in Brazil Portuguese we can say Gasolina oh like the song that means s same in German we say t good and tag and T T I love this lineup it's also different hello yes I think we do we do we do we do yeah we have the n in similar wow wow we have good Pais here today I don't think Turkish is similar to any of the languages here wow you just have similar letters then we do have like same accent how about TLO Indonesian we do have similar words yeah a lot how about the grammar I don't know you know I'm not sure with that if you speak in Tagalog and he speaks in Indonesian do you think you guys can understand each other no unless he pronounce um some some words oh we can't I mean if I slow down I slow down if she very slow yeah maybe in Brazil Portuguese we say in Italian we say in Tagalog we say h in Indonesian we say or UDA there's two ways in Turkish we say Hava in German we say l they're also different except like you two you had the other one you was pretty similar your word would be like area for us not really air in that case is Arya that's so cute because Arya is my niece's name I didn't know it meant something in it and like I I know I also said easier to mix with you pronunciation like but we I would say R yeah well I have I have certain accents and there's also people who would say ah in Brazil for Indonesian why are they two do they mean like something different um no it's like it's like the same I don't know why there's two different words to it would it be something similar to like Korean having like some words coming from Chinese and words it's coming from like pure Korean possibly possibly yeah I think the Indonesians are are going to yeah fix me I'm wrong in Brazil we say Lei in Italian we say lat in Tagalog we say Gat in Indonesian we say in Turkish we say in German we say m so in this time we are the seminar ones I think yes yes it's so interesting lat some places in Brazil like when we're talking about if I'm not mistaken uh more Northern like accent in Brazil they're going to go north northern they're going to say late or in the south also but like in the middle we say Lei how do you spell that l e i t e isn't that a different drink no we have a dessert that's made of from condensed milk leche FL leche but that's because of of Spanish it sounds like Le we say so in Brazil in Portuguese we say o in Italian we say OK in Tagalog we say MATA in Indonesian we say Mata oh in Turkish we say G in German we say a a alga that means seaweed in same a I I was expecting us to be more similar oh really yeah how do you say again to us it sounds like oil o o and O is like I and O is like the oil but still like you can guess somehow in Brazil in Portuguese we can say h in Italian we say Strada we can say Strada we can also say Strada it's like it difference in size oh the okay okay yeah we have different like Words too but in Tagalog we say Dan in Indonesian we say Jalan in Turkish we said Y in German we sayas so this time Italian and German I think are the same but that's the thing like if I say Strada we will know we say exactly the same word how big is it it's like usually the the big ones that like you go to another city or like it's like the has six seven like a highway yeah but then Road has two meanings right Road can mean way and can also mean Street when we're talking about Street I would say H or like because if I want to say Street that's different the other road is Yol is like oh in Brazil Portuguese we say p actually P came from Portugal from what I've heard oh yeah like the the pronunciation of P oh really in Italian we say p in Tagalog we say in Indonesian we say Roti Roti like the Indian Ro yeah in Turkish we say e in German we say b e was was the one that we wanted to be different I would think it's like a cookie if you say eim like something sweet right yeah yeah yeah yeah it sounds like a snack yeah in Brazil we can say G in Italian we Sayo in tagal we say AR in Indonesian we say har in Turkish we say G in German we say t gut and talk gut good day I I feel like um there's two meaning in Tagalog in Tagalog we say AR or we also say umaa like morning if you say a we can kind of relate in a way because we have a which is like the the early morning so if you say like oh the AA I like mean the Aurora the morning but it's a very poetry Aurora is like a place in the Philippines in Brazil Portuguese we say hell Italian we say Oro this time in Tagalog we say corasan corasan so Spanish in Indonesian we say jum without the P jum jum means gloss in Turkish oh oh okay okay CL and Turkish is s CL and German is well I love how like in this lineup it's also different what what did you say it was orasan orasan if someone came to me and they were like because we say like what time is it so I would be like clock now I know this is T oras is actually time yes I understand the a yeah our AAS okay similar in Brazil Portuguese we say m in Italian we say mama in Tagalog we have a couple we say n inai or simply in in Indonesian we say IU in Turkish we say an in German we actually also say mama I mean we do have like the cuter version like how a baby would say which would be like M so it's closer like M but we when like we're older we just call them Mike we also say mama but if it's in Tagalog it's n but we also say mama mommy oh really we don't really say that even in Korean it's like which is like similar