Teh geh in Korean is the opposite. It means very NOT chill and relaxed. It means a lot, like 120% effort. Deh gee means very in Japanese but in Korean it means pig LOL!
@nicolausteslaus Жыл бұрын
n worudo funny saru desu!
@carrolltee59062 жыл бұрын
ku wa chi sa bi ra
@carrolltee59062 жыл бұрын
i am there
@carrolltee59062 жыл бұрын
kano san konichiwa
@carrolltee59062 жыл бұрын
hisai
@carrolltee59062 жыл бұрын
i like kano
@ordinaryriffboi9002 жыл бұрын
Cool video, happy this popped up when I was searching for videos about this dialect :D Great channel, hope you will get more subscribers!
@jesroe58422 жыл бұрын
沖縄人は英語がめっちゃうまい
@yobagua2 жыл бұрын
Uchinaguchi is not Hogen. Its like saying Hawaiian is an American dialect. Its its own language. The Ryukyu nation stands alone. It was just annexed by Japan.
What a great video! I’d love to see you guys make some more Okinawan dialect videos! でーじーおもろかった!
@Thomasyeo963 жыл бұрын
Actually I have a question for you guys. I often hear okinawan people say さ at the end of their sentences... なんとかさ.. In what situation would you add さ and what does it mean?
@AskingTheo Жыл бұрын
Broo your profile's from Pink Floyd's album, Animals. I love it 🙌🙌
@dougrulz63813 жыл бұрын
Okinawan is not a dialect of Japanese. Okinawa was an independent nation until 1879. During wartime Japan took over many countries between 1879-1945. Japan called many languages such as Korean & Pacific Island Languages "A Japanese Dialect." Japan forced Okinawans to learn Japanese. Many Okinawans were persecuted by Japan for speaking their native tongue up until the 1960's. Okinawans speak Japanese & Okinawan (Uchināguchi). Just because they have similar words doesn't make it a dialect. Today in Japan they are using more Chinese Kanji, does that mean Japan is China. NO THAT IS STUPID!!! Okinawan (Uchināguchi) is it's own language.
@reizayin3 жыл бұрын
pretty sure there's a difference between the Okinawan language, and the Japanese accent of Okinawa.
@tiyas53783 жыл бұрын
It is in fact a separate language. However, this video is talking about the way Okinawan people speak Japanese, which is also quite distinct.
@user-qy9rg3nt2l3 жыл бұрын
Then we can simply assume "dialect" in Japan's usage includes individual languages that are spoken within it's purview. This video seems to focus on the Uchinaaguchi additions/variations on Japanese though. I find it odd that outsiders to Okinawa tend to barge in with history lessons when Okinawans themselves call it Okinawa Hogen (dialect).. or just Hogen.
@user-qy9rg3nt2l2 жыл бұрын
@Nori I don't disagree with that. I'm no linguist, but I would consider the influence of these languages on current Japanese (-ben) a dialect vs the actual language. Thanks for the reply.
@dominicd20636 ай бұрын
Uchinaguchi is not part of Kyuushuu dialect, they are different.@@xoreign
@DG-bb6ks4 жыл бұрын
two beasts fighting
@imkotable4 жыл бұрын
Please react to Tai vs Tutat
@sccluis40224 жыл бұрын
First, after the abandonment of the controversial Altaic theory, new research has turned up on the possible relationship of Japonic with Indo-European, as it shows features allied to the Indo-Iranian branch. The Ryukyuan languages do not include Okinawan alone, it includes the Yaeyama language of Ishigaki. With that, Japanese has no cognate words for sister, but Ryukyuan does, like Miyako suza "older sister" versus Ashkun sos "sister". PS. The Yaeyaman word maarun "to die" is from Proto-Ryukyuan *mawari, from Proto-Japonic *marari, from Pre-Proto-Japonic *maryátay, from Proto-Indo-Japonic mr̥yátay, from Proto-Indo-European *mr̥yétor, from *mer- "to die". Interesting!
@flyingfoxes46304 жыл бұрын
Indo-Japonic!?!!?? Such a theory exists?!?! And I thought Altaic was controversial...
@mattiamele30153 жыл бұрын
Are you okay?
@InfiniteDeckhand2 жыл бұрын
Yeah, no. Just because words sound similar and have similar meanings across different languages does not necessarily mean that those words are actually cognates. If that were the case, then Japanese ''名'' (na) and English ''name'' would be cognates as well, but they aren't.
I don't find this on Wikipedia. Did you make this up? No offense, just asking
@theuntalentedkid95584 жыл бұрын
I would like to see you guys react to other top battles from last year's summer dance forever.
@kosieze59734 жыл бұрын
Kano's fits slapped!
@chickenrice52364 жыл бұрын
Yeaaaahhh she stay knowing how to dress and I'm still lookin like a bum. BUT THANK YOU SO MUCH!
@DanielReyes-kf6xs4 жыл бұрын
The try on music thoooooooo!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
@chickenrice52364 жыл бұрын
Sooooo gooood huh!?
