Who are the basque #shorts

[Xiao-sd]

It sounded like Russian mixed with Spanish

[Cookie.]

I’m so proud to have Basque ancestry ❤

[SP_]

Kinda sounds like Romanian, Portuguese, little Sardinian. Beautiful sound.

[aserher]

I'm Mexican, I got 16% Basque on Ancestry DNA.

[tess]

I lived in Hondarribia in 1958-1961 at Villa Usoa across from the park bear Statue-Park of Swans near the entrance arch of the old city. I was around 5 -7 years old Spoke Spanish, French sang Basque songs. The Fisherman had such beautiful voices came to our door at Christmas and my Father recorded them on our Reel to Reel recorder. Thank you for bringing this video. I lived a beautiful life the was bike riding along the Seawall, walked up the Pyrenees. People gave us baby chicks and rabbits even pesetos. They were very kind to children.

[hoppergrasa]

Found out I’m part Basque so I’m on a basque binge now lol it honestly sounds like Spanish and Japanese to me??

[moonlitsky]

It sounds like Spanish, but I looked at the grammar structure in a different youtube video and I was so surprised how the grammar structure is almost exactly the same as the Korean language.

The definite article for the subject word (a), where the article [a] comes after each noun, ending of the verb [da], and where all the verbs are at the back (which is totally backward from western languages). I've seen a documentary claiming that there were ancient Koreans who moved to that region.

They also have the huge stone tombs (megalith) up in the Pyrenees mountain which looks exactly the same as the ancient Korean tomb. Tombs are important cultural relic that indicates cultural significance.

[Rosa-cthl]

My grandpa is basque but he died last year 😢

[BattingMyLashes]

I hear Persian, Spanish, French etc.. literally sounds like every language mixed together.

[Jmar]

It sounds like a mix of Spanish, Russian, and French. Very interesting. The people are gorgeous as well

[RenBergMapping]

It sounded like a mix of Armenian and Spanish, but theoretically it's more related to Chechen, Mandarin, Ket, Tibetian, Navajo and Apache.

[MrCrosscheck]

My grandmother who died before I was born grew up on a Chickasaw Nation Res in Okla. We just assumed she was Chickasaw but recently we discovered someone from her family side and found out they were French Basque. Now how they ended up on reservation is a mystery.

[facelesssteel]

Please make a video on the Burusho people, and also please make a detailed video on the Dards this includes the Kashmiri, Broqpa, Shin, Kho, Kalasha, Nuristani, and Pashayis and also includes some smaller ethnicities that live in the KPK province of Pakistan such as the Torwali, Palula, Gawri, Chiliso, Bateri, Dameli, Kalkoti, Gawar-Bati, Gowro, Kamviri, Kati, and Ushoji peoples.

[BuffaloBasquo]

Any Spanish and French speaker will hear words in Euskara that they recognize, depending what side of the mountains they are on. Because the Basque have adopted words from the languages because it has many words for things that Euskara does not contain.

[poesclips]

Been searching for my family’s origin and found I got blood ties to basque with also my last name deriving from there can’t wait to learn more about the culture 🙏🏽

[Шайнааа]

Basque pride!! Have a lot of Ybarra’s in my tree and Basque lineage. From northern Spain that is.

[javierjimenez]

Intonationwise, it sounds mostly like Castilian Spanish, as both languages have been in contact for centuries. Euskara has some specific sounds which are not found in Spanish though.

[HrDKnockLife]

It’s sounds to me like a mixture of Catalan Spanish Dialect and possibly Scandinavian Dialects.

I was hoping you would do a video of the Gitanos or Gypsies of Southern Spain. This is part of my blood and culture.

I can’t tell you how much I wish to go back to Andalusia one day.

My wife is from the Azores and we go back there from time to time. So one day I will go back but in the meantime can you please do one on the Gitanos!

✌🏽🙏

[parveznadaf]

Basque must be declared as endangered and official language of Europe along with other official languages.

[johnii]

The flow and vowel sounds make it sound Castilian like, but I can also notice a lot more of the words end in consonants then any latin languages which also give it more of a Slavic feel in that regard almost