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17:02 Conversational English (US)

Why is this the most popular word order across languages? – SOV

NativLang - 2 years ago

54,022 views
15:13 Conversational English (US)

OSV: Why is this word order so rare in languages?

NativLang - 2 years ago

435,543 views
12:19 Conversational English (US)

What are (linguistic) nothings? ~ Reading comments and studying Saussure together

NativLang - 2 years ago

35,514 views
12:17 Conversational English (US)

Why linguists believe in invisible words - the story of zeros

NativLang - 2 years ago

66,896 views
12:44 Conversational English (US)

What Makes Papuan Languages So Unique? - features from the area with the most languages

NativLang - 3 years ago

32,053 views
18:48 Conversational English (US)

New Guinea - lessons from a cradle of agriculture and languages

NativLang - 3 years ago

75,735 views
11:55 Conversational English (US)

Why French sounds so unlike other Romance languages

NativLang - 4 years ago

1,287,610 views
10:07 Conversational English (US)

Why West Africa keeps inventing writing systems

NativLang - 4 years ago

567,405 views
10:04 Conversational English (US)

The Languages of Africa

NativLang - 4 years ago

384,575 views
11:01 Conversational English (US)

What Ancient Egyptian Sounded Like - and how we know

NativLang - 4 years ago

11,577,141 views
8:29 Fast English (US)

Clocks around the world: how other languages tell time

NativLang - 5 years ago

659,999 views
5:30 Fast English (US)

But are Mesoamerican glyphs still used today?

NativLang - 5 years ago

130,269 views
8:57 Conversational English (US)

Is this the earliest writing in Mesoamerica?

NativLang - 5 years ago

201,891 views
10:03 Conversational English (US)

The Languages of Siberia - OLD (bad audio)

NativLang - 5 years ago

49,035 views
10:03 Conversational English (US)

The Languages of Siberia

NativLang - 5 years ago

333,672 views
10:54 Conversational English (US)

Mongolic: meet a language family, including Para-Mongolic

NativLang - 5 years ago

199,722 views
10:30 Conversational English (US)

Khitan: deciphering China's forgotten Para-Mongolic language

NativLang - 5 years ago

298,675 views
12:00 Conversational English (US)

African Romance: searching for traces of a lost Latin language

NativLang - 5 years ago

632,241 views
9:25 Fast English (US)

What English does - but most languages can't

NativLang - 5 years ago

2,082,018 views
8:56 Conversational English (US)

Features English is missing - but most other languages have

NativLang - 5 years ago

1,991,015 views
12:30 Conversational English (US)

Altaic: Rise and Fall of a Linguistic Hypothesis

NativLang - 6 years ago

375,333 views
9:16 Conversational English (US)

Gvprtskvni - how is this even a word, Georgian!?

NativLang - 6 years ago

887,554 views
10:25 Conversational English (US)

The complicated linguistics behind how the Maya talk about the past

NativLang - 6 years ago

126,175 views
7:50 Conversational English (US)

Maya Before, Maya After: How a Tenseless Language Talks Past and Future

NativLang - 6 years ago

259,645 views
6:08 Conversational English (US)

Aizuchi: Why it's impolite not to "chime in" in Japanese

NativLang - 6 years ago

370,385 views
9:33 Conversational English (US)

What Genghis Khan's Mongolian Sounded Like - and how we know

NativLang - 6 years ago

2,029,720 views
7:33 Conversational English (US)

Why Danish sounds funny to Scandinavians

NativLang - 7 years ago

2,591,406 views
8:31 Fast English (US)

Why some speakers can't understand speakers who understand them - Asymmetric Intelligibility

NativLang - 7 years ago

1,175,112 views
9:27 Fast English (US)

Family Trees in Other Languages: our world's 7 kinship systems

NativLang - 7 years ago

597,860 views
7:57 Conversational English (US) B1

What "Ancient" Chinese Sounded Like - and how we know

NativLang - 7 years ago

2,018,173 views
7:46 Conversational English (US)

What Etruscan Sounded Like - and how we know

NativLang - 7 years ago

3,284,103 views
6:30 Fast English (US)

How long can a language last before it's unrecognizable? - Dyirbal Glottochronology 2 of 2

NativLang - 8 years ago

603,415 views
8:31 Fast English (US)

Does time work differently in different languages? - Hopi Time

NativLang - 8 years ago

498,997 views
6:50 Fast English (US)

Euroversals - Are all European languages alike?

NativLang - 8 years ago

670,544 views
8:56 Conversational English (US)

The Caucasus: Mountains Full of Languages

NativLang - 8 years ago

756,159 views
5:45 Conversational English (US)

Irish Words Can Mutate!

NativLang - 8 years ago

397,385 views
6:33 Conversational English (US)

What Shakespeare's English Sounded Like - and how we know

NativLang - 8 years ago

3,849,352 views
6:17 Fast English (US)

Last Spartans: the survival of Laconic Greek

NativLang - 8 years ago

484,816 views
7:42 Conversational English (US)

What Montezuma's Aztec Sounded Like - and how we know

NativLang - 8 years ago

2,782,403 views
5:55 Fast English (US)

Weird Phonemes - pronouncing the world's rarest sounds

NativLang - 8 years ago

1,511,022 views
5:58 Conversational English (US)

Hungarian explained - such long words, such an isolated language

NativLang - 8 years ago

1,954,891 views
5:21 Fast English (US)

Tower of Babel vs Linguistics - the quest for the first language

NativLang - 8 years ago

890,125 views
11:52 Fast English (US)

Aztec and Mayan are totally different languages. Sort of.

NativLang - 8 years ago

619,748 views
9:38 Fast English (US)

How Interpreters Helped Topple the Aztec Empire

NativLang - 8 years ago

374,577 views
6:33 Fast English (US)

How Spanish got its ñ - the story behind that "n with a tilde"

NativLang - 9 years ago

1,476,077 views
4:02 Fast English (US) B1

The Longest Word in Any Language

NativLang - 9 years ago

2,986,649 views
5:58 Fast English (US) B1

What Latin Sounded Like - and how we know

NativLang - 9 years ago

9,099,932 views
6:08 Fast English (US) B1

Kanji Story - How Japan Overloaded Chinese Characters

NativLang - 9 years ago

1,216,729 views
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