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Hippo Pool Party Walsh :

Is she real or AI?

madzia_lena_ok :

Very interesting, although your pronunciation of the Polish sientist's name hurts 😣 it was not even close 😉

Stephen Wood :

Is this language or reflex? What if you include the pain sounds for chimpanzees, orangutans and other primates? I expect the result would not change.

NicuZD :

How about that pain that you can’t even make a sound on how bad it hurts

Kiroitusvirhe :

WillowLine☀️ :

And the reason why it's an A is because the Ah sound is the easiest sound for a human to make Fun fact, M is the second easiest sound for humans to make, which is why we got the word Mama across so many languages (babies learn to make these sounds first and start babbling "mamamamama" by their moms, which made it feel like the babies were giving moms the name Mama)

Sage William :

lol HAHAH if igitt in german means disgust, igit in my language means watery stool/feces

seachd12 :

People hearing the words “Australian” and “closest” in this video and still don’t think it’s AI?

Der Sommer :

Sorry, but you don't need a study or investigation for that. Everyone knows that.

Sinnerman :

As a turkish i start with a and continue swearing til the pain is gone

Bearty :

Babies first sounds are usually similar to the aahhh pain sound.

elephantTumbling :

Interesting that we’re universally connected, at least sonically, via pain than joy. Makes sense given how pain is the gateway of our annihilation, a fact we so desperately and universally try to avoid. Pain is to space (consistency) what pleasure is to matter (diversity).

FAIZTY POET $ :

Eina ! ( Pronounced Ay Nah ) in South Africa , more so Cape Town ...

Jessy_Nostos🇨🇦 :

everywhere but not in Quebec. we probably all say "Tabarnaaaaaaak" 😅😅😅

MS686 :

The "nonverbal" utterings of the soul's grief is likely similar too.

. :

In Italy it’s a little different 😂😂

Laura Sides :

Fascinating

Banna :

Nice

Vicky Baba :

No, we say aaiya 😁😂

Duke :

Ayy آي

Stephen Wood :

Elsewhere I saw a linguist saying that "huh?" is the same in all languages.

Lykle :

now look at the facial expression of surprise. Raised eyebrows etc. You will be surprised to know, hihi, that it is not universal. some cultures wrinkle their noses, for instance.

bryceloveshisnic :

I feel like I say ow more often than ah

🎄 madeline 🎄 :

I would bet that this is evolutionarily good, too! Loud + carrying + distinctive noise for pain means that you'll get the group's attention and help when you're in trouble.

Louisa Sparkles :

I'd just like to point out a small but important point - pain is not an emotion. It's a physiological response. It can obviously lead to many emotions, but it is not I'm itself an emotional response, it's a primal warning signal