The Best Reason to Learn Each Language 

You gotta love the fact that he flipped the Indonesian and Polish flags and no one even realized

“One of the hardest parts in language learning is choosing what language to learn in the first place. That’s why I’m learning all languages”

As a Russian, I can confirm that "Poshol no huy" means "Hello" in our language. You can also tell "Sosi moy huy, yobani baklan" to say "Thank you, you're a good person".

As a native Russian speaker, I can confirm that that phrase is the only phrase you'll ever need if you visit Russia or any other Russian-speaking country.

I was wondering how germans feel like when he showed the Austrian flag while speaking about them, but then he showed the flag for Moldavia while speaking about Romania, and got really triggered really fast 🤣🤣🤣

As a native Czech speaker, I must say, you have PERFECT pronunciation of Ř.

*Hungarian:* - Do you want to learn Finnish, but without Finnish words? Learn Hungarian. - Do you like both Turkish and Slovak language, but you can't choose which one to start? Learn Hungarian, it's 2 in 1. - Would you like to live in a beautiful medieval kingdom? Learn Hungarian and move to Hungary. - This language will unlock so wonderful phrases, as "Fekete bika pata dobog a patika pepita kövén.", "Sárga bögre, görbe bögre." and "Te tetted-e e tettetett tettet, tettetett tettek tettese, te?"

Referring to Tagalog as "asian-spanish with american words" is the most accurate summary of the language I've ever heard.

The fact that he kept Japanese for last...he really knows his audience.

"Mozambique and Angola will be superpowers by 2030" as a Mozambican that caught me off guard 🤣 well played sir.👏🏽

Bangla isn't only spoken in Bangladesh. It is also spoken in west Bengal, tripura, assam and huge amount of part in North-East India. Among 300 millions of bengali people almost 130 millions are from india. And most of the bengali authors are also from west bengal, India.❤❤

As someone that wants to learn Russian and Korean for the main reason of ‘I think they sound cool’ this puts a smile on my fave

I have no idea how he says those jokes without laughing. his real skill

As a learner of Russian language, I can confirm that Poshol na huy really works while drinking vodka.

As a Kenyan, I’m so glad to see us represented!! I rarely see people talk about Swahili even though it’s quite a popular language in Africa.

3:03 As a Bangladeshi I can confirm that you can only tame the tigers if you speak bengali

I liked how he said, "You can catch the tigers like pokemons, but they will listen to commands only in Bengali" 🤣 My mother tongue is Bengali tho, West Bengal 😊 *Gigachadism is a true religion, and by far, the most underrated and unknown religion*

5:50 A friend of mine (also a linguist) learned Uzbek. When he speaks it, he transforms from a wimpy little nerd into a glorious Turkic metal singer. It's magical.

Thanks for the tips!

Fun fact: In Russian, the Ю letter is pronounced 'yu' instead of whatever the Language Simp just did, and in Russian, there's a letter Й which is literally just Y in English. Some Russian letters, which are Е, Я and Ь are used with Й, just like Ю. Ye, ya, and a 'y-ish' sound for softening sounds.

Such a gigachad

Love how you swapped Polish and Indonesian flags, also I can confirm that your Indonesian greeting is spot on.

5:05 As a Filipino, I felt roasted with "Asian Spanish with American words" but it's hilariously damn true! 😂😅

wow, your Czech pronunciation is spot on! Congrates! You should learn Czech also if you want to live and drink with us here in Czechoslovakia and our capitol of Chechnya.

the best part about swahili is that after learning it you will immediately undertstand arabic

One thing about this Best Reason to Learn Each Language video is how the guy puts so much effort into showing us the correct flags for the languages, it really makes it stand out among the other Best Reason to Learn Each Language videos

i'm learning czech and, yes, i definitely feel way too good for polish but still want the hard pronunciation, the moment i saw the ř and stuff like strč prst skrz krk i fell in love

Thanks for the advices!!!

him calling each language a DLC and screwing up some of the flags on purpose never gets old lmfao

As a Bengali who can speak Hindi fluently, I can say that knowing Hindi is extremely useful to watch Hindi cartoons, communicate with Indians and I am a Muslim. There are a lot of Muslims who can speak Hindi or Urdu like Pakistanis.

I live in Sweden and I can confirm there's no reason to learn this language. Everyone speaks English here anyway, really well in fact. Also, "hej" is how you say hello in Swedish also. Everywhere you go - and usually they say it twice for some reason "Hej hej". Since you left my language - Estonian - out: You should learn Estonian if you really like the idea of spending many years of your life learning one of the most difficult languages on the planet that has 14 cases for every word (meaning you have to know how to change every word 14 different ways depending on context) that is agglutinative (so you get super long words) and quickly spoken with sounds that do not exist in English .....only to realize that you'll still never be even close to fluent and even if you were, there's nobody to use it with since only 900,000 people speak it and most of them live in Estonia. In other words, you'd be better off trying to learn Klingon.

well, i guess that he should also make a video involving other underrated languages like konkani its a goan language and ive never seen any foreigner talk much bout it(and not just konkqni but for other lqnguages too) love ur videos thanks😇

As a Bengali person myself, I can agree that the tigers do only listen to commands in Bengali, but you can safely store them in your Gigachad sized Pokèballs. I wpuld know since I have done this.

