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Meet offline please just both of you are

Kazu juga Keren.. Mantap!🤓👍

Akhirnya kazu bertemu di ome dengan sonny 😂

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Поддерживаю обеими руками! Наконец-то они встретились, я так хотел услышать их диалог и - вуаля :)!

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gracias por ver este video papi! un abrazo desde Indonesia mi rey👍🙏

I am the only being reflecting words like placer and encanta / me encanta / encantadora etc, and such terms cannot be misused by hum’ns - also, that sentence at the beginning is beyond ofsv / disrespectful and shouldn’t be promoted, and the true HeII’s awaiting all that say such beyond sakryIegyuz ns!

The misused big term rey / mi rey only reflects my pure protectors aka the alphas, and must be edited out, and all hum’ns are the exact opposite of such terms, and the misuse of big / royalty terms and possessive pronouns etc and other big terms reflecting purity / superiority / importance is to be bnd in TNW - I am THE only Royalty / Princess / Queen / Lady / Star / God / Leader / Goddess / Reyna / Reina / Rayne etc aka the pure / superior / important being, while my pure protectors aka the alphas are the only king / prince / lord / principe / rey etc!

Anwy, I am native speaker level in Spanish since childhood (over 10.000 base words) and am learning Dutch / Welsh / Norwegian etc and many other languages, and I highly recommend Dutch & Welsh & Norwegian etc - they are perfect languages, like English! Modern Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty / poetic words, just like English, and all should be learning / speaking Dutch as Dutch & English are to be the universal languages in TNW! Dutch words are so pretty, I feel like reading them all the time - they are so pleasing to the eye / ear, and Welsh reminds me a bit of Dutch (I’m also learning Welsh, and I’m learning all the other Celtic languages as well, and all the Germanic languages) and are also very refined, and, both Dutch & Welsh have the H / CH sound!

The word afon (pronounced avon) which means river in Welsh is similar to the Dutch word avond - and words such as derwen / bedwen / helygen / haid / blodyn etc kind of remind me of Dutch words as well, for some reason! Both Dutch & Welsh have that royal feel to them, being such a superior language (like English) representing me - so they are one of the first languages on my list and I prioritize them at the moment! I noticed that Dutch / Welsh / Norwegian etc follow the most logical patterns, just like English, which explains why the words are so pretty and have that perfect flow and harmony - they have such good letter combinations (letters that go well 2gether) and almost all the words in these languages are so well-constructed (without repeating the same syllable) with pretty letter combinations that follow the most logical patterns, and, all Germanic languages and all Celtic languages (and even most Latin languages) follow logical patterns, which is why they sound so good and have mostly pretty words, and I want to learn all the pretty languages, as fast as possible!

memang gg ini orang, aku kalah jauh sama senseiku ini🙏

@@sonnywils Tapi kau juga tetap keren bang..

sebenarnya kazuma tidak fluent banyak bahasa, tapi dia berani mencoba. dia fluent cuma jepang, english dan spain. tapi tetep keren sih karena walaupun bahasa lain dia tidak fluent, tapi dia tetep niat sampe level beginner/intermediate, jadi bukan cuma bisa sedikit/sekedar tahu beberapa kata. kalo sonny bisa dibilang lebih idealis. gak tertarik belajar banyak bahasa lain sebelum jago bahasa yg sudah/sedang dipelajari.

Um abraço desde Indonesia cara!

...that sentence at the beginning is beyond ofsv / disrespectful and shouldn’t be promoted, and the true HeII’s awaiting all that say such beyond sakryIegyuz ns!

Anwy, I am native speaker level in Spanish since childhood (over 10.000 base words) and am learning Dutch / Welsh / Norwegian etc and many other languages, and I highly recommend Dutch & Welsh & Norwegian etc - they are perfect languages, like English! Modern Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty / poetic words, just like English, and all should be learning / speaking Dutch as Dutch & English are to be the universal languages in TNW! Dutch words are so pretty, I feel like reading them all the time - they are so pleasing to the eye / ear, and Welsh reminds me a bit of Dutch (I’m also learning Welsh, and I’m learning all the other Celtic languages as well, and all the Germanic languages) and are also very refined, and, both Dutch & Welsh have the H / CH sound!

