I'm Iranian, and these women look so classy with their hijabs. So beautiful. We all have such beautiful cultures. FREE PALESTINE Inshallah, ba omid Khoda.

For me Persian is the most beautiful and sweetest language ❤️

حين اراكم مشتعين هذا يجمعنا اشعر بل يحزنني جدا حين ارى كيف العداء نقاتل بعضنا ونحدث هذا عن السياسه طبعا بدل انها نجلس ونجل رغم الاشياء التي جمعتنا والتاريخ الطفيله رجعنا مجتمع واحد اتمنى ان نعيد توضيض العلاقات بيننا❤🇹🇷❤🇮🇷❤🇾🇪

Hi there! One interesting fact is that Arabic usually put the verb first in the sentence whereas Turkish or Persian put it at the end. Those three languages are related because of common history but they belong to three different groups ( Semitic, Turkic and Indo-European). So, if an Arab meets a Turk or a Persian, they usually end up speaking English.

Persian is very interesting i’d love to visit Iran one day.

وقتی زبانها کنار هم این شکلی قرار میگیرن جه قدر قشنگ میشن😍😍😍

من هم دوست دارم در چنین جلساتی شرکت کنم. 🇮🇷🇹🇯❤️🇹🇷❤️🇸🇦

I’m Qazaq I love all of them especially Turkish language 🇰🇿

Really interesting. We use some of these words in Urdu language as well like akreba(azeez-o aqarib), duniya, ashiya, fail, tareekh etc.

احسنت. خیلی جالب و خوب بود :) ممنون ازتون💌

Turkish have arabic words (the reason is İslam) BUT gramaticly soooooo different.

That was so interesting😍

ای جان😍💛 عالی بود محیا جان😘🌱 موفق باشی دختر❤️

Being Turkish & Iranian and having knowledge in BOTH languages I can tell you they are in fact VERY SIMILAR. Just a FEW examples below. I have hundreds more! Collective Pronouns in Turkish and Persian: English - Persian - Turkish All of us - Hamemūn - Hepimiz All of you - Hamatūn - Hepiniz Ourselves - Xodemūn - Kendimiz Yourselves - Xodetūn - Kendiniz None of us - Hič kūdūmemūn - Hiçbirimiz None of you - Hič kūdūmetūn - Hiçbiriniz Some of us - Baziyāmūn - Bazılarımız Some of you - Baziyātūn - Bazılarınız Everybody - Harkas - Herkes Nobody - Hičkas - Hiç kimse Sentence examples between Turkish & Persian: Turkish: Duvarımızın rengi kırmızıydı. Persian: Divāremūn rangiš ḡermez būde. English: The color of our wall was red. ________________ Turkish: Bazı haftalar hiç müşteri alamıyorum Persian: Bazi haftehā hič mos̄tari nemigiram English: Some weeks I do not get any customers. ________________ Turkish: Küçükken her gun portakal yerdim. Persian: Kūčik būdam har rūz portāḡāl mixordam. English: When I was a little I used to eat oranges everyday. ________________ Turkish: Bahçede kurbağa gördüm. Persian: Bāḡče tūš ḡūrbāḡe didam. English: I saw a frog in the garden. ________________ Turkish: Carşamba ve Perşembe evimize kimse gelmedi Persian: Čāršambe o Panjšanbe xūnemūn kasi nayomade English: Nobody came to our house on Wednesday or Thursday. ________________ Turkish: Düsmanimin düsmani dostumdur Persian: Došmane došmanam dūstame English: The enemy of my enemy is my friend ________________ Turkish: Bugun hiç enerjim yok cünkü dün gece asla uyumadım. Persian: Emrūz hič enerji nadāram čūnke dišo aslan naxābidam. English: I do not have any energy today because I did not sleep at all last night ________________ Turkish: Akşam yemeği hoşumuza gitti Persian: Az šām xorākeš xošemūn omade English: We enjoyed the dinner ________________ Turkish: O dört tane yerdi Persian: U čārtā dūne mixorde English: He used to eat four pieces ________________ Turkish: Bir tek pirinç tanesi kaldı Persian: Tak dūneye berenj mūnde English: One single rice grain is left ________________ Turkish: Bunu kendin mi yapiyorsun? Bunu kim yapardi? Persian: Eno xodetūn mikonin šomā? Eno ki mikarde? English: Are you doing this yourself? Who used to do this? ________________ Turkish: Arabalarına bakıyordum Persian: Māšinhāšūnrā nigā mikardam. English: I was looking at their cars. ________________ Turkish: Onları tanımıyordum, Onu tanıyordum. Bunu tanıyorum. Persian: Unārā našnāxtam. Uno mišnāxtam. Eno mišnāsam. English - I did not recognize them. I did recognize it. I do recognize this. _______________ Turkish: Ben şarki söyledim, sen şarki söyledin, o şarki söyledi, biz şarki söyledik, onlar şarki söylediler Persian: Man āvāz xūndam, šomā āvāz xūndin, ū āvāz xūnde, mā āvāz xūndim, ūnā āvāz xūndan English: I sang, you sang, she sang, we sang, they sang. _______________ Turkish Days of the Week: Pazar, Pazartesi, Sali, Cerşembe, Perşembe, Cuma, Cumartesi Persian Days of the Week: Yekšanbe, Došanbe, Sehšanbe, Čāršanbe, Panjšanbe, Ādineh, Šanbe English Days of the Week: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

