I grew up in Toronto surrounded by many Asians. I remember my father always told me that Koreans originated from regions in proximity to Mongolia. This was taught to most Korean children. I know now that Manchus and Koreans originate from a common origin. The Manchu name their origins to Changbai mountain while the Koreans call it Baekdu mountain. It is located on the north Korean and Manchurian border. 2002 world cup exemplified the unity of Turkey and Korea as Altaic brothers. Proud of my wolf brothers who conquered the world Love from a Altaic Korean

The altaic family is clearly real. if its not real this countries share good relations to each other. I love them all 🇦🇿🇯🇵🇰🇷🇺🇿🇹🇲🇹🇷🇲🇳🇰🇿🇰🇬

As a Finnish language speaker, the personal pronouns of Finnish seem suspiciously similar to the "Altaic" or "Turko-Mongolic" pronoun system. And some other words too, for example at 2:18 the word for "pull" seem similar to the word for "grab" in Finnish, which also has a cognate in Hungarian. Or at 1:30 the word for "mother". (And there are other words not mentioned in this video, such as the word for "language" in proto-Finnic and proto-Mongolic.) The Uralic language family is known to originate near to the "Altaic sprachbund". The old "Ural-Altaic" languge family theory is even more controversial than "Altaic" as a language family, but a "sprachbund" is another thing.

may i present some words? eng - turk - mongol - hungarian twins - ikiz - iher - iker cow - öküz - üher - ökör (ox) facial hair - sakal - sahal - szakáll calf - buzagu - biragu - borjú bull - buka - buka - bika mine - menin - minii - enyém who - kim - hen - ki small - küchük - jijig - kicsi fruit - jemish - jims - gyümölcs seed - ürük, ürön - ür - üröm (?) push - tört - tür, tülh - tol pull - tart - tata - tart (hold) to know - tani - tani - tanit (to teach) ten thousand - tümen - tümen - tömény (thick) hill - tepe, töpö - dov, dobo - domb 塩 (Shio) - só

Hello from Iran to all Altaic friends. I speak turkish and persian from two different language families.

As a Mongol, I am actually surprised by the amount of shared cognate words. I always assumed the shared words would be related to nomadic lifestyle/animals/ but instead the shared words transcend it.

Turkish: Bugday, Elma Mongolian: Buudai, Alim

3:19 Turkic Aga :)

Japanese and Korean are Altaic. Originally pre-Japanese and pre-Korean came from the area around Baikal lake. So pre-Japanese and pre-Korean were related to Turkic, Mongolian languages.

Japanese is own family, but i like altaic languages very much.

0:50 I'm Anatolian Turkish. We say "Nere" or "Hani" like Mongolian

Its so nice video. Just with a little problem. Turkic sentences are totally modern Turkish. You could use Kazakh because sentences much more similiar to Proto-Turkic. Turkish have %100 same words in it but sentences more "filtered and shaped" in Turkish. But its totally amazing video. Thanks ❤️

green in korean 녹음(nogum) meaning green shade of Tree and grass, i always want to know why korean does not say it in differnt color 흑음 백음 청음 황음, i guess it must be related it nogoon in mongolic, Also red in korea we say 울{긋불긋) [赤赤] ulgutbulgut, chagan in korea it means cold, i think it also realted northern mongolic's white chagan is meaning cold for korean 차가운, juz northern person say it is white chagan, souther korean could accept it chagan as cold meaning

Love my language family 🐺 altaic 🐺 turkic mongolic japanese korean tungusic 🐺

Japanese::: Elder brother "ani" Father "otō" Black "kuroi"

What is name of backround music?

what is the music?

Mongol - Kazakh: Нагац - Нағашы Төрхөм - Төркін Бүл - Бөле Баж - Бажа Авсан - Абысын (+ажын) Худ - Құда Худгуй - Құдағи/Құдағай Зээ - Жиен Зээнцэр - Жиеншар Ах - Аға Анда - Андас, Андалы

Sea in hungarian: tenger Who: ki Small: kicsi Father: apa To know: tud-(it is similar in other Uralic languages too), to teach: tanít- Hill: domb To become: vál- Beard: szakáll Barley: árpa Blue: kék

what is this song!?

How can I find the music in the video?

Name of music pls

Turkish: iyi Japanese: ii (with Latin alphabet)

Wow. I am from the Mishing tribe of the greater Tani tribe of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam (North East India), we have always known we came from Mongolia and the surrounding areas and this makes it clearer. I understood most words. We still use "Ko" and "Kookan" to describe children. And when the Turkic version said about being from Mongolia, a lot of the words are similar.

