ILoveLanguages!
Greetings, everyone! My name is Andy, and I’m the voice and artist behind I Love Languages, this channel. Here, you’ll hear me read old texts from ancient languages. I created this channel for educational purposes, dedicated to documenting different languages and dialects from around the world.
Since I was young, I’ve been fascinated by the diversity of our planet. I love learning about languages and cultures worldwide. My favorite part of making videos is drawing the little characters in their traditional attire. Because I love colors, I create vivid videos to inspire viewers like you to learn more.
Most of my videos are recorded by me, though some are submissions from you, my amazing audience. I truly hope this channel raises awareness that even though we speak different languages, we all share one planet.
Stay happy,
Andy
Whispers of Romance: The Beauty of Occitan and Sicilian
Who Were the Jova? The Forgotten “Water People” of Sonora
Ladakhi & Balti Languages | Tibetan Heritage Across Borders
Balti: A Tibetan Legacy in Pakistan?
The Hardest Chinese Dialect? Wenzhounese vs. Mandarin
When a Language Dies with One Voice: The Story of Robinia
Discovering Lezgian & Urakhin Dargwa: Voices of the Caucasus
Gan and Mandarin: Linguistic Cousins of Northern and Southern China
How Delhi Speaks: The Living Dialect of Dehlavi
Akkadian & Classical Syriac: From Babylon to the Cross
The Buffalo's Echo: Preserving Tonkawa Language & Culture Today
When Bodo Meets Dimasa: A Beautiful Connection of Two Voices
The Monqui of Baja California — A Vanished Culture
West Slavic Languages: Polish & Silesian ❤️ One Family, Two Voices
Can Nawat Survive? El Salvador’s Last Indigenous Tongue
Mataraman vs. Banyumasan: Two Javanese Dialects, One Soul of Java
Cuitlatec: The Extinct Language That Defied the Mexica Empire
Ancient Semitic Languages: Why Syriac and Ge’ez Still Matter Today
The Sacred 2000-Year-Old Voice of Faith: Classical Syriac-Aramaic
Kurmanji Kurdish & Northern Luri: Voices of Iran’s Mountains
Dimasa: Exploring the Dimasa People, Language & Culture
From the Mountains to the City: Tibetan Meets Cantonese
Miduliya: The Vanishing Voice of the Zayan Amazigh
Echoes of the Aztecs: Nahuatl & Nawat Today
The Final Days of the Pericú — Baja California’s Forgotten Past
From Everest to Lhasa: Tibetan & Sherpa Voices
Wixárika: The Huichol Language That Still Breathes With the People
Will Talysh & Gilaki Survive? | Iranian Voices by the Caspian
Malwai Punjabi Dialect | A Sweet Voice from the Heart of Malwa
Kazakh & Khakas: Turkic Echoes from the Steppes to Siberia