چقد جذاب و باحال بود این ویدیو 🤩 خیلی حس خوبی داره 😍

Dakika is a minute in Swahili as well. Currently, I have my Italian month (probably will do it for February too) but later I plan on coming back to Turkish which I have barely started. I am also in awe of the Persian language and I have it planned to at least start this year so this video is a perfect motivation! I just realized that Turkish has so many similarities with Persian. I speak Swahili and my tutor recently visited Egypt. He told me about similar words that Swahili shares with Arabic (a discovery for him as he comes from Kenya and as a Christian he did not now any Arabic before). I didn't know it works also with Turkish and Farsi. It makes me beyond excited to study those two languages especially considering the fact I have Arabic planned for the next year if everything will go smoothly. Haha, or for later years. Thank you very much for that video and looking forward to see more!

چقدر عالی بود چه دوستای شیرینی مرسی کلی بابت ویدیوهای خوبت ~♡

خیلییی خوب بود خیلی لذت بردم امیدوارم بیشتر ویدیو بسازین توی یوتوب اینجور ویدیو ها زیاده ولی اونایی که شما درست میکنین کاملا متفاوت و خاصه برا من ^-^🌸❤✨

چه جالب بود دوست داشتم این ویدئو رو 😘

Amazing 😍❤️

مهیا جون عالی بود⁦♥️⁩⁦♥️⁩⁦♥️⁩لطفاً اگر میشه بیشتر از اینجور فیلم ها بساز😊😍

Oo azzm more videos plz it's really entertaining 😀😘😘

ویدئو های مقایسه و شباهت زبانها که درست میکنی عالی و بی نظیرن، مرسی که وقت میذاری

العربية هي الاكثر تأثيراً واكثر حضارة. وثقافة مع اعتقادي بان الفارسية والتركية فهمُ شركائنا بالتاريخ

چقدر جالب! Great

چقدر جذاب بود😍💜🍀

خیلی جالب بود😍❤

اونها خیلی حرف میزدن ولی تو آروووممم😂انیدوارم تو همه ی مراحل زندگیت موفق باشی محیا جون😊💜

Great video Mahya. I like how you said Fenjoon (فنجون ) instead of Fenjan (فنجان) for the fun of it. These were some of many similar words that we share, most of them also have one or multiple synonyms in respective language that are totally different which makes them unique. I'll be staying in Antalya for 10 days and plan to go to some of the most notable places in South-Western Türkiye such as Ölüdeniz, Fethiye, Pamukkale, Hierapolis among others. Do you have any tips and recommendations?

Awliiiiii😍😍

There is 15k persian,arabic and french words in Turkish and we have 130-140 k words.

Wonderful 😊 Mahya 😘✔️✔️✔️

خیلی منتظر ویدیو جدید شما بودم

خیلی خوب بود 💜💜💜

many similarities with hebrew as well. love this video

من این ویدئوهای گفتگوهای تمدن ها رو خیلی دوست دارم محیا جان. دمت گرم.😍😍

چقد خوبه اینجور ویدیو ها

خیلی عالی بود موفق باشید 💙💜💚

Interesting 💚💚💚

Perfect😍😍😍👌👌

It was a very enjoyable video with a positive energy. I like these three languages are similar with each other via Arabic loanwords. But it's funny that Persian and Turkish have similar logic of deforming the semantics, morphology and grammar of the same Arabic words then adapting them into their own languages.

Nice video ❤😊

You are so amazing ❤️❤️♥️

Turkish language is so fun I like it😀😀😀

In Persian we say "Chiz" to thing (Shey). Shey and Ashya are rarely used.

And of course I do love Arabic 😍

I liked this video please make like it more Thank you

ویدیو جالبی بود ممنون

عالیییی✨✨✨🧡💛

Masha Allah Tabarakalah Afarin

Be success dear sister ❤

Great :)

great !

I am Bulgarian and because of common history with Turkey we have a lot Turkish words, many of them with different meaning or as a slang :D We also have Elmas, Fakir, Haber, Kalem, Ahmak. However we use Fakir for some genius person :D ; Haber as having idea/view for something; Ahmak is also idiot but synonym is Balik (which is "fish" in Turkish) :D There are many other words.

