Comments by "xXxSkyViperxXx" (@xXxSkyViperxXx) on "Language nods - meaningful messages from native speakers" video.

  1. Wenzhounese* also the island of Mindoro was missing in the map of philippine languages
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  2. what's interesting too are the many variant dialects of southern chinese languages that have developed in southeast asian countries for centuries since they first came in colonial and precolonial times. for example, there's a different hokkien dialect in singapore, taiwan, malaysia, indonesia, philippines, and even in burma, but much of it is not as documented yet. these southern and southeastern chinese languages also have much in common to the sino-xenic loans in japanese and korean, almost as if their common ancestor language form was what japanese and korean initially borrowed from.
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