0:13. Philippines (Filipino) 🇵🇭 0:42. Philippines (English) 🇵🇭 1:13. Vietnam (Tieng-Viet) 🇻🇳 1:41. Brunei Darussalam (Bahasa Melayu) 🇧🇳 2:16. Lao PDR (Lao) 🇱🇦 2:50. Malaysia (Bahasa Melayu) 🇲🇾 3:24. Thailand (Thai) 🇹🇭 3:55. Singapore (Bahasa Melayu) 🇸🇬 4:21. Singapore (Chinese) 🇸🇬 4:53. Singapore (Tamil) 🇸🇬 5:19. Singapore (English) 🇸🇬 5:51. Myanmar (Burmese) 🇲🇲 6:29. Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesia) 🇮🇩 7:03. Cambodia (Khmer) 🇰🇭 7:34. East-Timor (Lia-Tetun) 🇹🇱

Vejo um Macau com cara Ásia fala usando língua portuguesa é muito fofo e adoro. Meu cumprimentos ao países CPLP❤

Sou mexicano e estudo Português por conta própria porque adoro esse idioma.

Eu entendo muito bem o português quando eles não falam tão rápido, não importa de que país sejam. Ainda tenho dificuldade em entender quando eles cantam. Sou colombiano

14:43, I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND ANYTHING, I SWEAR!

@10:34 .. what the makeup artist did to that poor lady.

Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian and Croatian are one language. There's no American, Australian or New Zealandic languages, they are simply - English.

Polish has the best speed. 😊

Turkish, Azerbaijani Turkish, Hungarian, Estonian and Finnish are far eastern languages in origin. For example, one of the foreign languages that Turkish is most similar to is Korean. It's a nice video. Love from Turkiye to everyone. One of my favorite foreign languages is Greek, by the way. I am thinking of learning Greek songs in the future because I love them.

Greek and Spanish are correlated as if they both emerged from the same roots, then split their ways apart. Dutch and Icelandic languages too are mixing well with the common phonology of the latter languages. Most people believe that the Dutch language is closely associated with the Germanic languages, but I hear the disassociating evidence. Swedish and Danish are mixing pretty well with the German language. So the trio belong to the Germanic roots. Norwegian language is mixing well with the English rather than Germanic languages. Hungarian language has the admixture of all sorts. From Turkic all the way to the European languages. But the Turkic language could rather have been imposed on the Hungarians by way of early colonization, rather than sharing the common roots with the Turkic tribal system. Baltic languages I believe are associated partially with the Balkan languages and the Romanian language, and it stays there for now. Denote: The Nordic folks are not necessarily related due to their geographical regions. Nor the southern people are cross-related for the same reason. Ukrainian and Belorussian languages are sharing a single root. Malti sounds much closer to the Italian language. The only languages that do not share any common roots with other languages, are the English and the Armenian languages. These two languages are not related to any other languages or associated with any other languages.

To my ears, the Romanian and Portuguese languages are closely related. Albanian too correlates in the mix with the latter.

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O cabeça de P- já censurava quatro anos atrás kkkkkkkk

Who is wondering, what time Estonian starts: It is @ 13:24

MALAYSIAAA 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾❤️❤️❤️❤️

Proud to be a Malaysian . many countries use the Malay language ❤🇲🇾

My favourite languages from this video are Spanish, Italian, French, Maltese, Greek, Ukrainian and Romanian. From the UK.

You can hear the Russian influence in Kazakh

My mother tongue is catalan. I can speak castillian spanish, french, italian, english, occitan and a little german, portuguese and north african arabic. I'm very interested in maltese, the only european language belonging to semitic family. I adore albanese and turkish.

MABUHAY ANG WIKANG FILIPINO💯.