The word afon (pronounced avon) which means river in Welsh is similar to the Dutch word avond - and words such as derwen / bedwen / helygen / haid / blodyn etc kind of remind me of Dutch words as well, for some reason! Both Dutch & Welsh have that royal feel to them, being such a superior language (like English) representing me - so they are one of the first languages on my list and I prioritize them at the moment! I noticed that Dutch / Welsh / Norwegian etc follow the most logical patterns, just like English, which explains why the words are so pretty and have that perfect flow and harmony - they have such good letter combinations (letters that go well 2gether) and almost all the words in these languages are so well-constructed (without repeating the same syllable) with pretty letter combinations that follow the most logical patterns, and, all Germanic languages and all Celtic languages (and even most Latin languages) follow logical patterns, which is why they sound so good and have mostly pretty words, and I want to learn all the pretty languages, as fast as possible!

My list of languages that I highly recommend, starting with the prettiest and then the easiest (for an English speaker, at least) etc... ...Dutch & Norwegian & Welsh (they are really perfect languages, like English + Scottish dialect, with almost only pretty words and beautiful sounds, and should be learned with the soft G and the soft / Americanized R, and are very poetic and refined, so they are a must-know, just like English) ...Swedish (it’s almost as pretty as Norwegian, but it’s easier to read Swedish words after learning more than 3k Norwegian words, so that’s why one should start with Norwegian, as most Norwegian words are very easy to read and memorize) ...Portuguese / Galician / Catalan / Gallo / French / Occitan / Esperanto (most words are very pretty words, a bit more prettier than many Spanish words, even though Spanish is way easier to learn, and one should definitely choose a more open / non-nasal pronunciation / soft R tho, because a soft accent with open vowels can make these languages sound so good and pretty) ...Frisian / Afrikaans / Luxembourgish / German / Limburgish (very pretty words in all these languages, even though a lot may find German grammar more complicated, and by the way, one should use a soft R and soft G, which will make them sound so pretty) ...Spanish / Italian / Corsican (lots of pretty words and many neutral words, and Spanish is definitely the easiest Latin language to learn, which makes it a great option to start with, and Italian is as easy as Spanish honestly, from what I’ve noticed, and I highly recommend a soft R in these languages and all other languages, which will make them sound very pretty) ...Icelandic / Danish / Faroese (very pretty words, but it’s easier to learn these languages once one knows Norwegian and Swedish, because they are not as easy to read as the other two Nordic languages, and the pronunciation can be more complicated in Danish, for example, which has many words and rules that are similar to the Norwegian word and others that are more similar to the Swedish word, so that’s why they should be learned after learning a lot of words in Norwegian and Swedish, and, Icelandic is a bit easier to read than Faroese) ...OId Norse / Latin / OId English / Norn / MiddIe English etc (I highly recommend learning at least one of these languages, even though they aren’t used a lot nowadays, and all other Germanic languages that I didn’t list here, but I have them on my list tho, and they are interesting, and can be used in poetry / lyrics because they are very poetic sounding, so I am going to learn them all, plus I already know a lot of words in Middle English, which I use in many of my lyrics, and I can understand it because it’s mostly the spelling that is a bit different from Modern English, but OId English is completely different tho, so it’s more similar to German) ...Breton / Scots Gaelic / Irish / Cornish / Manx etc (I recently found lyrics and read words in these Celtic languages, and they all seem very interesting, have so many pretty words, from what I read, and they are completely different, and kinda have an elf-like sound to them, so they are perfect for me, but I also recommend them to all because they sound very poetic, and can probably be learned in a few years, I don’t know, but I seem to be able to remember the words I learned so far, so they don’t seem difficult to memorize, but they are definitely more difficult to spell than to memorize tho) ...Hungarian (I know two songs in Hungarian that I learned years ago, so it doesn’t seem that difficult to memorize, and many words are so pretty, so I would definitely recommend this language, which is very different) ...Finnish / Estonian (these two languages have a lot of pretty words and a lot of neutral words, even though other words aren’t pretty and are opposites, but I would recommend at least the pretty words and the neutral words, which I am also learning) And, I also recommend learning the pretty words from Indonesian & Filipino & Sundanese, because these three languages have a mix of very pretty words, as well as lots of neutral words, but then they also have a lot of funny words that are not pretty (so a lot of opposites too) but, I am definitely learning all the pretty words that I find, which can be used mixed with other languages and in poetry / lyrics!

