I'M FROM PHILIPPINES My Grandmother And her mom is tajik and an her husband is Uzbek in 19s but I'm not consider of any or any blood I'm proud to be a Muslim 👍👍
From Pakistan 🇵🇰 i can Understand 30 to 40 % Tajik because Pakistan National language Urdu is 35% Persian. And I think Tajik and Pension have Similarities. Love Tajik and Uzbik from Pakistan 🇵🇰
as a brazilian, who speaks the portuguese as a native language, obviously i didnt get a single word from neither of the two languages, but it was nice to watch and discover in the comments, that in asia lots of different language shares somehow equal or similar words, which means the people from different countries are able to recognize them, same way we do in latin languages like the one I speak. Greetings from BR to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan!
برزیل سلام از ایران .اگر در زبان تان دنبال کلماتی بگردید حتما کلمه مشترکی پیدا می کنید چون زبان اسپانیایی در اروپا حتما به زبان هند واروپایی مخلوط شدند و تاثیر گرفتند سپاس دوست من
They may come from neighboring countries, but Uzbek is from the Turkic language family, and Tajik is an Indo-European language, most closely related to Dari & Persian. Uzbek and Tajik are _completely_ unrelated (except for a few common loan words). No surprise they speak English to each other!
I'm from Iran and I speak Persian and Turkish. Uzbek sounds just like Tukish to me 😊 And Tajik sounds Persian but at the same time very very different from Persian. 🤪
@@nickname2616 You're a funny person 😂 People in Iran don't even know where your tiny country is and neither do they care 😂 I commented on sth about it so enjoy and be proud 😀
Persian language became popular because it was second language in Islam after arabic, but the true language is east aryan language which exists even today in remote part of Tajikistan. Tajiks and Uzbeks have common ancestors nomadic aryan people, some of them then mixed with Turkic people becoming Uzbeks.
I'm from small northern part of Pakistan and we speak Khowar and I understood almost all of the Tajik and some of the Uzbek words. Because we have most of those words in our language.
@@Sbindex Vaktim yok lakin bu yaz Türkistan'a seyahate çıksam güzel olabilir. Aşkabat, Semerkant, Taşkent, Buhara, Hive güzel şehirler. Eğer Türkistan'da bir de demir yolları ile express seyahatler mevcutsa mükemmel olur
I am Tajik from Afghanistan Tajik and Uzbeks are living in the North part of Afghanistan and all of Uzbeks understand our language we have good relation
I wouldn't say it is the same. While cultural and ethnic influence and mixing is common. There are still distinctions. Tajikistan is Iranic and Uzbekistan is Turkic. Specifically Persian and Karluk respectively. They certainly are similar but many customs, practices and traditions are distinct. The attire and cuisine are similar but distinct too. Edit: I am aware of the loanwords of course between the two languages. And both have wonderful and beautiful cultures and that mixing is common
I am a Pakistani who lives in Canada. I visited Uzbekistan 1n 1915 and loved it. Unfortunately did not visit Tajikistan. But in Pakistan, we have Tajik people who listen to the radio of Dushanbe! I loved these young girls!
Guys, Tajik is from Persian family and it’s not related to Uzbek which belongs to Turkic language family. The words used in Uzbek which might be similar to Tajik are either derived from Persian or Arabic. In a nutshell, these two belong to two separate language families.
Tajik is not a derivative of the Persian language, it is the Persian language. Also, no one uses 'Dari' to refer to the language of Persian, 'Dari' is just a term made up by Pashtuns because they don't want their country to seem similar to Iran. Same goes for Tajikistan, the Russians coined the Persian language of Tajikistan as 'Tajik' because they didn't want their colony to seem similar to its Persian neighbors, Afghanistan and Iran.
You didn’t write all words and their meanings for the viewers before asking each other or even after that. You only did that for some words. Please do this carefully. Thank you and best of luck to people of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. From Iran
Bro if though why Persians cannot read and do the same accent in Tajik or even to write in it but Tajik people do that means that Tajik is not the same as afghan and persian
@@Ma-oh6yy We can’t read Russian script, because we haven’t been taught. Any script for our language should be the same in Iran, Afghanistan & Tajikistan. Accent doesn’t matter. In Iran each city has its own accent. We don’t need to have one accent to love each other. We will always love people of Tajikistan & Afghanistan & no superpower can deny us that. Thanks
UZBEK GIRL DOESN'T KNOW HER OWN LANGUAGE THAT BECAUSE SHE GREW UP OVERSEAS! DAHAN - IN UZBEK LANGUAGE IT'S OLD WORD! WE SAY "DAXANAKI JANJAL" - MEANS VERBAL ARGUMENT! BUT WHAT IS INTERESTING IS THEY ARE LOOK LIKE ALMOST LIKE SISTERS! AND WAY SHE PRONOUNCED "Q" AS "K" MAKES HERE FROM ANDIJAN!
Uzbek language is a turkic language which is grammatically different from persian and arabic, however we have a lot of words which are adopted from these languages and that's why our language kind of expanded not to mention Russian . Anyways it was so fun to watch, Thank you so much!! 😊
@D Anemon please don’t put Persian and Arabic in one category. Persian is an Indo European language but Arabic is a Semitic language which is a close relative of Hebrew language.
Tajik, dari and hazaragi is not a separate language it is a dialect of farsi/persian. i have meet Tajiks, afghan tajiks, hazaras and iranian. I perfectly understand them all. The accents vary, that is all
Oh my gosh I loved this video!! More collabs with Umeda pls!!! Also can you talk more about your language education and which languages you can speak? Thank you for the great content!!
I surely don't know about this but i felt like Uzbek is so close to Turkish or Azerbaijani Dili . Tajik is definitely Farsi and I feel it 😊❤❤ Khele dust medoram
Hello from England. After watching this program, I think I understand Tajik as its very similar to Farsi Persian. But I do not understand Uzbek. It means if I go to Tajikistan I will have no problem communicating.
