Iran will be revived again from this Islamic Arabic version. Zendabad Iran.

@@h2eroskoryosaryakaraaryani777 oh classic racist persian!🤣stop blaming Arabs you are the problem :))

no. Glory to the Islamic Republic

@@h2eroskoryosaryakaraaryani777 wtf does that even mean

@@h2eroskoryosaryakaraaryani777 As an Iranian proters we are sick of any religion

Yeah but Dari and Tajik people's original language was Sogdian of East Iranic origin before Islamic Invasion to the land.

No they are same languages with different accents Tajik Dari Farsi Parsi : Persian

maybe its not very obvious for a foreigner but tajik is also the same. kurdish and baluchi are the next 2 most similar

yes but Betty passed away recently made another name for the same language

Dari is a dialect of Persian...

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ჰაი, რა ხდება თქვენთან? მოგილიზაციას როგორ უმკლავდებით? 🥴 -eti- in Oss-eti-an is Georgien ending and means -an (Osseti-an). Shouldn't you correct your nationality name?

Darood from an Azeri ( Iranian one not turkified)

@@enta2 I’m from North Ossetia…

Love from your Azeri Brother. Biji Kurdistan , Zendabad Iran.

@@h2eroskoryosaryakaraaryani777 kurd Are not iranic

Kurd =/= iran

@@abubakrkurd-lur7825 ahl e kojaa hasti berader?

@@Ferhat21.. Sena dej

not really

The same only one European Iranian language. Plus, one of a few East Iranian.

I can hear strong Circassian influence in Ossetian.

@@alpachino7659 And I can hear strong Azeri influence in Tat.

Of course Ossetian has to be different.

exactly

Beluci people and kurdis people is brother and same .your scholars say beluci people is kurd because we have same tribes

@@muratsariboga8745 Balochi people are kurds?? Nonsense It just so rude i don't know what the deal with you kurds outside Iran

They're the only two presented from the Eastern branch of Iranian languages.

They also used the more colloquial accent (eastern accent) for Pashto instead of the more formal western one. The western one shares more sounds with the other Iranian languages (notably the "zh" and soft "sh").

@@ZeeZee9 the sound (ts) and (dz) which are available in pashto and ossetian are also available in central kurdish . but people aren't aware of their existence and they think these two sounds are same as (tʃ) (dʒ) in english and arabic and other languages

@@7mad211 nice. What sounds are the second two that you wrote? I never saw that before.

Slaw ez li kurdistanême 🟥☀️🟩

They seem to have used the Eastern accent for Pashto, which is not the original accent. I wish videos like this would use the Western accent. The Eastern accent completely removes two original sounds and doubles up two others instead. I think it came from slang, to be honest. People who were too lazy to say "zh" and soft "sh" (they double up and use "g" and "kh" for those two sounds, respectively).

+talysh, tabari(tapuri) and zazaki Caspian languages are really underrated

@@user-ek1bm2jo3p well because they have less speakers than Kurdish or Persian but they are well known in Iran

@@erfan3857 persian calls gilaki and tabari languages dialect and try to assimilate them and their ethnicities a lot of people don't know their own language , calender and history because of systemic xenophobia

@@user-ek1bm2jo3p Im Iranian bro what you are saying is nonsense we all know that mazani and gilaki are completely different languages. its fun you want to show some kind of pan-tabari ideallogy in social media, but Mazani people and gilaki people are so good with Persians, maybe they have some kinda issues with people of Tehran because of the tourists 😂 but they are so friendly with Persians of kourasan pars isfahan kerman or Yazd... its not for today, during history people of north were so influential for Iran in any teams ... so stop your bullshit please... Also brother you talk about ethnics in Iran, like Persians themselves consider Parsi as a nation but others as ethnicits......its also nonsense, Persians consider themselves as ethnic not a nation.... They proud to be ''part'' of Iran not Iran ''itself'' There are lots of sources from Gilan and Mazandaran like GhabusNamee ...go read them kid and see what was their idea about Iran Oh also don't forget Reza Shah the first king of Pahlavi dynasty was from Mazandaran he was not even Persian but people of Iran love him like other people of north

​@@erfan3857 first of all the language and ethnic name is tabari or tapuri ( mazani is an arab ethnic group and shahname mazandaran was a different place) and oh yes the classic if you want equality and calling out oppression you're a pan ?! :/ bruh im not a separatist " They proud to be ''part'' of Iran not Iran ''itself'' " that's not true and you know it both Islamic regime and fascist palanis treated ethnic minorities like a second class citizens and try to assimilate them you can deny your privilege all you want but but you can't gaslight me to think were being treated equally all these years

@Angel Gomez simp alert???????