As a Pakistani, I think you have no idea how right you were with that Alabama comparison 😄😄

5:02 I'm learning German, and it doesnt sound agressive at all. You just have to pronounce correctly. From example, present/gift, is saif "Geschenk" in German, just, "Geschenk" and not "GEKHENK!". See, there's a difference. Pronounce the words correctly, and done, no aggresivity. (Yes I'm mad)

You should also learn Greek because that's where Alpha and Sigma and Beta and all those come from (they are letters in our alphabet) Alpha - Aα (Άλφα) Beta - Ββ (Βήτα) Sigma - Σσ,ς (Σίγμα) Omega - Ωω (Ωμέγα)

You should definitely do a sequel including languages like Māori, toki pona, Hungarian, Slovenian, Basque, Latin, Faroese, etc.

11:01 it is worth noting that Afrikaans also has the best sounding two digit number in this reality. The number 88 uses the funny 'g' sound thrice and is the reason why Afrikaans is superior to all other langauges

Although there are lots of arabic loan words in Persian language and also the font is arabic, Persian language is an Indo-European language with tons of common words with other Indo-European languages including English

I'm brazillian and the portuguese one had me on the floor 😂

isnt nobody going to talk about how the legendary beard is back now? this guy also inspired me to learn russian french and italian. i am in the process of learning arabic

Haha ich liebe es wie du immer die Österreicher Flagge zeigst bei deutsch 😂😂😂😂

Once I tried to learn Buryat, which is close to Mongolian, since I liked a girl. It has about a dozen ways to make a plural noun.

Bulgaria has multiple tenses and a *lot* of auxiliary verbs that really balances it out with Russian. Hell, a Bulgarian that has learned Russian very well will be indistinguishable in his speech even to a native, but a Russian will *always* be caught with those two things. As a Bulgarian learning Russian, I can definitely attest to the fact that Russian is harder by having a case system, but easier for not having tenses (there are only three) and no auxiliary verbs. The sentence "Бил съм се бил напил и съм се бил бил" makes perfect sense in Bulgarian (Bil sum se bil napil i sum se bil bil, or "Apparently I have gotten drunk and was in a fight...apparently") so take that as you will.

Predictions: Japanese: To watch Anime Chinese: To shock people in Chinatown Russian: To make the “bl” sound Latin: To study History Arabic: To become Muslim Portuguese: To learn spicy Spanish French: To eat baguettes and leave the country Spanish: To flirt with Latinas AASL: To look cool

As a partially swedish speaker i can confirm that håll käften is totally hi in swedish and totally doesnt mean shut your mouth so yes i agree on danish being hej which totally isnt in swedish😂

i love how he loves danish. im danish so i guess thats why i like seeing it get the love it deserves. im learning russian now and speak american, french, and danish

You can learn American if you are poor and you want a salary ten times bigger than in your third world country (Is personal experience) Also you forgot that you can learn spanish if you want to unlock the Ecuatorial Guinea DLC. That would be just awesome

I showed this to my Chinese friend, and he spontaneously combusted after hearing language Simps near fluency in Mandarin Chinese

Can confirm everything you said about Tagalog! Watching people's minds get blown when I speak it to them is fun. However, the truth is that no one speaks pure Tagalog anymore. It's evolved into Taglish (Tagalog/English), so as long as you have basic grammar/accent down, you can insert any English word you want for any Tagalog you can't remember (or sometimes Spanish) and they still consider you fluent lol

Thanks for mentioning Urdu. Much Appreciated

Gostei do seu sotaque baiano ao falar português, o nordeste tem os melhores sotaques, destaco o pernambucano e o mineiro (apesar de Minas Gerais não ficar no nordeste).

as someone who started to learn korean initially because of kpop, i've discovered that it's genuinely such a cool language and it's also led me to learn more about korean culture as a whole! i've only been at it for a couple months, so i've still got a long way to go before reaching fluency, but it's been a really fun, informative journey thus fat and im excited to keep at it!

I really want to learn mongolian, but it's kind of impossible and the learning sources are super super rare, honestly the only way to learn it would be to get to the country. They're my ancestors and that's my reason.

2:09 Als we pech hebben wel inderdaad, maar toch bedankt.

7:29 We tried that with Finnish. Fortunately no one understood us when we were calling them pigeon fuckers, but in a restaurant we ran into some Finnish people, but there we behaved well.