Definitely right! Tajik , dari, Farsi are the same! But you will have some problems with dialects, because the pure Tajik isn't spoken at all. I mean you will get words but not all sentences. The Tajik language which is being spoken by modern youth is mixed a bit and sometimes contains Russian words. Anyway the the pure Tajik is being spoken by the state authorities, intelligence , media. We welcome you to Tajikistan!
Tajiki is not a different language it's Persian language in Afghanistan we call it Dari parsi in Iran they call it farsi in samarkand bukhara they call it Tajiki and in Tajikistan they call it Tajiki
Even I'm from Pakistan, I can easily understand (Qolin) in Urdu we say Qaleen, (hushdoman) we in urdu say khusdaman, rumal, kucha lots of words i can understand
Curious question. For people not too familiar with the region, how do people in the "stan" countries feel about being grouped together like that. There's a similar dynamic for Asian as people tend to group all the Asian nations (culturally) together even though in reality, they are so different: west, south, southeast, etc.
The "stan" countries are really diffrrent. The word Stan is derived from Persian or Farsi while a similar word also exists in Sanskrit. In Pasrsi or Persian multiple places have named stan. Stan(ستان) basicaly means homeland. So Uzbekistan means homeland of the Uzbek.Kurdistan as a part of Iran,Iraq,Syria and Turkey also bears this. And India was also called "Hindustan" by Iranians,Turks and their neighbours (such as Arabs). However I believe you only refer to the 7 stan countries in Central and South Asia excluding Hindustan or India. I hail from Pakistan and I'll try my best to label them. Pakistan= India's North-West frontier.East of the Indus the culture is predominatly Indic and west of the Indus it's mostly Iranic. But it's all mixed up. And Pakistan shares ethnicities with India,Iran and Afghanistan. Kazakhstan,Uzbekistan,Turkmenistan,Kyrgyztan= Turkic nations with predominantly Turkic populations. This area was populated by Iranic peoples which assimilated into the later Turkic peoples. However the legacy of those Iranic people grouos still lives on through culture,language,genetics. Samarkand,Bukhara,Merv were important centres of the Iranian civilization before being destroyed by the Mongols and from then on were populated by Turks yet even know the legacy lives on quite vibrantly. Tajikistan and Afghanistan= they almost the exact opposite. Tajikistan is a smaller country and mostly inhabited by the Tajik people and Iranic group. Afghamistan on the other hand is the opposite of the other 4 stans. It has a Iranic majority and a Turkic minority. The Tajik,Pashtun(also found in Pakistan),Baloch form the majority while the Turkic Hazara,Uzbek and Turkmen are a minority. Also before the Iramic peoples migrated into these areas the Eastern most strip of Afghanistan (Kabul,Kandhar) and the Western Part of Pakistan (east of Indus ) were Indic and culturaly a part of India. The Indian elements exist on either side of the Pak-Afghan border but the proper boundary at which Indic culture dominated has to be the River Indus (East of it) as the ethnicities align in perfectly. So in summary. The 5 stans of Central Asia share a common Turco-Iranic culture that also extends into Iran and Turkey. Add in Afghanistan to the list and the Turco-Iranic aspect remains the same. As for Pakistan it is culturaly more aligned towards India however it's Western provinces are closer to Afghanistan then India. So the answer has quite a complex answer but it's more then correct to say that Central Asia has a common culture varying in different aspects. Afghanistan also fits into this theme. Pakistan on the other hand has a tiny Turkic minority and it's Iranic people which are overall also a minority can also be found in Afghanistana and Iran. So if you include Pakistan into the list then Indic culture diversifies it. And if you include India then it's complexity doubles as India is so diverse in itself. And if you factor in every place that ends with stan in Persian or Parsi language then that will even include Poland and Greece. And also Islam is the majority religion in all 7 stans so that is also a common cultural factor and also HOW MUCH TIME DO I HAVE ON MY HANDS.
@@DND480 Sogdiana is more than 3000 years old. Sogdians were ansectors of Tajiks. You were 92 mongolian tribes who came to our land your home is a tent ⛺ or urta. Firdavsi wrote from tajik (we are tajiks), tazik mongolian tribes ( tazik actually you mongolian tribe) and Tai (arabian tribe) from all of these people will come a nation and it is you uzbaks. Indian tribe Andy Indy mixed with you and founded a city in our land Andyjon. Do not disturb me anymore , little nomad.
@@amirtemur6872 it is afghan tradition, hope you get it. Do not talk about this issue because what goes around comes around. In uzbakistan you have too many of them even this issue was discussed in parliamentary level your officials offered to kick them out of the country. Back off you 🤡🤡🤡!!!
I can’t believe that one of you is Tajik and one is Uzbek, if I didn’t understand what you’re saying I’d have guessed you’re sisters lol, you look so much alike it’s crazy
Uzbeks and Tadjiks came from Baqtar and Sagdiana, which means same nation with two different language . But we have a bit more mongoloids and turkish appearance.
Important to note that the Uzbek speaker is primarily using Turkic words. But as we know, Uzbek is highly Persianized so we can replace turkic words with persian ones such as "zeboli qo'g'irchoq", "g'izo" instead of "ovqat"
It's very interesting to see how mix the language is, with Russian, Arabic and Turkish,, this area of the world is one of the least covered on news or information,, nice video
@@Aqua.man045 Turkish 🇹🇷 didn’t come from Mongolia. They came from Uzbekistan. Generally all Turkics came from the Altai Mountains 🏔 including Mongolians. But Turkics aren’t Mongolians, they’re related to them like cousins.
@@Azam-ry5ig Turkic homeland is South Siberia and Mongolia. Turkic tribes ruled and dominated the Mongolian steppe since antiquity until most were eventually pushed out by the 13th century. Proto-Turkic people were indistinguishable from proto-Mongolic tribes in terms of genetics, culture, religion, music, food, clothing, etc. Some of the Turkic tribes still reside in Mongolia, Manchuria, and even Northern China today.