@DanielReyes-kf6xs4 жыл бұрын
AYYYE!!! Its us from the shoot! Love this video!! Hahahaha we put a card with your name on it in our last video! Thanks again, you were awesome!!!
@chickenrice52364 жыл бұрын
HAAAAA YYEEAAAAHHH!!! thank you so much you guys....just subscribed to you and everything and we really appreciate it! You guys are too funny I love it
@tatankahanska120 Жыл бұрын
My dad is from okinawa i am half unchinanchu
@ichinounesko48304 жыл бұрын
Cute couple 💕🥰
@anthonyone95934 жыл бұрын
Love it (:
@abbyquiros35024 жыл бұрын
Y’all are ME starting a KZread channel and eating before you say your intro 🤣
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Teh geh in Korean is the opposite. It means very NOT chill and relaxed. It means a lot, like 120% effort. Deh gee means very in Japanese but in Korean it means pig LOL!
n worudo funny saru desu!
ku wa chi sa bi ra
i am there
kano san konichiwa
hisai
i like kano
Cool video, happy this popped up when I was searching for videos about this dialect :D Great channel, hope you will get more subscribers!
沖縄人は英語がめっちゃうまい
Uchinaguchi is not Hogen. Its like saying Hawaiian is an American dialect. Its its own language. The Ryukyu nation stands alone. It was just annexed by Japan.
全部合ってました！笑 ウチナーンチュのハーフで、この言葉よく使ってます！家族がウチナーグチでおしゃべりしてるんですが、宮古とか与那国の言語を理解できませんね💦🤣
Nice
I hate that nigga
Okinawan language, not dialect.
I AM MYANMAR CHU DESU
hISA I LOVE THIS VIDEO
keep making content my g
What a great video! I’d love to see you guys make some more Okinawan dialect videos! でーじーおもろかった!
Actually I have a question for you guys. I often hear okinawan people say さ at the end of their sentences... なんとかさ.. In what situation would you add さ and what does it mean?
Broo your profile's from Pink Floyd's album, Animals. I love it 🙌🙌
Okinawan is not a dialect of Japanese. Okinawa was an independent nation until 1879. During wartime Japan took over many countries between 1879-1945. Japan called many languages such as Korean & Pacific Island Languages "A Japanese Dialect." Japan forced Okinawans to learn Japanese. Many Okinawans were persecuted by Japan for speaking their native tongue up until the 1960's. Okinawans speak Japanese & Okinawan (Uchināguchi). Just because they have similar words doesn't make it a dialect. Today in Japan they are using more Chinese Kanji, does that mean Japan is China. NO THAT IS STUPID!!! Okinawan (Uchināguchi) is it's own language.
pretty sure there's a difference between the Okinawan language, and the Japanese accent of Okinawa.
It is in fact a separate language. However, this video is talking about the way Okinawan people speak Japanese, which is also quite distinct.
Then we can simply assume "dialect" in Japan's usage includes individual languages that are spoken within it's purview. This video seems to focus on the Uchinaaguchi additions/variations on Japanese though. I find it odd that outsiders to Okinawa tend to barge in with history lessons when Okinawans themselves call it Okinawa Hogen (dialect).. or just Hogen.
@Nori I don't disagree with that. I'm no linguist, but I would consider the influence of these languages on current Japanese (-ben) a dialect vs the actual language. Thanks for the reply.
Uchinaguchi is not part of Kyuushuu dialect, they are different.@@xoreign
two beasts fighting
Please react to Tai vs Tutat
First, after the abandonment of the controversial Altaic theory, new research has turned up on the possible relationship of Japonic with Indo-European, as it shows features allied to the Indo-Iranian branch. The Ryukyuan languages do not include Okinawan alone, it includes the Yaeyama language of Ishigaki. With that, Japanese has no cognate words for sister, but Ryukyuan does, like Miyako suza "older sister" versus Ashkun sos "sister". PS. The Yaeyaman word maarun "to die" is from Proto-Ryukyuan *mawari, from Proto-Japonic *marari, from Pre-Proto-Japonic *maryátay, from Proto-Indo-Japonic mr̥yátay, from Proto-Indo-European *mr̥yétor, from *mer- "to die". Interesting!
Indo-Japonic!?!!?? Such a theory exists?!?! And I thought Altaic was controversial...
Are you okay?
Yeah, no. Just because words sound similar and have similar meanings across different languages does not necessarily mean that those words are actually cognates. If that were the case, then Japanese ''名'' (na) and English ''name'' would be cognates as well, but they aren't.
