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orda bence biraz gıcık oldu sude çünkü ben bile ekrandan uçmak istedim siyahlı kadına ağzını yaya yaya konuşuyor iğneleyici iğneleyici

​@@justanyperson knk ne oldu ben pek anlamadım da? açıklarmısın

@@moonrabbit5107 bana öyle geldi. sude gıcık olmasa da ben oldum yani djsndkwmf

@@user-xz9lc4yb9o kız ben abartılı tepki verdim pek bir şey yok. sude biraz kısık konuşuyordu soldaki ingiliz kadın da “birazcık daha yüksek sesle konuşabilir misin? seni duymak biraz zor” dedi. ama ben hareketlerine gıcık oldum bir şey yok yani

@@justanypersonağzını yaya yaya konuşmuyor ingiliz aksanı öyle 😅

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Turkish sometimes sound like Persian and urdu/hindi to me. For example they called their father as baba. I know under moghul empire, mongol which is cousin of turkey did invade northern India.

@@boboboy8189 Languages close to Turkish are Finno-Ugric and Turkic languages. Later, 3000 Turkish words were included in Persian.

@@boboboy8189 i definitely think that turkish does not sound like those languages

​@@boboboy8189many people use baba or something as father in other countries. for example, chinese

She made gramer mistakes and pranoused some words wrongly i am turkish too. Still her Turkish is pretty good tho

i've get the vibe of a little accent that cause sound a little odd but yeah i wouldnt have recognized if she didnt said she is half hungarian

no? wtf

​@@indialover5762as a turkish person i make more mistakes while speaking

i think the reason she spoke like that is because she is shy in other videos she speaks perfectly but sometimes she shys away@@indialover5762

she has a small accent but if you a native speaker yo can get easily

no she has accent but nothing much canges and she talks so quietly

@@nickname7268 I only noticed her saying "k" sounds harshly, but that's about it.

Yes, almost i guess she may be a kurdis 😅

Everyone has an accent lmfao wtf is this shithole brainded comment section

yea her name is not Turkish name

I think at the beginning there was a slight accent but then it disappeared.

@@mustafaak9311 sude is a turkish name

Are u serious?? Dude Im Turkish@@ayloshmono

@@mustafaak9311 ben de türküm. sude diye bi ad duymadın mı daha önce

K'leri biraz gırtlaktan söylemesi dışında harika konuşuyor

gayet başka ülke aksanıyla konuşuyor, İstanbul ağzı değil bu...

Gayet de aksanlı sokakta konuşsa uzun yıllardır burada yaşayan, Türkçeyi çok iyi öğrenmiş bir yabancı veya melez olduğunu düşünürdüm.

​@@betul-00aksanlı değil herkesin kendine has konuşma şekli vardır yabancı bi dili andıran bir şey yok konuşmasında

@@betul-00abart

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Yess

yeepp i agree with u!!!

Yessss

I hope not, Turkish turning into arabs more and more than they are european

We would love to participate again. Greetings from Turkey.

It's too expensive for us lol.

Suomi 💖 thank you

kiitos🤍💙hope we are back soon

Exactly. 'What's the capital of your country' (and getting an answer) is almost like 'What's your language'?

Agreed

What's the point of asking about food once you know the capital. You know everything.

City names may be different in each language, probably it's allowed for that. For example, Warsaw in Portuguese is Varsóvia. Also, some capital cities are not well known worldwide.

The German girl literally even said her whole country's name 😂

thank u, loves from Turkiye ❤🇹🇷

Greetings from turkiye!!

Yea but this girl is not Turkish

Are there many Turkish stores in large cities in Norway?

@@mustafaak9311 hayır abi kız yarı Türk yarı Macar yani sonuç olarak Türk değil diyemezsin

hayır türklere benzemito

Baya aksanlı konuşuyor ne İstanbul Türkçesi 😂

Batı Türklerine benziyor sen hiç göçmen Türk görmedin herhalde ? :D@@faha536

She don't look turkish(i'm turkish)

she looks like turkish (i'm turkish)@@mochistolebunnysbananamilkeu

Love from İstanbul.❤🙌

Attila 🇭🇺🇹🇷💪

@@Kutahyali4343 My dad is from turkey kütahya mom is hungarian

@@scouting-l3ound240 Hemşerim

Greetings bro

Hiç benzemiyor ki zaten, sadece Arapça kelime var çok gündelik hayatta kullandığımız

Sude kim? Kız Olivien demiş

@@iremnur5399başka bir videoda sude diyo ismine

​@@iremnur5399 tane ismi var

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are u turkish?

@@estouaquipraaprender yea she is Turkish because Turkish she names

@@estouaquipraaprenderYes Turkısh.😁

@@estouaquipraaprender evet ben türküm

Agree! Very cool concept!

spain isnt latin lol

​@@dionirvin1441 U need to study more, urgently. It's not complicated, just search "latin languages list" on google.

