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Frozen 2 - Into The Unknown (Multilanguage) in Finnish!

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Комментарии : 67

@Disney_Bulgarian 4 года назад

Turkish, English,ukurainian,Cantonese,Greek,Latin american spanish,Tamil,vietnamese,finnish,kazakh,Telugu,chinese, brazilian portugues,flemish

@YHTheGamer 4 года назад

Amazing as always! I somehow manage to understand about 90% of the Finnish words just the 10% I don't know

@poisonivyYT 4 года назад

I must admit these multis in Finnish are very educational even to me who speaks this language - I had no clue Croatian was spelled "kroaatti" lmao, I thought it was kroatia. Beautiful video :D

@MirkaKaroliina 4 года назад

Apparently both are correct, kroatia is probably more used but wikipedia said kroaatti so I went with that 😅

@finnicpatriot6399 2 года назад

@@MirkaKaroliina Well, no. Kroatia is the country, kroaatti refers to a croatian or the croatian language.

@DaniloSantos-bw6yu 4 года назад

I love your videos

@seunghansshi 4 года назад

The layout is beautiful and the transitions are flawless 💙 Loved it! :) I knew you'd do this multi someday (since the trend for these type of multi's is back XD)

@queennil 4 года назад

This is just Flawless. Czech voice of Elsa was always been my favourite by the way I am Turkish and it's so nice to see them consecutive and they both placed very well at the best part of the song 😍

@kaiosantos2976 4 года назад

"Viro" I don't know why but I think this word funny XD

@MirkaKaroliina 4 года назад

It's because Virumaa is the closest part of Estonia to Finland.

@kaiosantos2976 4 года назад

@@MirkaKaroliina Lol, interesting

@cleiton9123 4 года назад

It means "man" in Esperanto lol

@ElsannaPL 4 года назад

It's just awesome, like always

@mrukcuiavia5536 4 года назад

Co ty tu robisz

@ElsannaPL 4 года назад

@@mrukcuiavia5536 Lol, oglądam multi XD Nie zniknęłam ze świata, tylko nie wrzucam filmików przez kanarstwo :/

@mrukcuiavia5536 4 года назад

@@ElsannaPL ehh współczuję :/ a ja do szkoły chodzę i pierwszą w życiu fizykę miałem ;)

@ElsannaPL 4 года назад

@@mrukcuiavia5536 Spoko, trzeba sobie jakoś radzić... Oj :( To połamania i uważaj na siebie, bo korona grasuje! I jak widać fiza również, ona też potrafi być złem wcielonym... Na razie jak wrażenia?

@mrukcuiavia5536 4 года назад

@@ElsannaPL na razie spoko ale to pewnie dlatego że pierwsza lekcja jakieś jednostki największym złem jest historia a najlepsza geografia

@cleiton9123 4 года назад

I'm impressed how this is soooo cool! It's so different from Portuguese (my mother language; which can be more difficult for foreigners xD). So interesting that any word starts with 2 consonants! And also how they change because of it xD I love so much learn about different cultures! Thank you ^^

@tnztng 4 года назад

Great multilanguage! It's fun to see how most languages' name in Finnish are quite smiliar to the English counterparts. Also, it looks like only "Vietnam" doesn't have a vowel at the end. So if we use in a sentence, say "Hän on vietnam_lainen", do we add -i or -a at the end?

@MirkaKaroliina 4 года назад

It's always i, vietnamilainen, because i is a neutral vowel in Finnish and can be used with both front and back vowels. That's why you can always see it at the end of new loan words 😂

@olypav4593 3 года назад

Flaami sounds so cute 🥰

@diokles 4 года назад

Words are not enough to describe my love for Suomi's peculiarity ❤

@Meirenyu 4 года назад

I knew the “C” becomes “K” but I had no idea Greek would start with a “K” too 😳 interesting, interesting, I love the sound of Finnish! also the word for Northern Sami, that was unexpected, is the literal translation including “north” or do you have special words for the indigenous languages?

@MirkaKaroliina 4 года назад

In native Finnish words g only exists in the voiced velar nasal "ng" [ŋ]. So basically everything with a sound close to k becomes k in Finnish 😄 And pohjoissaame is just literally North Sami (pohjoinen means the North).

@Kocisaurus 4 года назад

"Ranska" I find it curious that the "F" in front of it dropped in Finnish :o

@MirkaKaroliina 4 года назад

Consonant clusters in front of a word are not "allowed" in Finnish :D I mean they do exist in some new loan words but old words have all dropped one of the consonants. A lot of Finns, especially older, have a lot of trouble pronouncing words that start with two consonants. _Traktori_ becomes _raktori_ , _grilli_ becomes _rilli_ and _broileri_ becomes _roileri_ :D

@Kocisaurus 4 года назад

@@MirkaKaroliina Oh, thank you, that's really interesting 🧐

@meliae. 4 года назад

@@MirkaKaroliina *surprised in Polish consonant clusters* (Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz), I'm sorry to enter the conversation, but that's really interesting! Consonant clusters are really difficult to pronounce sometimes, even to me as a Pole, especially the word "trzcina".:s

@TheLatokuivaaja 4 года назад

@@meliae. four consonants in a cluster should be, like, illegal. Constant tongue dislocation hazard :D

@MirkaKaroliina 4 года назад

@@meliae. We have our vowels :D Like hääyöaie (wedding night plan)

@Wazggie Год назад

Finally a language that puts Brazil with 'S' which is the most correct letter 💖 Love it.

@GloriaGlorianaMattos10 4 года назад

Perfect!!!

@ruutuaikavaroitus1184 2 года назад

Every lanuage🔊 finnish is my favorite like wow👍💕

@emanuelecostaalves4697 4 года назад

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@orchishmamukherjee5250 4 года назад

German is ..."Saksa". Whoa. That's unique

@neeahuotarinen 4 года назад

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@notonlyy0urs518 3 года назад

Did you know? every Disney songs sang/dubbed in different languages which makes you appreciate your language more (reason why I'm commenting like this because I saw the others underestimating their language)