Sorry but singapore's national language is malay. Not english. English is just the main language we use as a form of communication between one another.

im indonesian and i can understand like 80% bahasa Malaysia and brunei.

My top southeast asian languages 1.) filipino/malay/indonesian 2.)burmese 3.)khmer/lao 4.)vietnamese

I'm Malaysian. ...obviously I understand Indonesian and Malaysian and Brunei and Singapore. ...but now...I have a lot of Thailand and Philippines friends ...and I love they language when they talking to the family or friends from PH and Thai on telephone. ...they way Thailand people talk is unique. ...very soft and sometimes it's sounds like they singing...even when they fight to each other....

I’m Thai and I love: 1. Burmese (Tibeto-Burman) 2. Tagalog (Austronesian) 2. Indonesian (Austronesian) Thai people understand spoken Lao because Thai and Lao are mutually intelligible. Both are closely related and belong to Tai-Kadai family.

I was surprised at how pretty and nice Burmese sounded. I could definitely tell that Tetum was a Portuguese based creole or pidgin. I want to learn Thai because Thai culture and history is interesting to me, and the language is also kind of musical and I love the trilled 'R' sound, it sounds so cool. Indonesian sounds nice too, and the first girl speaking Singaporean English had a really pretty accent - sounds like a mix of American and English with a hint of 'Asian'.

My top 3: 1. Indonesian 2. Thai 3. Tagalog And I'm not biased since I'm not Asean national

Greetings ASEAN brothers! Love from the Philippines.

Philippine languages have many Spanish loaned words.

My favorite languange: 1.indonesia 2.malay 3.tagalog

i love Philippine language ~ 💕

I love Vietnam language and also my language Tagalog :)

lol Filipino is talking about a fire in Paranaque City XD

Wow, Tagalog sounds so relaxing and smooth. I love listening to it somehow.

i can get any og myanmar languange they way they speak ..i cant understand any.. yes im not fron myanmar but atleast other country language i still can understand ..even i dont the word but i can feel like "ahh that what they mean..."hahaha but myanmar language are so good to learn too...i wish i can learn their languange...

Filipino, Malay, and Indonesian language almost sounds the same if it is written in words

I heard about Cristiano Ronaldo in Indonesia Bahasa 😂

Philippines Language sounds smooth and gentle but a bit of spanish with english accent

I'm Thai and i understand Thai,Lao,Malaysia,Indonesia,Brunei

I'm Korean and I think Burmese, singapore/malay/indo are best to listen. Ps: Vietnamese is very weird but most unique.

Bahasa Indonesia itu berasal dari Bahasa Melayu Riau, tetapi telah diubahsuai & dicampur dengan bahasa lain untuk tujuan dijadikan bahasa standard. Bahasa Malaysia banyak dipengaruhi bahasa Melayu Johor. Padahal dulu Riau & Johor di bawah satu kerajaan yang sama. Nah, makanya Bhs Indonesia & bhs Malaysia itu memang dari akar yang sama. Penjajah Belanda & Inggeris yang pisahkan kita. Jadinya jangan saling benci membenci.

Indonesian- it's sounds nice and i like the way they speaking their own language.(i like the language if they speak it so fast like chinese) this language is one of the easiest along with bahasa melayu. Vietnamese- I like vietnamese cause it's sounds like thai but whenever i look at their writing system(which is latin with many marks) it looks like a chinese pinyin. Filipino- This one is my favorite because it's sound so cool, when it's my first time in the philippines, i hear filipino, spanish, chinese(especially hokkien) and malay(i didn't include english cause it's a foreign language and i speak for asian language only)here in this one, lol i tried to learn this language before(which is i'm fluent now) and the grammar complex is so hard compared to bahasa indonesia, the grammar and syllables is so similar with japanese. the language is tricky too(like one word with many meanings) and it looks easy cause it's latin alphabet but it's not, i think when indonesians and malaysians hear this language, they will get confused lol Thai- thai writing system looks so beautiful too but i don't know when they speak it, i tried to learn this language before but it's so hard to learn for me, it doesn't work for me so i give up lol

malaysia🇲🇾 thailand🇹🇭 vietnam🇻🇳 kembodia🇰🇭 Philippines🇵🇭 myanmar🇲🇲 laos🇱🇦 indonesia🇮🇩 brunei🇧🇳 #WeAreOneFamily

love asean !! malaysian malay n tagalog sound more modern imo

My top 1 indonesian 2 tagalog/filipino 3melayu (brunai malaisya)

I'm Indonesian and i love Indonesian language and tagalog (philippines). Mahal kita philippines (i love you philippines) 😊

Interesting! I like most are Tetum, Burmese and Indonesian. Tetum is perhaps the most heavily influenced of all of them. As a native Brazilian Portuguese speaker, I can say 60-70% of Tetum words in this video are of Portuguese origin, I can easily recognize the Portuguese loanwords and I assume it’s not hard for me grasp the language. I'm surprised that it's not considered as a Portuguese creole. I just learned from Wikipedia that Timor-Leste, like Brazil, is also a member of the Portuguese-speaking community. By the way I'm from Curitiba (Brazil) :)

My Favorite Language Tagalog,Malaysian, Indonesian,Burmese and The Vitnamese

Lao and Thai sound so similar. And I love the Timor-Leste Portuguese, as a Brazilian, it is so nice to see that other countries are speaking the same language I do. =)

Honestly, timor is the best one here.

vietnamese is quite interesting... wouldn't mind learning it though it seems difficult!

