The word yoghurt is the original Turkish word.

Turkish - Japanese - Korean - Finnish - Hungarian meeting should be also done which would be definitely interesting.

Andrea saying "I feel motivated to learn Greek because I think I can be good" was me as a Spanish speaker 2 years ago. It's still a long way and I still struggle because greeks speak SO damn fast but I'm hanging in there. Τι όμοφρη γλώσσα και πολιτισμός 🤍💙

Etymologically, "yoğurt" is a Turkish word where "harita" is Greek :-)

Lol the face of the Turkish girl when the German girls said yogurt is a german word.😅😅😅

Greek and Spain Spanish are extremely close phonetically. The Greeks I’ve heard speak Spanish have a perfect accent

andrea mentioned that turkish sounds fast, but oliviane was actually speaking slowly 😂

Everytime I hear Turkish on here it feels so familiar, though I understand almost nothing. I guess that's because there are so many turkish people living in Germany and especially because my parents neighbours are turkish and I have been hearing them talking turkish in the garden right next to us all my life. I really like hearing it. It kinda feels a bit like home to me, which is kind of weird not understanding a word. 😅

0:40 Greek does not come from Latin. Common knowledge lol. If anything, Greek posed a great influence on the creation of Latin languages

01:57 Her face says it all! 😂 Are they kidding me? The first word "Yoghurt" is of Turkish origin and you ask a Turkish girl how it’s spelled? It should be spelled in the only correct and original Turkish way all over the world…😉

Do all Turkic languages or Turan! It would be soooo interesting for example Turkish,Uzbek,Kazakh,Kyirgiys,Azerbaijan and other

Turkish girl is so pretty and her voice is so soft 😫❤❤❤❤❤

As a Bulgarian 🇧🇬 I understood Greek and Turkish perfectly. (I just have been learning these languages for years. 😅😅 Our languages aren't really mutually intelligible even tho we use many Turkish words in Bulgarian and there are Greek words in all world languages.) But I think the participants did a great job. They understood more than I expected. I'm really glad you included 2 of my most favourite languages in the world! 🇬🇷🇹🇷 Btw I don't agree that Turks don't conjugate the verbs. 🤔 I don't want to pretend that I know more than a native speaker but let's take the verb "gitmek" as an example: Ben gidiyorum - I'm going Sen gidiyorsun - You're going O gidiyor - He/she/it is going Biz gidiyoruz - We're going Siz gidiyorsunuz - You're going Onlar gidiyor(lar) - They're going Obviously, the Turkish verbs are being conjugated. I think Oliviane got confused because Turkish is an agglutinative language and if there is more than one verb in the sentence usually only one of them will be conjugated and the other verbs will be in infinitive or something else. Like for example: I want to go. - Gitmek istiyorum. - Only the verb "istemek" (to want) is being conjugated while "gitmek" (to go) is used in infinitive. But still that doesn't mean that verbs in Turkish aren't being conjugated at all! Anywaysssssss. Great video. My inner language geek needed to explain all of this. 😅

Andrea has a point, actually. For whatever reason, Greek sounds like someone speaking Gibberish in Spanish (Spain Spanish in particular). I once heard Greek people speaking at an airport, and I thought they were speaking Spanish until I got closer and realised I didn’t understand a thing lol. I’m sure it’s the same for Greeks when hearing Spain Spanish too. Lots of “th” sounds too.

Turkish deserves one video , it had been before , but was among Arabic and it's totally different from arabic for me , since it's a not from the same family , i'm surprised with Greece 😊

Funnily, yoğurt is a Turkish loanword in all those other languages including Greek. The reaction was funny 😅

The Greek girl talked very slowly and clearly, good job!

Bu ekibi çok sevdim sakin ve neşeliler ❤

We want more Greek and Turkish.

