counting to 100 but every number is in a different language

Please like and subscribe for more! In case you’re curious which was the most difficult to pronounce, somehow it was friggen Polish. Took me over 100 takes... and I still messed it up. I’ve also fiddled with a bunch of others like Arabic and some Native American languages, but don’t wanna count them cause that’d be kinda stretching it. Mistakes noted by people since uploading: Pronunciation: - 7 [Japanese]: *sh* vs *s* pronunciation [Kajahku] - 24 [Jersey Norman]: pronounced like ’ve cat’ with the e like a nasalised ’i’ and the a like the ’a’ in ’father’ [NorseNormanHistory] - 25 [Nahuatl]: the ’c’ is pronounced like an ’s’, so the number is supposed to be pronounced ’sempowalli’ [Anshtech Company] - 28 [Basque]: ’Z’ is supposed to be a voiceless lamino-dental fricative, more like an ’S’ [Francesc Torres Tamarit] - 67 [Farsi]: the middle word, و, (which means “and“) is pronounced with a close-mid back rounded o sound (IPA character “⟨o⟩“) [Mohammad Esfahanian] - 69 [Irish]: draw out the í in níu a bit more to match the tempo of the rest [wackaawackaa] ch should be more fricative [x] and naoi has a velar offglide [n̪ˠɰiː] [gheyll] - 87 [Hawaiian]: “walu“ is most often pronounced “valu“ and the u being pronounced as “oo“, also need to pay more attention to the vowel stress [Kajahku] Totally wrong: - 39 [Choctaw]: ’ʋbih chakkali’ is correct, also stress is totally wrong [gheyll] - 67 [Luxembourgish]: Fënnef a siechzeg/fënnefasiechzeg [dws49]/[Joël Adami]