Turkish is similar to French too?? Word differences between 6 different country!!

[theneanderthal]

Bro the German guy, even though he is soft-spoken, gives me the vibes of an anti-hero...

[umarmoqtar]

why does german guy give me villain vibe?

[Sina--]

oh god The look and voice of that German boy are similar to villains in movies 😅😅😅😅

[julienrapin]

My favorite is hoparlör / haut-parleur

[souzzii]

it’s probably because these words are originally French, and turkish loaned it
(I’m turkish myself)

[emrebey]

Turkish is purely %85 becoming original Turkic sources words but mostly Arabic then French and Persian words included and that three languages becomes %15 of foreign sources words in Turkish nearly %90 of it. Least words in Turkish Latin, German, Spanish sources and middle essantials in Turkish Russian, Greek, Serbian, Bulgarian and Italian for example many European conutries names comes from Serbian especially Balkan region but Western Europeans names comes from Italian origin

[daynahd]

The german guy with that accent 🔥 (throaty husky deep voice)

[adenauerlemos]

O Turco tem várias palavras parecidas com o francês e outras línguas latinas.Em Português;
Suitcase - mala, mas pode ser valise
highschool - Colégio - mas já foi Liceu
Lawyer - Advogado.

[Hrng]

Its possible that Turkish borrowed and readapted words front French this pratice is very millenar in all Asia.
I dont as coincidence or accident no, its a conscient borrowty if words by turkish from french only.

[Juan.Louis.]

😂😂😂 so the Japanese translation for suitcase is just by saying it like an anime character? 😂

[mahadebpal]

This video is very nice and very interesting, i like this video, thanks for sharing 👍

[Maxhartmann]

In Russian suitcase is same like in Persian. Chemodan.

[JC]

Those Turkish "words" are loan words from French!

[adifaj]

Indonesian
Suitcase : Koper
High school : Sekolah Menengah Atas
Lawyer : Advokat/pengacara

[buyungferdiansyah]

The German guy ... I want to see him giving a fiery speech like you know who... 😁

[zitka]

Turkish languages borrows word from Frnace, Arabic and Persian

[mirzaamiranda]

German sound similiar with indonesi, we called koper

[zschokks]

What's the problem of the german guy?

[abergethirty]

It could be that Turkish has a lot of French loan words since France occupied some of its territory after they broke up the Ottoman Empire after WW2.

[serbian_nationalist]

German dudes voice is do ann0ylng honestly