По английски им пиши. Они демонстративно русский игнорируют

​@@user-nm7jf5ym4zгаз ИМ твой лающий язык не нужен

@@Japan_man нужен твой пердящий?

@@user-nm7jf5ym4z why does it rip your arse apart so bad?😂

​@@user-nm7jf5ym4zthat's great that people in Russia can also choose in what language they speak , ethnic and worldwide english , russian language useful just to communicate with russians no more 🤷🏻‍♂️

Hello, yes this is correct. İ speak also turkish , because my wife is from Turkey and some words, for example the Numbers, are very similar. But other words are completely different, especially the whole sentences, but you can still see the linguistic relationship..

Hello, as a person with an Azerbaijan background, I was able to understand most of Tartar and some of Sakha. It was interesting. Thanks

Hello, as a Portuguese, I didn't understand a thing of what they said. 🙃

@@GRosa İts normal,because turkic and latin groups completely different language families.On the other hand, I think the Latin alphabet is the most suitable for Turkish languages. It is already written in Latin alphabet in countries such as Turkey and Azerbaijan.

@@yavuz2638 I know. (I was joking -> 🙃)

Опа!

Are you Muslim or Christian ??

​@@ironheart5830Эй Саха не Христиане!!!!

@@NetZ191 ??

@@ironheart5830 Sakha not Christian!

я кыргызка, очень хорошо понимаю татарский, из якутской речи мало что поняла

SELAMÜ ALEYKUM KAZAKSTANDAN 🇹🇷👍

Russianization, is a form of cultural assimilation in which non-Russians, whether involuntarily or voluntarily, give up their culture and language in favor of the Russian culture and the Russian language.The assimilation policy was initiated in the Turkish lands occupied during the Tsarist Russia period. First, the Turks were tried to be assimilated by being Christianized. It was aimed to change the culture and language of the Turks by opening Russian schools in this region. Turkish families' lack of interest in Russian schools rendered the assimilation policy ineffective. After the Turkish provinces were captured during the Soviet Union, the use of the name "Turkistan" was banned in Russian maps and books. Then Turkistan was divided into five separate republics. The use of different dialects was made widespread in order to disrupt the unity and solidarity among the Turks. It was claimed that Uzbek, Kazakh, Kyrgyz and Turkmen were forcibly Turkified. Accordingly, the languages ​​of these nations, their unique history and literature were systematically mentioned. Thus, the unity of the Turkic communities in Turkestan was tried to be disrupted by revealing the feelings of arrogance such as Uzbekism, Kazakhism, Turkmenism, Kyrgyzism. The Soviets decided to print a 10-volume "History of the Soviet Union". The parts that explain the special historical development of non-Russian nations were not included in the work. Works on the national spirit in literature were banned. The Soviets systematically destroyed mosques and masjids in these Turkish provinces and nationalized the properties of their foundations. They closed the schools and madrasas that trained clergy and imprisoned and exiled the leading Muslim clergy. The remaining few mosques, although open, were closed to worship. While hundreds of thousands of Turks were taken from Azerbaijan and Turkistan as workers and settled in other parts of the Soviet Union, they settled Russian and non-Russian nations, with the claim of ensuring economic development. The purpose of this migration movement, which continued for years, was to bring the non-Russian nations together in a pot and to destroy their national feelings. The Russians wanted to break the cultural ties of Turkey and Turkistan. For this reason, in 1924, they switched from the Arabic alphabet to the Latin alphabet, and upon Turkey's acceptance of the Latin alphabet in 1928, they switched to a mixed Latin alphabet system with the "Russian Cyrillic" letters for the Turks. I hope that in the future, you will gain full independence and freedom like our other Turkish brother countries and get rid of Russian assimilation and colonization.May my existence be a gift to the Turkish existence! How happy is the one who says I am a Turk !