When they were playing, I was also translating these words and expressions into my mother tongue, the Tatar language :) So, I've figured that O'zbekcha and Tatarça have many similarities: Yäşlegemdä qurçaqlarım küp ide (1st expression) Çibär qurçaq (2nd expr) Keläm or palas - carpet Rizıq - food, no ovqad here Qayınana - mother-in-law Bäxetlemen or min bäxetle - i'm happy Awız - mouth Kitap, kitapxanä, öy (house), qaşıq (spoon) etc... we all have these words in Tatar as well
About the word "Rizq", we use it when something is yours, but more often it happens, for example, you haven't finished your food and mom says don't leave the food it's your Rizq
Nice video. The sound "Q" actually came with Arabic (qamar, Qambar, xalq) and both Uzbek and Tajik languages have lots of words with it. Before the Arab invasion, local languages did not have that sound. (The same goes to Gʻ as in "gʻalaba")
Arab invasion?? wrong word. and also the word g'alaba doesnt have actually the word 'q' in itself so your example was also wrong. study first, talk then.
True, pure uzbek never had Q and even a F for F our ancestors used P… that’s why people in villiges still use P where they should use F. Falokat-Palakat, konfet - kanpt, folbin - polbin, aferist - apiris
In Turkey we say "Hali" for carpet. I'm so confused as to why its completely different word in a country like Ozbekistan when its actually geographically sandwiched between Turkey and Tajikistan lol
@@nadirhikmetkuleli According to who? Get out of here with that nonsense!!! I know my roots and my culture. Europe likes to credit the greeks for everything as it suits the notion that the Europeans were the leaders of innovation. Dont preach my history through the eyes of the west for i lack tolerance for hypocrisy. If you believe "fake news" is a modern day problem, then i encourage you to revise exactly how they came to such conclusions and under what bases they label greek interpreters as pioneers of human evolution. Central Asian and Middle-Eastern historical archives were destroyed through means of invading foreign armies, where as for the Turks didn't destroy the history and archives of the land they invaded, they even encouraged it to grow by giving other cultures freedom to practice their traditions and customs.
This is awesome, and think I learned quite a bit here regarding the contrasts and similarities between Uzbek and Tajik words. I was fortunate to be able to visit Uzbekistan and Tajikistan a few years ago, and it was fun trying to learn a few words and practice with the locals there. I can't say that I was good at it, but it was enjoyable to try, and the locals were very patient with my sometimes poor pronunciation. ;) I did notice that despite Tajik being a Persian dialect, that it had a lot of Turkic words shared with Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and other Turkic languages. I plan on going back next year or so, and maybe by then I'll at least be able to speak a sentence or two. Rahmat!
а ещё в Таджикском языке нет узбакский или киргизский казахский или другие слова из других языках Таджикский язык в Таджикистане Персидский в Иране и язык Дари в Афганистане это один и тот же язык
I'm a Vietnamese people . I research very much about country Uzbekistan ( about history , culture and the life .... of this country ) . I wish I will come to Uzbekistan in near future . Assalomu Alaykum , Katta Rah-mat .
Qolin, it is sometimes used in some Southern parts of Uzbekistan. In Jizzakh dialect they say "avqot", and I don't think dahan is any longer used word in Uzbek )
Я из Таджикистана, и город, где я живу граничит с узбекистаном, изза чего в нашем диалакте много узбекских слов, очень прикольно, что я понимала все слова, что вы говорили😆
Hi, I'm from Iran🇮🇷 The video was very interesting, I fully understood Tajik and some Uzbek words were familiar to me and understandable. You can compare your language with other dialects. For example: *Farsi of Iran and Tajiki of Tajikistan* Or *Uzbeki of Uzbekstan and Turkish of Turkmenistan* Because they are in the same family. *🌹Good luck wherever you are⚘* According to us Iranians:😉 *khoda yaro hamrahetan bashad💫*
Currently I live and work in Kazakhstan (but originally come from Tajikistan). My major was English. Your quiz challenge sounds entertaining. Barno, will you shoot other vids? I'll look forward to watching them.
The Tajik words are similar to Urdu which is used in India and Pakistan. Urdu is derived from Turkish, Farsi, and Arabic, and shares its origins with Hindi. Thanks for making this entertaining and educational video!
Tajiki is another name of Persian in Afghanistan we tajiks call it Dari farsi in Tajikistan bukhara samarkand they call it Tajiki in Iran they call it farsi
For reasons nobody can really explain, a Mongol royal descendant from Fergana Valley, who spoke Turkic with his subjects, some how ended up ruling most of the Sub-continent and adopted Persian as the official Court language.
@@yo2trader539 well it's the thing with all Turkic empires. They became persianate as Persians were so rich in the language and poetry . While Turks were nomadic pastoralists. Persian was like the French of the region. The rich and the stylish people spoke it. So the Turks after ruling the Persian and Hindi lands brought the stylish persian with them to be the lingua franca
The Prophet Sal-Allahu Alaihi Wasallam said, "There are two expressions which are very easy for the tongue to say, but they are very heavy in the balance and are very dear to The Beneficent (ALLAH), and they are , 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐀𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐡𝐢 𝐖𝐚 𝐁𝐢𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐝𝐢𝐡𝐢 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐡𝐢𝐥 𝐀𝐳𝐞𝐞𝐦 ,,,,
Interesting to see even a difference in demeanor between these two persons representing their unique culture. Barno is more reserved and self concious but her friend is more outgoing and extroverted. Usually turkic people are serious and shy, while indo europeans are highly energetic and confident.
I am from Tajikistan, but my nationality is Kyrgyz. However, I can speak: Kyrgyz, Tajik, Ubek, Turkish, Turkmen, Azeri, English, German, Persian, Afghan, Kazakh, Uyghur, Karakalpak, Tatar. Because I'm a networker
Assalomu aleykum brothers and sisters.I am from Uzbekistan live in Bukhara and we speak and use Tadjik,Uzbek and Russian and many people can speak English.
Among the major Turkic languages, Uzbek is in fact the most heavily persianized (Tajik being a variety of Persian, along with Dari in Afghanistan and Farsi in Iran), and Uzbekistan has always had a large persophone population. Even today in Bukhara and Samarkand a lot of people speak Persian. There's this video comparing Persian varieties in Uzbekistan and in Iran: th-cam.com/video/L75hstjeLOY/w-d-xo.html Thank you and Salom from the equator.