Among this group , especially these languages i only noticed similarities between Spanish and Italian , the other are totally different , good see Greece 🇬🇷 back but especially Andrea from Spain 🇪🇸

As a Greek speaker, Greek is quite different from every European language,since it is not a part of any Germanic, Slavic, or romance language family. Thus the grammar and vocabulary are not similar to any other European language. So no matter what your mother tongue is, you will find Greek a bit challenging to learn because of that. It does sound like Spanish, but it is just because of all the long ee's, and heavy amount of vowels that Greek uses, and not because of any Spanish influence.

Andrea nows catalan , In catalan blue is blau. I don’t know if is because of the series but I love Turkish. Sounds beautiful.

I want to see Turkish with Azerbaijani, Özbek, Kazak, Kirgiz, Uygur, Tatar, Türkmen. All from the same Turkic language family.

We need a comparison in between Turkic languages. Kyrgyz, Kazakh, Turkish, Turkmen, Uzbek, Azerbaijani.

Ποντίκι (Pontíki) it's the mouse and rat is Αρουραίους (Arourèos). ❤🇬🇷

you guys should do an episode for turkic/altaic languages because turkey always seems to odd one out in the middle eastern or european ones haha

It's interesting to see all the different types of languages differences! These ladies are a great roster for this type of content.

This is a very nice grouping. Starting to feel like I wouldn't be totally lost in Italy. The spelling is what would totally throw us off in the West with Greek, you can't get any kind of a hint off of that. What was really funny for me was when Andrea's word was "crema", I knew it was cream, but I was thinking of it spelled "creme", like Germans spell it. It's that French phrase "Creme de la creme.", for the best of the best. You will see it spelled both ways in the US.

Yoğurt is accepted as very old Turkish oriented word wordwide. Yoğurt is 6000 year old food.

Such a fun video! Especially Lilly going „KATZE 😈“ was hilarious 😂😂 Hope to see her more often in future videos.

1:40 Actually, in Turkish we do conjugate the verbs by adding suffixes. In fact, for each subject conjugation changes. For exemple, "Koşmak" (to run) is conjugated like this : Ben koşarım. ( I run.) Sen koşarsın. (You run.) O koşar. (She/He/It runs) Biz koşarız. (We run.) Siz koşarsınız. (You run.) Onlar koşarlar. (They run.)

Hi. as i turkish guy, i didn't understand hell of a thing about european words. It's totally different for us. It might be common words betwen Turkish and Greek but it is still hard to understand daily speaking structure. I wonder if a Fin a Swedish a Norvegian a Korean a Japan a Mongol and A turk gets together and play this game. It might be interesting. :D Love

Χαιρετίσματα στη Μαίρη! Ελπίζω να σας δούμε περισσότερα εδώ🤗🇬🇷❤️ Greetings to Mary! Hope to see you more here!🤗❤️🇬🇷

The greek girl spoke slowly on purpose. If she had to speak normally like greeks do in a conversation they wouldn't understant a single word. Probably not even philology 😄

El yogurt es turco.

I like this combination and for real oliviane spoke soo sloww 😂😂

Andrea being a Spaniard expectantly finds Greek sounds familiar because both languages share some and rather uncommon, at least among European languages, consonants. Plus, both Greek and Spanish have just five, virtually identical, vowel sounds. Finally, both languages lack some quite common consonants, as for instance they have just a single 's' sound.

My favorite Turkish phrase that I've learned to say is I love you! Seni seviorym...it just sounds very beautiful to me🥰

Fun fact: yoghurt comes from turkish 😅

The Turkish girl is so pretty and elegant

12:30 I laughed when she found her speaking fast. Because she spoke it very slowy like x0.5 speed video.

Would love to see a video like this but with turkic languages !

Bravo girls, many congrats for the friendly and nice communication you developed. Ive said it before, i can say it again... Women should rule this world!❤

I don’t know why, but Greek language 🇬🇷 pronunciation has always sounded similar to Spanish language pronunciation 🇪🇸 to me 😅😅; btw, I ❤ Greece 🇬🇷!! 🤗

The Greek girl who represents us is really clever actually and she said everything correct

Sophia is back, welcome to the greek lady, very nice.