@@umitkartal4605 САЛЕМ ТУҒАН ҚАЛАЯСН

@@umitkartal4605 hmm turks also done that in the peninsula.. since bizantium to otoman. Historically all empires so that with native people to integrate them inside its own culture, some with more delicacy than others. Thats why turkeye its muslim nowdays when historically natives there dont.. Without acritude but the "union of the turks" is to benefit turkeye and its a strategy. Colaboration is good indeed but its just a geopolitical strategy. Despite being turk peoples they dont even share blood or common past in most places. Neo otomanism its a strategy Also you are refering some period of ussr but not at all is like that in the whole processes. In fact blosheviks helped turks independent movement period were relations were warm

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You understand Finnish , how much similar to Hungarian

Hello i from lithuania and i am turkish jewish ✡ we are the sons of the khazar turks judaisme. Merhaba Ben litvanyadaki musevi türk bizler hazar türklerin torunuyuz ✡

Казахи наши братья ❤️❤️❤️

🤗🤗🤗

Уруй айхал Казахтарга 💪🏻

Олар ади орысша солеимиды ,сен не орысша кырып отырысын?манкурт

Salam, Cavassem.Epe Ramazan.

@@blgram Salam:)

That's so cool! I'm fascinated by the different groups in Russia

@@Anya-jk2dy Thank you🤗🧡

@@alibalibekbaykal Salam)☺

most of agricultural and equiestrian terms are of turkic origin in magyar. actually ottoman turkish influence is very little (only turkic) most of ottoman turk loanwords are persian or arabic words. as I told, because of both two terminologies are most of turkic origin, this confirms the theory that magyars are actually a forest+fisher people, that came in contact with early türks in the 4th 5th century. also genetic researchs suggest like the conqueror magyars were half uralic, half turkic, most closest to them are bashkirs.

@@Mustafa1998 Thank you for your comment! You are extremely knowledgeable about the early period of Hungarian history. I would add that there were Chuvashes / Bulgarians? / Kipchaks / Tartars? / living on the western side of the Ural Mountains, from whom we took most of the Turkish words. Linguists know 400 supposedly Turkish words. We have 280 Turkish words proved.

@@silverlions Thanks. I would say first wave Oghurs (Avars(???), Bulgars, Chuvash) second wave Kipchaks third wave Ottomans.

A török rokon nép azért is van több hasonló szavunk így tehát a tatár és a jakut földiek is rokonok ha jól sejtem

@@bencestrasszer5670 Ez azért nem olyan egyértelmű. Mi az, hogy rokon nép? Kötöny kán 50 000 harcosával Magyarországon telepedett le és beolvadt a magyarságba. A kun /kipcsak/ törzsszövetség a Kárpátoktól a Bajkál tóig terjedt. Végülis Kötöny kán harcosai között akár jakutok is lehettek. Ezzel a rokon nem rokon dologgal az a baj, hogy igazából mindenki rokon ilyen logika szerint. A vándorlásaink során folyamatosan csoportok maradtak le és mindíg új csoportok csatlakoztak.Szlávok, törökök, irániak, ázsiaiak, európaiak. Ha csak a magyar nyelvet nézzük ilyen alapon rokon nép a szláv is, mert sok szláv eredetű szavunk van. Sok latin eredetű szavunk van akkor a latinok is rokonnép? Most az angol szavakat vesszük át nagyszámban akkor az angolok is rokonnép?

@@yahyazekeriyya2560 ı I agree sir.

"России" специально с маленькой буквы написал?

Tatars historical land : from the Crimea to Western Siberia from Astrakhan to the Volga region

Tatars have Finnish-Ugric influence not Russian, Same as half of Turkish have Kurdish/Armenian/Greek and so on influence

We are descendents of Vogla Bulgars

​@@arturinsaf6902 26 armenian word have in turkish, 3166 turkish word have in armenian. 48 greek word have in turkish, 4600 turkish word have in greek And you say that Turkish is so influenced by these languages, that's why it doesn't look like Tatar, 50 words in total lol

@@yakupgencyilmaz he means that they are influenced by the way they sound. I’m turkish and have an Armenian friend, and when she spoke armenian it sounded pretty similar to turkish

Kazan tatarçasinda ç harfi yok.

