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Malay & Indonesian Numbers 1-10 Etymology & Austronesian Languages (subtitle CC Indonesia / English)

Instrumental animated version is also available:    • Malay & Indonesian Numbers 1-10 Etymo...  . Indonesian Numbers from 1 to 10 and Indonesian Numbers Etymology. This contains also their comparison with Austronesian Numbers Root and Austronesian Language Family. Austronesian Languages are the most geographically spread out language family in the world, covering Taiwan, Philippines, New Zealand, African Madagascar, Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesian including Hawaii, Samoan, Easter Island. This videos covers some Austronesian Languages Comparisons such as with Malay, Javanese, Sundanese, Makassarese, some Formosan Languages like Paiwan and Amis, Tagalog / Filipino, Maori, Hawaii, Samoan, Malagasy, Rapa Nui and many more. Observing the consonant shifts, and older words from Proto-Austronesian words, Proto-Polynesian, Proto-Malayo-Polynesian, old Javanese words and other linguistic phenomena. Also covers small part of Indefinite Articles vs Number One, English & Germanic etymology of eleven and twelve. More Information (also Austronesian Numbers Comparison Table) and References: https://langlover.efelti.com/web/?p=2071 Chapters / Sections 00:00 Indonesian Numbers and Austronesian Language Family 01:17 Indonesian One - Satu 03:17 Indonesian Two - Dua 04:13 Indonesian Three - Tiga 05:43 Indonesian Four - Empat 06:48 Indonesian Five - Lima 07:25 Indonesian Six - Enam 07:50 Indonesian Seven - Tujuh 08:56 Indonesian Eight - Delapan 09:57 Indonesian Nine - Sembilan (+ English / Germanic Eleven and Twelve Etymology) 11:16 Indonesian Ten - Sepuluh 11:48 English A / An vs One and Indonesian Se- vs Satu 13:25 Indonesian Numbers & Austronesian Numbers 1-10 14:29 Outro #bahasaindonesia #etymology #indonesianlanguage #linguistic #learnindonesian