@Angel Gomez thank u and y

Azəri ilk dəfə şərh bölməsində görürəm

Yep the Pahlavi Azari language would be something close to Tati and Kurdish although there are a few sources from this language

🎉 🌹❤️ I’m Kurdish hi

@@Kurdnetew Hello 🖐. 🤝

Gypsy from where?

цыганы не народы персии,. они народы индии. Возможно ваши языеи похожи потому что индией многие века правили персидские завреватели.

@@lambert801 I'm from Russia 🇷🇺

we descends from ancient Alans Scythians

@@swissfsm5855 Hi from Hungary! There is still a Jasz region here, although the Jassic language died out in the XVIIth century along with the Cuman (kun) language.

@@igorjee Jaszes along with their delegation even visited Ossetia a few times,nice people with interesting mix of cultures.Hail to Hungary!

As Russian I don't understand anything in Ossetian

yes, more similarity with Pashto, Yaghnobi, Pamir languages

They arenot dialects and they are seperate languages . they donot understand each other between lets say sorani,zaza and kirmanchi. All are seperate ethnic groups. All these people named kirmanchi and sorani are not natives of syria,iraq and Türkiye, they are nomads of Zagros mountains. and migrated during times. We will deter anyone naming our soil with another name. This is only social media sickness.

@@ayhankaracaoglu6845 you migrated from central Asia

My Grandfather in my mother's side is also Kurmanji Kurd in North Khorasan Iran

Those are all varieties of Persian. Luri for example is the closest living language to Middle Persian Pahlavi along with basseri and bakhtiari.

When we talk about kurdish , we are talking about lurish too . Two brothers that were oneday a part of each other but now they are a little far from each other . Bji Kurd o Lur .

@@abubakrkurd-lur7825 lurs are Persian and speak a Persian dialect, not Kurdish. Kurds cannot understand us.

@@abubakrkurd-lur7825 i don't wanna make you feel bad about your Kurdistan but when we are talking about Kurdish, Kurdish is bunch of Iranian dialects they are completely different Gorani is different language Kurmamji is a different language and Zazaki is also different Caspian language.... If you think with this kinda nonsense you will have access to the Persian gulf you are dreaming... Kurdistan is a landlock state Lurs have nothing to do with kurds if you gunna call them kurds i also consider all of Kurdish people as Persian... You are so rude You don't understand mutual respect i think Turkey put too much pressure on you guys So do your own business dreaming about Kurdistan in social media because its all you can do 😂

@@abubakrkurd-lur7825 Also Abu baker i don't even like your stupid Arabic name be more respectful

im half tabari half gilak and sorani Kurdish is way closer to our languages than persian !

No they speak their own languages which are Easter Iranic languages this map doesn't include many details

@@erfan3857 I know that they speak their own languages that's why I asked why it's marked as Persian on the map when Pamiri languages are Eastern Iranian

Pamiri is marked. Have a closer look

@@shamm1053 They're not? 00:36 marked as Persian. In the beginning it has a different color yes but she didn't mention them in the list

Masham yst Pomeriyen .✊🌄

Croatian people is aryeni people.i mean İran'ı and croatian language is same

Based comment

@@rafayadnanhamid8795 the safest thing to do is to follow the afghan heroes steps till we meet allah We are being killed since over 100 years and no one even cares about what is happening to us, we only have one path, fight until victory or die with dignity, just like Afghanies did, they are our idol and they will always be

@@odayb.y4457 ❤

I need a volunteer. 💖

@ꫝarry K Of course they do because they all belong to the Indo-Iranian branch. Hindi-Urdu of course being Indo-Aryan. Balochi and Pashto being both Eastern-Iranic languages that all go back to a Proto-Indo-Iranian language.

@ꫝarry K I believe Nuristani and Dardic languages are both isolates in the Indo-Iranian branch. They don’t seem to be connected to Indo-Aryan languages at all if I’m not mistaken. They do have Indo-Aryan influences seeing that they’re surrounded by Indo-Aryan languages like Hindko and Urdu-Hindi etc.