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Nice video. Uzbek is a Turkic language, while Tajik is a dialect of Farsi, which is Indo-European; it's not even the same mega-family of language! Tajik in its syntax is closer to English than it is to Uzbek, but there is likely common vocabulary.
I once argued with my hubby because I thought he understand Tajik, close neighbor, but now I know that u guys don't understand each other😂😂😂 thank you for the video. Now we know.... Salam from Indonesia
I have been watching this 15 minute video for almost 2 hours. I visited for the fifth time this week. I was captivated by your positive energy. Barno, I look forward to your conversation again! Raxmat sizlarga (🇺🇿🤝🇹🇯)
So funny. I’m Uzbek and from Uzbekistan but my mother is Tajik. Now I’m living in South Korea,. Guess what, your conversation just got me. By the way, Do you know Chodak? I missed there
Why you say:I'm Uzbek. Your mather tajik& i guess your father Uzbek. You are tajik &uzbak not only uzbak. Why ignore Your mather ethnicity ?(this is not jast you,i see in net some peaple ignor mather side ethnic)
I can understand uzbek, i speak turkish, but tajik is a version of persian, many people use to hear persian spoken in Iran, but Afghanistan has also a persian language, i think persian is a hard language.
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Assalomu alaykum qaerda o‘qiysizlar.?
They are originally Iranians! Many Uzbeks are originally Iranian, their language changed when T-u-r-ks and M-o-n-g-o-ls attacked there!
Learn Iranian languages: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_languages
Barno (Borna) Learn about Khwarazmians, Bactrians, Saka and Sogdians! Then you will learn you are originally Iranian
@@lovelyartin she is Uzbek girl and we don't need your pig 🐽🐷 language
As a Turkmen I understood almost everything from Uzbek
Türkmenistandan salamlar bolsun, Men Özbek xalqini yaxşi koraman, biz bir millat🇺🇿❤️🇹🇲
In Turkmenistan Electricity and Gas is still free now ?
I heard that it was free since 1993
@@SayPedia No, but it used to be🥲. I’m not Turkmen but I heard this
@@Azam-ry5ig yeah and is there dictatorship ?
@@SayPedia Sure, Drew Binsky, an American TH-camr who went there said “it’s like North Korea”. P.S. He also went to North Korea a few years ago
@@Azam-ry5ig got it and PS means Post scriptum/Script ?
And where do u come from? india?
Im Uzbek from Afghanistan and my family mix tajik and Uzbek my grandmother is tajik my grandfather is Uzbek 🇦🇫🇺🇿🇹🇯Uzbek tajik
I’m Tajik from Afghanistan:)
@@sharqi1691 right on
@Israeli Warrior Uzbek language is looks like Urdu.
Mubarak = Muborak
@Israeli Warrior i got it.
Im from Badakhshon 🇦🇫 KHUROSON 🇦🇫 TOJIK bacha ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇹🇯❤️🇺🇿❤️❤️❤️
I'M FROM PHILIPPINES My Grandmother And her mom is tajik and an her husband is Uzbek in 19s but I'm not consider of any or any blood I'm proud to be a Muslim 👍👍
Great
How she got to Filippines bro?
@@really117филипинда Узбек нима килади😮
I'm American, I've learned persian for 3 years, I'll try to start learning Tajik with the cyrillic alphabet. I also wanna learn Uzbek.
Tajik and Persian is same language just like English in Australia and USA
@@mohammadpanjshiri9963 yes bro ,you are wright.
We dont have tajik languege .
Tajiki and persian are the same languge.
I will help you to learn Uzbek
I proud that Americans want to learn my language (tajikian)
👍👍👍👍
I think Uyghur language is similar to Uzbek language
Almost
JUDA ÕXSHASH
AGAR UYGUR TILINI TUSHUNSANGIZ MENI GAPLARIMNIHAM TUSHUNASIZ
Juda óxshash
I would love to learn uyghur.
Love and respect from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 to my beloved brothers and sisters in Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 and Tajikistan 🇹🇯 ❤️🔥
From Pakistan 🇵🇰 i can Understand 30 to 40 % Tajik because Pakistan National language Urdu is 35% Persian.
And I think Tajik and Pension have Similarities.
Love Tajik and Uzbik from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Taşakkur brother! Appreciable
I'm from Chitral and I understood 100% of tajik words. They are all present in our language
@@icre8 khile khub
Tajik people are similar to chitrali and chitral is connected by wakhan to tajikistan as well i am from Dir lower
Салам алейкум дорогой брат я слушал ваше гим все понятно мне потому что все на таджикский язык гимн
as a brazilian, who speaks the portuguese as a native language, obviously i didnt get a single word from neither of the two languages, but it was nice to watch and discover in the comments, that in asia lots of different language shares somehow equal or similar words, which means the people from different countries are able to recognize them, same way we do in latin languages like the one I speak. Greetings from BR to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan!
Wow I'm surprised that Brazilians know about countries of Central Asian region
برزیل سلام از ایران .اگر در زبان تان دنبال کلماتی بگردید حتما کلمه مشترکی پیدا می کنید چون زبان اسپانیایی در اروپا حتما به زبان هند واروپایی مخلوط شدند و تاثیر گرفتند سپاس دوست من
Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 bro
Turk milletinden aziz ozbekistana selamlar. 🇹🇷🇺🇿
VAALAYKUM SALOM qardashim 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿 sogol
selamlar, nasilsiniz, kardes,im
Sizede selam olsun
Va aleykum assalam ama ozbekistan değil Özbekistan
Hepimiz turkuz
Assalom alekum va RahmatullOhu va Barakotuh UZBEKISTON🤗💎✌🏻
I am Uyghur. I understand many of words from both of you. I guess "Xursenmen" for all of us.
