thank you for including Elfdalian!! It's very unfortunate and sad that the swedish government considered it "just another" dialect of Swedish, which is not the case at all. They have many differences and although it has much Swedish influence, just looking at paragraphs in Elfdalian compared to Swedish, you will see the differences. The Swedish government doesn't care for it either and many Swedes don't know about the language itself, so thank you for including it!!

The flag used on Finland Swedish is misleading as it refers province of Ostrobothnia alone. Finland Swedes use similar flag to Scania, with proportions of Finnish flag.

The Proto-Germanic 4 and 5 remind me of Welsh. Fedwōr/Fidwor = Pedwar Fimf = Pump

You've done a great job❤️❤️ I leave my heart here. (also I'm from turkey-black sea. Some of my ancestors were 'East Germanic')

The O. East Norse family has my ancestors’ crest on it. It’s so cool that it’s still used today.

Something about the germanic languages reminds of greek. For example the "th" sounds, the word for no or not "oxi" for greek and "ikke" for the north germanic languages. Another alikeness i find between the germanic word for "all" and the greek "όλα". And the english negating "don't", which sounds very much like the greek "δεν".

my interpretation for ethno-linguistic groups, decending from Proto-Germanic : *Proto-Germanic, and Dialects* | North-Sea Germanic, Weser-Ems Germanic, East Germanic, … *Nordic* | Swedish, Danish, Icelandic, … *Germanic* | High German, Dutch, English, …

Finally, that was highly requested ❤️❤️❤️

When are the Franco and Ibero Romance languages appear

Så fin en video. Mange tak.

Great video. I love your voice, Andy. ❤️

Nicely done! Thank you for the video.

wow! new video! I was waiting for a new video!

It's great that you had so many of the languages! The only one missing I would say is Gutnish spoken on the island of Gotland. But other wise.. Impressive collection!

Jeg elsker!! 🇩🇰💚 Eu amo!!🇧🇷❤️

it's interesting that the Welsh for 4 is pedwar...very close to the ancestral proto Geramnic despite the fact that Welsh is not a Germanic language.

LOVE FROM ROMANIA

wonderful andy.. make more videos...

Guten tag und gut video.

Thank you very much. I love German and Germanic languages.

Your pronunciation is quite good

Proto germanic was spoken around the Baltic sea. Not only I was Scandia. Germanic substrate theory Creolisation.

This was so interesting! 💜 I love Germanic languages ;D

hi, could you do ancient Dacian thracian language ? thank you in advance

Was that Jackson Crawford reading the old norse?

Numbers in Germanic languages (Search language) Proto-Germanic Gothic Gothic, Crimean Old Norse Old East Norse Old Icelandic Icelandic Faroese Norn Norwegian Danish Jutish Swedish Scanian Finland Swedish Elfdalian Danish Elfdalian Faroese Finland Swedish Gothic Gothic, Crimean Icelandic Jutish Norn Norwegian Old Norse Old East Norse Old Icelandic Proto-Germanic Swedish Scanian

Good video💖💖

Did you get Jackson Crawford for the Old Norse one?

I love Icelandic

how did you find a source for crimean gothic? please i need that source!

when they’re saying the numbers and randomly yell “SEX” in the middle :(

I love this channel and their content but I would love to hear the Germanic languages spoken with a accent, it sound a little like a romance speaker speaking these languages.

I'm Danish!

Due to the font the "GERMANIC" text on thumbnail looks like "GERMANK".

just asking is that the actual scanian accent or is it just british

Can you please do Assyrian Language

Gutnish?

I will just point out that there’s no such thing as “Jutish”. The dialects are worlds apart between the North and South of the peninsula…. Even between West and East.

What about Vandalic?

Ya already know the goat jackson did the old Norse there

Gothic "Hwaiwa magath/maguth" is wrong, you have to say "Hwaiwa magt" it's not a "regular" verb

What's up with six in these languages?🙂

2:26

Where did the first germanic people come from? Southern Sweden?

