tamil though, from Sri Lanka, is my favorite! Kazakh girls are always very pretty too.

Some random people whose ever ask us like this, plz.. "Are u speak Asian?" "Are u speak Muslim?" "Are u live in Asean?" Plz Just go back to your elementary school to learn all of those annoying question!

Loved how Thai anchor did Namaste 👍🏻

Being a Indian bengali .....can feel proud of my language while BANGLADESH And about my nationality while INDIA

12:06 It's my mother tongue language- Tiếng Việt 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳(Vietnamese). I'm truly proud of my language of more than 90 million people

The Mongolian lady is so pretty 😍

Impresionante.

wow, the tetum language is a mix of portuguese and a language that i dont know, cuz i understood 50% of what she said and im brazilian

The Mongolian language is very beautiful, I understand Uzbek and Turkmen.