It shows how great a nation we are. All these peoples are blood brothers.

Great vid, great music.

Hungarian should be on the list as well. I see many common words with hungarian.

🇰🇷Korean: sal-sal 🇰🇿Kazakh: sal-sal

good music. who is it?

Very nice video Sagbolun(Thank you)

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To establish if some languages are related, you have to observe the basic lexicon (numbers, body parts, relatives, etc.). In that regard, Mongolian, Turkic, Tungusic, Japanese and Korean aren't related to each other (have a look at the numbers for instance). The shared cognates (mostly livestock and nature vocabulary) are the result of aeral contact which is quite common amongst nomadic people.

Name of the music, please????

I was researched the gramer of the altaic languages and altaic languages are very close also in gramer. I think gramer is DNA of the language and that show our languages are coming from same origin (from one language). I think we should learn altaic languages because easy for learn who Speak any altaic language. Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷

It's really hard to put Japanese and Korean to a specific family because of Sino-Japanese, Korean Lone words that has been prevalent in both languages....It's like English has a lot of vocabularies derived from Latin. At the very least, records of ancient English persists today to study, not much of pre-Chinese-influence version of two languages are found today.

Hungarian is also in this list. Almost in every example the Hungarian version is also similar. I: Én, mine: enyém, you: te, we: mi, he: ő, this: ez, Who?: Ki?, Where? From where?: Hol? Honnan? few: kevés, small: kicsi, male/man/person: ember, child: kisded, mother: anya (a woman name: Emese), father: apa, fruit: gyümölcs (in old Hungarian: gyimilcs), pull: húz, tart, push: tol, to laugh: nevet, chest: mell, belly: has, to think: gondol, sea: tenger, to know: tanul, king: kán, király, lion: oroszlán, good: szép, dirty: koszos, teve: teve, twin: iker, How are you?: Hogy vagy? , I came from Mongolia. Én mongóliából jöttem. Now Im coming to Seul. Most én Szöulba megyek. Eternal: örök, örökké, beard: szakál, herd: sereg, calf: borjú, lamb: birka, bull: bika, twins: ikrek. So Hungarian is absolutely Altaic-Turkic.

Also in Azerbaijani turkic where=harda

Both are correct. There is a genetic connection. And exchange of loanwords in each epoch. One must not forget, Altaic is much older than Indo-European. Each of these altaic languages ​​has been influenced, all along, by non-Altaic language groups. Turkic was influenced by Ugric, Saka, Yenisei and Sino-Tibtan in the early days. Later Persian and Arabic were added. Korean and Japanese were massively influenced by Chinese very early on, and this effect continues to this day.

Mostly similarity are Turkic-Mongolic-Tungusic hmm already I think Japonic-Koreanic aren't very related with Turkic-Mongolic-Tungusic

K so 1:27 the Japanese “ko” is phonetically derived from the kanji (chinese) character with the same meaning

steel is not temir steel is çelik.Demir or Temir is İron

Interestingly, dog is called Mongolian: nokhoi Japanese: inu Korean: nuk (wolf or dog in older Korean), gae (newer Korean), nuktte (wolves in newer Korean)

How can İ have %21 Central Asian , %9,5 Siberian/Eskimo , %6 Mongolian , %1,7 Japanese DNA if Altai is not real? Altai is real but I'm half Greek half Turkish. I'm grandchild of both Tengri and Zeus LMAO.

日本人と韓国人はアルタイ出身で、トルコ人モンゴル人は満州人です

In finland mother is emä, emo or mostly äiti nowadays. Allmost same as korean emi, aemi, emu. Its getting more and more obvious that uralic is of east asian origin the more i look and compare it to other east asian languges. Deer in tungusic is sounding like bogharu, in finnish and sami reindeer is poro or boazu, wild deer is peura or petra(forest deer). The word for to pull is tart, tata in mongolian, tungusic. In finnish tarttua means to hold on something or to grab on something,,, well if you pull something you of course need to hold on or grab it with your hand. Also tumen ten thousand sounds like kymmenen meaning 10. Mongolian for leopard is irves, in finnish lynx is ilves(maybe just coincidence but who knows) heres no leopards in west but maybe the tribes that came from east saw big cat foot prints in snow and tought it was leopard as they were used to leapards in east where they(uralics) came from.