Most of these words are used in Urdu as well :)

احب هذه الفقرة اجتماع اللغات الثلاثة و التشابه بينهم رائع وانتم رائعات👍

That was intresting

nice one

you three together and combining three languages are amazing.😍 more videos plz.😅

چه قدر شما سه تا دوست داشتنی هستین ❤️

Salam nice video. Just realized that u were saying the plural version of some worlds wrong, like اشیاء Is plural and شی is singular . Good luck😉❤️

If i modify my urdu language in human shape then these three girls togather will give it human shape🥰... Hello i am from Pakistan and our Urdu langauge is the mixture of Turkish, Arabic and Persian.. 🙃.. I am aware of all these words except 1 or 2 Perfect کامل Diamond الماس World دنیا Scorpion عقرب Relatives اقرباء Things/objects اشیاء Elephant فیل/ہاتھی Verb فعل Geography جغرافیہ Map نقشہ Date/History تاریخ Cup پیالی/جام Beggar فقیر Trader تاجر Only فقط News خبر Reality حقیقت Minute دقیقہ but we mostly use واحد Means یعنی Exploitation استحصال In place of "Istamsaar" we use سرمایہ کاری for investment Pencil قلم Idiot احمق

خوشم اومد از برنامتون باریکلا

Mostly Arabic language influenced the Turkish and Persian as well

من چقدر متانت شما رو دوست داشتم:) متانت:تسلط روی خود و احساسات آنی:)💚🍃

Good job

Good luck 👍

Unfortunately, we are one people, but we don’t understand each other except in English

با اونکه هیچی نفهمیدم ولی خوب بودperfect

پارت بعدی لطفا🙏

امیدوارم همیشه موفق باشید

Bangla is also similar with Most of the cases! Which is surprised me a lot!💙

بسیار زیبا

موفق باشین همه ای تان

دمتون گرم

سلام محیا برای آزمون Deleاسپانیایی B1لازمه که قبلش آزمون سطحAرو حتما شرکت کنیم؟؟ ممنون میشم جواب بدی🦋

عالی

The word مداد actually is in the Quran with the meaning of ink or writing liquid قل لو كان البحر مدادا لكلمات ربي لنفد البحر قبل ان تنفد كلمات ربي

أستغرب ضعف ثقافه العرب الحاضرين عندما قاله الفارسيه مداد و المعني به كل ما يخط به ( قل لو كان البحر مدادا لكلمات ربي ) فهم إستخدمو المداد كنايه عن القلم وهو معنى يقع في ذات العربيه

In Arabic, مداد means ink, like in the last verses of sourate El kahf.

great

Especially literature and poems

Awww soooooo enjobale 😩😩😩❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

👌👌

I like middle east as a whole. Cool cultures and people. Ignore xenophobic political groups and the region is quite well. Turkey, Palestine, Arabia, Iraq, Armenia, Iran, even some Israelis (all depending on individual character in my opinion not group origins or group association) are very sweet people with sweet languages and cultures. Ultra nationalistic political hatred stereotype the west projects on the region aside, the region is, as a whole, diverse and cool.

موفق باشی عزیزم

خیلی ویدیوی خوبی بود اما بهتره که یزره بیشتر ادیت کنید ویدیوتونو ❤

محیا عزیز سلاممم من ازتون خیلی نکات خوبی درباره زبان آموزی یاد گرفتم !!😍👌🏻 و بخاطر همین هم شروع کردم به یادگیری زبان شیرین اسپانیایی به صورت خودآموز 🥰 براتون هر جا که هستید آرزوی موفقیت بیشتر و بیشتر می کنم ❤️❤️❤️

the best

❤️❤️❤️❤️

Persian sounds cool.

درود بر شما. به امید اتحاد و دوستی همه مردم جهان با همدیگر🖐🌹

ایانی یه چیز دیگه است قدر خودمونو بیشتر بدونیم.... 💙👏👏👏👏🙏🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

اشیا ها غلطه اشیا چون عربیه همون شی مفرد و اشیا جمع درسته 💜 کلمات عربی با ها جمع بسته نمیشه چون ها فارسیه

4:27 آفرین به شما ولی خودتون هم اشتباه کردین چون اشیاء خودش جمعه و شی مفردش هست💚

The 3 Islamic languages, of the Book, the Sword and the Pen.

3 beautiful languages, 3 beautiful women

Wow it was amazing and so interesting. Mahya you were so quiet comparing the others in this video. That's alright but I feel maybe you were not in good conditions. Am I right? Are you ok?

Pencil in Arabic is Mersam "ميرسام" or Mersamah "ميرسمه" maybe in Egypt they don't know but in Saudi that what we say.

Somalia 🇸🇴 🤝🇸🇦🇮🇷