It was nice to shoot this video with you! Hope you guys like it 🤩

@user-gs3ps3ks7t

Жыл бұрын

Иджаль, вы как всегда прекрасны и грамотны

@mauricioalvarorodriguez3134

Жыл бұрын

​@@user-gs3ps3ks7t pp

@MasoudVahedi-lh8do

11 ай бұрын

Это было потрясающе. Большое спасибо

10:48 “How does it feel when you speak English and everyone understands you?” 😂😂😂

@DeezNuts-pq9rb

Жыл бұрын

Compliment or diss depending on how you take it 😂

What a wonderful video! Seeing so many people from so many different countries, hearing their views about languages and clearly enjoying their time in Istanbul… this is how the world should be!

I've been watching İclal's videos for Turkish practice for a bit as well as seen various vids from Tim on Easy Languages channels. And all in Istanbul?! What an excellent vid. Great job guys 😎

4:15 I love this guy's accent. His a accent is so soft and melodic

@blizzy-hl5qv

8 ай бұрын

yeah it's syrian arabic, that's how they speak in syria

This is one of my favorite videos of Easy Language. I know Tim from Easy Dutch and he speaks so many languages and I know iclal from her KZread video. Two of my favorite polyglot in one video is so amazing! Please make more video like this with other polyglot speakers 🥰

This is really great video like always. I am so happy to see İclal. You are so wonderful person 🥰🥰🥰

Merhaba! I had started to learn Turkish on Duolingo and stopped. It's a wonderful tongue to learn in my humble opinion.

Great video! Спасибо

Qué buen vídeo! Aunque en el minuto 12:12 la muchacha argentina dice "muy bello" pero los subtítulos dicen "muy viejo".

@efe9446

Жыл бұрын

Es por culpa de sus acentos jajajaj

Argentina Girl un the 6:12 minutes say the city is very bella that means very beautiful not old(vieja). Bonito o. Bonita,linda/o o bello/a are synonims of beautiful very common. When the argentinan Girls say they would like to Talk finnish because they would like to feel confortable speaking with more easyness with finnish people.

@EasyDutch

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I’m used to hearing Spanish from Spain so the closest I got was viejo. 😅 hope you liked the video anyway

@esthermariasaezmayoral4566

Жыл бұрын

@@EasyDutch naturally i loved all the videos of the Big family easy french Germán dutch italian spanish polish cheszc portuguese turkish greek arabic..and so on. Youre all very nice and good at speaking languages and learn them. No problema im from Spain. We use much more frequently bonito/a youre right. In latinamerica is much more used lindo and bello. This dutch Guy is amazing In languages. Id loveto speak so Many languages like him. Keep Up with the good work!!😀🥰

@veryunprofessional

Жыл бұрын

good thing you pointed this out. as a turkish, i felt like they were talking condescendingly towards turkey

Istanbul looks beautiful 😍 I would love to visit

It must be crazy to live in a city where so many languages are spoken! Must be a unique experience :D

@stargazer141

Жыл бұрын

That was surprising for me as well, i guess noone speaks Turkish in Istanbul anymore 😂

@zehraa_13

Жыл бұрын

I think they are just tourists

@ismimikullanmamalym2273

Жыл бұрын

In Turkey, there is only Turkish and English(because of it is the world language). Beside the tourists, unfortunately wrong refugees politics fucked our country

@Mome_

Жыл бұрын

@@zehraa_13 yea same

This is one of my favorite videos that you guys have!

Trop bien fait!! Très inspirante J’adore ces videos et je me suis abonné 💯💯 sigue pa adelante amigo!

Such an awesome and beautiful video:) Love it!

I am this child in 7:17. I am in university and learning russian here. it is so good to learn Russian thank you Easy Languages ❤️❤️

@emrekurtoglu7673

10 ай бұрын

kanka ingilizce'de guy ya da kid deniyor. Child gercek anlam'da cocuk demek.

Helal olsun İclal

Thank you for the video Tim and İclal🍀. Tim I am very surprised by your Arabic. Your pronunciation is really good and you speak fluently. Congratulations. Also Iclal is really good at French, Russian and German. I would definitely like to ask her how she learned Russian.☺️I speak 5 languages fluently and now learning two other languages at the same time. But I am not planning to add more. Good job. Such clever people you both are.🙋‍♀️🌼🌿 ( also the people in this video are very friendly and open minded and thank you for shooting this language video for us👍🏼)

Amazing.