@@dionirvin1441 hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha that was a really good one

​@@dionirvin1441No, no, maybe it's African then

@@ardaatakan Kardeşim nerenin aksanı bu ya. Hergün sokakta kızlardan aynı konuşmayı duyuyorum kulak yok mu sende.

@@ardaatakankızda hiç aksan yok kardeşim. Eskişehir’de bunun gibi konuşan bir sürü kız var. Tipik İstanbul aksanı işte, hiç Macarla alakası yok.

@@ardaatakan aksan falan yok aç bir daha izle videoyu

@@ardaatakan gayet normal bir aksanı var. anadolu aksanı var bildiğin. eskişehir ankara antalya vs. köylerinden bahsetmiyorum hepimiz böyle konuşuyoruz.

@@ardaatakan 33. kızın aksanı yok şivesi var. demek istediğim oydu.

Hungarian was also a good guess and any of the Balkan languages would've been a good guess.

Yes!! I'm brazilian and i agree.

Greetings from Turkey ❤

The Indonesian is the easiest, i got it when she tells her capital city 😂

Hahaha what an energy 😂

"konuşsam da anlamazsınız mk, yine de konuşayım" tam Türk kızı. LOL.@@osmansinan7135

@@MrYusufSalmanHajzonajHqhahahhahahqha

bizi bir arada tutan ulus olmamiz ve turk milletinin bir parcasi olmamiz

She has a faint accent in the preliminary introduction.

I came to Poland for my master's degree and before I came, I was sure that there would be prejudice against Turks, but whenever I say that I am Turkish, everyone smiles. Thank you for your positive view of the Turks.

Türkçe çok estetik bir dildir

Agree

Still kinda hard to guess if the name is very different, and of course, if you don't know it. Like, Jakarta doesn't change for these idioms, but Warsaw does, for Portuguese it is Varsóvia

​@@Wilhelm-mg1jf varsóvia and the polish pronunciation of warszawa are still very close though

​@@Wilhelm-mg1jfNot hard at all if you know basic geography, honestly

@@Wilhelm-mg1jf but if person is smart it can connect dots. Warszawa/Warsaw/Varsovia sounds very similar

For me te hardest was Polish and German, Indonesian and Turkish was so easy, when she says "Yes", i was certain that was Turkish, bacause i watch Turkish and Indonesian Series 😅

​@@insomniadongie5538 As a Turk, I hate Turkish TV series :')

@@nur_nRoll very normal thing, i dont really like Brazilian Soap Operas that much, and i'm Brazilian

When I was a child, Latin soap operas were very popular in Turkey. I remember my mom watching them every day.

Türkçe yapısı gereği kendini en rahat ifade edebildiğin ve rahat olduğun bir dil pişman olmayacaksın :)

@@St_Dzhozef Türkçenin konuşabildiğim diğer dillerden çok farklı bir mantığı var. O yüzden bazen çok kafa karıştırıcı olabilir ama yine de Türkçe öğrenmekten çok keyif alıyorum. 🖤

@@loraivanova8635 eğer anadili Türkçe olan biri gibi öğrenirsen asıl ne anlatmak istediğimi anlayacaksın. Sondan eklenebilir bir dil olduğu için kendi ayrı dilini bile oluşturabiliyorsun. Bu yüzden Latin alfabesiyle harika bir uyumu var. Ти си страхотен :)

@@St_Dzhozef sakın birden fazla dil bilmeye çalışma(kafa bayağı karışıyor)

@@akbulutarda472 1 lisan yeni 1 hayat demek o kadar dili boşa mı öğrendik şuanda Almancaya öğrenmeye çalışıyorum ama kafa karıştırıcı olduğu doğru

Aww that's so cute, love to beautiful Indonesia and it's people

Kanka aksanla lehçeyi karıştırıyor olabilir misin

Qual o Insta da Ana?

​@@marcosadelinodas.jr.2512Ta na descrição do vídeo

​@@marcosadelinodas.jr.2512 eu diria mas só pode seguir quem tem divisão

@@marcosadelinodas.jr.2512 @anaruggi

​@@marcosadelinodas.jr.2512@anaruggi

Tam tersi o. Kız k’leri biraz daha genizden söyledi Macarlardaki gibi. O yüzden çoğu kişi İstanbul Türkçesi konuştuğu için aksanlı olarak algıladılar. Anadolu aksanı yapmış oldu yani aslında.

Well depends. I mean for example, some people thinks the capital of Australia is either Sidney or Melbourne.

@@SetuwoKecik Yeah, that's a tricky one, I guess. Kinda like most people think Zurich is the capital of Switzerland or Johannesburg is South Africa's, but for the most part the capital gives it all away.

Yeah, geographical names should be absolutely excluded from guessing!

