Austronesian Language Introduction - Amis Tribe - Taiwan 

Lima gang confirmed.

'Lima' is the most common words from all Austronesians

I lived and work in Taiwan for 2 years in Taoyuan,Hsien. (I did not know this). Our language is Visaya. I am very surprised 90 percent of the language, we had a similarity. Greetings here in Davao City, Philippines.🇵🇭❤

The Language of Tolaki Tribe in Souteast Sulawesi Province Indonesia Father = Ama Mother = Ina 1 = Aso 2 = Oruo 3 = Otolu 4 = Omba 5 = Olimo 6 = Ono 7 = Pitu 8 = Hoalu 9 = Osio 10 = Hopulo The Tolaki tribe are also 2 tribes on the island of Sulawesi who have a stature like the tribes in Taiwan besides the Minahasa tribe, white skin and slanted eyes. And also has a circular dance form and join hands called the Molulo dance.

The language of Batak Tribe from North Sumatra, Indonesia: Mother : Ina/Inang Father : Ama/Amang 1 = Sada 2 = Dua 3 = Tolu 4 = Opat 5 = Lima 6 = Onom 7 = Pitu 8 = Walu 9 = Sia 10 = Sappulu

👍👍👍👏👏😘😘 an Austronesian language family, this video is very educational and provides historical knowledge... (Malaysian, Indonesian, Philipine-Home of Austronesia leangue) & Malagasi/Madagascar, Formosan, Polynesia, Melanesia, Micronesia etc.👍👏😘

Sasak tribe in lombok island indonesia Mother = ina Father = Ama 1 = seke Eye = MATE 2 = due nose = erong 3 = telu 4 empat 5 = lime 6 = enem 7 = pituk 8 = baluk 9 = siwak 10 = sepuluh

Tagalog Father- Ama Mother- Ina 1-Isa 2-dalawa 3-tatlo 4-apat 5-lima Cebuano Father- Amahan Mother- Inahan 1-isa 2-duha 3-tulo 4-upat 5-lima

"Ina and ama" same in Tagalog and how they pronounce it 🤗 these are our true ancestors ❤️💙💛 our true originz Sisay = Isa Tusa = Dua, dalawa Tulu = tallu, tatlo Sipat = apat Lima = (oviously ❤️)

Idk how I feel or what to feel but i know I am more than curious! I heard awhile ago that the FIlipino's ancestors are from Taiwan and I honestly didnt look into it and didnt know what to respond to that but a couple of days ago I started googling the Amis people and the others and I was blown? I cant find the words. I always wanted to know where my people come from! And now that Ive heard the similarities and have seen the physical features, I am now more convinced! PLease keep documenting about the indigineous people of Taiwan!! I want to learn more and see more! Thank you!!

amis is the closest relative to philippines.

Filipinos smiles again...hearing ama-father, ina-mother also confirmed the lima-5, tulu-3 visayan tulu-3.ha ha.. I hope this astronesian language with not be forgotten and will continue to grow more. Us this our ancestry of our language as Filipinos.

West Ambae, Vanuatu. 1 = tea 2 = rua 3 = tolu 4 = fati 5 = lima 6 = ono 7 = bitu 8 = kwalu 9 = hikwa 10 = hangavulu Mother = retahi, inda Father = tama Eye = mata Bird = manu Lice = kutu Fish = ika

Greeting from philippines salute to the great ancestors

Interestingly, the main branches of Austronesian languange are 1. Formosan(F) and 2. Malayo-Polynesian-(MP) Malaysia,Indonesia,Brunei , Phillipines (MP). MP is subdivided into WMP-western malayo-polynesian and EMP-Eastern Malayo Polynesian- Samoa, Maori, Fuji. Our farthest austronesian relatives to the west are found in Madagascar which is nearer to the African continent than to us. The distance between Philippines and Madagascar is 8,922 kms., whereas its Madagascar distance is more adjacent - 500 kms- to the African continent.

