A Superior Language

The opposite of Morse Code is Ithkuil. Takes a tiny amount of time to speak a sentence, but is excessively complex and not even it's creator is fluent

Maccenna would be thrilled

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english be like:so just don't desert the deserted desert of your desert or you'll desert the desert you had that was your desert in the deserted desert🤣🤣🤣

the bird was the best , and i dont know if this language is perfect (in my opinnion yes) but you should search about ARABIC around the years 650 ad _ 1000 ad

Mine was definitely the cricket

It's toki pona, period.

"Analysis" is 200% Greek instead of Latin.
Languages are ever evolving and adapting, they can't ever be perfect. But human languages are efficient in terms of bandwidth if you wanted to measure that.
Morse is like it says, a code, not a language. Same for alphabets, or "whisle registers" as they're called (human language that is whistled, quite like that bird).
Dunno, maybe from the beginning what you meant to ask is what would be the most efficent encoding of language?
A lot of fascinating work exists on that subject, none of which did you mention.
I'm sorry for sounding negative but if I'm here it's because I liked some of your other videos. Just can't approve of this one.

toki pona is the best language, it's literally in the name

I like your presentation style, but this content is unacceptable. You never define how you'd recognise a superior language if you saw it, and you use an obscure private definition of "language".

I wouldn't say binary is the language of electronic devices. Binaries are to electronics as letters or sounds are to us. The language would be the instruction sets (which varies from differente types of processors or processing units) or protocols like when comunicating between themselves.

Bros never heard of the wireless operators from the 1900s
Those MFers could spit out morse code at a rate slightly slower than speaking normally

Lithuanian :P

basicly every animal will think that the other one is a ooga booga making random sounds

bro forgot sign language🥶🥶

In albanian, you write as you pronounce the word. Let's take an english word for example:

Kitchen - Kiçën
Temple - Tempëll

See? How you say it, you write it. In albanian writing that would be:
"Si? Hau ju sej it, ju rajt it."

“English is basically all the other languages combined into one rubbish pile” felt hilariously accurate

you would be the best science teacher EVER. I would actually enjoy school if I got to watch one of these videos every class.

Sperm whales use clicks in a morse code type way (this is separate from their ecoloation clicks, which are easy to distinguish as their structure is quite different). It's been discovered that sperm whales have phonemes (probably not the right word, but I'm gonna run with it) that follow a really distinct pattern, and that repeat but in varied ways, just like words or phonemes in a human language. Different groups also seem to have different dialects. Sperm whales have absolutely enormous brains with way more neural connections than human brains have, they have certain structures in their brain that are analgous to some of the structures in our brain that are responsible for language, and they've existed in their current state for millions of years, far longer than humans, so the possibility for a sophisticated and complex language like ours is real.

There is a currently a research study to try to collect trillions of samples of sperm whale speach and throw machine learning AI at it to see if we can decode any of it! It's really amazing, everyone should read up on it! It's so cool!

I just wanna point out an interesting fact that in English you can a spelling bee because not all words are spelled the way they are pronounced. This is not the case with some languages, like my native Tagalog (Filipino). If you have a spelling bee in Filipino, it would be a tie between all of the contestants.

last one

The most superior language is obviously... 'math' 😩😩😫

HTML is my favourite language.

I dunno man….i speak English and understood this video just fine. I think this was a great mini documentary about giraffes.

First of all it sounded more like 2-3 sentinces rather then a whole paragraph let alone a SA 2- hardly 3 sentences and second of all my favorite language has to be the cricket to the sos/morse code signals.

best puns ever🤣

Sanskrit is the superior language.

My favorite was English

When humans talk they much more than words. Some times the mere presence of other person is a message. And when they are talking could be like five meanings in a phrase at the same time. But depends of the receptor to understand them all.

the desert part killed me

Desert Desert Desert Desert Desert Desert Desert Desert Desert 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hey you might dislike English but... you know

Waut, how is trade a german word? Translated into german it would be Handel. It not like it would sound even closly the same and I cant think of another german word where it could be from too

the idea of a perfect language is inherently flawed, but thats a boring answer.

toki pona ("the language of good") is a constructed language designed to essentially be as simple as possible. the language is made up of 130-ish words, with like, 20 grammar rules to put them together. no matter what languages you speak, you should be able to learn it in around a week (and i really do recommend it)

olin toki mi li tan toki pona. tenpo ni la mi kama sona e toki ante!

as an english speaker our language is complete rubbish and a garbage pile of other languages, LIKE WHY DID WE NAME 🪼 A JELLYFISH AND NOT MEDUSA
or
PINEAPPLE NOT ANANAS

Mathematics:

English can be understood through tough thourough thought though

From here it sounds like he is laughing so bad or evil from 5 : 58

Binary is not a language, it is more like an alphabet with 2 letters

As an interpreter - ASL slays all spoken languages.

Discovered your channel recently, and I'm loving it. This is quality content.

I learnt binary and use it to send secret codes to to robots so there’s 1 non native speaker