@ꫝarry K Pashto has nothing to do with hindi punjabi urdu or anything dardic at all. The words they share are persian loan words that india got during mughal rule.

thank you for this, this is beautiful!! I’m curious, do you have the translation for Tat?

@@user-tq8xh5sr1k Pashto is definetly Iranian , Punjabi Pakistanis can't even understand it.

@@dankmemewannabe7692 i sadly don’t

@@h2eroskoryosaryakaraaryani777 genetically they are indic, i think that's what he means

大佬！膜

yeah Zendabad Iran , Zendabad Aryani Zib

@@h2eroskoryosaryakaraaryani777 Definitely, Let's revive our badass Old Persian again. The Language much more older, richer and cooler than Arabic.

Why disrespect the arabs?

​@@amulya_asmi It can't go back. people just speak the Persian language with Arabic words. Afghanistan is more traditional in their language.

Fellas, let’s not start up World War 500 Googol here

actually Persian is the official language of Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan. Kurdish language has a lot of similarities with Persian and other Iranic languages, im myself Kurd from Iran and i know both kurdish and Persian and i can realize this relationship very well...

@@user-tq8xh5sr1k what? pashtu is not an Iranic language? u saw it in the video😂 linguistics put pashtu in Iranian languages family

@@user-tq8xh5sr1k Pashto is an iranic language, with an iranian grammer flex, vocabulary and origin. stop with your lies and media propaganda. Pashto is the largest language in Afghanistan. Persian is the largest SECOND-ethno-lingual language in Afghanistan. Everyone can speak Persian in afghanistan as it is a lingua franca (afghan-international language). Pashto is STILL however and will ALWAYS be the largest language in Afghanistan. it is an IRANIAN language.

@@thelegendaryboy4939 You are mistaken that everyone speaks Persian in Afghanistan, majority of people of the Eastern and Southern Provinces of Afghanistan border with Pakistan only speak Pashto they don't even know Persian.

Persian is one of the two official languages of Afghanistan

Being part of Russia/USSR means they speak with a Russian accent maybe.

Pashto also sounds distinct. That is due to influence from its indic neighbors. I imagine the same happened to Ossetian. The influence of its neighbors languages affected it in certain ways. Religion doesn't affect phonology though.

Osetçenin diğer dillerden farklı olmasının sebebi Peştunca ve Osetçenin doğu İrani dillerden kalanların ise batı İrani dillerden olması.Doğu İrani dillerle batı İrani diller çok erken tarihlerde birbirlerinden ayrışmaya başladılar.Bu dillerin Doğu ve Batı olarak sınıflandırılmasının kökeninde hem coğrafya hem de fonetik farklılık kıstas alınmış. Osetçe diğer İrani dillerin aksine etrafında İrani dil konuşulmuyor yani Osetçe konuşulan coğrafya Kafkas halklarının ortası dolayısıyla diğer İrani dillerle bir etkileşimi uzun zamandır yok ve daima Kafkas dilleriyle bir etkileşimi söz konusu bunun sonucunda da kelime dağarcığında ciddi bir Kafkas dilleri borç kelimeleri var. Farklılığın diğer sebebi de doğu İrani diller ile Batı irani diller arasındaki ses denklikleri. Videoyu detaylı incelemedim ama ilk 1 dakikasında 2 tane ses denkliğine rastladım. Bu ses denkliği ise h-s ses denkliği,p-f ses denkliği ve Peştuncada görülen "d-l" ses denkliği. Toparlayacaksak S=H P=F D=L Bu ses denklikleri sözcüklerde şöyle bir değişime sebep olmuş. Proto iranca : Dasa (on/10) sayısı Osetçede : Dæs kalmış ancak D-H ses denkliğinden batı İrani dillerinin çoğunda "Deh" şekline dönüşmüş. Proto iranca Dasa sayısı ise d-l ses denkliğinden Peştuncada "Les" olmuş. Osetçedeki diğer bir fonetik farklılık ise P seslerinin F ye dönüşmüş olması. Örneğin Partça : Pīt "baba" Beluçça : Pet "baba" Osetçede P-F ses denkliğinden "Fyd(fîd) : Baba Aynı şekilde 5 sayısında da bu ses denkliği var. Farsça : Panc "5" Kürtçe : Pênc "5" Osetçe : Fondz "5"

Because they are Eastern Iranic and descendants of Scythians > Sakas > Alans long detached from the other Iranic languages.