اسطنبول هي مثل مصر أم الدنياء والأم تجتمع اطفالها لبيت واحد ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

6:19 Dang, Scandinavian languages never get any love. lol I think Danish, Finnish, Swedish, Icelandic, Faroese, and Norwegian...they all sound beautiful. She has such a unique opportunity, living permanently in Finland, to learn it too.

@SalmanAhmad-xw2fu

Жыл бұрын

Hello. I'm interested to know one thing. Is Scaninavian an independent language family or part of the Indo-European?

@GeneRauXxX

Жыл бұрын

I am a lover of Swedish language. It sounds just greaaat. Jag äter kannelbuller. Hej då. 😊

@aceproductions5734

Жыл бұрын

Those languages are all beautiful, but there's one issue with your comment. Finnish isn't related to any of the others. Danish, Swdish, Icelandic, Faroese, and Norwegian are all North Germanic languages, but Finnish is an Uralic language. It's completely unrelated and is more similiar to Hungarian and Estonian.

@GeneRauXxX

Жыл бұрын

@@aceproductions5734 no estonian is similar to finnish, not the other way around. Finnish, hungarian, estonian, turkish and korean are alike

@aceproductions5734

Жыл бұрын

@@GeneRauXxX They're both part of the same language family so they're both similar to each other it can go either way. Also, Turkish and Korean are not Uralic languages. The Altaic language family has been largely debunked. Korean is a Koreanic language and Turkish is a Turkic language.

_Knalmooie_ video, Tim en İclal. Bijna altijd geniet ik de inhoud van alle Easy Languages kanalen, maar deze meertalige videos zijn gewoonweg gedegen goud, ambrozijn, een stukje paradijs op aarde voor zo'n taalgek als mij, gaat zo door! 💪😎💪

Who tf is this guy??? He's on the Russian videos, then I saw him in Dutch, and now he's here speaking Turkish, German, Arabic, like what?

@IoT_

3 ай бұрын

This guy is Dutch.

Oh gosh this is the best video I've seen today ❤😊😊 keep it up these type of content is really good 😊😅❤

Hello, good video really. I have a note about the arabic here, there is a word that i found transcripted from english to arabic letter while there is a word for it : description was written in arabic letter, while the equivalent to it is صندوق الوصف.

You are very good in Egyptian Arabic at the end of the video

Muito bom o vídeo. Me sinto bem à vontade para escrever um comentário em português. 🥰 Sucesso!

Çok güzel Türkçe konuşuyorsunuz teprikler

@adembav2581

Жыл бұрын

tebrikler*?

Sehr schön und interessant 🌷🌷 وكمان بتتكلم مصري كويس جدا👌🌷

@deutschmitpurple2918

Жыл бұрын

Du hast recht 😍😍😍

Hacia el minuto 6:28 hay un error en los subtítulos: La muchacha dice “comodidad” pero en los subtítulos dice “como idioma”.

@EasyDutch

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Belle video

والله حبيت هذا المقطع احب ان اتعلم اللغات العالم خاصة اللغة الإيطالية ولإسبانة والروسية والتركية

I hope that i join with you 😭💜💜 I love languages

This guy is everywhere

3:20 *my Somali people 😭😂 its same with me I know Somali /Arabic /English but I born in UAE* 😜

이 남성 발표자는 말 그대로 미스테리입니다. 왜 온갖 언어 영상에 그가 있습니까?

More multicultural videos like this please!!

İclal'ın kanalı sandım, veee sonunda senin kanalına da aboneyim 😀

Det er super sejt at værter ikke blot er polyglots som masser af andre på KZread, men faktisk virker til at tale deres sprog absolut flydende. Og kunne langt mere end bare at fremstamme "jeg taler også ... og jeg vil gerne besøge ...". Der mangler lidt nordiske sprog i samlingen, øver i på dem ? (DA/NO/SV/FI) ?

06:17 half of Moroccans and 10% of Algerians speak Amazigh too.

فيديو رائع جدا و أتمنى أزور إسطنبول في المستقبل و أتعلم لغات كثيرة ❤❤❤

@ilhanboluk1179

2 ай бұрын

Dont come pleqse

اتمنى ان تزورو مصر لأنها هي مثل استنبول توجد اجانب العالم وكل الجنسيات العالم خاصة في الجامعات بإذن الله

I'm a polyglot Korean

Great video- one error, at the end she’s saying “muy bello” not “muy viejo”

In morocco our dialectis arabic +tamazight and some foreign words just like the other dialect ,I don’t know how moroccans don’t know simple information about their dialect

best in spanish

🍀

man my brain couldnt process so many languages in one vid!

Wearing proper clothing is essential and very important internationally

The last seconds of the video shot in Turkey should have ended in Turkish. But also was good video.

