Human being in Spanish is "humano" or "ser humano". "Hombre" means man.

definitively italian the closer to latin

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These are interesting, but I think there are some languages missing- Catalan, Sicilian, Provencal, and perhaps Maltese. For the Slavic language videos: Rusyn.

@superbrainil

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Yes these video doesn't feature all Romance languages but just the five "major" ones, and there are other like those (except Maltese which is considered Semitic, albeit with heavy Romance influence). They same for the videos about the Slavic languages - I only had major languages shown, not small ones like Rusyn. Maybe in the future I will do such videos, but currently my channel only is starting.

@smimi9478

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Maltese is not an romance language (despite having a lot off similarity due to italian dominance on the island)

@user-bh9pv5hp6y

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@@superbrainil + Galego, Romantsch etc

1:55 en Rumano lo traduciste mal. Tierra se refiere al "suelo" en Rumano tambien se traduce como " Sol " o tambien " teren". Y tarà significa country y en Español pais.

@dannybunny777

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Its not totally incorect, because "tara" (country) in Romanian, derives from "tarana", which means literally earth or soil and has the same latin root "terra"... same with "teren"...

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Human being isn’t correct for those languages. They all mean man (male).