Assalomu alaykum Uzbekistondan
Please
We need a course in Uzbek language
Goodluck from Egypt 🇪🇬❤
Oh right 😄
They just guessing each other. As a Turkish I understood all uzbek
Ana Arab min Uzbekistan🇺🇿
th-cam.com/play/PLkREkayoYCyJTalLuWnjCV6_0rJBfT8rC.html&si=QH9tPS5L499HdTJL
This is uzbek language course
I am from Uzbekistan I will help you beo
They may come from neighboring countries, but Uzbek is from the Turkic language family, and Tajik is an Indo-European language, most closely related to Dari & Persian. Uzbek and Tajik are _completely_ unrelated (except for a few common loan words). No surprise they speak English to each other!
I am wakhi Tajik from Pakistan. ♥️♥️♥️
Can you explain a bit more? What is wakhi Tajik?
@@אליקייקוב-ל8ג wakhi people are pretty much people wakhan corridor
Hi We love you all Tajiks out of Tajikistan
I am pamiri pashtun from Afghanistan
I am tajik . Uzbekistan Tashkent
I'm from Iran and I speak Persian and Turkish. Uzbek sounds just like Tukish to me 😊 And Tajik sounds Persian but at the same time very very different from Persian. 🤪
Persian not aryan ( native iran platos and mexopotamian native) you are coloni.
Tajik is real aryanz
@@nickname2616 You're a funny person 😂 People in Iran don't even know where your tiny country is and neither do they care 😂 I commented on sth about it so enjoy and be proud 😀
@@zahrasheikhi3995 you are from mangolia dukhtar changiz khan aste
@@zahrasheikhi3995 prensian fake aryan. Persian = %80 bronz age native iran people not aryan . Asimilated by aryan. Aryan coloni
Persian language became popular because it was second language in Islam after arabic, but the true language is east aryan language which exists even today in remote part of Tajikistan. Tajiks and Uzbeks have common ancestors nomadic aryan people, some of them then mixed with Turkic people becoming Uzbeks.
I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩I love Uzbekistan and Tajikistan ❤
Thank you brother🤝🤝🤝👍👍👍👍. from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
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Tajik language is basically persian Farsi language it’s the same only the dialect is different in 🇮🇷🇦🇫🇹🇯🇺🇿.
الازبك ترك وليسو فرس تحياتي من بلاد الامازيغ المغرب
Tajikistan banned hijab
انیر الئمین
Speack English
Oh wow your right, I am Afghan and speak farsi I never knew the languages were so similar
@amirali khatame same
I'm from small northern part of Pakistan and we speak Khowar and I understood almost all of the Tajik and some of the Uzbek words. Because we have most of those words in our language.
I'm from south Waziristan, its boundary touches Afghan border
Do you understand kashmiri language.
@@cutegirl8126 I'm afraid ive never heard or spoken kashmiri, but I'm sure we'd have similar vocabulary
@@icre8 OK 👍
Since I’m learning Uzbek this video was really helpful. Katta rahmat
I am from Afghanistan and I can speak Tajiki or Dari but my native language is Uzbeki.
Eğer ben bir ay Özbekistan'da yaşasam Özbek dilini öğrenirim
Türkiye'den sevgiler 🥰
Turkcha bilan yaqin tez oʻrganasiz
@@Sbindex Vaktim yok lakin bu yaz Türkistan'a seyahate çıksam güzel olabilir.
Aşkabat, Semerkant, Taşkent, Buhara, Hive güzel şehirler. Eğer Türkistan'da bir de demir yolları ile express seyahatler mevcutsa mükemmel olur
@@ada6220 Hush keeling
@@ada6220 Turkistan degen Şaharğoi.
مغلستان ن ترکستان
ترکیه اناتولی ربطی به مغل نداره
I am Tajik from Afghanistan Tajik and Uzbeks are living in the North part of Afghanistan and all of Uzbeks understand our language we have good relation
Dustat dorum barodari hamtabor salom az Kulob
Try Uyghur and Uzbek similarities
90% same
90 foiz birhil bir til
I wouldn't say it is the same. While cultural and ethnic influence and mixing is common. There are still distinctions.
Tajikistan is Iranic and Uzbekistan is Turkic.
Specifically Persian and Karluk respectively. They certainly are similar but many customs, practices and traditions are distinct. The attire and cuisine are similar but distinct too.
Edit: I am aware of the loanwords of course between the two languages.
And both have wonderful and beautiful cultures and that mixing is common
I am a Pakistani who lives in Canada. I visited Uzbekistan 1n 1915 and loved it. Unfortunately did not visit Tajikistan. But in Pakistan, we have Tajik people who listen to the radio of Dushanbe! I loved these young girls!
In 1915?? How old are you?
😂😂 109 by now
🤣🤣🤣
Are you alive😂
наверно хотел написать 2015
Assalamu aleykum, I'm uzbek but I'm from Tajikistan 🇹🇯❤🇺🇿 . I'm so happy when I saw ur friendship 💓 😭 😊❤❤❤❤❤
That feeling when you are tajik from Bukhara and can understand both of them 😆
Guys, Tajik is from Persian family and it’s not related to Uzbek which belongs to Turkic language family. The words used in Uzbek which might be similar to Tajik are either derived from Persian or Arabic. In a nutshell, these two belong to two separate language families.
Tajik / Persian is such a beautiful language
Tajik is a derivative of the Persian language. Persian is known as Farsi in Iran, Dari in Afghanistan, And Tajiki in Tajikistan. Peace and love!
Tajik is not a derivative of the Persian language, it is the Persian language. Also, no one uses 'Dari' to refer to the language of Persian, 'Dari' is just a term made up by Pashtuns because they don't want their country to seem similar to Iran. Same goes for Tajikistan, the Russians coined the Persian language of Tajikistan as 'Tajik' because they didn't want their colony to seem similar to its Persian neighbors, Afghanistan and Iran.
Persian is derivative of Tajik language!!!
You didn’t write all words and their meanings for the viewers before asking each other or even after that. You only did that for some words. Please do this carefully.