Just different cultures around through the whole history,from Goths to Caucasians and others

which one was ossetian she just skiped that part to english i think

@@cheber5690 No, the Ossetian is the text in blue

@@nostalgiakarlk.f.7386 yes ik but she don't spell it

@@sharjeel.k126 Pashtuns are genetically indic

@@sharjeel.k126 Pashtuns have nothing to do with iranic people, they are genetically Punjabi.

@@sharjeel.k126 tajiks didn't wipe out any languages, all Languages are still spoken there

​@@shamm1053 New profile for racist comments?

Part of it is because they used the eastern/northern accent, which is not the original Pashto accent! The western accent (spoken in places like Kandahar) sound much more similar to the other Iranian languages. I think Eastern Pashto came from slang, to be honest. Too lazy to pronounce "sh" and "zh." I really don't like the accent. Super confusing to understand, too, because they removed two distinct sounds.

they call themself Dimili (deylami) tho

Zazaki is a different language. not Kurdish.

@@uurrcann Zazaki is a Kurdish language , Kurdish itself is not a single language but 6 Closely related Languages including 1)Zaza , 2)Gorani and Kurdish proper 3)Kurmanji, 4)Sorani, 5)Xwarin and 6)Laki.

@@user-ek1bm2jo3p some of them do, not all of them. and if the term "dimli" derived from "deylami" is also another topic

@@uurrcann Zazaki is a Kurdish dialect like Kurmanji or Sorani,there is Zazas who think they're language is not Kurdish but the ones who says that don't even know their own language,they are assimilated! Those ones after some generations would even forget that they are Kurds or Zazas but they would call themselves Turks! I met some Zazas who knows Zazaki and they say that they are Kurds! Zazaki is not a different language,the Kurds who talk Kurmanji can understan 80% of it.

All Iranian languages were gendered and ergative in past

@@erfan3857 lie

@@Kamekasee Old Persian and old Median language were so close to each other even some experts consider them as Arya language during Achaemenid empire to early expansions of Sasanian empire Persian was a gendered language then they gradually became different from each other

Kurdish is absolutely different made language , it isnt iranic . Your sentence is false .

@@abubakrkurd-lur7825 yes, Kurds are descendants of the ancient Zagro-Torosian people. They were speak an isolate language. But after the iranic migrations Kurds started speak an Zagro-Iranic language. Even the modern Kurdish is different from other Iranic languages really. Iranians want asimilate us Kurds. WE - ARE - NOT - IRANIC

the language of hazara is Persian we proud of them 👏 ❤

​@ꫝarry K exactly!

No it does not. The video here uses Peshawari accent which has influence from Urdu phonology. Pashto is best represented by the Kandahari dialect because it is the dialect with the least foreign influence and all other afghan dialects are similar to it.

@@SnowLeopard-lt1vf Ok, but Peshawari accent definitely sounds a bit like Punjabi. I don't know speak either of them, but just by the sound of it, I can tell that those people are neighbors.

@ꫝarry K Pashto phonology matches Farsi with the exception of the retroflexion of some consonants (which it got from urdu). Because of it’s ancestor bactrian and avestan. The only other main difference is some vowel shifts and that certain constants in farsi are pronounced deeper in the throat. The dialect in this video is a fringe dialect of Pashto that is spoken only in Peshawar (and most of them aren’t fluent either so the “they are majority” some ppl claim doesn’t work. The way the man in the video spoke aside from pronunciation is not correct either). The other accents similar to the one in this video are khost and certain accents by tribes in paktika which legit no pashtun can understand 😂 The best representation is the Kandahari accent.

@@alpachino7659 the problem with the peshawari accent is that the majority of its speakers mix a lot of English and Urdu into it. Using a large chunk of vocabulary from completely unrelated languages makes it sound strange and the rest of us Pashtuns have trouble understanding them. On top of that they use Urdu numbers which is weird because why not just use ur own languages numbers?

😂

Because they used the eastern accent, listen to the western accent (spoken in Kandahar or Quetta). It sounds much closer to the other Iranian languages.

@@Ur_broski74 5 is in all slavic languages pienč. In indoiran panč. Almost same

Slavic languages are arian language dialects