Ok so mongolic and turkic have many similarities, but how about turkic and japonic

History and language all Turkish nations began from today’s Mongolian nativland

Ben(Men)+in=Menin,Sen+in=Senin are grammer similarity That's why it's Altaic Common Grammers-Pronoun

Mongol and Tungusic: sain Korean: 좋은 (joh-eun) Turkic: burkenu - cover Mongolic: burkheh

because of my comments revealing the identity of those vietnamese pretending to be Japanese, Korean, Mongol, etc. to attack Altaic theory and Turks, there is no longer any comment of the same kind posted 👍👍👍

Altaic is NOT a sprachbund. What proof do you have to debunk it?

Which Turkic language?

Korean: tto (also) Japanese: to (and)

1:47- Turkic Jemish and Meyve

End what about the hungarian?

Love is real.

It's true. Turkic mongolic tungusic (manzhur) and Korean Japanic one proto altaic people,

Türkçe sözcüklere geri donsek çok iyi olur. Arapça ve Farsçadan kurtulmak gerekir

баярлалаа ！₍ᐢ⑅•ᴗ•⑅ᐢ₎

Turkic ❌ Turk/Turkish ✅ The use of the term "Turkic" instead of Turk/ish is wrong, it is like the term "azeri" that the Persians coined it against the Turks. Since all English dialects are English and no one calls it "Englic", all Turkish dialects are also Turkish. Organization of Turk/ish States Greetings from South Azerbaijan

Long live 日本語

Wild, Savage Turkic and Japanese: Yaban

I would not dare ro call most words as cognates. They seem more like borrowings

3:16 And: Turkic: Ve/Va

Maybe many linguistics deny Altaic family but this similarities do exist anyway.

3:23 BLACK In BENGALI is kala কালা

Korean and Japanese are only theorized to be Altaic, only because few words have the same meaning and same pronunciation. Otherwise they're their own respective groups.

iyi ya yabancılar da bilsinler moğolistanda mazimiz olduğunu.

5:29~5:41 Korean Chigeum(X) ije(ize)(O)

Turkish and Japan same “İi” (iyi), “Teppen” (tepe), “Şaşi” (şaşı), “Yaban” (yabani), “Yama” (yamaç), “Yabanjin” (yabancı), “Tane” (tane) “Kuuki” (koku), “Kuro” (kara)

Bütün altay dillerini seviyorum🇹🇷🇰🇷🇰🇬🇦🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿🇰🇿🇯🇵❤️❤️

Wa is Arabic we have it also in Persian and Abu is also Arabic. Then language is influenced in Arabic

Ah yes. Tungusic.

Turkish native speakers in Turkey is not like in map that has been shown

Mongolic is related so Many languages👍

I don't really think that the Altaic language family existed, but I do think that the languages had a lot of interactions and shared a lot of vocabulary together.

they saw eje and romanisation of eomeoni and thought they sounded the same huh they have zero similar sunds

All Hail Genghis Khan The Greatest Conquer in the Known history! ❤️🇲🇳❤️

1:22 "Er" in Anatolian Turkish male soldier

Older turkish (Mu)=Bu= this (Tsu)=Şu= that (Hwu)=(Ou)=O= it (he /she) (Al)-El=carrier (Iz)- iz= S (Plural) (Dar) Der= diger= other (Eune)= Ön= (fore- first) =uno- one Hwu-al=Ol =O= it (he /she) Mu-eune= (Men)= Ben= Me= this one Tsu-eune= (Tsen)= Sen= You= that one Mu-eune-iz=(miniz)=Biz = We Tsu-eune-iz=(siniz)= Siz =You (Plural) Hwu-al-dar= (Uldar) =Onlar Hwu-eune-dar= (Ondar)=Onlar= They for other languages... (eune)- mu =ene..ne....ma...me...mo..bo...wo.. (eune) -tsu =ente..anda..anata.. thu..tu...ti..you (eune)- hwu= huve..he....

1-"While 'Altaic' is repeated in encyclopedias and handbooks most specialists in these languages no longer believe that the three traditional supposed Altaic groups, Turkic, Mongolian and Tungusic, are related." Lyle Campbell & Mauricio J. Mixco, A Glossary of Historical Linguistics (2007, University of Utah Press), pg. 7. 2-"When cognates proved not to be valid, Altaic was abandoned, and the received view now is that Turkic, Mongolian, and Tungusic are unrelated." Johanna Nichols, Linguistic Diversity in Space and Time (1992, Chicago), pg. 4. 3- "Careful examination indicates that the established families, Turkic, Mongolian, and Tungusic, form a linguistic area (called Altaic)...Sufficient criteria have not been given that would justify talking of a genetic relationship here." R.M.W. Dixon, The Rise and Fall of Languages (1997, Cambridge), pg. 32. 4-"...[T]his selection of features does not provide good evidence for common descent" and "we can observe convergence rather than divergence between Turkic and Mongolic languages-a pattern than is easily explainable by borrowing and diffusion rather than common descent", Asya Pereltsvaig, Languages of the World, An Introduction (2012, Cambridge) has a good discussion of the Altaic hypothesis (pp. 211-216).