360? Never! Hahahaha

o nasıl oluyor? kazakçayı falan da türkçe saymıyon heralde.

​@@taemmatemuhtemelen eklemiş çünkü Türkiye Türkçesinin o kadar konuşulduğunu sanmıyorum.

@@taemmate Türkçe, sadece Türkiye Türkçe'sinden ibaret değildir. Farklı Türkçeler vardır, bu yüzden 360 milyon dedi

​@@moonrabbit5107 bağımsız olmayan Türk devletleri de var knk

Bahasa indonesia is not even a daily language of indonesians, with only some people using it as first language so its not necessarily spoken by 270mil people. We speaks using our own regional languages.

Greeting from Cikampek

Greeting from mongolia

Interesting to me that so many people are confused since I consider this very basic. Most hotels I have stayed in have a ballroom. Why do they call it a ballroom? because it’s a room designed for holding balls. Just like we say bathroom for rooms where people take baths. I have been to many balls over the years. They can be kind of boring if you don’t have a taste for pageantry.

​@@anndeecosita3586What kind of balls are you talking about? I still don't get it 😥

I tought they talking about footballs...😅

​@@hfentanesa social gathering involving dancing, like in Cinderella. Not a round object.

@@LisandroLorea why does it have that name? Was the room circular? It must have some etymological explanation 🤔

True

They spoke the capitals in their languages, not in English so your point makes no sense.

​@@matheusfaria7230 So you're going to act like Jakarta sounds different from Jakarta? 😂

@@andyx6827 😂

Wow, that's cool

TAK!

I was an exchange student in poland for 5 months but I didn't learn how to say nice to meet you either or I don't remember. Dzien dobry

@@ConstellationOrionbruh same, im still

Portuguese: Indonesian Sapato: sepatu Dominggus: Minggu Mesia: meja

​@@indrakelana4975 dominggus and mesia was supposed to be portuguese? Because only 'sapato' is right

1. akta (acta) 2. armada (armada) 3. bangku (banco) 4. batako (bataco) 5. dadu (dado) 6. dua (dois) 7. garpu (garfo) 8. gereja (igreja) 9. harpa (harpa) 10. Inggris (Ingles) 11. jendela (janela) 12. Jurnal (jornal) 13. kaldu (caldo) 14. kampung (campo) 15. lelang (leilão) 16. limau (limão) 17. mandor (mandador) 18. mentega (manteiga) 19. Natal (Natal) 20. nona (dona) 21. ombak (onda) 22. palsu (falso) 23. pena (pena) 24. renda (renda) 25. roda (roda) 26. saku (saco) 27. sekolah (escola) 28. tenda (tenda) 29. terigu (trigo) 30. tinta (tinta)

especially ana

Lauren and Christina where are they those 2 girls are meh

I wish they were here@@Peter1999Videos

@@BasitCeviriler especially Andrea

Spanish ppl are latin,they are not latin american but latin

@@leondenizard3800 i know that, but i didnt said latin SPEAKER i said latin, spanish still are european, italians are also latin speakers, but dont have latin vibes, that is what i meant

In what sense???

​@@karllogan8809Hungary is west hun, we are east Hun.. East Hun called to be Turk later by Kokturk empire

​@@karllogan8809they are also Turkic, We come from the same roots

Hungarians are not Turkic and we don't come from the same roots. However, there are Hungarians who have Turkic roots ofc. Our languages are quite diffrent than each other btw

@@eri_eya daha fazla rezil etmeyin bizi. O Türk bu Türk diye. Türklük bize hastır. Türkmen bile tam Türk değil. Macar hiç Türk değil. Alakaları bile yok. 😃

Turkish people may look like anything actually. Anatolia is a very diverse place ethnically speaking

Thats because under ottoman empire, you can see how diverse they're from southern ukraine to balkan to egypt to West Arab peninsular to iraq to morocco. Even Malacca empire also under ottoman and after Malacca empire got defeated by Portugal, acheh kingdom from northern sumatera replacing Malacca

Ancak Türkler kadim, kalabalık, Baskın toplumdular...Anadolu Türklerinin % 90'ı oğuzdur..Oğuzlar 24 boydur...Oğuz Boyundan Beydili boyu Türklerinden bayağı mavi gözlüler çıkar..Türkler çoğunluk olarak ela gözlüdür...

Its also normal to look like something unrecognizable, like my sister and me. In my case, you hear totally unconnected stuff, from Italian, German to Mongol and Uzbek. My driver licence looks Korean.

All mediterranean countries are ethnically diverse, while northern europe/germanic countries are inbred

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😂😂😂😂😂😂 muito bom

That was Hungarian accent. Their k sounds are harsher like kh. Because of that it sounded odd.

Because its High German. The "neutral" language. Swabian Bavarian Saxon etc would be harder I guess.