لغة الإشارة الألبانية القديمة فعلا تستحق التعلم، لقد قلبت حياتي رأسا على عقب و جعلتني إنسانا أفضل ، شكرا أيها الغيغاتشاد لانغويدج سيمب

i'm definitely learning russian because of the ы sound, but i'm not as good as mr. simp yet, and will never be

if you learn hindi, you can interpret any language! Because of the simple pronounciation of consonants and vowels and you can fuse vowels with consonant to create new sounds (you have to write better and is little bit complicated)

9:49 As an Indonesian, I can confirm that that is a good way to greet someone, albeit a tad bit formal. I'd strongly recommend "Woye mak lolon te". The locals are guaranteed to do 10 backflips and pounce and give you a warm hug ❤

I love how Japanese is the very last option 😂😂

I am Indonesian and I can confirm I am doing carthwheel and jumping out of window after hearing this 9:48

The answer is Spanish (besides American). Sure, Chinese and Hindi have a lot of speakers, but in 1 area. Spanish is tailor made for beginners: it's spoken in 2 continents so you always have content to consume and and people to talk to, it uses the American alphabet so you can jump right into practical stuff and not just learning an alphabet for 2 weeks, and it's phonetic (mostly) and words look and sound American (sorta). So if you fail at Spanish, you have no chance at any other language.

Learning a new language is good for a variety of reasons. It improves cognitive abilities and avoid dementia, it makes you another person of that culture. Can also improve communication skills and more of.

A 15 minute video? No way I'm gonna watch it all!. *15 minutes later*: literally crying how good of a video this is

Love the representation for the Chinese languages!

14:30 I approve of the _”takakura”_ -burn. For reference; in Finnish, _”takakura”_ litterally means: ”back dirt” or: ”back mud”, and would connotate to: ”diarrhea” 💩. In Japanese, however, it’s a male given name.

4:10 Also; Iceland, probably, doesn’t have as many blackouts, as Florida; which, I hear, is the main problem with Florida: Its electric grid is its Achilles heel ⚡️.

10/10 Language Simp. Would watch again.

I love how he doesn't even try to dissimulate he is reading from a script.

I am now completely convinced that I have to learn Uzbek. Thanks, man.

as a Filipino who can speak conversational tagalog, i can guarentee we will do 3 cartwheels, 2 splits, 5 backflips, 2 frontflips, if a foreigner can speak our language

I never thought that Bengali would make into one of your videos !! Gigachad Also nice one with the Polish and Indonesian flags lmao

6:21 I would like to add that Hebrew had a very interesting and rich grammatical system when it comes verb conjugations and that a lot of nuance can be found in said system.

בהצלחה לול

2:22 is such a cute sound

Здравствуй,хотелось узнать изменился ли ваш подход к изучению языков после вашего туториал видео по их изучению. Спасибо

Do a tier list of the most beautiful writing systems!

bro guessed my exact plans for learning Mongolian!

I love that guy!

we instantly need a part 2 of this.

The one about German and impatience is so true. I'd like to add that you should learn German if like getting asked to say "Oachkatzlschwoaf" by Austrians and being laughed at since you'll inevitably pronounce it wrong.

Welsh is actually probably the most underrated language ever My religion: Wiccan/pagine and Buddhist Me who learnt Italian because my sister is Italian Me who learnt spanish because I’m spanish Me who learnt ukranian as my friends are ukranian

I got the duolingo ad clicking on this video. The best method to learning a language.

As a Bangladeshi, I can also back that you can sing our chad national anthem if you learn how to speak Bengali.

Merci ! Grâce à vous je vais de ce pas apprendre l'Ancienne Langue des Signes Albanaise !

As an Englis learning German. I totally agree with you. No one has stronger accent than us 💀

You’re right! I am totally learning Hindi to read texts older than the language and in Sanskrit!

I started learning Swedish recently. My furniture starts reassembling itself every time I speak something.

شتقت لفيديوهاتك😭👏🏻

Kind of fitting that German starts @4:44; seeing, as the number 4, to me, represents order and rationalism (like the square, as a shape, which is associated with the number 4); which are associated with the German stereotypes. 🇩🇪

Poshol nahoy is the nicest way of saying hello You also unlock the csgo dlc

4:39 i believe in the religion that says everyone should learn Swedish

Thanks to you for the past half a year or so, I’ve started learning Turkish.

2:48 i feel so honoured

Eigentlich leide ich unter Konzentrationsschwierigkeiten ...außer wenn ich deine Videos gucke. Vielen Dank dafür. -

4:44 Thanks Language Simp, you made my day! I study German and that's exactly what they do if I try to speak to them in German 😂

I'm a native bengali speaker and I can confirm that my pet tiger doesn't listen to my commands unless I say them in bengali.

Bro. What a spawn point you had! Did you buy the add-ons ? How can I have it in my next spawn?

7:17 - "Ł" in Polish is "w" in English. "Ź" is something similar to Spanish "Ñ", but is in the letter "z".* "Ó "in PL is the same as "u" or "oo". "Dź" is a very useful thing, similar to "ch" or "sh" in English, having two letters in it. You read it like something between Polish "ź" and English "j" or "g". "Dż" is similar to "dź", but sounds like "g" or "j" in English. "Ś" sounds pretty similar to saying "si", but more like "si" in "sia", "sie", "siu".* "Ż" is the same as Polish "rz", and similar to English "sh", but readed little bit different. "Ń" is the same as Spanish "Ñ"* "Sz", "cz" and "rz" sound "sh", "ch" and "rz" sounds like other version of "sh" *These letters can also be written "zi", "ni' and "si", but then they sound like "źi", "ńi" and "śi".