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I Tried to Say the Hungarian ű, Croatian Đ, Georgian ღ, and Chinese R😭

49K views · Nov 12, 2025 · Education

Morgnsworldd

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@Morgnsworldd · 10 months ago (edited) · pinned
Give me challenges for the next video, and don't forget to subscribe <3 I love you all. PS: In the Hungarian part, I accidentally put ő instead of ű in certain scenes. Sorry, ű is the one I'm pronouncing in the video.
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@kavics98 · 10 months ago
that kőműves was SPOT ON mate! just like a hungarian, good job!
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@Hegytelek · 10 months ago
You did pretty good at the Hungarian ű, but when you are pronouncing the letter " a ", you are saying it like " á ". Hope this helps, love your videos from Hungary!
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@petarvrbanic3019 · 10 months ago
Great Đ!! But don't bother about it being “soft”, we pronounce it almost the same as we do the hard one. It's the writing that makes a difference. But you should do a Croatian video with š, đ, č, ć, ž, lj, nj and dž!! Great video!
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@cowhale2488 · 10 months ago (edited)
My god, that hűvös was really damn good. In hűtő the ő sounded like an ű, if you can do ö, ő shouldn't be super difficult (it's basically the same sound, only longer, like ü and ű). As others pointed out, the A in űrhajó sounded like Á. Kőműves was perfect. Gyűrű sounded perfectly understandable but the two ű vowels were too short, they need more emphasis to sound truly Hungarian. Funnily enough, the GY sound was perfect. (fű was also really good) Really impressive!
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@MatijaŠkrtićHR · 10 months ago
You pronounce Đ well. 👍
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@Almo-tdz57 · 10 months ago
You nailed croatian Đ (im native) Love your videos and channel🇭🇷❤️
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@revanmkt5471 · 10 months ago
Your pronunciation of the Chinese r sounds more like the Russian ж. It's more like the English r but without lip rounding.
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@blamethevar · 10 months ago
'it looks like it's smiling but it's not" LOL 😭 cracked me up
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@adamglozer6025 · 10 months ago
As a hungarian, I'd say the "ű" in itself was great BUT the picture of the comment you showed in the video was about the hungarian "Ő" which is a completely different sound. You even showed "ő" in some parts of the video but typed "ű" in the title, and you tried pronuncing the latter one. PLEASE be careful with these mistakes next time. Nice video tho, I appreciate your engagement in trying all these challenging sounds.
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@fernlin-healy2174 · 10 months ago (edited)
Native Mandarin Chinese speaker here. Sorry, you were very off in the Chinese one. It doesn't have a j sound in it. No hint of a j sound. When you pronounced those words, I thought you were saying some different words, ones that have a sound with a j element. I'm not sure why anyone told you there's a j sound in it. It's much more like a y sound than a j sound. Listen to the Chinese clip you had in the video. It's much more similar to a y sound and nothing like a j sound.
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@random_husky3 · 10 months ago (edited)
Amazing video, could you please try the Serbian "џ"?
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