When you realise, almost 10 times more people listened to the song in 30 minutes than the number of native Ingrian speaking people 🥺😰😭😭

From Estonia, this sounds like a mix between finnish and estonian and i love it

Ingrian song by Ingen epic

According the the Wikipedia, this there are only 142 native speakers of this language still alive.

An amazing coincidence. My grandfather is an Ingrian and I myself do not live so far away, in St. Petersburg. Many thanks to Ingen for the good music!

Ingrians were genocided by Stalin and almost annihilated, never forget

Didn't know this language existed, but after reading on the comments that there are few native speakers, it really feels different. Made me wonder how would it feel should my language and it's history suffer a fate like that. The lyrics are tender, yet so nostalgic that almost made me cry.

I'm finnish. I've never heard spoken Ingrian before. This is such a strange language to hear. I can understand every word except for one (Sebroloi) The rest are either fully finnish or sound very similar to a finnish word.

As a Hungarian, I share the sorrow of yours Finno Ugric Brothers. Stay strong, the sun will shine on us once again!

We tried, my brothers... 🇫🇮

I can't desceibe how painful it is to know that a language and culture so close to my own was opressed and destroyed like this..

Good to know that you pay attention to songs sung in endangered languages

Love to Ingria from Finland

As an Estonian, I understand so many words.

Understand there is a Ingrian finnish dialect and Ingrian language (also known as Izhorian). The song in this video is sung in Izhorian. Izhoras are native folk of Ingria. Finnish Lutherans came there later from Savonia and Karelian Isthmus

Don't let this language extinct.

It saddens me to know that in a few short decades this language may become forgotten and lost to time.

Im finnish and i understand this pretty well it just sounds like a dialect of finnish

Thank you so much for recognizing that the Ingrians exist.

how to give an severe depression to an fin or an estonian:

Greetings to our finnic brothers from Karelia

Hauntingly beautiful Greetings from 🇸🇪

Omal maal, omal maal oma kodumaal, kus rahu saan südamele ma sind igatsen ain't! Kus rahu saan südamele ma sind igatsen ain't! Ei ol' see maa, oo oma maa, see on üks võõras maa, minu emamaa, Ingerimaa ma sind igatsen ain't! minu emamaa on Ingerimaa, ma sind igatsen ain't! Siit kohast meie maale langevad minu silmad, seal on palju sõprasid oi, sind igatsen! Seal on palju sõprasid oi, sind igatsen! Päev uus, ilus, ja lahing lõpeb. Ärka, tõuse Ingerimaa Sul' õnnistus andakse! Ärka, tõuse Ingerimaa Sul' õnnistus andakse!

More people seen the video than speak ingrian😥

Love Ingria from Saint Petersb-- wait HOL UP

Ingenmaa :flushed:

Wow, Ingen. Just wow. Doesn't this language have native speakers in the triple digits?

Beautiful, greetings from Hungarian cousins 🇭🇺❤️

Love Ingria! from Czechia!

I put myself in his shoes and I'm about to cry

This song is so beautiful, I've listed to it 5 times already

This song almost makes me cry. The dying moans of an entire culture...

Beautiful, just... beautiful

Greetings to every ingrian from Hungary!

I did not even know what Ingrain was before this video thanks for sharing.

I love this channel

Does "sebroloi" means friends? In that case, could it be a loan from Slavic languages (as in Belorussian 'syabar', Russian dialectal "syabyor', and Proto-Slavic 'sębr')?

As a Finn, I would understand everything what this is saying.

Ingria will be free!

this music is just so , idk , it's hard to discribe it you feel the slow and inevitable extiction of this language this is art

I only know about Ingria from searching the words "Obscure independence movements" for a Hoi4 mod I was making

Oh, my beautiful homeland...

Considering you did Ingria, could you do a video on a Vepsian song

Ingrian culture… we missed it

There is 1 another ethnic group that is in great danger - Karelians from Tver region! Their language is sometimes called "old-Karelian", it's unique because in very old times the group of Karelians from Swedish border moved to Tver because of the Rus-Swed. war. We are separated from our roots and slowly disappearing 😢 I don't want to disappear!! 😭 My grandmother's family strongly suffered from repressions in 1938, her whole life she was terrified even to SAY that she is NOT RUSSIAN, she refused from her language and culture... 😭 I am here advocate now. Hyvät Suomen ja Viron veljet (ja siskot), meidän täytyy olla yhdessä säilyttämään meidän kieliä ja kulttuuria! Suursuomella on 2 "käsiä" - suomalaiset ja karjalaiset. Minä rakastan teitä 😭 🙏🏻