...that sentence at the beginning is beyond ofsv / disrespectful and shouldn’t be promoted, and the true HeII’s awaiting all that say such beyond sakryIegyuz ns!

Anwy, I am native speaker level in Spanish since childhood (over 10.000 base words) and am learning Dutch / Welsh / Norwegian etc and many other languages, and I highly recommend Dutch & Welsh & Norwegian etc - they are perfect languages, like English! Modern Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty / poetic words, just like English, and all should be learning / speaking Dutch as Dutch & English are to be the universal languages in TNW! Dutch words are so pretty, I feel like reading them all the time - they are so pleasing to the eye / ear, and Welsh reminds me a bit of Dutch (I’m also learning Welsh, and I’m learning all the other Celtic languages as well, and all the Germanic languages) and are also very refined, and, both Dutch & Welsh have the H / CH sound!

The word afon (pronounced avon) which means river in Welsh is similar to the Dutch word avond - and words such as derwen / bedwen / helygen / haid / blodyn etc kind of remind me of Dutch words as well, for some reason! Both Dutch & Welsh have that royal feel to them, being such a superior language (like English) representing me - so they are one of the first languages on my list and I prioritize them at the moment! I noticed that Dutch / Welsh / Norwegian etc follow the most logical patterns, just like English, which explains why the words are so pretty and have that perfect flow and harmony - they have such good letter combinations (letters that go well 2gether) and almost all the words in these languages are so well-constructed (without repeating the same syllable) with pretty letter combinations that follow the most logical patterns, and, all Germanic languages and all Celtic languages (and even most Latin languages) follow logical patterns, which is why they sound so good and have mostly pretty words, and I want to learn all the pretty languages, as fast as possible!

