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não existe "Gris" na lingua portuguesa.

En español rojo y colorado no son lo mismo. El colorado es un tono más similar al terracota tipo arcilla.

nouă de ce nu arătați timpul // ceasul?

I just realized no Romance language has a word for "toe". Not really. That word exists but is not commonly used. In Portuguese, it is "artelho". How about Spanish, French, Italian or Romanian?

Es wäre schön wenn der Autor auf die Karte geachtet hätte. Serbien ohne Flage dafür falsch gelegt in der Adria!?. Kroatische Flagge in Ungarn!?. Bosnischherzegowinische nicht in der BiH sondern ebenso in Adria. Fur die Kenner alles ok. Fur die Leute die etwas lernen wollen, visuell, Fehlinformation. Also Flagen verschieben, serbische nach Serbien, BiH nach Bosnien und Herzegowina und kroatische nach Kroatien/ Adria.

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i just feel so proud to be albanian

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In Romania we say,,, Nucă de cocos,, to, coconut, and kiwi,Banana you other countries how do you say?

In Romania, , Roşie,,(tomato eng) also means red color, and it comes from the Latin word roseus

Elszlávositott ....... ! *

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Some comments on the Romanian: we have 3 words for tree: pom/copac/arbore. -Pom is the most commonly used in conversation and can be used to describe any tree but is most often used to describe trees that grow fruit. -copac is also a general term for a tree but the origin of this world is debate as to wether it is of Dacian or some Slavic origin. -arbore is not used as widely as the 2 above and is a much more regional word. The word for 'mountain' is incorrect in the video. The Romanian word for mountain is 'munte' and i have never in my life heard the word _montan_ that was showed in the video. The world for 'desert' was put as 'desert' which is missing the diacritic mark to make it 'deșert' which completely changes its meaning (deșert = desert 🏜️ Desert = dessert 🍪)

Where is my native Armenian?? It is also European language. In this video you add non European languages, and other various rare European languages, but this language you’ve forgot 🤔 Dislike 👎 for this 😢😢

Chad Turkish and Hungarian🗿

This has to be said: according to the rules of the Latin syntax (which allowed variations in word-order, since the meaning was conveyed not by the word order but by the endings of the words), "dies Lunae" / "dies Martis" ..and so on were equivalent (and used in free variation) to "Lunae dies", "Martis dies"... and so on. That explains the origin of French and Italian "Lundi, Mardi..." // "Lunedì, Martedì, ...".

in east-slavic languages for spring and autumn we often use adjective demiseason

и только славянские языки - "кто в лес, кто по дрова" - кто-то в германских языках заимствовал, кто-то в романских, а южане, вообще у тюрков :).. and only the Slavic languages did not agree among themselves - someone borrowed from the Germanic languages, someone borrowed from the Romance languages, and the Southerners have a lot from the Turks :)

Very cool to see !

despite beeing a germanic language, english has so many latin word...

the romannce langauges evolved from Vulgar latin, the language that was spoken on the streets, not the classical, sophisticated latin!

Albanian (shqip): Monday (e hënë), Tuesday (e martë), Wednesday (e mërkure), Thursday (e enjte), Friday (e premte/some people say xhuma), Saturday (e shtunë) Sunday (e diel)

A little correction: in Albanian toe is "gishti i këmbës", foot is "shputë" or "shputa e këmbës" and leg is "këmbë"

Some languages look old and evolved. The subject is interesting but the study is not thorough enough.

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Лишь 10 % слов в русском языке имеют исконно русские корни - филолог Русецкая 14 декабря 2022, 20:02 - Общественная служба новостей - ОСН В Госдуме принят в первом чтении закон о защите русского от иностранных заимствований. В частности, речь идет о недопущении использования англицизмов или других иностранных слов на государственном и образовательном уровнях. Исключения - слова, не имеющие общеупотребительных аналогов в русском языке. Член Совета по русскому языку при президенте РФ, депутат Мосгордумы, филолог Маргарита Русецкая в беседе с Общественной службой новостей в целом позитивно отнеслась к принятию нового закона. Хотя, по ее словам, принципиально нового он не несет, так как и ранее предполагалась ответственность за чрезмерное употребление заимствованных слов. С другой стороны, влияние других языков и заимствования - это естественный процесс. Речь прежде всего идет о борьбе с засильем иностранного сленга и иноязычными обозначениями в бизнесе и рекламе. *«Если посмотреть вообще на корпус русского языка, то, по мнению специалистов, _не более 10 % слов_, которые мы используем в бытовой, публичной или научной коммуникации, имеют исконно русские корни»* «Если посмотреть вообще на корпус русского языка, то, по мнению специалистов, не более 10 % слов, которые мы используем в бытовой, публичной или научной коммуникации, имеют исконно русские корни. Все остальное - это слова, заимствованные в разные периоды развития языка. Большая их часть настолько прижилась и приняла на себя законы русского языка, в том числе грамматические и стилистические, что мы их воспринимаем как русские», - рассказала Русецкая. Эксперт напомнила о периодах в истории нашей страны, когда язык активно пополнялся латынью, греческими, немецкими и французскими словами.

Western and South Slavic have a lot of "je/ye/ie" sounds (except Bulgarian and Macedonian which have less or completely lack them). As for Eastern Slavic, they also have a lot of "je/ye/ie" sounds but also "yi" , "ya" , "yu" , "yo" , soft signs "Ь" and their special vowel "Ы"

"Mjød" in Norwegian (like "mead" in English) refers to an alcoholic beverage made of honey 😊

In Lithuanian it's Plaukai not plaukas (hair) well it's countable in Lithuania, you can say 1 hair or a lot of hair.

I probaly will never understand the dialect of the French

This is innacurate as fuck.

5:55 why separate Moldova from others? We speak romanian, which means that it's "Făină" too 🤦‍♂

This video makes me a bit proud of being finnish.

In Swedish we say either "Soligt" or "Solig" depending on what's sunny Same with "Klar" and "Klart" and "Molnfri" and "Molnfritt". Storm can also be Åskväder. Sleet is "Slask" if it's on the ground and it's not one word, it's "Snöblandat Regn" not "Snöblandatregn".

You can say "Holm" instead of "Ö" but only in som very peculiar situations.

In Swedish Horse is "Hingst" if you are specifically speaking of a male and "Sto" if it's a female

Romanian versions are the closest to latin. Jeez...

In limba română, când spunem veveriță,in același timp ne gândim și la „PĂSĂRICĂ"😂

I love the music you put in here good taste!

True diversity of europa

You can see how September, October, November, and December were originally the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th months, but then it got messed up and they became the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th months.

The days of the week in the Romance languages are named after the Roman gods, but in English they’re named after the Norse gods.

ROMÂNIA km 0 of civilization.we have history,Moore history

Exactly, in Portugal is called ''cor-de-rosa'' not ''rosa'' because it is the colour of the flower

Corded ware culture the ancestors. They euled nnearly over all asia. Sanskrit is connection between iranic and slavic . They conquared eastasien too in bronzages 😎

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Old Slavonic is just another way of saying Old Bulgarian. It is time we recognise that in every Slavic language the roots are coming from Old Bulgarian 🇧🇬♥️