https://greatlanguagegame.com/play/
Listen to audio clips and guess the language. My highest score is 650. I can only speak English to a native level, although I'm learning German, and spent time learning Mandarin Chinese in the past.
Set it up, /int/
My guess is that people from Slovenia and Belgium will do quite well. Same with possibly Russians, and Norwegians.
This is just a guess, though
>Turkey
>Asia
>>57115259
Owned.
What's your background?
>>57115303
Lived on the border of Switzerland before moving to the UK. Studying Korean in my spare time.
I just really like languages in general though.
>>57115355
>I just really like languages in general though.
Same here, senpai.
I've spent time reading up and listening to some of the scandinavian languages, so I reckon I can tell Swedish, Danish and Norwegian apart. Dutch and German is east to tell apart. Vietnamese and Thai, you can sort of tell the difference too.
I mainly have trouble with the different Indian dialects, and the slavic languages. Put Russian, Ukranian, and maybe even Polish in a question, and I'm stumped.
The poo in loo and nigger languages get me.
>>57115542
What score?
>>57115699
Whoops. Screenshot of the wrong tab.
>>57115699
I'm best at differentiating Asian and European languages.
The poo in the loo, nigger and russian churka languages get me.
I can identify tamil because it has that fucking annoying tone that poo in the loos have when they talk in english.
>>57115480
I live with a Ukrainian and a Russian and I still cant tell their languages apart.
Otherwise the Asian and European languages are really easy.
>>57115905
You're thinking of Hindi brah.
What are you like for the different Chinese types (Mandarin (Han) vs Wu vs Yue)? And Vietnamese and Thai?
>>57115966
Can they talk to eachother in their own languages?
650
Polish fucked me over three times. Complete blindspot.
>>57116075
Vietnamese is more mumbly than thai.
Mandarin Chinese is the most chingy chongy asian language very ear piercing.
Chinese Wu and Yue are not as chingy chongy as Mandarin but still distinct although I probably couldn't tell the difference between wu and yue themselves.
650. Uzbek, Marthi and Tamil got me. Mixed up Uzbek for turkish.
>>57116075
They just both speak Russian to each other
could've done better.
I can't differentiate between Yue and Vietnamese, Telugu or Tamil...and the only reason I can discern Hindi is because they don't "flap" their tongue so much. Just fuck my shit up
can't discern norwegian vs swedish
750, 2 lives left, just nailed Uzbek xDDD doing good so far imho
sorry turks
>gives me three different options of chinese
Arr sound same
oh well, gg
Fugg. Finnish really sounded like something South Asian in the last question
i fucking hate these non-languages
>>57117773
it must be unbearable being swedish then
>>57117971
beat my score and I'll start taking in what you're saying, little estonian man
>>57118083
sorry, i'm not as well versed in all things arabic as you
japanese: jugemu jugemu gokono surike. nani? ojou sama?
mandarin chinese: ting tong hwang. diao ye zhong.
finnish: mämmi sauna suomi kaksoispite de de de.
russian: chiki briki v domkje
spanish: hala bala tips sombrero mi hombre
hindi: hare krshna hare krshna...
german: mein reich! die kartoffel.
arabic: ahmed khamulush chemulush allahu akbar
turkish: topkek
swahili: w+áýř45efgbskžj,ybvkb,1f3f1žýíeé32!!!!