I'm convinced that Tim despite having literacy in English, does not speak any English, which I find amazing

izlerken kötü hissettim çünkü 23 yaşındayım. yalnızca ingilizce biliyorum. üniversitede hazırlık okumasam o da olmayacaktı tabii. ülke olarak problemimizin dil öğrenememek olması çok üzücü. bir yerde artık zincirimizi kırmamız gerekiyor sanırım. umarım olur, birkaç dil bilen gençler yetişen bir ülke olmamızı çok istiyorum.

@seher8987

Жыл бұрын

23 genç bir yaş, kötü hissetmek için çok erken.

@aysesahin9578

Жыл бұрын

@@seher8987 sizin 23 yaş hayaliniz ile benimki bir degil sanıyorum. Benim için erken değil.

@Gsrn.26

Жыл бұрын

daha 23 yaşındasın ..hem ing biliyormuşsun , başka bir dil öğrenmek daha kolay olur böylelikle..umarım başarırsın

@sofie5787

9 ай бұрын

Şu an nasıl oldu?

@aysesahin9578

9 ай бұрын

@@sofie5787 soru eger bana sorulduysa cevap vereyim. İngilizcem gelişmiş durumda çünkü konuşmaya mecbur değilim😅 dinlerken şarkı bile anlıyorum bazen şaşırıyorum, sanırım gerçekten bazen salmak gerekiyor

I love this Easy Languages channel! So motivating!!! 🇺🇦Привіт з України!

I'd like to know what are the 11 languages the interviewer speaks.

The transcription of the three Latin American people has two mistakes. They want to learn Finnish "por comodidad" (convenience), not "como idioma"). And they say Istambul is "muy bello"(very beautiful) and not "muy viejo".

Somali boy 🇸🇴

Where is Uzbek people

On my channel I have vids posted speaking the Polish language which I learned while caring for an elderly Polish lady

En el minuto 12:14 dicen muy bello no muy viejo, la pronunciación Argentina engaña.

Noi italiani non ci smetiamo Mai.. :(

네덜란드 분이 터키어랑 아랍어를 할 줄 아는게 정말 신기하다 ㅋㅋ

Arabe, russian and chinese. Thats the future.

poexali bir araçla gitdiĝin zaman diye bilirsin

So most of the people in Turkey’s are trilingual?

@lacivertcikolata

Ай бұрын

No. We can only speak Turkish. Some people know Kurdish. If they are from the southeast ( the Syrian border) , they might know a little Arabic. But in general, we only know Turkish.

Go stop listening to me, chicken wing, chicken wing, hot dog and baloney chicken and macaroni chilling with my homey working stop listening to me. No it’s of

4🙏🙏🙏🙏🐻

🇲🇽 >

People in the sixth minute are not spanish. From their accent either they are from Argentina or Uruguay

Min 12:11 the girl says "muy bello" that means " very beautiful" but maybe because of her argentinian accent the translator confused and wrote "very old" in the transcription.

നുമ്മടെ ആരുല്ലേ

10:59 Teyze deştin yaramızı😀😬

Mashallah doesn't mean wow amazing 🤒

Apart from everything, it isnt nice to start a video in Russian, nowadays. Am i right?

You wrote wrong please correct it must be İstanbul

@sbl90

Жыл бұрын

Yoo, dogru yazilmis.

@winnablebtw459

Жыл бұрын

I agree it should be written İstanbul. However, since the rest of the title is in English, it is standard to use the English spelling of place names. It just so happens the capital version of 'i' in English looks more like the Turkish letter 'I' than 'İ'.

@lucasbatista1453

Жыл бұрын

@@winnablebtw459 How do those letters actually sound in turkish?

@winnablebtw459

Жыл бұрын

@@lucasbatista1453 'İ' as in the start of İstanbul makes in IPA /i/ which is the vowel sound in the English words "free" or "sheep". The letter 'I' does not standardly exist in English but does exist in Turkish and some other languages like Azerbaijani and Gagauz. 'I' as in ılık which can have the meaning of 'warm' makes in IPA /ɯ/ which is a sound that doesn't exist in most dialects of English so it's difficult to come up with an example in English. If you look at the Wikipedia page for "Close back unrounded vowel" you can find an audio sample and examples where it is used in different languages that it occurs naturally including choice dialects of English that produce the sound. The main point is that they make different sounds in Turkish, but due to how fonts work especially English language fonts that don't necessarily support Turkish; İ, i, I, I, ı, and l (which are all different) can look similar.

@lucasbatista1453

Жыл бұрын

@@winnablebtw459 Very informative! Thank you for taking your time to explain that!