Languages of Canada (60 languages and dialects)
Kelvin Davis
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Languages of Canada (60 languages and dialects)
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Kelvin Davis
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Happy Canada Day everyone...though I definitely cut it a bit close uploading this so late in the day, haha. Anyway, I've been working on this video for a while, and I thought it would be cool to upload my Canada video on Canada Day. Canada is quite a linguistically diverse country, home to many First Nations and Inuit languages. Most Canadians speak either English or French, the country's two official languages, as a result of French and British colonization. On top of all that, Canada attracts immigrants from around the world, bringing their languages with them too. I had fun working on this video, and I hope you all enjoy it! If I made a mistake, please let me know.
Languages/dialects featured:
Innu (Nipa Minueniten by the band Ninan)
Newfoundland English
Acadian French
Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey
Mi’kmaq (the Mi’kmaq Honor Song, performed by George Paul)
Atikamekw (Nte Teik by the band Tipatcimo)
Naskapi (the book of John)
Mohawk (a Mother’s Day message from Karonhí:io D.)
Ojibwe (the Lord’s Prayer)
Plautdietsch (Horizont by the Dietschboys)
Sioux
Cree (the Lord’s Prayer)
Michif
Blackfoot
Shuswap
Okanagan
Chinook Jargon
Halkomelem
Nuu-chah-nulth
Kwak’wala
Tsilhqot’in
Dakelh
Heiltsuk
Nisga’a
Gitxsan
Slavey
Tlicho
Inuvialuktun
Inuktitut (Sapiqangitunga by Saali and the Ravenhearts)
Inuinnaqtun
Japanese (Taxi Driver by Yuiko Tsubokura)
Turkish (the maNga cover of Evdeki Ses, featuring Alpertunga Koksal)
Hungarian (Akkor Szép Az Erdő, a Hungarian folk song; composed by Arany Zoltán)
Haitian Creole (Tolere w by Rutshelle Guillaume and Kaï)
Malayalam (Kanmanipoove from the movie Thudarum; performed by MG Sreekumar)
Dutch (Waar Ga Je Heen by Emma Heesters)
Ukrainian (Ale Ne Viryu by Rusya)
Romanian (Monolog by the group Orizont; vocals by the late Ștefan Petrache)
Bengali (Kalar Banshi Baje; vocals by Trisha Parui, lyrics and music by Snehasish Chakraborty)
Greek (Gia Ta Lefta Ta Kaneis Ola by the group Antipas)
Serbo-Croatian (100% Bosanka by Meliha Imsirović)
Gujarati (Chaand Ne Kaho from the movie Chaal Jeevi Laiye!; performed by Jigardan Gadhavi, Sachin Sanghvi, and Tanishkaa Sanghvi)
Polish (The Belgium song from the Polish dub of Martha Speaks)
Korean (Arirang, a Korean folk song, performed by the Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble)
Tamil (Vazhithunaiye, performed by Sid Sriram and Sanjana Kalmanje)
Vietnamese (Cà Phê by Min)
Russian (Put’ Bez Ostanavok by the group A’Studio)
Portuguese (Magalenha by the late Sergio Mendes)
Persian (Dokhtar Irooni by Sohrab Pakzad)
German (Lieblingsmensch by Namika)
Italian (Volare by the Esteriore Brothers)
Hindustani (Chaleya, performed by Arijit Singh & Shilpa Rao)
Tagalog (Langit by the band Slapshock)
Spanish (the intro for the Mexican telenovela Carita de Ángel, performed by Tatiana)
Yue (Yāt Héi Jáu Gwo Dīk Yaht Jí by Andy Wei)
Arabic (3 Daqat, performed by Abu and Yousra)
Mandarin (Bu De Bu Ai by Wilber Pan and Zhang Xianzi)
Punjabi (Punjabi Kaur by Nisha Bano)
French (Suzie Prudhomme by the band Les Cowboys Frigants)
English (Photograph by the band Nickelback)