Funny, "arpa" aso means "κριθαράκι" when translated from Bulgarian.

Real language of indo Aryans

I could recognize some Arabic words in the Turkish part. O Erdogan, when will you make Turkish 100% Arabic instead of 30%? I know the juridical language is filled with Arabic and Persian at least.

Most of those words are latin

From Kouros come kori for the female

I was very pleased to see how our brothers practiced their native languages ​​among themselves, I understood about 70-80% now I’m looking forward to the next video I’m an Uzbek I’m in Tatarstan

Nanym in Kazakh comes from the same word as İnanç in Turkish and Senim comes from the same word as Ishonch in Uzbek. Also, Elga in tatar is Jylga in Kazakh

If not the same, this is very similar to the language/dialect my ancestors spoke. So, it is interesting to hear it. I know only a few words. I've often wanted to learn it, but those who could teach me are now gone. You don't really find any grammars, dictionaries etc. for it. My forebears came from Kreis Lauenburg in Pommern, in and around a little village called Charbrow. This land is now in Poland. If I'm honest, this makes me sad. I think there were Mennonites in Lauenburg and in East/West Prussia at one time because Prussia had a reputation for being tolerant of diverse beliefs. Most people there were Lutheran, however. The minor aristocracy/landowners tended to be Reformed, however, as was the Kaiser. Birds of a feather flock together. Many people emigrated in the 19th century because the Kaiser forced a merger of the Lutheran church with the Reformed. Many Lutherans didn't like that, so they went to the US, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil etc., even though it was a difficult process. As a result, the region became somewhat depopulated even before the ethnic Germans and others were forced out after WW II.

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The woman is wrong choice for this program, she even dont know her own language well. I am Turkish and I understood all three of them very well, Tatar and Uzbek ℅80-90, Kazak 70, but poor woman only looks the screen. Please dont call her again here.

Many Greek words brought to Sicily and are still also used in Griko dialect in Sicily .

I am from Mangalore I can understand Malayalam because most of the my friends are malayali's ❤

Uzbek language is the most Persianized Turkic langusage. I am Tajik and I understand the Uzbek language by 60-70%. And the Uzbeks are the people closest to us, even closer than the Persians and Pashtuns. Apart from the language, the Uzbeks and I have everything in common: culture, way of life, cuisine, traditions, clothing and even appearance. Therefore, Tajiks and Uzbeks often say that “we are one people speaking two languages.”

Sanskrit look like the russian labguage

i missed simal!!

Ευκολο για μενα , ως Ελληνιδα , να καταλαβω την αρχαία ελληνική. Ευκολο πολύ να εξηγήσω τις αρχαίες φράσεις του κειμένου . Και προτιμω να γραψω το σχόλιο μου στη γλώσσα μου και όχι στη διεθνή αγγλική γλώσσα .

These girls nice, however they are Dravidian speakers, I can tell from their facial features. The original Sanskrit speakers were only in the North West part of South Asia near the Afghan border (modern North Pakistan) and Kashmir regions. Those people abandoned their language. Sanskrit was pretty close to languages like Kalasha of Kalash people in Chitral and Kashmiri, which are sister languages to Sanskrit

What is am in Turkih language🤔

As the representative of uzbek language in this video, I have to say, it is more easier to understand when you see the text itself. However, thank you everyone for this experience

There are 4 dialects of the Uzbek language, Oghuz, Kipchak, Qarluq, and surprisingly, the fourth one is the Tajik mixed Uzbek language. the text spoken by this young man contains mainly Tajik words. if we want, we can express our thoughts with close words and phrases for Tatar language, and then if we want, we can express our thoughts with close words for Turkish language, without bypassing the official dictionary. we understand at least 60% of the language of all Turkic-speaking peoples, but they may have difficulty understanding us, because for example, we may inadvertently introduce words close to another Turkic group to another.

cirasa = romanian cireasa = cherry macari = romanian macar = a wish to do something/to happen rologgiu = romanian orologiu = clock fasola = romanian fasole = beans

Greetings to wonderful Turkic nations from a Hungarian

Cicilians are Greeks mainly from Crete / Peloponnese

That was great to see variety of Turkic, very pleasing. Diversity in all its forms is the path to greatness. Thanks to all of you, especially to Bahador. Keep watching you mate.👍 🤍

That's why we Tamils say that Sanskrit arrived in India via the Aryans during their migration from the Caspian sea belt and Dravidians were the Natives of the Land called India now.

Persian ❤ Greek

Sinhala meanings of most words are the same

I saw Şimal in Bahador's videos. I was thinking she is also living in Canada.

Yerkebulan🤩

Average german:

Good to know about Tatar, Turkish, Uzbek, and Kazakh

I am Uzbek from Uzbekistan. I understand all of Them easly😂. Especially Qazaq and Tatar it is like my native. Cuz We speak Kipchak Dielect thats why Kazakh is easy to Understand. And Turkish also not Difficult. Love all turkic brothers 🇺🇿💞🇦🇿🇰🇿🇹🇷🇹🇲🇭🇺🇰🇬😘

Shimal from Turkey looks the less turkish among the others.)) A lot of slavic blood there in Turkey.

Амча

Strange to see "Tatarstan" as a separate country...

I'm very happy to have my good friend Şimal join us for this video as we test the mutual intelligibility between the 4 languages. Hope you enjoy it! Please contact me on Instagram if you have any questions or if you would like to participate in a future video: instagram.com/BahadorAlast

In my opinion, he is a Kamazigh from Morocco in Greater North Africa. After a long search, I arrived at the Arab Islamic religion, which imposes itself on non-Arab peoples who are not fluent in Arabic. This Arab religion is a dictatorial political system that is in conflict with human rights recognized in the modern era, and is not suitable for being taken as a model for humans. The life of living is a spy system with an imaginary, metaphysical influence that carries theoretical tyrannical laws that teach Muslims to hate every human being who differs from the teachings of Islam. It is a terrorist religion and a tyrannical regime.

Lol Turkish girl completely lost.. shows how much Turkish language has been diluted with Arabic, Persian, French vocabulary.. and this is after Kamal Ataturk tried to “Re-Turkify” the language, still way different.

Interesting 👏

🙏 Bahadir

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arbereshin e kuptuam po ky qe i thote shqip thote fjale turke, baba, nene, halle, teze, para etj etj

It sure that sankrit is an aryan language not bhartiya, actually prakrat is Indian.

Duyar is dukhtar

Kur is son kurum is my son Kurgalom are my sons

Daa is mother and dayeh is grand mother How NICE are words

Eshgaft is big cave for shelter for human and ALSO animal they used ancient time Some native still use it in the mountains

A big greeting from a Kuwaiti Arab to the good Indian people ❤

Interesting the way some Portuguese people use words derived from Arabic without realising it or their meaning. The word "oxalá" is used to signify "I hope", yet it is derived from the Arabic "in shāʾ Allāh", meaning if Allah wills. I wonder if they know as Christians that they are invoking Allah...

Its 99% punjabi. North indian gypsy people migrated to middle east and north africa due to which they contain same north indian langauge punjabi originated from sanskrit