Thank you and best of luck to people of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
From Iran
Bro if though why Persians cannot read and do the same accent in Tajik or even to write in it but Tajik people do that means that Tajik is not the same as afghan and persian
@@Ma-oh6yy We can’t read Russian script, because we haven’t been taught. Any script for our language should be the same in Iran, Afghanistan & Tajikistan. Accent doesn’t matter. In Iran each city has its own accent. We don’t need to have one accent to love each other. We will always love people of Tajikistan & Afghanistan & no superpower can deny us that. Thanks
UZBEK GIRL DOESN'T KNOW HER OWN LANGUAGE THAT BECAUSE SHE GREW UP OVERSEAS!
DAHAN - IN UZBEK LANGUAGE IT'S OLD WORD!
WE SAY "DAXANAKI JANJAL" - MEANS VERBAL ARGUMENT!
BUT WHAT IS INTERESTING IS THEY ARE LOOK LIKE ALMOST LIKE SISTERS!
AND WAY SHE PRONOUNCED "Q" AS "K" MAKES HERE FROM ANDIJAN!
Uzbek language is a turkic language which is grammatically different from persian and arabic, however we have a lot of words which are adopted from these languages and that's why our language kind of expanded not to mention Russian .
Anyways it was so fun to watch, Thank you so much!! 😊
Thank you for your comment 😇 You're absolutely right.
Uzbek is mixed language turkic Persian arabic
@@thewarrior7944 no it depends on type of it
Persian and Arabic are also from completely different families so their grammar shouldn’t be compared...
@D Anemon please don’t put Persian and Arabic in one category. Persian is an Indo European language but Arabic is a Semitic language which is a close relative of Hebrew language.
Tajik, dari and hazaragi is not a separate language it is a dialect of farsi/persian. i have meet Tajiks, afghan tajiks, hazaras and iranian. I perfectly understand them all. The accents vary, that is all
True its no different some words might me but just the accent is different
I love Tajik and Uzbek languages, because I love Turkish and Persian.
yes kutb is plural of kitab in arabic (كتب, كتاب), I love your videos with Umeda, arabic follower from north africa.❤️🇱🇾❤️🇺🇿❤️🇹🇯❤️🧕🕋☪️
I speak both languages. The countries are so close but the languages are totally different.
Oh my gosh I loved this video!! More collabs with Umeda pls!!! Also can you talk more about your language education and which languages you can speak? Thank you for the great content!!
I'm kyrgyz and I could understand both of you ))
yes that is because the Kyrgyz language is similar to Uzbeks and Tajiks
@@user-se9tv4se3jтаджикский совсем другой язык ,но у тюрков очень много персидских слов
@@mr_elovтак же как и у таджиков много тюркских слов.
@@ДляДобрыхДам нет, вот у таджиков совсем мало тюркских слов, можно сказать единицы
I knew both of you.
I'm Uzbek from Afghanistan, and I know Tajik as well
I’m so curious about your two countries now! Please do more videos like this 😍
THESE ARE THE MOST POWERFUL COUNTRIES IN CENTRAL ASIA....
@@ravshanraimqulov8198 u must be kidding 🤣 come on bro 😅
Where are you from, hi
I surely don't know about this but i felt like Uzbek is so close to Turkish or Azerbaijani Dili . Tajik is definitely Farsi and I feel it 😊❤❤ Khele dust medoram
Are hamintoore
Hello from England. After watching this program, I think I understand Tajik as its very similar to Farsi Persian. But I do not understand Uzbek. It means if I go to Tajikistan I will have no problem communicating.
Definitely right!
Tajik , dari, Farsi are the same!
But you will have some problems with dialects, because the pure Tajik isn't spoken at all. I mean you will get words but not all sentences. The Tajik language which is being spoken by modern youth is mixed a bit and sometimes contains Russian words. Anyway the the pure Tajik is being spoken by the state authorities, intelligence , media.
We welcome you to Tajikistan!
@@manzarismatov208 мутассифона
Tajiki is not a different language it's Persian language in Afghanistan we call it Dari parsi in Iran they call it farsi in samarkand bukhara they call it Tajiki and in Tajikistan they call it Tajiki
Assalamu alaykum
Uzbek and tajek are brave and Islamic people
Love from Pakistan ❤❤❤
😂 in rael we are enemy we have proverbs if your neighbor is tajik you have to keep axe with you
Узбек тажик душман биз ёмон курамиз. Бир биримизни
After watching Mendarim Jalalodin drama, I found many words of Uzbek are really close to Urdu
Потом что свою время узбекский династия (mugal ) управляли Нынешнего Индии
Uzbekistan is my homeland. But I like Tajik more. It's a very beautiful language. With love from Russia 🇷🇺. You are so nice and funny girls ❤️🌺👍
I'm a bilingual, father is tajik, mother is uzbek, undertood both of you ❤
Even I'm from Pakistan, I can easily understand (Qolin) in Urdu we say Qaleen, (hushdoman) we in urdu say khusdaman, rumal, kucha lots of words i can understand
Curious question. For people not too familiar with the region, how do people in the "stan" countries feel about being grouped together like that. There's a similar dynamic for Asian as people tend to group all the Asian nations (culturally) together even though in reality, they are so different: west, south, southeast, etc.
The "stan" countries are really diffrrent. The word Stan is derived from Persian or Farsi while a similar word also exists in Sanskrit. In Pasrsi or Persian multiple places have named stan. Stan(ستان) basicaly means homeland. So Uzbekistan means homeland of the Uzbek.Kurdistan as a part of Iran,Iraq,Syria and Turkey also bears this.
And India was also called "Hindustan" by Iranians,Turks and their neighbours (such as Arabs). However I believe you only refer to the 7 stan countries in Central and South Asia excluding Hindustan or India.
I hail from Pakistan and I'll try my best to label them.
Pakistan= India's North-West frontier.East of the Indus the culture is predominatly Indic and west of the Indus it's mostly Iranic. But it's all mixed up. And Pakistan shares ethnicities with India,Iran and Afghanistan.
