ПОЛИГЛОТ Дмитрий Петров: Как языки влияют на нас?

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At 0:00, Dmitry Petrov introduces the "Altay family" of languages and discusses how colors differ across languages. At 2:03, he outlines the episode's focus. At 3:13, he shares that he speaks several languages. At 4:19, he compares Russian and English. At 7:26, he explores the link between language, culture, and mentality. At 10:54, he says that language functions like a living organism. At 12:46, he explains why English was once on the brink of extinction. At 15:34, he discusses the shift from "you" to "you" in English. At 19:01, he examines pronouns and gender in languages. At 20:43, he talks about Chinese and its advantages and challenges. At 22:16, he highlights the unique color of each language. At 25:17, he notes that English continues to simplify. At 26:27, he addresses profanity and translation. At 28:16, he questions whether Russian profanity is the most powerful. At 30:10, he asks whether one can dream in different languages. At 33:11, he talks about stopping seeing words and seeing thoughts, and about simultaneous translation. At 34:08, he explains how long a simultaneous translator's shift lasts and safety measures. At 35:54, he discusses how learning a language affects a person, including food. At 38:55, he says each language is a new universe. At 39:45, he mentions Italian and gestures. At 41:03, he considers the easiest language to learn. At 45:26, he explains why English split into dialects. At 46:11, he speculates which languages are the future and what to start learning now. At 49:19, he talks about Spanish profanity. At 51:32, he discusses language structure that influences thinking. At 53:03, he explains why Russia duplicates foreign films. At 55:05, he discusses reading direction and its effects. At 58:59, he asks whether language simplifies. At 1:04:00, he gives a quick overview of language learning. At 1:05:52, he thanks the audience.