Bajau (Semporna,Malaysia) 1- isah 2- dua 3- tellu 4- empat 5- lima 6- nom 7- pituh 8- waluh 9- siam 10- sangpuh Malay (Kelantan, Malaysia) 1- so 2- duo 3- tigo 4- mpat 5- limo 6- ene 7- tujuh 8- lape 9- sembile 10- spuloh Suluk/Tausug (Semporna, Malaysia) 1- esa 2- duwa 3- tu 4- upat 5- lima 6- unum 7- pitu 8- walu 9- siyam 10- hangpu' I'm Malay Kelate, My wife Bajau+Tausug

Maranao! Tribes In Philippines🇵🇭 We count like this: Isa Duwa T'lo Pat Lima Nem Pitu Walo Siyaw Sapulo Ina = mother ama= father mata= eyes ngerong= Nose tangila= ears buk =hair siku =elbow tulan= bone eyebrow= kiray head = olo Mama = Men babay = women

Tontemboan (Minahasa) - North Sulawesi Father- Amang Mother - Inang 1 - Esa 2 - Rua 3 - Telu 4 - Epat 5 - Lima 6 - Enem 7 - Pitu 8 - Walu 9 - Siyow 10 - Sangapuluh Hand - Kama Foot - Kecey Hair - Bu'uk Chicken - Ayam/Ko'ko Pig - Wawi/Babi Dog - Asu Water- Rano Lake - Dano Hill - Tembo Mountain - Kuntung Road - Lalan House - Wale/Bale Mortar - Lisung/Lesung Song - Kantar Dance - Maengke Thank you - Makapulu sama'

@0:58 In Bahasa Melayu [ Malay Language ] One - Satu Two - Dua Three - Tiga Four - Empat Five - Lima Six - Enam Seven - Tujuh Eight - Lapan Nine - Sembilan Ten - Sepuluh

The "ama" and "ina" similarity is EXACTLY as it is in Tagalog, interesting -- we do also have "tatay" and "nanay" which makes me wonder where did we inherit it from.

Gagana Sāmoa (Sāmoan) Mother= Tinā Father= Tamā 1 = Tasi 2= Lua 3= Tolu 4= Fā 5= Lima 6= Ono 7= Fitu 8= Valu 9= Iva 10= Sefulu Eyes= Mata Ears= Taliga Milk= Susu Mouth= Gutu Forehead= Muaulu Nose= Isu

Tagalog: mother = ina father = ama grandfather = lolo (but the Amis 'angko" has a cognate in Tagalog, "ingkong" which refers to any very elderly man) grandmother = lola 1 = isa 2 = dalawa 3 = tatlo 4 = apat 5 = lima 6 = anim 7 = pito 8 = walo 9 = siyam 10 = sampu

For "akong", that's specially borrowed from Hokkien, same to another Austronesian language across the sea, Betawi; we say "engkong" for "grandfather", also borrowed from Hokkien.

amis tribe are ancestor of most filipinos.....

I'm of Pangcah/Amis origin Siwkolan dialect Father = mama/ama Mother = ina 1= cecay 2=tosa 3=tolo' 4=sepat 5=lima 6=enem 7=pito 8=falo 9=siwa 10=polo' Eyes=mata Ears=tangila Milk=coco (pronouced ts-o ts-o) Mouth=ngoyos Forehead='atatongol Nose=ngo'so Teeth= wadis (di pronouced like thi in english) Hand = kamay Chicken=ayam Egg = Fita'ol Fish=foting Goat=siri' Buffolo = kolong House= loma' Family/oven =parod Eat= kaen/ka Sleep=foti' Water=nanom Salt=cilah Frying pan = dangah Rice ladle= tepi Knife=po'ot Commo Names Guys: Calaw Kolas Ichang Mayaw Namoh Koning Potal Komod Girls: Ipun Tipus Panay Lisin Dongi Laway

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What a beautiful tribe and a very beautiful language they have.

Their big warm smiles show me they’re austronesian ❤❤

Bajau SABAH Borneo 1 : Isa 2 : Duo 3 : Telu 4 : Empat 5 : Limo 6 : Enam 7 : Pitu 8 : Wa'u 9 : Siam 10 : Sepu Melayu Malaysia. 1.satu 2. dua 3. tiga 4. empat 5. lima 6. enam 7. tujuh 8. lapan 9. sembilan 10. sepuluh

Amis look the same language here in Ifugao Philippines..there are similaraties in addressing parent and counting.. IFUGAO: 1. OHA 2. DUWA 3. TULU 4. OPAT 5. LIMA 6. ONOM 7. PITU 8. WALU 9. HIYAM 10. HIMPULO.

