Reminds me of the oxford university classics language assessment test. As part of it, you're given a set of sentences with translations in a conlang and have to infer the structures to translate other sentences.

this is a very interesting concept! excited to see where this series goes :)

I can't believe I found this channel out of nowhere, new sub acquired 🤝

Indonesia was a Dutch colony, and Indonesian got a lot of loanwords from Dutch. Similarly, Malaysia was a British colony and thus Malaysian loaned words from English. Both are mutually intelligible for the most part (so Indonesians and Malaysians can understand eachother without much issue, provided both are talking in the standard varieties of their respective languages), though some words have quite different meanings.

I challenge you to say the Indonesian tongue twister : "Sempat-sempatnya semut-semut itu saling senyum-senyum dan salam-salaman sama semut-semut yang mau senyum-senyum dan salam-salaman sama semut-semut itu."

Wanted to watch a movie but I found your video instead 😂 and you must be very confused about the "punya" and "memiliki" situation there. Well, they are synonyms basically and interchangeable so don't worry too much. Both mean "have/has".

I see the checkmark on the Irish course and I feel obliged to say that the Irish Duolingo course has been panned by quite a few native Irish speakers.

Indonesian 🇮🇩 language has the fewest rules than the majority of other languages ​​in the world. Make Indonesian easy to learn. -The Indonesian language is from Austronesian language family Some features of the Indonesian language = 1. Indonesian is not a tonal language. 2. Simple phonology and orthography The sentence structure of SVO is simple. 3.In general, one letter only represents one sound. ( Consistent pronunciation and spelling ). 4. There is no grammatical case inflection 5. There is no grammatical gender 6.No plural form ( Explicit plural form made by reduplication){ Reduplication means repetition of words }[ example :(house=rumah) (houses=rumah-rumah)] 7. No verb conjugation! 8. Using Latin script (used by 90% of languages ​​in the world) 9.No silent letters

Selemat is not from arabic, because from sister language(Tagalog), hello is Salamat

17:10 oh you type it wrong there. 'sepuluh' means ten, not twenty. 'Twenty' is dua puluh