Aramızdaki uzaklıkların kısalıp kapatılması için birbirimizle sık iletişimde olmalıyız bence de.

Kelime değil sözcük. Kelime Arapça, Sözcük Türkçe. Cümle değil tümce, bunlara dikkat edelim maalesef Türklük bağı güçlü olmayanlar Türkçe karşılığı olanlar yerine bile yabancı sözcükleri dayatmış.

@@aflacseacatafeoxsokoya2529 maalesef değil, ne yazık ki. Maalesef arapça 🤣

@@aflacseacatafeoxsokoya2529 çok haklısınız ama bu kelimeler hayatımıza o kadar yer edinmiş ki kullanıyoruz .

@@sudeaytc Bu tür sözlerin öz Türkçe karşılığı varken daima bunları kullanmaya özen gösteriniz. Elbette ki bu söylediğime herkes uymayacaktır ama buna dikkat eden insanlarımızın sayısı arttıkça bir bakmışsınız öyle bir zaman gelmiş ki bu sözlerin Arabçasını veya Farsçasını kullananlar kalmamış veyahut nadiren kullanılmaya başlanmış.

@@DatBowlingGuy Elbette öyle ama okullarda bu sözcükler kullanılmaya devam ettikçe köklü bir değişim olacağını sanmıyorum

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oZ9ngKtnx7TRp5s.html Salam 안녕하세요(An-nyong-haseyo) My friends! Dorobo, Sakhalargha wa Salam Tatarlarga! ㅡMin Koreyadan kelgen. Adim Jeon! You the Tatars and Sakhalar are my relatives whose ancestors left my country long time ago, across Manchuria and Buryatia and Turkistan (Mongolia) about 1300 years ago! When my country fell apart in 668 AD, due to the war with Tabghach(=Kytay=China), my people had to migrate to Turkistan (Go'k-Turk), they were called Tatars (Taedaero: 대대로) in Go'k Turk language. You can read the ethnic name of Tatar ever written in the stele (stone monument) of Bilge Kaghan of Go'k Turk Kaghanat! in the year 732 or some time around there. That is the first time ever recorded!That was the forefather of the Tatars including all the Tatars like Cremean, Kazan and others. Regarding the ancestors of Sakhalar, there are 4 legendary persons who became the forefathers of 4 different branches of Sakha people. One is Omogoy Bay from Mogolistan, the 2nd was El'dey from Tannu Uryangkhay who, after arriving in modern-day Yakutia, became the son-in-law of Omogoy Bai and the 3rd person was Uluu Khoro from Khoro-sire from a warm-far--away country from the lower flows of Amur, and the 4th person's name is unknown but, he was one from Tumad tribe from the south... Interestingly, all these 4 persons migrated to modern day Yakutia from a country called Barkhae (Northen part of Korea) also called Balhae or Barga or Bargu in Mongol language!While migrating during the time intervals of hundreds of years, they lived with Turkic-speaking people. While migrating during the time intervals of hundreds of years, they lived with Turkic-speaking people, such as Go'k Turks, Uighur and Yenisey Kyrghyz, they began to speak in Turkic language which you are speaking now! But, their original language was ancient Korean language called Kongurei-Malgalian language (Korean in modern terms)! People in Khakasia who are also called Kongurei-Khorai-Tadar-still remember the name of their ancestors' land, Kongurei (конгурей): Алдан четкен чылгымнын - У табуна моего достигшего 60 голов Алызы кайдал конгурей - Где веревка для привязи, конгурей? Алды кожуун чонумнун - у народа моего в шесть кожуунов (админ. территориальная единица) Аалы кайдал конгурей? - Где аал (родина) конгурей? Алдын адак Тандымны - Арамайлап дагыдым - Освящаю я благопожеланиями золотого Танды (гор) подножие Алды кожуун чонумну Алгап-йорээп мактадым Песнями и молитвами благословляю и воспеваю я свой народ в шести кожуунах....They are still remembering the collapse of Kongurei (큰구려=고구려, Great Korea, Great= 큰-Korea=구려)! However, you are there and we are here! We simply forgot our common history! My e-mail address is: chinghiz@naver.com My phone nmber is: 82(Code of Korea)-10-4449-6384. You may contact me any time. Ya govoryu po-Russki y Angliski, y Uzbekcha y Mogolcha. Nice to see you my sisters and friends! I send you 2 songs from you ancestors country: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d557hMuo0sq-eas.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bK6VndqGlbbFhaM.html