as well so it's like I'm surprised like the only one that doesn't has like a kind of sound is IU like IU IU also Turkish doesn't an but like you have the N like the MN you know like the double coner oh in Brazil Portuguese we say Kaza in Italian we also say Kaza in Tagalog we say B in Indonesian we say Ruma in Turkish we say EV in German we also just say house house ah ah ah but that's because like English and in German are Anglo sex and language but it's just written differently ah I feel like Turkish doesn't resemble anything yeah I'm just like over here yes I'm feeling like a mix here that I'm like what's going on it's everything different before we did the video get friends and Persian and those are really influenced with Turkish so we had like a lot of similarities but now there is no one so I'm like it's so interesting in Portuguese and Brazil we say om in Italian we say w in tagal we say la in Indonesian we also say laki the other word is Bria so yeah two ways of saying it laki and Bri well men can either mean person or guy right well in this case men can be Adam or ar that's so boring in germanish is [Laughter] man in Portuguese and Brazil we say in we say we say in Indonesian we say in Turkish we say chish that's sound of German that's where the accent comes in in German we say just like in Korean is from it was so interesting when I first my friend told me that aritis comes from ger German for every verb in Portuguese the r sound is going to be different in the end but I'll say my way so in Brazil Portuguese we can say gar in Italian we say p in Tagalog we say Gusto Gusto oh I kind of understand in Indonesian we say Suka well if that's the word we say in German we say this is like like like right like the verb like to like leave a like okay so in Brazil in Portuguese we say bear in Italian we say in tagal we sayik in Indonesian we say CH in Turkish we sayme that's similar to the liking one no what was likeing fan making oh it's just that I'm saying the ver version without any conjugation so that's why it finishes with me I thought it was s in Korean imagine Hab so I'm just saying like the non- conjugated oh okay okay kiss in German is cin kind of sounds like C in Brazil and Portuguese we can say k in Italian we say m in Tagalog we say Kum or in Indonesian we say Mak in Turkish we say Y in German we say you're all different is that closest one I would say was you and me yeah cuz we got the cold part alide from everything is really different but I feel like if it's a sentence you're not going to be able to understand that I don't think I will single word yeah in Brazil Portuguese we can say in Italian we say Bambino in Tagalog we say in Indonesian we say anak wait can we you Tagalog again because anak is child like I'm very carrying a child or uh no it's like just a common in Tagalog we say anak or yeah there's actually also two ways yeah child is like can be both like little kid or like like a child one you're carrying right child in Turkish is child in German is K like kind but German pronunciation in Brazil we can say either or G in ital we say matina in Tagalog we say umaa in Indonesian we say pagi in Turkish we say Sabah in German we say Morgan but it can also mean tomorrow it can also mean tomorrow Morgan can be morning and tomorrow so in Brazil Portuguese we can say Gasolina oh like the song yeah we say Gasolina in Italian we say benzina in Tagalog we say Gasolina Indonesian we say benzen so I think pretty similar it's the same in Turkish oh it's same in Turkish we say benzen what the hell in German we also say Benzene I know where it comes from cuz the thing is like the element we're when we're talking about gasoline is like it's the Benzene so like when we were talking about what makes it so you can it can make sense it makes sense I think if you said Benzene I would think about chemistry not really like gasoline gasoline gasoline I think it was nice but I I thought we were going to have more similarities either you you two or us two there were way too many different things like I I had I was not expecting there were times like everybody was different and rarely when at least two of us like would make couple I think I I liked it I wish we could try like some sentences or something like that later we're not going to be able to understand anything that would be super funny I was expecting like not having really similarities but it was interesting to see how the other languages were similar to yeah like knowing uh like Indonesian from Southeast Asia uh I thought we would have so much similarities maybe we do but turns out Italian Turkish German ban I didn't expect to have that many similarities some with maybe Italy some with um turkey but I had constant similarities with English like the original one oh yeah that is true so I kind of felt like I was just repeating it in a German accent I feel like we have I I quite expected that there's similar arst between Spanish and Tagalog and also with in Indonesian but I didn't expect those words like completely different yes I think the moments we we matched was mostly because they were like Spanish coming words because langu so was like well Gasolina that's why so so today we compared words between six languages if you like the video please like it down here leave a comment below and subscribe to our Channel we'll see you next time bye he