My list of languages that I highly recommend, starting with the prettiest and then the easiest (for an English speaker, at least) etc... ...Dutch & Norwegian & Welsh (they are really perfect languages, like English + Scottish dialect, with almost only pretty words and beautiful sounds, and should be learned with the soft G and the soft / Americanized R, and are very poetic and refined, so they are a must-know, just like English) ...Swedish (it’s almost as pretty as Norwegian, but it’s easier to read Swedish words after learning more than 3k Norwegian words, so that’s why one should start with Norwegian, as most Norwegian words are very easy to read and memorize) ...Portuguese / Galician / Catalan / Gallo / French / Occitan / Esperanto (most words are very pretty words, a bit more prettier than many Spanish words, even though Spanish is way easier to learn, and one should definitely choose a more open / non-nasal pronunciation / soft R tho, because a soft accent with open vowels can make these languages sound so good and pretty) ...Frisian / Afrikaans / Luxembourgish / German / Limburgish (very pretty words in all these languages, even though a lot may find German grammar more complicated, and by the way, one should use a soft R and soft G, which will make them sound so pretty) ...Spanish / Italian / Corsican (lots of pretty words and many neutral words, and Spanish is definitely the easiest Latin language to learn, which makes it a great option to start with, and Italian is as easy as Spanish honestly, from what I’ve noticed, and I highly recommend a soft R in these languages and all other languages, which will make them sound very pretty) ...Icelandic / Danish / Faroese (very pretty words, but it’s easier to learn these languages once one knows Norwegian and Swedish, because they are not as easy to read as the other two Nordic languages, and the pronunciation can be more complicated in Danish, for example, which has many words and rules that are similar to the Norwegian word and others that are more similar to the Swedish word, so that’s why they should be learned after learning a lot of words in Norwegian and Swedish, and, Icelandic is a bit easier to read than Faroese) ...OId Norse / Latin / OId English / Norn / MiddIe English etc (I highly recommend learning at least one of these languages, even though they aren’t used a lot nowadays, and all other Germanic languages that I didn’t list here, but I have them on my list tho, and they are interesting, and can be used in poetry / lyrics because they are very poetic sounding, so I am going to learn them all, plus I already know a lot of words in Middle English, which I use in many of my lyrics, and I can understand it because it’s mostly the spelling that is a bit different from Modern English, but OId English is completely different tho, so it’s more similar to German) ...Breton / Scots Gaelic / Irish / Cornish / Manx etc (I recently found lyrics and read words in these Celtic languages, and they all seem very interesting, have so many pretty words, from what I read, and they are completely different, and kinda have an elf-like sound to them, so they are perfect for me, but I also recommend them to all because they sound very poetic, and can probably be learned in a few years, I don’t know, but I seem to be able to remember the words I learned so far, so they don’t seem difficult to memorize, but they are definitely more difficult to spell than to memorize tho) ...Hungarian (I know two songs in Hungarian that I learned years ago, so it doesn’t seem that difficult to memorize, and many words are so pretty, so I would definitely recommend this language, which is very different) ...Finnish / Estonian (these two languages have a lot of pretty words and a lot of neutral words, even though other words aren’t pretty and are opposites, but I would recommend at least the pretty words and the neutral words, which I am also learning) And, I also recommend learning the pretty words from Indonesian & Filipino & Sundanese, because these three languages have a mix of very pretty words, as well as lots of neutral words, but then they also have a lot of funny words that are not pretty (so a lot of opposites too) but, I am definitely learning all the pretty words that I find, which can be used mixed with other languages and in poetry / lyrics!

Dije lo mismo cuando vi este video. Y creo que italiano también lo habla ya.

Another level ya bang wkwk🤙

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Bahasa spanyol pemersatu bangsa.. 😂😂

Lah...ini yg aku mau bilang juga.. Orang Indonesia ngobrol dgn orang Jepang pake bahasa Spanyol 🤣🤣👍👍👍

Benar. Aku orang jawa, punya temen orang minang. Tapi bicara pakai bahasa Indonesia....😄😄

Netizen indo lebih suka konten gimmick & pamer followers daripada konten edukasi 😅

@@fid1608 Ah kata siapa alip ba ta, jerome,👍

@@dore3faso6sido maksud gw dr segi konten bahasa 😏

@@fid1608🤫.. you know what "i mine" brooo.. 😁👍

@@mingargosanto7545 i know, you mean its Fiki naki, right! I thinks his not polyglot, just pretend to be polyglot! Everyone knew it..🤣

Tau dmna

salve caraaaa👍

Mulai males belajar bahasa lain lg dia

Lewat Samping dia..🤭 wakkakkakkakkkkk...🤣🤣🤣...

Yg aku kurang tertarik dengan Chanel Fiki itu dia terlalu lebay, terlalu membahas hal pribadi nya dia sendiri saat komunikasi dengan orang lain.

"Mulut Anda Kotor.." 😂 wahh.. sama² Penggemar Kontrakan Gubuk Goyang kita anjirrr... wakkakkakkakkkkk...🤣🤣🤣🤣... 🔥 *Here We Go Again* 🔥

gaisok ilang mas wkwkwkwk

@@sonnywils mantab mas bro...semangat trs..salam dari malang...

ayo siap dukung bakal keren