Proto-Indo-Japonic > Proto-Japonic, Proto-Nuristani aĵHám > *ara, *aĵa bʰráHtār > *pətə, *brātā ĉā́kHaH > *saka, *ĉākā ĉráwas > *suwa, *ĉrawa ĉŕ̥Has > *sira, *ĉira ĉr̥Hnám > *suna, *ĉringa dáĉm̥ > *təsə, *dáĉa dáĉšinas > *tasinə, *daĉina daywás > *ti, *dewa dn̥ĵʰwáHs > *sita, *ĵiĵū dn̥ĵʰúHaHs > *sumpa, *ĵuĵū dr̥Hgʰás > *tika, *driga duHrás > *tərə, *dūra dwáH > *ta, *dū dwáHdaĉm̥ > *tutasu, *dūdaĉa dʰúgHtār > *tukitu, *dujitā dʰwā́r > *tura, *dāra gā́wš > *kuwa, *gāwa gʲáyHištHas > *kisa, *ješta Haĉtā́ > *asa, *ašta Haĉtā́daĉm̥ > *asatasu, *aštadaĉa HaHtmā́ > *atama, *ātamā Hā́pas > *apa, *āpa Hā́ps > *apu, *āp Hásti > *ari, *asti Háykadaĉm̥ > *ikatasu, *ekadaĉa Háykas > *ika, *eka Háynas > *ina, *ena Háwa > *uwa, *awa Hnakšám > *naku, *naca Hnáwn̥ > *nəwə, *nawa Hnáwn̥daĉm̥ > *nəwəntasu, *nawadaĉa Hnā́mn̥ > *namu, *nāma HúHwadʰyam > *wata, *waja HwiHĉm̥tí > *wisunti, *wīĉati Hyaknás > *ikinu, *yakana gm̥tás > *konta, *gata grā́mas > *koma, grāma gʲíHwants > *kiyunu, *jīwant gʲíHwati > *kiyuri, *jīwati gʰanás > *kənə, *gana gʰr̥bʰaHyáti > *kapayari, *gubāyati ĵā́nu > *sanu, *ĵānu ĵn̥náHti > *sinuri, *ĵānāti ĵʰástas > *sasu, *ĵasta ĵʰimás > *simə, *ĵima kárnas > *kana, *karna kás > *ka, *ka káyĉas > *kara, *keĉa kr̥náwti > *kunari, *kunoti kr̥tás > *kətə, *krita kšáps > *kora, *capā kšúriH > *səri, *curī kʲa > *ka, *ca kʲatwā́ras > *katura, *catāra kʲátwr̥daĉm̥ > *katutasu, *caturdaĉa kʲíHants > *kunu, *kiyant mádʰyas > *mata, *maja máHtār > *mətə, *mātā mána > *mana, *mana manušyás > *mənəsu, *manušya mátsyas > *matu, *maĉya mazgʲʰā́n > *masu, *maja miĉrás > *misə, *miĉra mr̥Hdʰā́ > *mətə, *mūrdā mr̥yátay > *marari, *mriyate ná > *na, *na ná Hiwa > *na i, *na iwa náHsaH > *nasu, *nāsā náwyas > *napi, *nawi ní > *ni, *ni n̥dʰí Háyti > *intari, *adeti n̥smá- > *uma, *asma pánkʲa > *pinku, *panca pánkʲadaĉm̥ > *pinkutasu, *pancadaĉa páras > *pərə, *para parnám > *pana, *parna pā́das > *patu, *pāda pārĉwám > *para, *pārĉu pHtā́r > *pitə, *pitā pr̥Hwás > *puru, *pūwa ráwkʲas > *aka, *roca sá > *sə, *sa sá Háykas > *sə ika, *sa eka samHás > *sama, *sama saptḿ̥ > *satu, *sapta saptḿ̥daĉm̥ > *satuntasu, *saptadaĉa sáras > *sawa, *sara sárHwas > *sumpa, *sawa skʲinátˢti > *kinuri, *ĉinati stáHnam > *tənə, *stāna swá > *sa, *su swáĉš > *sosi, *šuwa swáždaĉm̥ > *sosasu, *šuwadaĉa swásār > *sosa, *sasā tárHati > *tarari, *tarati táwa > *tuwa, *tawa táygʲas > *taka, *teja tráyas > *taya, *traya tráyazdaĉm̥ > *təsasu, *trayadaĉa tr̥tíyas > *tari, *triti tuHám > *tu, *tū úpa > *upa, *upa upári > *upari, *upari upm̥más > *əpəma, *upama wámriH > *ani, *wramī wárdʰati > *urari, *wardati wártmn̥ > *wamu, *wartma watsás > *wətə, *waĉa wiHrás > *weru, *wīra wišás > *weru, *wiša wr̥dᶻdʰás > *ətə, *urda yámHas > *yama, *yama yáwas > *yuwa, *yawa yuHám > *uya, *uyam yušmá- > *yura, *yušma
I don't find this on Wikipedia. Did you make this up? No offense, just asking
I would like to see you guys react to other top battles from last year's summer dance forever.
Kano's fits slapped!
Yeaaaahhh she stay knowing how to dress and I'm still lookin like a bum. BUT THANK YOU SO MUCH!
The try on music thoooooooo!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sooooo gooood huh!?
AYYYE!!! Its us from the shoot! Love this video!! Hahahaha we put a card with your name on it in our last video! Thanks again, you were awesome!!!
HAAAAA YYEEAAAAHHH!!! thank you so much you guys....just subscribed to you and everything and we really appreciate it! You guys are too funny I love it
My dad is from okinawa i am half unchinanchu
Cute couple 💕🥰
Love it (:
Y’all are ME starting a KZread channel and eating before you say your intro 🤣