Indonesian heard like mix of 60% Riau Malay, 30% Dutch, and 10% ancient traditional and other lang. (Malay dialect is by "eu" and Indonesia is "á")

I voted 1: Burmese = looks like Korean language 2: Laotian 3: indon 4 : Vietnamese = but🇻🇳🇻🇳 girls are most beutiful among sea countries then second goes to northern Myanmar woman

Similar Sounds: Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Timor Leste Similar Sound: Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia Myanmar sounds Japanese

97%brunei 70%cambodia 100%indonesia(yaaa bahasa saya ngertilah) 75%laos 100%malaysia 78%myanmar 85%philippine 100%singapore 65%thailand 65%timor-leste 50%vietnam Thank you👍

I like Tetum and Burmese very much, and I'm Indonesian.

Burmese sound nice Filipino sound so cool, Indonesian sound better flow compare to malayu, Thai sound so sweet, Laos sound much original compare to Thai for Tai language, Vietnamese sound about to get in to fight, Singapore lol

Timor leste and Philippines has the same sounds 😉Timor-leste is Portugues and Philippines is Spanish☺

My first language tagalog/English and then i learn Spanish language since 2013 and 2017 then this pandemic april 2020 bahasa indonesia terima kasih banyak🇮🇩🇵🇭🇺🇸🇪🇸

i'm Austrian and i think my top favorite south east asia languages are Vietnamese and Filipino cuz they sound so smoothy, and whenever Vietnamese people talk together, i just think "are they talking or singing ?" - for real !

As a filipino, let me just say, the Indonesia language is very nice, also the Malaysian too.

I'd really like to visit Southeast Asia. It's an exotic and beautiful destiny for me. Greetings from México! :)

Indonesia and filipin win

Burmese sounds nice and calm

The other languages sound pretty similar to each other for eg, thai and lao Burmese is the one and only most distinctive language imo

Burmese sounds calm and not too annoying

You can see the deep divide here between Austronesian and Austroasiatic languages. Mainland Southeast Asian languages like Thai, Cambodian, Vietnamese, etc. are Austroasiatic (Indochinese) and they're all tonal languages like Chinese. Island Southeast Asia (Indonesian, Malaysian, Filipino, Timorese, Bruneian, etc.) on the other hand are Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian). They aren't tonal and are related to Oceanic languages (Hawaiian, Maori, Chamorro, etc.).

My top southeast asian language: 1) Indonesia 2) Melayu 3) Burmese

Bahasa Indonesia adalah bahasa pemersatu bangsa, banyak suku dan budaya juga disertai bahasa daerah tiap provinsi, kami memiliki kekayaan budaya dan bahasa sendiri, Bahasa Indonesian is the unifying language of the nation, many tribes and cultures also accompanied the local language of each province, we have a rich culture and language of its own

哈哈哈👏🤣,你好! Vietnamese is the funniest one!💞🇻🇳💞 But I love Vietnam! -我是蘭瑟 🇵🇭🇨🇳 謝謝你！

To any latino/latinas people you can understand some words coming from the Philippines language.

filipino/tagalog sounds beautiful

mingalarpar. from Myanmar

i am mixing Malaysian and Filipino but my face is like thailand 😂😂😂 I can speak 50% Filipino and 100% Malaysian language because I grew up in Malaysia 🇲🇾🇵🇭💖

I would like to hear brief examples of the most common ethnic minority languages encountered in Northern Southeast Asia, such as Hmong, Akha, Karen, Lisu, Mien, Lahu, etc.

Tagalog is a mixed language of Spanish, Latin, Hebrew, Persian, English, Chinese, Sanskrit, Japanese, Arabic, Indonesian and Malay, and Many more Foreign, Ancient, Traditional and Tribal Languages.

Indonesian will understand malay brunei malay and littlebit tagalog

In my opinion, Indonesian / Malaysian / Burmese

1. Thai 2. Burmese 3. Malay They’re all good though ^_^

Although bahasa Indonesia is a part of bahasa melayu but we usually use a lot of Dutch vocabularies (but sometimes in English as well ) in it, specially in conversation... I'm Indonesian, and i was so shock when i know that i always use a lot of Dutch vocabularies in my life...

I want to learn Thai and Bahasa Indonesia very interesting language and culture.

orgulho com meu país Timor Leste Te amo Timor 😍😍

If you understand Indonesian and Malaysian. You can travel to 4 countries with one language.

Guys stop making ranking which is most beautiful. Remember, all langugas is beautiful on its own 😳💜

Portuguese in Timor leste? Cool , I did not know that.

I'm khmer, I love Khmer, Thai, Loas language because it's almost the same culture and language also.

