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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDjw9-w6cpU
On this video clip, how many languages can you identify without asking someone else?
Especially, what is the langauge spoken between 02'27"~02'35"??
I figured out the other languages though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDjw9-w6cpU
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>>Especially, what is the langauge spoken between 02'27"~02'35"?? <<
Isn't Russian ?
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i heard english, spanish, chinese, italian, and russian.
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What'd the Spanish girl say?
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A few of them were kinda cute :-)
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>>Especially, what is the langauge spoken between 02'27"~02'35"??
It says on the screen: "Uzbekistan".
>> What'd the Spanish girl say?
Spanish: "Mama, hoy casi no he salido en la tele, pero no pasa nada. La proxima vez saldre mas."
English: "Mom, I almost didn't appear on TV at all today, but that's OK. Next time I'll participate more".
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Can you guys detect the main language spoken on the video?
>>Especially, what is the langauge spoken between 02'27"~02'35"??
It says on the screen: "Uzbekistan".
She is from Uzbekistan but I think the language she spoke was Russian.
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Anyone here speak Korean? How well do they speak Korean?
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Russian? She said лыблы somewhere in the sentence, which made me figure it out. Then the dude said 로시아말.
Gotta work on my Korean, though...
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Spanish: "Mama, hoy casi no he salido en la tele, pero no pasa nada. La proxima vez saldre mas
OK, but it's more accurate to add tildes: "Mamá, hoy casi no he salido nada en la tele, pero no pasa nada. La próxima vez saldré más". Remember than tildes are not accesory. To drop a tilde is exactly the same mistake as writing
llubia for example.
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> Remember than tildes are not accesory
Remember that tildes are not accessories.
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<Anyone here speak Korean? How well do they speak Korean?>
Most of them speak Korean fluently; some of them speak below-intermediate level though.
This video clip is worth watching too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhp8QNd-vdc
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What language was the one at 1:00, with the half moon flag, blue, red green?
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The blue-red-green flag with the half moon is from Azerbaijan.
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