07:01 Geordie  almost impossible to understand unless your pissed AWAY MAN! 🤣

Hilarious to hear the Geordies illegally broadcasting on radio whilst simultaneously complaining about the crap signal lol

On the west coast of the U.S. I used to hear Japanese fisherman regularly. Of course I couldn't understand anything but they were still very entertaining sometimes. For example they would sing songs with an operator singing a verse then saying the name of the next guy who would sing the next verse. This would go on until the song ended and they would laugh. I could imagine how boring it was to sit in a boat on the ocean and how this was a fun way to pass the time.

2:10 Russian to English. I think at least one of them is transmitting out of the town of Mineralniy Vody, shortened to Minvody in most conversations. Other person's last name is left out to protect their privacy.
Voice 1: "So who else approached, fellows?"
Voice 2: "Yes, I can only hear Minvody. I'm Alexander //////////// of Kaliningrad Oblast. Number two, Minvody. I can hear you quietly. Maybe a score of 6 or 7, but I am still receiving. Ready to receive."

LMAO at the Geordie lad. There's not enough AI in the world to decipher that

3:34 - "They refer to this as the Hell Band". That'd explain why 6969 Khz is known as the "Nice" band.

The french dude was sayin," Ho! You betta get my money!" She said "No", and he immediately surrendered

at 06:27, that's Italian, from south of Italy. "So, Alex, I have to say goodbye now. I say goodbye also to the ones that are just listening, SWLs..."

30 years ago, c. 6.5mhz was complained about in SW mag as 'the Scottish fishermans Open Swearing Championships'!

The speakers at 5.45 are actually Spanish from Galicia which is north of Portugal. Speaking in Gallego but hard to hear most of the conversation. Pretty much saying that they have their catch, got what they could and now heading back home. Also talking about that they had eaten supper. Hard to make out fully as i am use to speaking Spanish and Catalan but struggle with Gallego

@7:00 that chap is using geordie cypher, totally undecypherable to the human ear 🤣🤣

"Il y avait un gros Lézard"
"Big lizard" mean some kind of conflict.
Sometime (1%) it mean violence, but most of the time it mean pesky problems of trust or other bitchy things.

French translation @4:10:

'Bah oui bah bien sur en plus nan mais ouais y'avait quelqu'chose'
'Yeah but of course i'm telling you there was something there'
'Y'avait un gros lezard c'est tout'
'There was a big lizzard that's it' (can be translated to having a big problem as not having a lizard== not having problems in french idiom)
'Tu t'rend compte toi, [c'est quoi chaviré d'la caisse?]'
Kinda untintelligible but I can make out 'capsize' a box?
'BOuah putain jte dis  il faut le faire, c'est quand même quelque'chose'
'Gotta tell you we gotta do it, it's something'

@5:10:

'It's 10/15cm of water and it's gone. That's it Bernard, on another topic [unintelligble/talking about money?]. Then there's HBJ that I heard that was dead.'


Honestly the kind of rant/converstion I have with friends over 3 pints at the bar. Not spy stuff :D

For the french translation at 4:11 :
« Yeah, of course ! Moreover there were something. There were a big lizard, that’s all. Imagine, this thing could throw you overboard.
It’s something huh »

At 7:30 in Italian "we are trying to put thing in order, this year you  you have to work with what you have, next year we'll try and make it (what?) right, but to make it right for good we will need nex year and the one after that. But only if you do not make any more mistakes, because if you make a [can't understand it] mistake every year..."

Radio is now, and perhaps always will be one of my favorite human inventions. There’s still such a variety of things to hear, pretty much all over the spectrum.

@00:10 😂 a charming old Amsterdammer “…als je de Wolf heb opgelopen; en dat de ene dag ‘gaat ie weer’ en de andere dag ben je beroerd! Vandaar vroeg ik het zo, weet je wel…”

‘cos if you've got the Clap, the one day you're “okay again” but the other you're “having a turn”. that's why I was asking, like. know what I mean?!” 😮😅❤

In the 80's as a kid, I had a cheap watch that was an am / fm radio. You could plug headphones into it.  I listened to my downstairs neighbours cordless phone calls for about 2 years. :D

At 5:47, it is Galician what is spoken. They are speaking about an unidentified business, "we had dinner and we went home, then two or three days later..." Then video switches to other frequency. Galicia is a region in the Northwest of Spain with it's own language

This video was way too short! 😭