Is silesian slavic or germanic?

Neo-Germanic languages ​​are similar to Neo-Slavic languages.

English and German are my favourite Germanic Languages..💜

you forgot gutnish

Scandinavian

Makes me want to go ahead and play skyrim

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i think yiddish is germanic

Uralic languages (Europe) Finnish Estonian Sámi (multiple variants) Karelian (multiple variants) Hungarian Ingrian Meä language (meänkieli) Livonian (dead)

Is there going to be a Caucasian languages video?

English should be classified as a Nordic language for the following reasons: Ending sentences in prepositions Where are you from? Hvor kommer du fra? (Norwegian) Subject Verb Object syntax I saw him Jeg så ham (Norwegian) Use Phrasal verbs Give up Splitting Infinitives To hopelessly swim upstream Å håpløst svømme oppstrøms (Norwegian) Adding S at the end of a noun to denote possession My sister's house Min søsters hus (Norwegian) Simple verb conjugations I drank - Jeg drak (Danish) You drank - Du drak He drank - Han drak We drank - Vi drak They drank - De drak

It's a little bit weird to see why the Finnish Swedish language is marked to this video with the flag of Southern Ostrobothnia region of Finland. Finn Swedes have their own flag but it looks more like the flag of Skåne region in Sweden. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_the_Swedish-speaking_Finns

Hi Andy, after your permission we want a full video of turkic languages, phrases and numbers and stories. Thank you.

ODIN BLESS THE GERMANIC PEOPLE

As an English speaker, I understood none of these well

No offence but why are they all so weird sounding, to put it nicely. Like bruh not a single one of the Northern European languages sounds smooth or fluid like romance and Slavic languages

Silesian isn't germanic language.

I'm sorry to have to deny you, but the English language, despite having Germanic elements, cannot be considered a Germanic language. The reason is simple: the words in the English language of today, which allow communication and understanding of subjective issues or the understanding of subtle and profound issues, come directly from Latin. Notably words that end in "ON", for example, "innovation" "sensation" "expectation" and millions of others! We can say that English people speak Latin, with the help of other words from some Germanic dialect! Even in this answer text I wrote, there is a surprising amount of words that came straight from Latin. You can search!

Very fun video, thanks :3 Do have to say a couple things about Gothic and Crimean Gothic though. “Godana dag! Namo mein ist Andi.” Would probably have the ist last after andi but that’s a minor thing, in general gothic word order is pretty free. Also in general Hails! Seems like a more common way to say “hello” For pronounciation there are a couple more things so I’ll just give ipa for how it’s probably a little more accurate: ['goː.ða.na dax 'na.moː miːn 'an.dɪ ɪst] [ɛːns twɛː θriːs 'ɸɪð.woːr ɸɪmɸ sɛhs 'sɪ.βʊn 'ah.tɔː niʊ̯n 'tɛ.hʊn] for the most part great! :3 As for Crimean gothic: you seem to take Ogier Ghiselin de Busbecqs account at face value, which really isn’t the right path to take here I think … he wrote the gothic words In his account in a very unreliable and inconsistent orthography firstly and secondly the words are filtered through you could say, an informant who in Busbequs words knows Greek better than his own language (Crimean gothic). Some words are more clearly coloured by his Greek like “tria” or the diphthongal realisation of the vowel in “seis” others maybe in a more indirect way. And reading “athe” as aþe is just from all the evidence I could gather wrong. Busbequ wrote the voiceless dental fricative as in his account as far as we can guess and simply represents t~d. If you’d like to talk about this further You can just message me privately :3 (I think that’s a thing you can do on KZfaq right? 😅) Disclaimer at the end: I’m not an expert by any means merely an enthusiast and in kinda knee deep in Crimean gothic research rn haha so everything I said with a grain of salt. Anyway.. great video, thanks and looking forward to more! :3