Eki Augusta. I think each Turkic language has its own beauty. To me, Sakha language sounds really cute :) Tuvan language sounds "manly", and I feel like it protects archaic grammar rules.

@@blgram I think that the mongolian influence makes Tuvan language sound so manly compared to other Turkic languages.

Hey do tuvans consider themselves as Turkic or Mongolian can you answer bcs I always wondered

Whis is closer to Tuvan ? Tatar or Saha ?

Olma 🍎 in Uzbek Turk language 🇺🇿

Plus some hundreds of common words which come from centuries ago when we were riding our horses side by side under the command of Attila. Best wishes from Istanbul bro. :)

Elma in Anatolia Turk language🇹🇷

@@metekoldasogullar2141 all the best for you too bro 😀

Alim in Mongolian

Absolutely. The grammatical structure, numbers and the most basic words are almost unchanged. The most basic and powerful part of the Turkic peoples identity, which has migrated from one place to another for centuries, can be called language. Language is our identity.

You will have to thank Genkis Khan for spreading the Turkik realm ( Or blame him 😀 whichever perspective you have )

In saha Silver - ürüñ kömüs Gold - kömüs

Kumus is silver in kazakh too. Altyn is gold.

Türkçe(Turkish): Gümüş = Silver Altın = Gold

@@ritamarkova1502 ürüñ means product in Turkish

What about the kazakh

If I would talk to myself in the middle of the woods, people would probably call me nuts 🤪

Say hello to Tengri from me.

@@Nabium Hello knly to Allah

@@user-vm6qt1mb9w Kazakh and Kyrgyz dialects are very smilar.

Свободно общаться конечно не получится но в плане торговли очень даже хорошо будешь понимать весь тюркский диалект потомучто у всех Тюрков числительные одинаковые и это факт

@@yukimen2851 Турецкий ютубер смог общаться с уйгурами в Китае и казахами в Монголии говоря только на стамбульском турецком, и это действительно круто

Думаю, на русском тебя ещё быстрее там поймут. Да и на болгарском, если будешь употреблять слова, сличные с русским, также, полагаю, неплохо коммуниковать получится.

Amerikayı ilk bulan Türklerdi, ve oranın yerlileri Türk.

Greetings from North London. I'm half Turk.

Hungarians are ancient Turkic people

"Olma🍎" in Uzbek Turk language 🇺🇿

Alma or Elma are used by all Turkic peoples for Apple.

All turks say like that)

You are not a Turk, people of Azarbaijan did not come from Mongolia

@@lovelyartin You do not have the authority to say who I am. Stop being racist and get a life

@@SenaChalishqan peoples there are from ancient Iran, not from Mongolia

@@lovelyartin In fact, local Iranians are not of Indo-European descent, but largely Elamite and Semitic, but imitating "Aryans".

In Tatar 'silver' is "көмеш" (transl. kömeş)

Good afternoon after

Yaxshimisiz? Tuzukmisiz? Mixdaymi? 😊Men tatarman😁🤝

Kokturks

😂😂

Yup!

