"Mjød" in Norwegian (like "mead" in English) refers to an alcoholic beverage made of honey 😊

In Lithuanian it's Plaukai not plaukas (hair) well it's countable in Lithuania, you can say 1 hair or a lot of hair.

I probaly will never understand the dialect of the French

This is innacurate as fuck.

5:55 why separate Moldova from others? We speak romanian, which means that it's "Făină" too 🤦‍♂

This video makes me a bit proud of being finnish.

In Swedish we say either "Soligt" or "Solig" depending on what's sunny Same with "Klar" and "Klart" and "Molnfri" and "Molnfritt". Storm can also be Åskväder. Sleet is "Slask" if it's on the ground and it's not one word, it's "Snöblandat Regn" not "Snöblandatregn".

You can say "Holm" instead of "Ö" but only in som very peculiar situations.

In Swedish Horse is "Hingst" if you are specifically speaking of a male and "Sto" if it's a female

Romanian versions are the closest to latin. Jeez...

In limba română, când spunem veveriță,in același timp ne gândim și la „PĂSĂRICĂ"😂

I love the music you put in here good taste!

True diversity of europa

You can see how September, October, November, and December were originally the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th months, but then it got messed up and they became the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th months.

The days of the week in the Romance languages are named after the Roman gods, but in English they’re named after the Norse gods.

ROMÂNIA km 0 of civilization.we have history,Moore history

Exactly, in Portugal is called ''cor-de-rosa'' not ''rosa'' because it is the colour of the flower

Corded ware culture the ancestors. They euled nnearly over all asia. Sanskrit is connection between iranic and slavic . They conquared eastasien too in bronzages 😎

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Old Slavonic is just another way of saying Old Bulgarian. It is time we recognise that in every Slavic language the roots are coming from Old Bulgarian 🇧🇬♥️

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Luxembourgish🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺

If you're gonna distinguish between arms and hands, then in Polish there is indeed a distinction between the two as well. An arm would be "ręka", but the hand itself is "dłoń". It's simply that we so often-times say ręka to mean the hand as well. Still, we do distinguish between the two.

The Slavic "leto" root is strangely similar to the French "l'été"

En español para el verano existe también la palabra "estío", es decir, se puede decir "verano" o "estío", aunque es infinitamente más usada "verano" porque "estío" empezó a pasar un poco de moda hace muchas décadas

prsty = palec - ukazováček - prostředníček - prsteníček - malíček

Lion in other germanic languages: 🦁 Lion in Danish and Norwegian: ❤️

Ohh 6:00 💀

Ehm Heart İt's mean Kalp or yürek :3

Overall English is just a weird one.

“Wolf” across Germanic languages always makes me laugh because they literally just make the noise wolves make when they bark. Like they saw and heard wolves barking and they looked at each other and barked at each other. We too this day are still barking

Dzien dobry

So basically all slavs could understand proto slavic language pretty easily

Dammmmn a hijab is actually bulgarian bread!!! 😮😮😮😮

Slavs: 🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿

¿Quién llama colorado al color rojo?, xd

i like germanic folklore very much!

Російське наречіє-бідне,в порівнянні з іншими мовами

God, the music is amazing! Who is the group or the artist who plays this?

I wish you used slavic/slavistic phonetic alphabet, but that's just my little quirk

In french there is an accent circumflex in Aout

In french- Avril non est Abril

What are the names of the songs?

In romanian, is "munte" for mountain... "montan" is a neologism and it is an adjective.

1:13 luxemburg be like:ZOOSSISS

Desert means dessert

in romanian its deșert not desert

In romanian it also is a word cavernă

in romanian it can also be fluviu instead of râu