Slight bits of Portuguese sounding in there and one hint of French!

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Regarding the Romansh speaker the pronounciation is heavily influenced by swiss german dialects in my opinion, which sounds very different from standard german. A mix of Vulgar Latin but with a swiss german prononciation if that makes any sense

2:30 very relatable. The movie 'Ya No Estoy Aquí' makes a point of this, even without learning a second language - great movie!

My problems in English, Spanish and Russian!

Every time I look something up about central or south america, this guy has a video on it. Love this guy.

Its kinda weird but i kinda like it when a spanish girl have the ceceo 😂 idk its just attractive to me 😅

raro que siendo extranjero conozca el acento cachaco que ni usted habiendo sido colombiano sus papás hubiesen conocido el cachaquismo o bogotanismo original de antaño se quedo en los años 50s rarisimo pero igual no habla como cachaco

the guy speaking the egyptian dialect had a very weird sounding accent ngl. it sounds not super fluent

La noia catalana barrejava català amb castellà. No era pas un vídeo sencer en català.

This guy is a moron.

no relationship between an egyptian dialect and spanish. also the arabic words in the spanish language are only vocabulaires. not verbs not adj.. only nouns

Free the Baques .

you were almost right about BARTHELONA /BARCELONA she was talking about PARTHENONA/PARTHENON ,I personally believe the Greek pronunciation was left over in Spain by the ancient city of EMPURIES in Costa Brava . thanks for the video . i learned Spanish by following the bolero music of the famous "trios de Mexico" and believe that Greek schools should include this language in their curriculum. when in Mexico many people think i am Madrileño because of the way i sound . here are some Greek words that sound exactly the same in spanish : geografia,istoria,filosofia,tilefono,goustaro,stifado,paragka,foumaro ,patata etc i used to keep a list words that are almost the same in both languages but i no longer have it .adios.antio.adio

Παρθενώνας Barcelona 😂 👍

Not very fluent but can be improved

Now I know what my Colombia girlfriend has been saying to me😮

Si o Simon.

In Italy we have another language called "Ladino", but it's a language that evolve separately from romance language and it's more arcaic.

El cordobés te sale muy mal

Urghh mr Cringe, horrible video and with zero structured explanation

Out of these 3, as Brazilian, Galician is the easy one . For the it is a different form of Portuguese. I got 95% of Galician, 85% of Ladino, and Aragonese is the most hard, maybe because of the accent’s guy, I got likely 70%.

None of the accents we're native, to know for real just take One individual native is just to go on streets and pick a single citizen, even all your imitated accents we're a blast, even your English bro, sorry to Say so but it is what it is

She is definitely not a latina. 100% gringa.

I had a student in middle school last year who also said he was worried that he was losing his Spanish. It made me so sad!

"Pinche pendejo" 😂😂 love this video!

Rosalía has a central catalan accent and a standard european spanish accent.

aprendo español viendo telenovelas mexicanas y nadie me cree...🤣🤣 saludos desde Grecia 🇬🇷

I give her credit for using the language. She shows her love of culture. THis is important to me, in my life, as I am from Welsh speaking and Gaelic speaking immigrants. Of course it is almost impossible to speak fluently if you don't live in the country or household where a language is constantly used. I took Spanish in college and give her a a good grade/rating. We absolutely need passionate people who care about people and our environment.

I speak Spanish, the Venetian is the only one I'd say is similar enough to understand for a Spanish speaker. the Napolitan is way too fast, and the Sicilian might as well be Greek

Suscrito. El Asturiano y el Leones también se entienden muy bien. El Ladino es muy cercano al Castellano de La Celestina.

Oohh.i am pilipino.in.aahhh..like you no comment

Indigenous people made Arepa.

el problema con el napolitano es que la a, la e y la o finales, cuando no están acentuadas se convierten en sonidos schwa, como la a en "about". Además, el tío hablaba muy rápido.

The woman speaking Greek swallows the vowels a little bit. That's a regional, slang type of thing.

Both are syllable-timed languages and also have cultural points of contact (Roman Empire; Greek Empire, Greek colonies on the Iberian peninsula, etc.). That is why we also have a few similar words like piato (plato), kouniados (cuñado), banio (baño), porta (puerta) and many others. By the way "tomato" in Greek is not "damatos" but "domáta".... and truth is cultures have similarities and touching points, no matter which cultures. Greece hals also connections to middle eastern cultures, to "balkan" cultures and so on... many similarities. And another thing that comes to my mind that Greeks also have "churros". We call them touloúmbes.

Vis a vis is a better series.

How is written Tagalog equivalent to Korean?

Bagno is from βαλανείο ιs ancient Greek. Romans made balaneio ,bagno.

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Dr. Jose Rizal ,22 marlon Ramos 18 Amazing 😍😍😍

The fact that knowing you, a native speaker, still struggling to watch Spanish shows without subtitles makes me feel better 🫠

Honduras🇭🇳😌

Necesitas practicar tus hacentos, y tiene que ir al peluquero!

Mirandese really reminds me of Brazilian Portuguese, more so than gallego

Puerto Rican is from Sevilla Andalusia

IMO, the accent in Bogota is so much easier to understand in comparison to other dialects.

Guinea pig😂😂😂

This guy is a Chilean trying to sound as if he isn't. These tips are no more than the typical thing many Chileans would say about themselves but lacking the wider perspective of how really a foreigner sees us. There're lots of things that puzzle people from abroad beyond these picky exaggerations. Don't sound like this if you don't want to sound rough. Chileans are not rough in speaking, just extremely lazy and smooth, so much that it may sound shy. This is something Chileans counteract with cheeky sarcasm, animal metaphors or intellectual jokes. That's everywhere on our Chilean version of Spanish. Not this.

Hi I’m goi g to Spain to learn Spanish. What part should I go to. What’s best accent to have? What’s easiest to learn?