It makes sense because a day is about the sun. And 1 month is 1 full moon cycle. It's how we break up the calendar.

In Austronesian languages, sun is day's eye. Moon and month is the same word.

In Dutch, the word for moon and month (maan & maand) are very similar. Not for sun and day (zon & dag). What has always fascinated me though is how ‘sunday’ is always ‘sunday’ in every language I know. From Europe to China people refer to the ‘sun’ on sundays. Fascinating.

@@HerryNovri Same in English and Tagalog. Wow, so many commonalities

Кстати на узбекском серебро это "кумуш", золота "олтин".

@@user-me3ii9yx3u Спасибо, да. В якутском слово "алтан" изменило свое значение (вероятно, под влиянием эвенкийского), значит "медь". "Золото" будет "кыһыл көмүс", букв. "красное серебро".

@@user-qm3vz2zv6g киhыл на узбекском qizil, есть ли в якутском языке буква "з" ?

@@user-me3ii9yx3u Нет. В основном вместо узбекского "з" будет якутское "с" или "һ".

In Turkish “gümüş” means “silver”. Sakha seems surprisingly close.

İsmail Aktan Bey isviçrede yaşıyorum tarih arşiv araştırmacısıyım Türk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kütüphanelerdeki orijinal kaynakları latinceden fransızcadan bulup Türkçeye çevirip anlatmak ATATÜRKE VE TÜRK DÜNYAMIZA BORCUMDUR ilginize teşekkür eder saygılarımı sunarım

And I also thought that Tatar "Good morning - Khaerle irte" sounded a little bit like Finnish "Good night - Hyvää yötä". ;) And all three languages have vowel harmony.

Khayr in arabic means "good" and thats where tatar language gets it from

@@jana_t Yeah, my understanding is that Turkic and Uralic languages have a similar kind of vowel harmony, while Mongolian and some other languages have a different kind.

I think Eli could be Miss Russia 👸

Salam is muslim world. All turks say it.

@@movie9600 lol hthey are only half million

@@irinaivanovna6380 i'm living in turkey but i'm far from arabic words. Even, i am not muslim.

@@SagucuTegin Salam is Turkic world already. That’s called borrowing.

Müslüman olmamanız yazık.

Where are you from?

I heard that there is a lot of racism in Poland. As someone from there, how accurate is this? Can you say?

​@@yavuz2638 I can't be the spokesperson for the entire country. I don't experience racism (or any bigotry) so how would I know how common it is? I surround myself with good people and I believe that most of the people here are good (even if some of them aren't very "politically correct" they mean well). We have a lot of foreign students from Turkey, China, Kazakhstan etc. We have ethnic minorities like Tatars and Vietnamese living here. Unfortunately, there are also nationalist groups, and bigots, and agressive idiots, but which country doesn't have them? It's complicated.

@@kagaminek Thanks for the answer. From what you describe, Poland is very similar to my country. Although there is a lot of hospitality, of course there are people who are xenophobic. Unfortunately, more than 4 million Syrian refugees have increased racism (with the awesome policies of Tayyip Erdogan). Regardless of where a person is, the result is essentially the same.

@@yavuz2638 Hitler won the ideological war.

charles Bronson us actor was a tatar :-) of baltic

the garden is still far away (at least 2 more months). It's still snowing

It's interesting that the words a nomadic people would find most important , like horse, are the same. Just shows you how far the original groups traveled before settling down in different areas and then evolving their language there.

Horse is very important animal for Turks. It' s important for our history. I guess it's same because of that.

@@eda4557 lots of animals in Turkish are actually Old Turkic. İnek(cow), sığır(cattle), karga(crow), saksağan(magpie), aslan(lion), kaplan(tiger), sırtlan(hyena), tilki(fox), sıçan(rat), balık(fish) and the list goes on.

@@ayblablabla okey but I try to say "at" ıs same in the all Turkic language.

@@eda4557 lots of these animals are also same in other Turkic languages