The language in question is Izhorian. Ingria is a historical region at the back end of the Gulf of Finland, surrounding the modern day city of St. Petersburg. The indigenous population (almost gone at this point) is Finno-Ugric. It came under Russian rule in the middle ages, but the Russian population was quite low for most of history. Before St. Petersburg was founded. The Ingrians are descendants of Finns who migrated to Ingria in the 1600s after Sweden won it from Russia in a war. Not to be confused with Izhorians. Izhorians are the indigenous (and almost extinct) population of the area. They live in Ingria but are Izhorian, not Ingrian. They are orthodox, unlike the Lutheran Ingrian Finns. Russia took Ingria back during the Great Northern War and built the huge city of St. Petersburg (Russia's new capital) right in the middle of it, making the local population explode (lots of Russians) which would later spell doom upon any Finnish expansionist aspirations. Nonetheless, Ingria remained very multiethnic, and the countryside remained very Finnish/Ingrian. They developed a Finnish and Ingrian identity, and revolted against red Russia during the civil war, wanting autonomy or the right to join Finland. They failed. Still, they formed a majority in many places all around rural St. Petersburg even during the early soviet years. That all changed with the U.S.S.R. During Stalin's purges and WWII, most of them were killed, sent to Siberia or fled to Finland. There's no way to distinguish the ones in Finland from other Finns, and all who survive in Russia speak Russian and have nothing left of who they once were. I spoke with an older gentleman in Helsinki once. He was from an Ingrian background. In one of his apartment's room's there was an Ingrian flag and a map of the region. He told me his parents fled persecution to Finland, but his grandfather was sent to a work camp, without a trial. He never came back. Years later they found out that he fought against his oppressors in a riot at the camp and was sentenced to death. I've heard a Finnish version of this song before. It's somewhat confusing; Ingria was conceived by Ingrians, but this song is sung in Izhorian. Makes sense, because it's their homeland, too. It's the equivalent of a Scottish or Welsh person calling themselves British, despite the majority of British people being Anglo-Saxons.

HAVAHU, NOIZE INGARMAA!

It sounds sad but national in same time

🇪🇪 🇱🇻 🇱🇹: Is that you? My long lost brother?

As an Estonian i understood almost everything

Rakastamme sinua, Ingermanland! Ja toivomme, että aamunkoitto tulee!

respect from kurdistan

I so miss my kodimaa😢😭

I've actually heard this song before in Kelvin Davis' remake of his Languages of Russia video from 2019.

Пожалуйста, сохраните этот прекрасный язык!

please do more songs like this

ingria must be liberated as all finnish peoples!

Omal maal, omal maal, omal kodimaal... Havahu, noisse, Ingermaa! Siul suunahus annetaa! Kallihet kuunttelijat, miä suvvaan teitä!

Quite a sad song after you learn that their people and language are close to extinction.

I never heard of Ingria until I stumbled on this video.

Love ingermaa from Sweden🇸🇪

Ingriam people could restore their language, culture and traditions most importantly the people themselves.

Ingermanland will be free 💛❤️💙

So chill

Just Wow. Never heard our sister language sung nor spoken. So much like finnish

Kiitos. Terveisiä Laatokalta! tässä toinen tieto varten tuumailu!-) missä Venäjä on tuhoa ja kuolemaa... #Inkeri_tasavalta_itsenäisyys

i always love listening to finnic songs and understanding them almost completely as a finnish speaker

Finalnd and Estonia's lost brother

The Soviets destroyed this people.

Sounds pretty peacful

like it, i want to learn this

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I'm not crying you are...

Greetings from Norway to the Ingrian Finns! You shall return one beautiful day! Lenge leve Ingerland! 🇳🇴🟧🟥🟦

Love the meaning and language of this one; it's sad to think of the fate of Ingermaa and Ingrians. Hope the future is brighter than the past... With love from Finland!

Almost cried. This language and people have been virtually eradicated.

An almost extinct people. sad to see but an amazing song

It sounds like I'm hearing a ghost

When you listen to it very carefully and know the basic differnces between hungarian and finn-permic languages, you canget out some words

The opening line sounds like the opening to "Heroes by the greek partisans"

Im finnish and i basically understand this!

Could you release 'Nouse, Inkeri' as well, please?

The melody is from "Tamo daleko", isn't it?

Such an interesting language

19 likes and no view KZfaq drunk again

Proud to part Ingrian

Love Ingrians from Karelia!❤

Based ingen

It is a phenomenon, that autonomist\separatist pushes and regionalist ideology in Ingria are mosly mosly common among ethnicaly russian people, not the ethnicaly izhorian, but this fact is mosly unknown abroad

Ингрия! Петербург с тобой! 🟨🟨🟨🟥🟦🟥🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟨🟨🟨🟥🟦🟥🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟨🟨🟨🟥🟦🟥🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟥🟥🟥🟥🟦🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥 🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦 🟥🟥🟥🟥🟦🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥 🟨🟨🟨🟥🟦🟥🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟨🟨🟨🟥🟦🟥🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟨🟨🟨🟥🟦🟥🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨

now i really want to learn ingrian

Epic music

For all listeners to know - the language in this song is NOT Ingrian language , it's Izhora language izhorians speak it, but ingrians speak finnish language with dialect.

Im finnish and i understand 90% of this

Can you post some songs in Lombard language?

INGRIA FOREVER

I read the title as oat meal

Can you put this song on your chanel (Ultima Thule Fädernesland)

Can you do kalinfita? "Καληνύφτα" a song in griko, which is a language related to greek spoken in Puglia a region of southern Italy, it's a really old language it's origins are accredited to the period from when the south of Italy was full of greek colonies, it has only 20.000 speakers and it's endangered, it was actually relatively stable up until the 50s tho, it's use started to decline as Italy opened up internationally after fascism and as industrialisation started.

wouldn't kodimaal be something like "home country"?