Julia from Poland, Julia from Brazil and Giulia from Italy - how about that collab? :D

It always annoys me when Indonesians say “Bahasa.” “Bahasa” just means “language” in English, so in this context it’s better to say “Indonesian.”

I like how diverse this group is, practically representing every continent in the world. It's good to see Gaga from South Africa and Ana from Brazil again and by the way this polish lady is really smart and good at talk and explain.

I love Julia's invisible map 🗺🤣

South african tried with IsiXhosa but I can tell she grew up in the city and went to a model C school hence she knows the "Xhosalized" version of the english words)isiXhosa: Honey - Ubusi;
Actor - Umdlali kamabonakude (Television) and Umdlali weqonga (Theater); A lot of fruit names are either borrowed from English or Afrikaans and Xhosa spell it so Orange - i orenji; Party - Itheko (umjuxuzo is more appropriate when referring to the actual dancing especially in a club/ disco setting); Melon - Ivatala (borrowed from Afrikaans); Coat - Idyasi (mostly for longer length coat) or Ibhatyi ( for shorter coat).

Sedikit mengecewakan perwakilan Indonesia tidak tau bahasa Indonesia dari coat 😂 padahal KBBI meminjam bahasa Belanda yaitu Mantel.. haduhh haduh 😂

it's best to refer the Indonesian language as Bahasa Indonesia or just Indonesian, not Bahasa only. 'cause Bahasa itself means language, we use the word to any languages not just Indonesian, like for example English is Bahasa Inggris, Bahasa + Country Name.

I'm the Filipina in the video and would like to sincerely apologize to all those who got disappointed that I didn't know the Filipino equivalent of the majority of English words. Realized that I grew up speaking English more than Filipino, reason why I was struggling to find the right translation 😢. Nonetheless, thank you for those who shared the correct Filipino words, allowing myself and others to know and learn it. ❤

Mabuhay kayo! Salamat at pasensya uli 🙏

I see Julia, I click instantly. Cześć Julka! 😁Also, Spanish girl is gorgeous.

Not the Polska girl opening the map every single time 😂😂😂

For Indonesia, they also use the word ‘mantel’ for a coat.

I also often hear ‘syal’ although now that I think about it, it seems to fit the word Shawl a lot more.

Holy hell this is so cool. Please do this more often!

The beautiful princess looking girl Sude, who’s representing Türkiye 🇹🇷 looks absolutely adorable and she’s literally glowing!! She blends in so well with everyone🥹 I felt so happy and proud seeing her represent us in such a elegant way 💖We’d love to see her in more videos!!! 💌💗☘️

In Bahasa, In Bahasa. It’s Indonesian, girl!
Bahasa = Language
Bahasa Indonesia = Indonesian
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Türkiye'yi temsil eden kızımız Sude çok güzel kibar ve konuşması diksiyonu ile hepimizi büyüledi

Russian language also has word "плащ" ("plashch") for "coat", same as Polish one, it has same look as  "pal'to" but the difference is in materials in made from and season. "Plashch" is for autumn or spring, when it is rainy and "pal'to" is for winter weather when it cold.

Love the fact you guys are bringing people from African Continent, even more because they are exploring their native language 🎉❤

I'm simple person - I see Julia from Poland I Clik <3

The Turkish word for orange is "portakal" because the Portuguese introduced the sweet orange to Europe in the 16th century, making the country known as the "land of oranges." Therefore, in many Mediterranean and Eastern European languages, the word for orange derives from the name "Portugal."

You need to hire a motion graphic person and draw a map on the floor when Julia is using her mind palace ^W map. :)