Alr voy a pensar si debo unirme, y que este video fue una locura (como una locura buena) aprendí sobre el desafío políglota loco y más. gracias language simp

moin moin

Oui.

Hey vladdy daddy 😏

You said a full swear word

😂

Not a big problem if you ask me 🥱

​@@zhukov_georgynapalm?

​@@zhukov_georgyi learnt Russian while being a fossils it's rather easy to learn a language while being dead 😂

@@theducknamednewepicla9507 yeah cuz you listen to it want it or not.

Yeah, but think of the views! And the ad revenue!

You must be a native then. How’d you get a phone?

😂 literally 😂

@@ayush21080hii

Heelp😂😂😂😂

Hahahaha

there must be some kind of wordplay I can't understand here

So THAT'S it!

🤣🤣

He doesn’t have to he’s already is the BEST AND UNDISPUTED CHAMPION OF ALL POLYGLOTS

nahhh

😅

based

Muy bien amigo!

Well done my monolingual friend 👏 greetings from a Spaniard

As a Russian native speaker and (still) monolingual beta who's learning English and has only B1 level, I can't take this challenge cuz it's too challenging and practically impossible to do. I'm glad that you decided to accept this challenge though, my fellow language-learning comrade. 🙌

Coughman is a known fraud and Obama only knows American

where xiaoma

and lingualizer

And Wouter

Obama, Ikenna, Richard, Steve Kaufman, Language Simp, Xiaomanyc, Wourter

I would like to disagree, but my arm still hurts

@@Ramondenner1991 Yes, van Seagal had breaking news also for the polyglots, who were bragging on the market places and surprising the local people by speaking particular dialect of their language or at least being able to say hello. When van Seagal asked them using his famous hand gestures, many of them admitted being monoglots, who just happen to speak 30+ languages.

How do you know they didn’t mean something else.You cannot say what language they speak by two words.

@Äylz Do you believe that describing van Seagal with correct grammar would make any difference? If he says gooses, they fly.

it is a coca colian propagandan agenda?????

You mean the Thai hellecopter duolingo idea

​@@pvzgamerlegisniana6492Yes, why not?

That would be really tough for many reasons. For example: Often, when one leaves his body, he goes to another vibrational plane, so things aren't exactly as they are in this physical plane. Also, getting to the island consistently would not be easy either. Not to mention how recollection of out-of-body experience is often murky, depending on the degree of lucidity of the projector. I think a much more effective idea would be to send drones equipped with cameras and microphones that can position themselves advantageously on top of trees and send the collected data in real time. With multiple of those spread throughout the island over an extended period of time, I think it might be possible to gather information not just about their language, but also about how the sentilese live.

Then,(though this is a little far-fetched) if we could somehow contrive a machine that could generate a hologram resembling the kind they have in star wars for communication, we could go to the island, having learned the language, now being totally impervious to their arrows and not being a health hazard for them; this way, we could try to teach them some aspects of civilization, as in the indigenous legend of Sumé, from Brazil, whom the catholics believe to have been St. Thomas.

We should try to send a femboy

@@Ramondenner1991 real

Sentinelese? More like Simpenelese

@@pg-jr8sy I'd imagine it's just how other human cultures are/were. Women didn't usually go out and fight; they generally were the ones taking care of the children, so I'd imagine they saw a woman on board as a sign of peace

@@slyar We still are same

"oh shit they back" - random tribe

They probably did a couple of centuries back and that's why they are pissed at foreigners

the british actually did try to colonize the island at one point

@@bobboberson8297 No, they colonized the bigger islands in the andamans, which is the reason India owns it.

@@ahmetghuzz The british took 6 people from north sentinel island and made several visits to the island

Languages don't have emojis though, flags are for countries or regions, they don't align.