Imagine being a hybrid of the following countries ( you will know those languages without even trying ) 1- Estonian-Finnish 2-Finnish-Hungarian 3-Latvian-Lithuanian 4-French-German (not as interesting) 5-Ukrainian-Serbian Ps: my philosophy behind these choices are that these hybrids are very rare languages (except for number 4 which I already stated is not as interesting) and then of course you will know English, and when you are somewhere overseas, you'll be the one who knows 2 rare languages that literally no one else does. But I should mention that I like alllllllll languages they are unique in their own way

Semua bahasa itu bagus. Setiap negara pasti bangga dan cinta bahasa mereka. Salam persaudaraan untuk ASEAN. FROM INDONESIA , LOMBOK🇮🇩

Obrigado por prestigiar a língua portuguesa, educativo e interessante! Vídeo bom! Sucesso sempre canal!!! 👏👏👏😋🤝

The most is french or englisch so what kind of language are you talking about cultural language 😂😂😂

kazakstan in not Europe it is Asia

what's the song name?

Lula na cadeia. Alexandre de Moraes é um ditador.

the auto captions 💀

Tajik is just Persian isn't it?

Muito obrigado por este upload. Adoro a riqueza de nosso lindo idioma international!

Fark duyamıyorum:) Pas de different. Not any different. Orta ve Güney Amerika'da neden bu kadar çok ülke var anlamış degilim. Sanırım sadece coğrafyanın büyüklüğünden kaynaklanıyor.

Argentina absolutely has it's very own accent!!!! The Uruguayans speak a little alike but not that close!!!!

Brasileiro tem o proprio portugues,livre do sotaque lusitano somos únicos

Even Urdu news sounds like a poetry😂

In some dialects, like in northern Portugal, East Timor, and Flores, they stupidly pronounce the "v" like a "b". 🤮 It sounds so f*cking retarded. I HATE it.

Eu estou estudando Português Brasileiro no Duolingo. 😊

Mi favorito es el acento de Madrid😊

Como hablante italiano de español básico me gustaría ir a cenar a un restaurante elegante con cada una de las guapas periodistas para aprender mejor el idioma.

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

o R do Brasil é mais solto o R do outros países parecem travado, parece russos falando português, o R é travado

The Philippines was a colony of Spain for 300 years and spoke Spanish until from around 1600's to 1890's. When the Americans took over, it changed to English. Spanish was taught in 1900's until 1980's and was removed from schools. Today, many dialects in the Philippines have Spanish words with one city Zamboanga speaks in unconjugated Spanish. Some Filipino families still speak Spanish but the country lost the SPanish language.

My mother tongue is Portuguese and I also speak French and a little bit of German. Due to my native language and my knowledge of French, I was able to understand everything from the Italian and Spanish samples, and get the gist of the Catalan and Romanian ones. I could also catch some words in Dutch. When it comes to Slavic and Batlic languages, I barely understood anything.

0:13 Filipino, Philippines 0:42 English, Philippines 1:14 Vietnamese, Vietnam 1:41 Malay, Brunei 2:16 Lao, Laos 2:50 Malay, Malaysia 3:24 Thai, Thailand 3:55 Malay, Singapore 4:20 Mandarin, Singapore 4:52 Tamil, Singapore 5:19 English, Singapore 5:51 Burmese, Myanmar (Burma) 6:28 Indonesian, Indonesia 7:03 Khmer, Cambodia 7:34 Tetum, Timor-Leste 8:05 Portuguese, Timor-Leste

Rusínčina? (русиньскый язык / pyсинска мова) Kašubčina? (kaszëbsczi jãzëk) Moldavčina? Moravčina? Sliezčina?

Sebagai orang Indonesia, saya heran kenapa saya bisa mengerti apa yang pembaca berita itu ucapkan. Sedangkan teman-teman di negara lain tidak mengerti. 😢 mereka bilang "apakah itu tongue twister"? Rasanya lucu sekali😂

Turkish is not european but asian language. Turks are asians (from turk-mongols)

o de São Tomé e Príncipe é o mais parecido com o falado no Brasil

The Panamanian news anchor remind me of those who anchor for Telemundo 😆

All the speakers are women. Language of our mothers. :D