How does Onomatopoeia sound in other languages? | Easy Greek 45

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Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English.

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Camera: Fanis Sotiriou
Post-production: Dimitris Hall

#learngreek #easygreek #easylanguages

[EasyGerman]

Such a funny video 😂Thanks Dimitris for doing this! We regret not being there with you!!

[joang.]

Guys!!You all are incredible! Awesome video and so great to see favorite Easy Languages hosts in one video participating together and having fun!
Rita from Easy French, Juan from Easy Spanish, and the hosts of Easy Italian, and Easy Turkish, and of course Dimitris, the host of Easy Greek,
So much fun to see you showing how these natural sounds are perceived in all languages.. We are all interconnected as human beings..
Thank you!! Merci beaucoup, muchas gracias, grazie tanto.. 😁👍👍👍

[marilenasala]

Such a great & funny episode !! Love the idea and how you gathered all the different languages together for the same idea !

[oyazzici]

A really nice idea and practice, good job! 🇬🇷🇹🇷😊

[henriksiboni]

Really funny to hear all these words :D

[chrisbrown]

Great sound effects! Loved the donkey in Greek/Turkish. Also the frog from Aristophanes I think? A good one in English is maybe caw! caw! for the crow. Great episodes - really interesting and so useful. Thanks

[kiparis]

Woof-woof in Russian is the same as in Greek: гав-гав (gav-gav)

[LucasToons]

Έχω έχω έχω... έχω έχω έχω...

...έναν άσχημο βήχα.

[Melaniemtf]

word : onomatopoeia
thumbnail : onomatopoieia
what

[judithbenzadon]

From now on, I'll always say "Han Hi" when speaking of a donky ....