Hey! I really like your work and i hope you never stop making this kind of videos

Minangkabau Indonesia: 1 ciek, 2 duo, 3 tigo, 4 ampek, 5 limo, 6 anam, 7 tujuh, 8 salapan, 9 sambilan, 10 sapuluh 😁

In cebuano/ bisaya here in the central part of the Philippines it is 1-usa 2-duha 3-tolo 4-upat 5-lima 6-unom 7-pito 8-walo 9-siyam 10-napulo/pulo🇵🇭

In Waray, a Filipino Visaayan language, we count - 1 usa, 2 duha, 3 tulo, 4 upat, 5 lima, 6 unum, 7 pito, 8 walu, 9 siyam, 10 napulo.

As Filipino its nice to see our origin.

Pangasinan dialect in Philippines Mother- Ina Father- Ama Numbers 1- Sakey 2- Duwa / Duwara 3- Talu / Talura 4- Apat / Apatira 5- Lima

Batak tribe in Indonesia sounds pretty similar to this Mother = inang Father = amang 1 sada 2 dua 3 tolu 4 opat 5 lima 6 onom 7 pitu 8 walu 9 sia 10 sapullu

Indonesian, the Minahasa syllable, many similarities in vocabulary ... such as the mention of parents, and numerals, such as ... father (AMA) Mother (INA). number ... Asa Rua telu ampat sipat lima telu anam pitu walu and so on

filipino tagalog mother -ina father- ama filipino hilgaynon/ilonggo 1-isa 2-duwa 3-tatlo 4-apat 5-lima 6-anom 7-pito 8-walo 9-siam 10-polu

I will give an example of counting numbers in the language of the Lampung tribe as one of the Indonesian Sumatran Malays: 1. = Sai 2. = Khua 3. = Telu 4. = Pak 5. = Lima 6. = Enom 7. = Pitu 8. = Walu 9. = Siwa 10. = Puluh

INA-is mother and AMA-is father in tagalog, tagalog counts as ISA, DALAWA , TATLO, APAT, LIMA while Hiligaynon as ISA, DUWA, TATLO, APAT, LIMA.While Cebuano 3 is TULU. 4 is UPAT

This is very close to Filipino

Bisaya-Taiwan(Amis) Inahan-Ina Amahan-Ama Tulu-Tulu Upat-Sipat Ari(here or goodbye-Aray

Omg 🥹 most of their words is the same or similar with Batakneese and Indonesia ❤❤ My long distance Austronesian family🤗

Simalungun Tribe ; Father : Amang Mother : Inang 1. Sada 2. Dua 3. Tolu 4. Opat 5. Lima 6. Onom 7. Pitu 8. Waluh 9. Siah 10. Sapuluh

Hello. From Phippines. Same language! Mother- Ina Father - Ama Grandfather in some regions is called Ingkong Tagalog dialect- One - Isa two - dalawa Three - tatlo Four - apat Five - Lima In kapampangan dialect: isa, adua, atlu, apat, lima, anam, pitu, walu, siam, apulu. Ilokano dialect: maysa dua tallo uppat lima

"Ina and ama", confirmed relatives. Filipino here.

Hello i am from Indonesia my tribe is Hawu from Sawu island. My tribe language is Lee-Hawu In my Li(lee)-Hawu Ina and Ama means Mother and Father that's sound are same like Taiwanese tribe called Ina and Ama

Waray language Count 1 to 5 Usa duha Tulo Upat Lima Unom Pitu Walo Siyam Napulo Father: Amay Mother: Iroy

In my opinion, formosa Taiwanese culture is more similar to the culture in Indonesia and the Philippines ... especially the ethnic groups in Indonesia who are more similar to the Indonesian Sulawesi Minahasa tribe

Nenek moyang Indonesia ada di Taiwan ternyata..