Kazakhstan,Uzbekistan,Turkmenistan,Kyrgyztan= Turkic nations with predominantly Turkic populations. This area was populated by Iranic peoples which assimilated into the later Turkic peoples. However the legacy of those Iranic people grouos still lives on through culture,language,genetics. Samarkand,Bukhara,Merv were important centres of the Iranian civilization before being destroyed by the Mongols and from then on were populated by Turks yet even know the legacy lives on quite vibrantly.
Tajikistan and Afghanistan= they almost the exact opposite. Tajikistan is a smaller country and mostly inhabited by the Tajik people and Iranic group. Afghamistan on the other hand is the opposite of the other 4 stans. It has a Iranic majority and a Turkic minority. The Tajik,Pashtun(also found in Pakistan),Baloch form the majority while the Turkic Hazara,Uzbek and Turkmen are a minority. Also before the Iramic peoples migrated into these areas the Eastern most strip of Afghanistan (Kabul,Kandhar) and the Western Part of Pakistan (east of Indus ) were Indic and culturaly a part of India. The Indian elements exist on either side of the Pak-Afghan border but the proper boundary at which Indic culture dominated has to be the River Indus (East of it) as the ethnicities align in perfectly.
So in summary. The 5 stans of Central Asia share a common Turco-Iranic culture that also extends into Iran and Turkey. Add in Afghanistan to the list and the Turco-Iranic aspect remains the same. As for Pakistan it is culturaly more aligned towards India however it's Western provinces are closer to Afghanistan then India. So the answer has quite a complex answer but it's more then correct to say that Central Asia has a common culture varying in different aspects. Afghanistan also fits into this theme. Pakistan on the other hand has a tiny Turkic minority and it's Iranic people which are overall also a minority can also be found in Afghanistana and Iran. So if you include Pakistan into the list then Indic culture diversifies it. And if you include India then it's complexity doubles as India is so diverse in itself. And if you factor in every place that ends with stan in Persian or Parsi language then that will even include Poland and Greece.
And also Islam is the majority religion in all 7 stans so that is also a common cultural factor and also HOW MUCH TIME DO I HAVE ON MY HANDS.
They all think that they are better than their neighbors and put each other down all the time.
Tajiks are native, all other stans are foreign.
@Mashhadulloh Abdusalomov I love Uzbekistan
She knows pretty well uzbek language. Because, they were our colony for centuries.
Wild nomadic tribes go home to Altai
@@flovellevergreen26 you must to back India we are at home ideot tazik
@@DND480 They are bacha bazi my brother they bacha bazi
@@DND480 Sogdiana is more than 3000 years old. Sogdians were ansectors of Tajiks. You were 92 mongolian tribes who came to our land your home is a tent ⛺ or urta. Firdavsi wrote from tajik (we are tajiks), tazik mongolian tribes ( tazik actually you mongolian tribe) and Tai (arabian tribe) from all of these people will come a nation and it is you uzbaks. Indian tribe Andy Indy mixed with you and founded a city in our land Andyjon. Do not disturb me anymore , little nomad.
@@amirtemur6872 it is afghan tradition, hope you get it. Do not talk about this issue because what goes around comes around. In uzbakistan you have too many of them even this issue was discussed in parliamentary level your officials offered to kick them out of the country. Back off you 🤡🤡🤡!!!
I grew up in Tajikistan, but I lived in an Uzbek neighborhood! I speak more Uzbek, but I can understand some of the Tajik! such a cool video :)
Кизларимизни окишида ва келажагига улкан зафарлар Оллох колласин
Greetings from Morocco , Allah bless you both sisters !! 🥰🥰🥰
Hi how are you?
I can’t believe that one of you is Tajik and one is Uzbek, if I didn’t understand what you’re saying I’d have guessed you’re sisters lol, you look so much alike it’s crazy
Uzbeks and Tadjiks came from Baqtar and Sagdiana, which means same nation with two different language . But we have a bit more mongoloids and turkish appearance.
Important to note that the Uzbek speaker is primarily using Turkic words. But as we know, Uzbek is highly Persianized so we can replace turkic words with persian ones such as "zeboli qo'g'irchoq", "g'izo" instead of "ovqat"
i have never heard of the word g'izo, and ovqat is not Turkic, yemak is.
Овкат Узбекча суз
It's very interesting to see how mix the language is, with Russian, Arabic and Turkish,, this area of the world is one of the least covered on news or information,, nice video
Thank you 😇
It’s not mixed with Turkish, Uzbek Is a Turkic language. Ppl from Turkey descendant from the Seljuks that came from Modern day Uzbekistan to Turkey.
@@Azam-ry5ig Well Mongolia but close enough
@@Aqua.man045 Turkish 🇹🇷 didn’t come from Mongolia. They came from Uzbekistan. Generally all Turkics came from the Altai Mountains 🏔 including Mongolians. But Turkics aren’t Mongolians, they’re related to them like cousins.
@@Azam-ry5ig Turkic homeland is South Siberia and Mongolia. Turkic tribes ruled and dominated the Mongolian steppe since antiquity until most were eventually pushed out by the 13th century. Proto-Turkic people were indistinguishable from proto-Mongolic tribes in terms of genetics, culture, religion, music, food, clothing, etc. Some of the Turkic tribes still reside in Mongolia, Manchuria, and even Northern China today.
When they were playing, I was also translating these words and expressions into my mother tongue, the Tatar language :) So, I've figured that O'zbekcha and Tatarça have many similarities:
Yäşlegemdä qurçaqlarım küp ide (1st expression)
Çibär qurçaq (2nd expr)
Keläm or palas - carpet
Rizıq - food, no ovqad here
Qayınana - mother-in-law
Bäxetlemen or min bäxetle - i'm happy
Awız - mouth
Kitap, kitapxanä, öy (house), qaşıq (spoon) etc... we all have these words in Tatar as well
Then take them back. They are migrants
Nearly similar. Bir xil👍👍👍
The same ))
Because we are all turkic people
About the word "Rizq", we use it when something is yours, but more often it happens, for example, you haven't finished your food and mom says don't leave the food it's your Rizq
How is the current status of Tajik Language in Uzbekistan? Is Tajik Language taught in schools in Bukhara and Samarkand?