@@broccoli9308 If languages don't have emoji's then explain this 😳 ⛩️🎎🉐🎋🇮🇳📛🍙㊗️💷🍱🈵🏺✡️🇮🇹💰🎍🔰🈴🎑🏩🈷️⛑️🇨🇾🧋📱🇧🇻〽️⚜️🧸🕉️🎴🀄🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄💲📀🇹🇻💴🕋🍩🥖🈶🇩🇪🐼🏟️🏉🍿🇺🇲🗽🦬🎃🥌🈺🌮🌯🥯🗾🗻🗿

@@Maxime_K-Greal

​@@Maxime_K-GThese are not language emojis, these actually are culture emojis 🤓

same lol

Yeah… not good

as a squid game language learner, i took physical damage lol

Cyka bnnh?

​@@mi41581fivenine сука блин (suka blin)

@@mi41581fivenine suka blin

​@eg🏳️‍🌈⃠ happy pride 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

@BeauRivage False. Map = criminals. Trans = people

That would result into an environmental disaster

Dear god

That would be deadly

I don't know who said the best comedies are hell for the people living in them, but it sounds like you'd laugh your ass off watching from a distance

As an Esperanto learner, this is an awful idea

Onge?

@@neoieo5832 no, Orange

source: trust me bro

Source: Nat Geo

Hotel: trivago

There are plants and animals that live on just one specific island and literally nowhere else, so we might discover some weird looking creatures

@@ellotheearthling the woolly mammoth chilling on north sentinel island be like

I don't think that this thing works like this

@@anguslazy ya and it's our Indian land we will not allow u to disturb our brethren

@@dkbros1592 the indian man chilling on north sentinel island be like

While the other half of the linguists believe it means "no coconuts! Woman woman [i.e. women].

I like how the word for coconut is the same as in Hindi. Probably a loneword.

@@leonhardeuler7647 As the expedition was Indian, there is nothing strange if for making themselves understandable they used a word they just heard being used for coconuts.

No way nariyal is used in a 60000 year old stone age language

nariyali jaba

Lol

Seems about right, even in UK, USA there are Hindi speakers in Bollywood movies.

@@agrimpuriya2585 बिल्कुल, मैं अभी अमेरिका में हूं और मैं सलमान खान की मदद के लिए तैयार हूं

Hindi ? You mean urdu right?

@@prashantnaik901 دونوں ठीक है

I haven't seen much desi jojo fans around, especially manga readers, nice

😂

With a tazer right?

What's Indian native!!!? Huh ? Are you bringing American and European history on India 🙄

@@TjazzSyn eyyy , Jojo represent

someone uses a Japanese keyboard!

@@Salmanul_ It would be very difficult. I'm no linguist, but we could start with observing patterns in their speech or something. Look for something to grasp, and then work from there. It's extremely hard work. The movie Arrival tackles the issue of translating something completely and (in this movie's case) literally alien, and does so in a semi-realistic way. The difference is the alien language was only in written form. The Sentinelese language would only be in spoken form. There's also the case that Sentinelese could be a sister language from a nearby culture, and not a completely isolated language. That'd make the job easier.

@@_P2M_ but in arrival you can interact with each other, in this case we cannot, even with writting we had already know what that meant but there's? we dont know

@@_P2M_ something that can help is just SVO or other system and grammar, even languages with same history that was separated not that long time ago has different vocabulary... look for germanic languages, these are totally different in many cases. Even slovian's ones is different though they are one language 900-1200 years ago (most of slovian languages) isolation just means not stoling vocabulary but creating by their own, it just what can make it easier but if they was isolated many many years ago, that could be problem with not them but us, our changes in our language not their to sum this up, if it was at least indioeuroperian we can try to solve grammar but if not, good luck ;), that could be hard like sha or another encrypting system. Not it's not that easy like was in arrival, yes we can analyze, but we have to have many examples, many and at least know probably meaning of majority of these examples (that's why main character was trying to get a basic phrases at beggining). we don't know even if they counting the time in the same way (theres really exist languages that don't), we don't know if they have the same idea of verbs this is the most isolated language that existed in history, the second one was japan for the most history and look Japan still even can be truly qualificated to the same group as neighbors, we dont know any language that is similiar to japan etc. and look again japan was isolated just for short time defacto and not 100% and grammar of this language is one of the most extraordinary in the world (they defacto dont have Verbs that works in the same way etc.), so what could happen to that tribe? many there's i can bet no chance that we have something shared. So it will be just encrypting even worse than enigma, even worse many times

