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Not Israel but nice video❤

I feel like saying the languages of perisa is counter intuitive… persian is the individual language. The nation of Iran has many languages, persian being the dominant one.

2-3 million kurmanji (badini) speakers in iraq, ~3 in iran, ~2 in syria, and ~15 in turkey. Theres at least 20 million kurmanji speakers and atleast 10 million sorani speakers

This is complete speculation just for fun, but here's my attempt at translation of that Tartessian text: "Promise/mark mackerel fishing area to Celts, promise/mark merchant-ship [???] male cows [???]" Essentially, recording an agreement where the neighboring Celtic tribes receive rights to fish near Tartessos in exchange for deliveries of bulls. At least, that's what I am imagining it says until someone properly translates it. Just speculating some more, Tartessian and Lusitanian could have been branches from the same Western Atlantic/Mediterranean Indo-European family as Italo-Celtic but neither Italic-proper or Celtic-proper, like how Ligurian is often seen as related but divergent from the main branches of Italo-Celtic.

I want to ask why the Belarus people don't want to speak their language anymore. I know Russia has a huge influence, but if I were from there I would try to speak and create a group to keep the language alive.

Let's do an experiment: Let's put a person which have never had contact with someone from a supposed dialect to talk. If both can comunicate, it's variations. Of not. They are languages.

According to all language specialists, there is no difference between a language or dialect. So, calling them dialects or languages doesn't make any sense. I guess many people don't want to call their languages dialects only because they see the word dialect as inferior than the language one. So I would propose to use the word variation. So, Portuguese from Portugal, Brazil, Guinea Bissau etc. are Portuguese variations.

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@istorik_ihs Slavs unite!

I just checked out the channel for the first time (recommended by Learn Hittite TH-cam channel) and I thought I had found a Stefan Milo side project. Amazing voice similarities.

I speak German and I could understand Limburgish, central limburgish was easier to read than west limburgish.

5:50 this is kurmanji only written in sorani script, it is not sorani.

i'm kurd❤

I'm not sure what Georgian would have to do with Dené-Caucasian, but I'm sure that Hungarian <gy> is a palatal /ɟ/, not a retroflex /ɖ/ 😅

If a language has different dialects then, if those dialects were to grow to the point of becoming mutually unintelligible, wouldn't that create a situation where the language is no longer an isolate but rather a small family?

2:30 this is such weak logic

we are one language zionist bastard I'm moroccan and can understand every dialect but each with a different degree of understanding

fuck the zionist state and zionist people hebrew is a non natural created language for the zionist purpose and you are not part of the semitic language but rather part of the stolen language family (and at best if i want to be objective the created language family)

No reason to trill your “rs’” so much. Yes some people trill a bunch but most don’t put so much emphasis and effort on our language. FYI we’re pretty lazy

Shim (Name) . people say Ethiopia but Hebrew and Tigrinya Eritrean language is more similar than Ethiopia Amharic

I speak "Hôttsk" or Heattic its counted as an swedish dialect and tho I wouldnt call it swedish as its orginaly a splinter dialect of norwegian Vikenmål I am not sure it would qualify as a language That being said you cant speak Hôttsk to a Swede, they wont understand a word, in my experience southern Norweagians and drunk Danes understand it the most

Are you still calling alive big languages with oficial status forgotten???? It's wrong, and maybe even kinda dissapointing for the people who speak them, and remembers about them=) i can assure you nobody in Caucasus, Eastern Europe or Russia has forgotten the fact that those languages exist.😊

Shalom, Would it be incorrect to say people the language of Adyghe is related to what is spoken in Russian Alania?

Please don't call Iran Persia as uneducated and hostile Greeks called it. Iranians have always called themselves Iranians (I refer you to the writings in Persepolis (Takht-e Jamshid). Almost 99.99% of Iranians speak Persian as it is the standard language of government dealing and what is used in schools / universities... just like Russian was the standard language of Soviet Union. We do not call America, New York, do we?

Thank you. Very interesting. You get a thumbs up since you chose the Iranian Imperial flag.

ashuri doesnt mean assyrian, it means square, and everyone agrees that the torah once was written in the ancient script

what’s up with armenia lol

As already stated, the research of J. Yahuda restores part of a universal truth that has fallen into oblivion for millennia. Not only is the Hebrew language “Greek wearing a mask” (in other words, a distorted version of Greek), but, as we have announced at international conventions, there is no other language on the face of the earth except Greek.

Only 19% of hungarian is actually “fruarcargy? ” What does he say?

check for turkic-korean links to Warrao

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Simplest Hungarian sentence: Te tetted e tettetett tettet te tettetett tettek tettese.

,,The opposite of Polish" and yet we are brothers 🇭🇺❤🇵🇱

Fascinating! ❤

Juu maar (thank you) I'm a burusho from hunza @Chelanguages

I believe dalm. ”tuota” might come from it's Illyrian substrate, akin to Vulgar Latin *tata/*tāta and Snk. tātá. They have a diphthong where a long vowel is in Latin: distuont ”far, distant” < distāns, distāntem. In Romanian, we have tată and mamă (father & mother), but also mumă (dated. momă) from a supposedly Dacian *mā́mā < PIE *méh₂-meh₂- (and îmă < *amā). Doesn't take much to suppose that it had a consort *tāta- (and *átta, cf. alb. atë ”father”). Might come from the same root as Baltic *tēwas/ *tāwas ”father”, lit. ”protector”, cognate with Lat. tūtor (“a watcher, protector, guardian”). The word I like in dalmatian is kratoir ”child” from lat. creātūra /kre.aːˈtuː.ra/ ”creature; creation”. I wonder, again, if the substrate doesn't permeate through it's inception, offering some ”fōrma mentīs”, translated into Dalmatian.

Video on celtic languages next?

Hey admin where you from and ur nationality ?

Im Karakalpak Maybe our language is forgotten but not for us , my nationality karakalpak im proud of being with this ❤ and muslim. then In schools we taught in karakalpak class karakalpak language , karakalpak literature, karakalpak history, we still living and keeping our language. IM KARAKALPAK ❤❤😊❤❤

The Faroes really do belong with Norway. Why does Denmark get all the norwegian colonies?

You cant say ķ /c/ and ģ /ɟ/, as a latvietis I must say - pathetic. Also /ʁ/ is not german sounding, thats french sounding. Also we latvieši have 3 tones. Thats how we distinguist between say dēli (plank) and dēli (leech), or zāle (hall) and zāle (grass).

Father in basque and Turkish and hittite is atta... Maybe some sort of indicative of the nostratic hypothesis😮😊

Mutually Uninteligable is abit of a stretch. Greek is my second language and I can string together what Pontians and Greco and saying