Greek and Turkish girls are beautiful.

Μπλε (bleh) unfortunately is the word now commonly used for 'blue' in Greek but is hardly Greek in derivation nor even pronunciation. Γαλανο (galano) or even κυανο (kyano) are far more preferable in my opinion and so much prettier and ... Greek. Incidentally the Greek word for rat is αρουραιος (arouraeos); ποντικι (pontiki) is actually mouse. BTW - in Greek cat is generally η γατα (in feminine gender) but we can also use ο γατος (masculine gender). Turkish is a little out of place here amongst Indo-European languages. Another episode with Turkish, Hungarian and Finnish (and Estonian) would be more logical.

Greek is the oldest living language on the planet and such a huge grammar. Many words with greek roots are found in many languages ​​on the planet.(Among other things, the Greeks are also the inventors of Latin!).

linguistics is such an interesting thing and i love seeing their reactions

im super happy that you guys listened to the tips i gave you about the turkish language. including turkish improved so much now and it feels like a better fit.

I was expecting the Turkish girl to explain where the word Yoghurt comes from. Maybe she doesn't know it's originally from Turkish.

This group had a really nice dynamic. :) I do no really understand the video title though. There was one Greek language in there and the other ones were completely different languages.

The Turkish girl is so gorgeous

It evolved from the Old Turkish word yoġrut, “solidified milk product”. This word is derived from the Old Turkish verb yoġur- “to swell, to thicken” with the Old Turkish suffix +Ut.

Spanish and Greek have different words, but a lot of the same sounds. I can understand why Andrea feels that Greek would be an easy language to "imitate" for a Spaniard.

The Greek girl looks like my aunt & I’m Turkish 🤔😅 🇹🇷❤🇬🇷

There's a lot of greek origin words in Portuguese but I didn't understand a thing of what she said

Their vibes are so different

Interestingly, there's a shade or purple in french called "mauve". Wonder if that's the same etymology...

12:19 I was like, why does she speak so slowly and then she said "Turkish also sounds really fast"

Loved it ❤

As a Turkish most distance one is Greek to me. that’s my mother’s third language but as hell hard to me. Ayrıca en güzelleri de Ankaralı Oliviane 😎 🇹🇷

The Italian and the Turkish girl are gorgeous.

Love Greece from Turkiye🇹🇷🇬🇷❤️

This video just reminds me just big of a game changer the fact that English emerged as a universal lingua franca really is. Speakers of five different languages, and they can all communicate because of a separate language none of them are native speakers of.

I would love to see another one excatly the same as round 2

If anyone is curious about the bad word in Italy, katze has the similar sound of the word "cazzo" which means dick. 😅

Great video! Would love to see more videos like this. Beautiful countries with cool languages.

Awesome video...Congrats !!!

Μαίρη is so nice and polite. Good to see her represent greeks♡ Hope to see her again in the future

Turkish girl looks so pretty

Accutally Spanish and Italian came from the same language family. Both of two speakers can understand more easily each other. Turkish is a different language to the proto Indian-Europe languages.

Re BTW - in Greek cat is generally η γατα (in feminine gender) but we can also use ο γατος (masculine gender). Cat in Ancient Greek is Ailouros , cat is derived from Africa

In new Greek the mouse is pontiki (ποντίκι), in ancient greek it was mus or mous (μυς). That is maybe closer to the english mouse. Also in new greek the official word for mouse poisons, we call them muoktona (mouse-killer) So we still use the ancent work but in combined words.

Turkish is different language than arab or europians its Turkic language in group with korea japan ,Stan countries hungary in europe . Grek is aslo very dificult different from euros

The Spanish girl seems to have a really good style and character.

Charter, cartha and harita have the same Greek origin. χártis χάρτης means rolled paper or papirus i think.

