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Following video will make you fluent in one of the hardest languages in the world.

My native language off Arabic and the Onley thing you need to learn is one freeze in chair law.

Inshallah, in Arabic means God willing.

And inshallah, is the word we Arabs used to answer most questions.

Hey, are you going to school tomorrow?

Inshallah way won't respond with yes or no.

Instead, we say, Inshallah, inshallah, Meaning If God wishes I will come.

If God doesn't wish, I won't come.

The decision is up to God and it's up to you to understand what you really mean.

Are you coming or not?

Yes or no?

In the next time you meet an Arab and we ask you a question, you don't need to know the language or the answer.

Just say inshallah.

And somehow some way everybody understands each other.

That's one minute.

Inshallah, uh, in your local language, you probably use the word.

Please.

Ah lot.

Please pass the salt.

Can I please have water?

Please, Please, Please, please.

But now that I'm here in Copenhagen, Denmark, I learned that in their local language.

They don't say please because they don't have a work for it.

An entire language that does not include please.

But before you think they are rude, hear me out instead of please, the Danish say, Can you be sweet and pass the salt?

Or may I beg you for the water?

Or they're just not as a way to be friendly when they talk.

This experience has taught that you can say Please and be rude and you can never say please at all and still be friendly like these.

It's proof that it's not what you say that matters.

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Anyway, back to the video because I think by now you're very interested in languages.

English is hard.

I know if you can speak English, you think it's easy.

But if you're a beginner, English actually makes no sense.

For example, the word listen has a T, but you write it as list in No.

Has a K salmon has an L yacht is not Yash or Yeah, it's yacht and good luck spelling the word constitutional.

As you can tell, English is hard and Chinese is even harder.

It has 50,000 unique characters, each describing one word.

So for beginners, this looks impossible.

But I just learned about a language that is different.

It has the easiest alphabet in the world, and it's one you will never be able to guess.

It's the Korean 500 years ago, Korean language used to be written in Chinese.

Then one king said that this is too hard.

No one is reading or writing anymore.

So he came up with a new alphabet that you can learn in one hour.

Oh, my goodness, no.

But that right there instead of complicated Chinese letters, his alphabet looks like your mouth when you say, um, your mouth looks like a rectangle, So this is the character em when you say, Oh, your mouth is round.

So this is Oh, and this is SG K l all based on your mouth and throat shape instead of 28 alphabets.

There is on Lee 24 instead.

Off you are He is She is there is on Lee It is instead of silent letters.

Now you right Exactly what you say.

This is nice.

Hell, man, what you say is exactly what you mean.

No more crazy spellings.

No more long words, No more crazy weird characters This'll This is the Hong Goal alphabet And it quickly became the official alphabet in Korea.

That's how millions off Koreans started reading and writing mawr because the language became easier.

And that's also how I was able to read Korean in less than an hour so I could walk down the street and read the signs in a language I never understood before.

There's so much meat on your street insane.

Don't get me wrong.

The language itself is still very hard.

How do you say, What's your name?

It'll mean more wall.

But writing and reading it has become incredibly easy.

I love this alphabet.

Yeah, I'm going to be getting with locals now.

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See you next week.