Karonese (North Sumatra, Indonesia) language: 1: Sada ᯘᯑ 2: Dua ᯑᯬᯀ 3: Telu ᯗᯧᯞᯬ 4: Empat ᯀᯧᯔ᯳ᯇᯗ᯳ 5: Lima ᯞᯪᯔ 6: Enem ᯀᯧᯉᯧᯔ᯳ 7: Pitu ᯇᯪᯗᯬ 8: Waluh ᯋᯞᯬᯱ 9: Siwah ᯘᯪᯋᯱ 10: Sepuluh ᯘᯧᯇᯬᯞᯬᯱ Father: Bapa Mother: Nande I or Me: Aku You: Kam He or She: ia The: Si Chicken: Manuk Eye: Mata Nose: igung Mouth: Babah Head: Takal Thank you: Bujur What's your name: Ise Gelarndu My name is Izumi: Gelarku Izumi or Gelar aku Izumi

Greetings from Polynesia

The language and the traditional garment have some similarities with bataknese Indonesia... Horas

Hi Taiwan Austronesian greeting from Philippines Austronesian 🇵🇭💛

Sundanese 3 - Tilu Javanese 3 - Telu 4 - Papat 5 - Limo 6 - Enem 7 - Pitu

Amazing

Ina and Ama, very Tagalog

Very close similarities to the Ilocano language spoken in a large part of Luzon island the Philippines: Mother: Ina/Inang/Nanang Father: Ama/Amang/Tatang 1 - maysa 2 - dua 3 - tallo 4 - uppat 5 - lima 6 - innem 7 - pito 8 - walo 9 - siyam 10 - sangapulo

0:48 in indonesia (javanese), we call grandfather "yangkung" or "kakung" (informal). And the numbering also almost has same pronunciation

Interrresting, we have the similar native language in souteast celebes tribe

in the Philippines, mom is ina and dad is ama in tagalog, in bisaya ang the counting goes usa, duha, tulo, upat, lima. Same ethnicity

Vosa vaka viti (Fijian) Dua Rua Tolu Va Lima Ono Vitu Walu Ciwa Tini Mother-Tina Father-Tama

Mother and father are the same in Tagalog. Ina and Ama.

Acèhnese language : BASA ACÈH 1 : SA 2 : DUWA 3 : LHÈË 4 : PEUT 5 : LIMÖNG 6 : NÁM 7 : TUJÔH 8 : LAPAN 9 : SIKUREUËNG 10 : SIPLÔH EYES : MATA HAND : JAROË MOTHER : MAK FATHER : ABU / AYAH / YAH / ABI / WALED BROTHER : ADUËN SISTER : A YOUNGER BROTHER : ADOË YOUNGER SISTER : ADOË GRANDFATHER : ABU SYIK GRANDMOTHER : MAK SYIK MALE : AGAM / GAM FEMALE : INÖNG / BINOË THANK YOU : TEURIMÖNG GEUNASÉH

the language of Maguindanao Tribe in Selatan/South Philippines; Mother - Ina/Ume Father - Ama/Abe Uncle - Bapa Auntie - Babo Brother - Akhie/Kaka mama Sister - Ukhitie/Kaka babay Brother/Sister - Suled Younger Sibling - Ali Relatives - Pagali Family - Kabinabata'n Darling - Tayang Market - Pasal Hello - Salam Thank you - Sukuran You're welcome - Afwan World - Dunya Nature - Alam Heaven - Surga Hell - Naraka Laugh - Tatawa 1 - Sa/Isa 2 - Duwa 3 - Telu 4 - Pat 5 - Liima 6 - Num 7 - Pitu 8 - Walu 9 - Siau 10 - Sapuluh 50 - Lima Puluh 100 - Magatus 500 - Lima gatus 1000 - sa ngibu Million - Giuta Week - Padian Monday - Isnin Tuesday - Salasa Wednesday - Arba Thursday - Kamis Friday - Guiumat/Jumat Saturday - Sap'tu Sunday - Akad Moon - Bulan Month - Ulan-ulan this is written in Jawi Kiram script Muharram - Mujarram Safar - Sapar Rabi' al-awwal - Rabi el-awal Rabi' al-thani - Rabi el-ajir Jumada al-awwal - Guiumadil-awal Jumada al-thani - Guiumadil-ajir Rajab - Raguiab Sha'aban - Shaban Ramadan - Ramadhan Phase Shawwal - Shawal Dhu al-Qi'dah - Chiulkaida Dhu al-Hijjah - Chiuljiguia

Number really close with indonesian,siji.loro.telu.papat.limo

Numbers in the Philippines: 1=uno 2=dos 3=tres 4=cuatro 5=cinco 6=seis 7=siete 8=ocho 9=nueve 10=diez Hello=hola How are you=como estas Thank you=gracías