Kachan-Hachan (Azeri)

Japan people's ancestors had mostly O and D haplogroups. Japanese genetically more related to Chinese

03:15 turkish ve

Cow is "Inek".Öküz is "Ox,Bull"

From the Great Mongolian stepps to the Great Ural and Caucasia Volga river and Turkey. Stepp brothers. Turegs, Kazakhs, Uigurs, Kyrgyzs once we shared one land. Great Altai mountains.

some ord come to arabic language when 1300 Chinges Haans Emperium! I don’t think Mongolisk turkish language same!!!!!

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I know more similarity Some more examples CHuL=Chuvash>TaSH=Turkish,CHuLuu=Khalkha Mongol,ShuLuu=Buryat Mongol(stone) ATa/EDe(Dede come from Ede)=Turkish,ECHeg=Khalkha Mongol(elder relative,father) Baba=Turkish,Boba=Gagauz,Paba=Khakas(Proto Turkic=Apa),Aav=Khalkha(father) Aga/Agha=Turkish,Akh=Khalkha Mongol,Age=Manchu Yash=Turkish,Azerbaijani,Nas=Khalkha Mongol (age) Jas=Kazakh,Zalguu=Khalkha Mongol(young) Yüz=Turkish,Süüs=Sakha,Nüür=Khalkha ESHek=Turkish,ILjig=Khalkha Mongol,Eihen=Manchu Tavşan(TabyĹgan(TabıSHgan=Old Turkic)=Proto Turkic),TuuLai(Proto Mongolic=TuxuLai) Kaychı,Kaiychy=Turkish,Qaichy=Azerbaijani,Haych=Khalkha Mongol Tuz=Turkish,Duz=Azerbaijani,Davs=Khalkha Mongol,Turuke=Evenk Inek=Turkish,Inäk=Azerbaijani,Ünee=Khalkha Mongol Soghan=Turkish,Songin=Khalkha Mongol Buz=Turkish,Muz=Kazakh,Mös=Khalkha Mongol Kaburga=Turkish,Qabırgha=Azerbaijani,Khavirga=Khalkha Mongol,Xabyreg=Daur

There are similarities between Altaic and Islolated Dravidian language family spoken in southern India

2 Turkic: İki, İyyi Tungusic: Juwi, Jui Korean: İi Japanese: Nii Tibetan: Nyi Middle Chinese: Nii Hong Kong Cantonese: Jii

Although Vovin (2014)is unsure if Japonic is genetically related to Kra-Dai, but he claims that Japonic must have been in contact with Kra-Dai, pointing to an ultimate origin of Japonic in southern China.

Türkçe diye yazılanlar hangi türkçe? Ana-anne yerine ece yazılmış ki Türkiyede kullanılmaz ama seni seviyorum türkiye türkçesiyle yazılmış ne alaka?

Indo-Iranian: *hwa-kama "autocrat (lit. self-willed")" > kagan > kān *baga-tura "strong god" > bagatur > bātur *hwatun "wife" > xātun *Hr̥pā́š "barley" > arpa *pārs "spotted" > bārs (related to Hittite: paršanaš, also maybe existed in Iranian: *āl pārs > Turkic: *ālbārs > Siberian dialects: irbis/irbiz/irbič etc., the als in Iranian folklore type of demons) *bukáh "bull" > buka > buku Tocharian: okso "ox" > öküŕ tumāne "myriad" > tümen Sino-Tibetan: 鐵物 /*diēr-mwur/ "iron item" > temür 戰 /ćèn/ "army" > čer > čerig 纛 /*duːɡ/ "flag" > tug 銅 /duŋ/ "copper" > tun > altun "red bronze/copper (gold)" (Yakut analogy: кыһыл көмүс "red silver (gold)")

In Mongolian we don’t say “ba” 🙄

grammer completely same 😂

Turkistan

This could be a new powerhouse between Slavic and Chinese civilizations.

Ne kadar çok türk varmış

1:31 turkic must be ana or ama