Guys!! Stop fighting!!! We’re all southeast Asian and all have beautiful languages and cultures. Stop fighting. Northeast Asians like to look down on us, so we should stick together.

Some words in Philippines sounds spanish and english.

This is the order of what sounds best to worst to my ears. 1.Tetum 2.Malay 3.Indonesian 4.Burmese 5.Tagalog 6.Lao 7.Thai 8.Khmer 9.Vietnamese The last one is Vietnamese.... I just can't.. lol Vietnamese just sounds very funny to my ears.. no offense. Just personal preference. Tetum sounds the best Malay and Indonesian sound fine too. So there is no better or worse in these two. Burmese and Tagalog sound ok. They aren't my favorite but are totally fine to listen to Lao and Thai sound similar to me. So there is also no real order in these two. I thought I would find them funny but then it was totally fine. I guess you just get used to listening to them. Khmer is a bit like the mix of Thai and Vietnamese.

My top 1: 1. INDONESIA!🇮🇩

I understand the filipino its said there's a fire in paranaque city

Burmese is extremely complex

Saya senang mendengar bahasa melayu di brunei yang masih khas melayu nya real melayu tdk terbelit2 dgn bahasa inggris nya, sehingga lebih mudah dipahami dan jelas di dengar

Im from Malaysia..Malaysia official language is Bahasa Melayu/Malaysia..B.Melayu is world 5th language...And i honestly,i 30% understand in bahasa indonesia..I like Bhasa Indonesia,thai & tagalog. :)

Philippines and Timor-Leste, the Hispanics of Southeast Asia! Viva! Viva!

Hey, I heard Real Madrid, Bernabeu, Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo from the Indonesia one 😂

Cambodia language is the best because I'm Cambodian but I love Singapore Myanmar Lao

i'm vietnamese . i'm love thai languages

Filipino and Indonesia are the best..... period....

best-east Timor good-Malay indonesia myanmar sorry for the rest

Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia..sounds same...Indonesia, Malaysia, Timor Leste and Philippines sounds same too..

Oh, sorry !!! I really thought the Vietnamese one was Chinese until I read!!! I meant no harm! Nevertheless, I find it very interesting and actually love it , oh, second thought!! I absolutely gonna learn it!!

Malaysians always misunderstood this, "MALAY is 5th most spoken language in the world" Actually MALAY that mentioned in the internet, television or social medias, is not only BAHASA MALAYSIA.. Malay is BAHASA INDONESIA either, but we don't call it MALAY in Indonesia, we call it BAHASA INDONESIA, or Indonesian. BAHASA INDONESIA+ BAHASA MALAYSIA+ Singaporean Malay + Brunei Malay+ Cocos Island Malay, Christmas Island Malay= MALAY.. So, no deny, MALAY is 5th most spoken language in the world.. so Malaysians don't take it wrong again! Sorry for my bad language..

filipino is nice

portuguese and spanish is my favourite languages

I am American. My favorite Languages are Thai and Vietnamese. I loveee these two countries, and their food are the best in my opinion. You can't tell me otherwise. (this is not biased.)

I am from Indonesia, most like Filipino language, cool words, words are heard clearly, Sounds firm, sounds that come out not often from the nose, , different from vietnam, cambodja, and thailand, their voices are heard out of the nose and more vowels.. ciang coeng , kioang waueng ieng kie, oae oaa..ooaaa..ooaaa

If you want to get a better feel how each languages sound like, try watching each country's movies or TV Dramas or Soap Operas. There's a lot of them on KZfaq for each country.

Tagalog so Soft Speak

1.Thai 2. Vietnamese 3. Burmese 4. Indonesian 5.laotian

Burmese Filipino (Tagalog) Singapora Timor Thai Viet

I have friends that are Vietnamese, cambodian,Filipino, lao,Thai. Im none of them and from an outsider listening Thai is the best with soft tone. Vietnamese and Filipino sounds like theyre on the jerry Springer show Asian version lol. Its interesting to hear the other Asian language being asian myself. Not familiar with the other asian at all amd couldn't guess myself if theyre asian or some island in mars.

I'm Timorese, I can speak fluent Indonesian but Malay not understand well.

February 2018 😊❤💣🕶💢 - - - - FROM INDONESIA ❤🇮🇩❤

Im from Indonesia and i love Japan, Korean, and body language..

Khmer and Thai.. its so similiar.. i can hear.. kropp krapp kripp krupp koprep

philippine language is nice

Im a filipino, but I like Thai speaks..its cute

1.brunei 2.cambodia 3.indonesia 4.laos 5.malaysia 6.myanmar 7.philipines 8.singapore 9.thailand 10. Timor leste 11.vetnam

The Philippines has hundreds of languages. Tagalog and Cebuano for example. These are numbers 1 to 5 in Tagalog: isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima. And in Cebuano: usa, duha, tulo, upat, lima. In greetings like good morning, in Tagalog: Magandang umaga. In Cebuano: Maayong buntag. And in sentences like, "I saw a bird yesterday". In Tagalog: May nakita akong ibon kahapon. In Cebuano: Nakakita ko ug langgam gahapon.