Ohhh... its similar to the Dusun Kadazan of Sabah for ina and apa...😊😊😊

Filipino tagalog people. mother is ina. Father ama.at mga mukha silang mga tagalog people na nakatira sa Luzon Philippines region

The language of Karo Tribe from North Sumatra, Indonesia: Greeting(hello): Mejuah-juah Father : Bapa Mother: Nande/Mamak Eye: Mata Ear: Cuping Mouth: Babah Lips: Biber Nose: Igong Tank you: Bujor 1 = Sada 2 = Dua 3 = Telu 4 = Empat 5 = Lima 6 = enem 7 = Pitu 8 = Waloh 9 = Siwah 10 = Sepuloh

The kankanaey igorot tribe of the cordillera philippines are very similar to the pronunciation of the word AMA, INA (father, mother) and the counting, ESA, DUA,TULO, UPAT, LIMA. Hope to visit Taiwan again soon .

Wow! Ina and Ama, same with Tagalog.

Akong seems to be a loanword from Southern Min / Hokkien "阿公"

In sundanese west Java Indonesia 1. Hiji 2. Dua 3. Tilu 4. Opat 5. Lima 6. Genep 7. Tujuh 8. Dalapan 9. Salapan 10. Sapuluh

hi i'm from northeast india in my native language that is khasi of Meghalaya: 1)Mother:Mei 2)father:pa or papa 3)grandmother: meiieid 4)grandfather:paieid 5)sister:kong 6)brother:bah for number we say 1-wei 2-ar 3-lai 4)saw 5)san 6)hynriew 7)hynniew 8)phra 9)khyndai 10) shiphew

Filipino here. I have some young relatives who call their grandma "mamu" and their grandpa "papu." I think it's more like baby talk, though.

The ancestor of Batak people

Asian counties and it's people are relatives, sharing their common values and culture. Taiwan, Ophir (Philippines) and SouthEast asian nations are all related. We must all be united and learn from our history, let us take every opportunity to be at peace with one another.

Philippines is lola grandmother and lolo for grandfather, but the Philippines is kinda diverse which is mixed with Hokkien like susi,tuyo etc..

That boy looks just like my younger brother, its crazy. Lol

Akong/Kakung means grandfather too in Javanese Engkong means grandfather/old man in Betawinese love from Indonesia 😭

In melanau tribe in Sarawak Malaysia ,the number is almost similar

Suku Tolaki Father = Ama Mother = Ina 1 = Aso 2 = Oruo 3 = Otolu 4 = Oomba 5 = Olimo

Qing dynasty which was once controlled by Manchurian ppl, in many Qing-related dramas, you can even hear that the son of the king calling his father "Huang A-ma"

I'm Chinese Indonesian, and I call my grandfather "engkong". I don't know if that came more from Hokkien or Javanese. Hokkien = "ah-kong". Javanese = "mbah kakung".

When they're said "ina" "ama" its similar meaning with a lot of ethnic groups on Flores east nusatenggara Indonesia espeacially "Sikkanese"

I understand. them some language. There is similar in langauge in tradition and langauge in the philipines. The culture at a cordellera region in luzon. The tradition, cloches In speak and counting number is the same.i believe that they are belong from filipino decendant tribe migrate to there before chinese migrate there.

Interestingly, the Austronesian languages on Taiwan are most different from each other than they are from the other Austronesian languages outside of Taiwan.

Ina and Ama. Filipino is from Taiwan no doubt. Lol.

Confirmed the origin of Filipino I called my lola Mamu haha bisaya here

arai though in tagalog is ouch hurty so close enough

In Maluku Indonesia we call mother: Ina, father: ama

Amis has a lot of similarities with the languages of Northern Luzon. Makes sense actually.

Also the same to the dusunic language including some of the numbers

Hehehe..sounds about the same here in Sabah...abit identical to our Kadazandusun(dayak) Tribe language...maybe we need to listen to more of your vocab to study our similarities...

Im from Philippines visaya 1:usa 2:duha 3:tulo 4:upat 5:lima

in visaya phil, akong is also grandfather

Pilipino tagalog. Father= ama Mother=ina Same tribe in ifugao

Similar to tausug language of Sulu,Philippines