I love this channel, it's very interesting to watch videos where different kinds of languages are compared! :) One thing I noticed though, which as a Romanian I think is too bad, is that in all these videos of yours regarding European languages, no one has included the Romanian language. The same is valid for Bulgarian and the Baltic languages as well. It would be nice if these languages could be included in your videos too! Romanian, as a Romance language, could for instance be included in the Romance language comparison videos you make and Bulgarian, as a Slavic language, could for example be included in the Slavic language comparison videos. The Baltic languages could also be included in videos with various themes. Cheers! :)

What a great group of pleasant girls, everyone is so authentic, no pose at all, just chilling and having fun.

FINALLY YOU PUT A LITTLE BIT OF GREECE

For the sake of olivianes loneliness you guys should do a turkic one kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan uzbekistan azerbaijan uyghur?

More greek n turkish plzzzz

Turkish belongs to the Ural-Altaic language family. It is not possible for us to understand those speaking here. The table where our olive girl should be is the people living in Central Asia and the north of Russia. I would like to see a video where the people we call Turan come together, these are very foreign people to us.

Türkçedeki en zor kelime "çek" kelimesi. Çekmeceyi çek. Pull the drawer. Bankamatikten para çek. Withdraw money from the ATM. Arabanı çek. Move your car. Elini çek. Get your hands off. Acı çek. Suffer. Fotoğraf çek. Take a photo. Havayı içine çek. Breathe in the air. Sigara çek. Smoke a cigarette. Video çek. Record a video. Koladan bir fırt çek. Take a swig of cola.

How could the Greek lady be so sweet? from Iran with love 😍

Andrea!!! siempre bueno verte!!

Yeah Andrea from Espain is back 😎🤣🇪🇸

Btw Turkish girl speaked so clear and slow 😅

...don't you just love how the Italian chick is making fun of herself on occasion 😁

I like this a lot. German I understand sort of, they are my neighbours (I'm Dutch) and I am learning Greek, but I can read it better than talking, the hearing part is for me a big nope. My friend Katerina (from Crete) is trying to teach me and she even talks very slowly, but it is so difficult.

turkish has conjugations and there is no irregular verb even a single one:^ maybe thats why she said we dont have it. we add suffixies to make conjugation

"Crema" is a gender exception. It's from Greek "χρισμα", which is neuter, but it's feminine. Others are "diadema", "broma" (completely changed meaning, it meant "food" in Greek), and "coma" (the punctuation mark). "Μπλε" is borrowed from French. In Ancient Greek it would be "υακινθινος" or "κυανος".

Thanks for your vídeo. Spanish VS Dariya please

Diğer videolarda Olivia’nın adı SudeNaz olarak geçiyordu???

I understood philology 'cause lot's of scientific words, both human and natural sciences, has Greek roots, Greek origin. Like logos means word, and I think that philos means happiness, or love for or something. Like anteopos means human... Other than that, I might now how to say good morning and good afternoon, but that's about it. I speak Romance Languages (a part from English), which are basically Latin based languages, with some other Greek roots, but mostly Latin or mixed, which we would call in Spanish a "grecolatina" word. P.S.: I speak Catalan (my mother tongue), Spanish (native language too), English (obviously), Italian, Portuguese and French (still learning). Edit: I messed up some translations, but I'm not changing those, my memory failed and I'm keeping it as it is. The point has been made either way✌🏽

I'm Greek and I'm glad they added this language in the video!

Kemal Attaturk change the Alphabet from Arabian to European,that help a lot to Europeans to understand Turkish,also let the women to vote something that it didnt allow to most of western-countries..

KEDİ is not Turkic word but used in Turkish. Die Katze gatto gatta gata gato Γάτα GR kotka (BG slavic) kedi (it is probably a mixture of EU langs ) the real Turkic words for CAT are "PİŞİK" or "pisig" is the word for cat in all OGUZ Turkic languages Azerbaijani, Türkmenian AND "MIŞIK" is Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Özbek. Ş is pronaunced as SH in English. In Turkey we call cats as pisipisipisi with a hand gestures.

Rat is actually called Aroureos (Αρουραίος) in Greek. Mouse is called Pontiki (Ποντίκι).