For any problems on translating the languages without 2 way communication is to see if there are any other languages that are related to it. I seen another comment saying some woman interacted with them using the nearby tribal languages and it seemed to do well (their source was National Geographic, I haven't checked up on it tho). I think it could also work if we get a bunch of crates and fill them with clothes, pictures, some tools and instructions. Obviously not a phone, but something that'd be pretty nifty and actually useful for them to use such as the wheel or a fishing rod, flute, drums, guitar (just to hear them jam out on the microphones). Make it clear we're trying to communicate while keeping our distance. After we learn more of their language we could send more crates out but this time we'll develop a script. We'll get some materials that they also have and write on them how they're spoken, this may be a complete failure but still possible if we make the picture instructions clear enough.

@@fonkedonke I read on Wikipedia that someone from a nearby indigenous culture that's related to the Sentinelese was sent there and reportedly they couldn't understand a single word, meaning the languages had drifted to the point of being mutually unintelligible. That doesn't say much, though. French and Spanish are mutually unintelligible, even though they're both part of the Romance language family. However, it takes relatively low effort for one to learn the other's language, or at least make some basic sense of it. I find it difficult to believe Sentinelese could've drifted so far that it would be like an English speaker learning something like Arabic or Chinese.

Hii

and so is he am I right

But what version? I think plsdontkillme only appears as a reserved keyword in ES 2026.

They evolved to React.Js

As they are isolated for such long time, I would expect similarity rather to TECO than to any other language.

dear god

American White Pelicanese

what do you mean by animal sounds? onomatopoeias? or just sounds not common in western phonologies?

@@swank8508 you have to learn how to speak to animals

@@swank8508 become bird

except when one of them finds a microphone and thinks it's some weapon from god meant to destroy them

@@WeebJailin this case just send some sterile drone machine like Nasa did in Mars (and let the drone live with them…they will stay away first and try to destroy it but in the end they will deal with it). And it will be a good exercice for our AI model to try to make with this machine a first contact (instead of the traditional make a baby with one native)

The only issue is ethics because that’s what most societies consider a breach of basic privacy

Someone suggested making a giant drone show at night in the shape of a human face speaking. It would be very unethical but kind of crazy to think how you could appear as a god just from technological advance. Anyway besides aliens the next best thing would be dolphins. Or releasing great apes that know sign language in the wild and convince them to teach it to others.

@@WeebJail what if they don't believe in god

No

Yeh he can’t do it

As a japanese learner i was so confused

Do they look close to the people of sentinel ?

@@loganmccoy4950 Yes . Very dark like the Sentinelese , similar to the darkest Africans .

@@robertberger4203bro what is that description 💀

We albanians dont speak AASL anymore we used too 600 years ago

@@ebigjikaegjika3916 next you're gonna tell me Egyptians don't speak ancient Egyptian

​@@anyways4438 what we don't speak ooga booga anymore

@@anyways4438 that actually made me laugh thanks

im sure theyd happily accept him

How much would the language have dicverged it would be better to compile the meaning of all words of all the diferent languages in the region and all the ones with similar meanings are the oldest avoid using words with oposite of really diferent meanings

Language Simp should open a store.

But how far has it diverged since there has been no contact between the tribes on other nearby iskands for a long time

Urdu is a great language

Yeah, and 4,20% of the vocabulary comes from Uruguayan Portuguese According to other thing I just made up

More to Konkani Portuguese

I think you're refering to that one Australian guy. He actually went to Vanuatu, not North Sentinel.

Hindi is Indo-European language, there's no way it'll be any closer to Hindi, that being said English might be closer to Hindi compared to this language.

I only speak America

Surely, this will work out as planned, right? R…right?

native ancient albanian deaf people*