It's second biggest its fact
Uhmm... it's only Uzbek or Russian but no Tajik schools.
В Самарканде и Бухаре почты нет таджикская школа но в других областях есть...
A few tajik schools in Uzbekistan. And 0 Uzbek schools in tajikistan. But 30% of population in tajikistan are Uzbeks.
@@Uzbekistanian001 lmfaooo 40% of Uzbekistan’s population r Tajiks
I'm Hazara from Afghanistan and find similarities with Uzbek and Tajik languages Thanks and keep going
I am Tajik from Afghanistan & some Uzbek as well. Much love to my people
I'm from a tajik minority in uzbekistan and have a uzbek passport among my others. I love both countries very much and have family there 🇺🇿🇹🇯❤
Where are you from?
@@TheInfinityy where do u think
В графе национальности таджик или узбек?
Nice video. The sound "Q" actually came with Arabic (qamar, Qambar, xalq) and both Uzbek and Tajik languages have lots of words with it. Before the Arab invasion, local languages did not have that sound. (The same goes to Gʻ as in "gʻalaba")
Arab invasion?? wrong word. and also the word g'alaba doesnt have actually the word 'q' in itself so your example was also wrong. study first, talk then.
@@beck6208 xoʻp boʻladi)))
True, pure uzbek never had Q and even a F for F our ancestors used P… that’s why people in villiges still use P where they should use F. Falokat-Palakat, konfet - kanpt, folbin - polbin, aferist - apiris
In Turkey we say "Hali" for carpet. I'm so confused as to why its completely different word in a country like Ozbekistan when its actually geographically sandwiched between Turkey and Tajikistan lol
@@nadirhikmetkuleli According to who? Get out of here with that nonsense!!! I know my roots and my culture. Europe likes to credit the greeks for everything as it suits the notion that the Europeans were the leaders of innovation. Dont preach my history through the eyes of the west for i lack tolerance for hypocrisy. If you believe "fake news" is a modern day problem, then i encourage you to revise exactly how they came to such conclusions and under what bases they label greek interpreters as pioneers of human evolution. Central Asian and Middle-Eastern historical archives were destroyed through means of invading foreign armies, where as for the Turks didn't destroy the history and archives of the land they invaded, they even encouraged it to grow by giving other cultures freedom to practice their traditions and customs.
Hi, i'm from iran, love to Tajikistan🇮🇷♥️🇹🇯
We are not pers
@@unknownguy9362 Tajiks are not persian? Well, no one said that
@@zartoshtdadkhah2943 It is better to read a little history
@@abbasabidi7503 We are not the same mate.
@@zartoshtdadkhah2943 esmet zartosht dadkhah hast . zartosht payambar . pas chetori man midonam mani esmet chie ?
Quyrsaq is toy on Kazakh. More accurately doll. Auqat is the same, food. Kilem is carpet also. Ozbek and Kazakh language is the same.
Yes, there are many similarities 😊
Maybe uzbek is more similar to turkic or tunguistic, while tajik is more close to persian which is indo european... A different language family
This is awesome, and think I learned quite a bit here regarding the contrasts and similarities between Uzbek and Tajik words. I was fortunate to be able to visit Uzbekistan and Tajikistan a few years ago, and it was fun trying to learn a few words and practice with the locals there. I can't say that I was good at it, but it was enjoyable to try, and the locals were very patient with my sometimes poor pronunciation. ;) I did notice that despite Tajik being a Persian dialect, that it had a lot of Turkic words shared with Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and other Turkic languages. I plan on going back next year or so, and maybe by then I'll at least be able to speak a sentence or two. Rahmat!
Tajik is not a dialect if petdian. Tajik, persian, Luri, kurdish, dari. Are all dialects of iranian.
В Таджикский язык нет турецкий слова а в турецком языке много Персидский и Арабский слова
а ещё в Таджикском языке нет узбакский или киргизский казахский или другие слова из других языках Таджикский язык в Таджикистане Персидский в Иране и язык Дари в Афганистане это один и тот же язык
@@ЭМОМАЛИРАХМОН-г1дДжамшут половина твоих слов турецкий Что означает Ош или что означает куритоб или алмаз джамшут
I'm a Vietnamese people .
I research very much about country Uzbekistan ( about history , culture and the life .... of this country ) .
I wish I will come to Uzbekistan in near future .
Assalomu Alaykum , Katta Rah-mat .
Va aleykum assalom.
Albatta,keling.Kutamiz.
Mehmonimiz boʻling 🇺🇿
Welcome to Uzbekistan!
I am from Tajikistan, you made a good content, waiting for another video. Ethnically I am Uzbek so was able to understand both of you 👍
They are originally Iranians! Many Uzbeks are originally Iranian, their language changed when T-u-r-ks and M-o-n-g-o-ls attacked there!
@@lovelyartinDon't do propaganda!
@@yeniden1155 learn basic history
@lovelyartin You don't know history.Your Iranian goverment is doing propaganda
@@lovelyartin60%тажики Монголтди
الالتزام بالحجاب امر طيب 👍
الله يحفظ بنات المسلمين من كل شر
Qolin, it is sometimes used in some Southern parts of Uzbekistan. In Jizzakh dialect they say "avqot", and I don't think dahan is any longer used word in Uzbek )
There is dahan in uzbek. Dahanaki jang - verbal fight, fighting with mouth
Dahan is used mostly in Tashkent dialect of Uzbek
Dahan is used in Jizzax.
Я из Таджикистана, и город, где я живу граничит с узбекистаном, изза чего в нашем диалакте много узбекских слов, очень прикольно, что я понимала все слова, что вы говорили😆
So fun when both of you say "haa" (means "oh yes")😂😂
Dahan o'zbekchadayam og'iz bo'ladi, Barno opa😊👍
Lekin mazza qilib ko'rdim:)
Khoshdāman such a cute word for mother in law 😂😂.
Also we say farsh, gelim, and ghali for carpet in iranian persian.
I am from Pakistan and we use all these tajik words.
Khassamdima mean saas Motherinlaw
I'm Iranian too.
Actually khosh(for mather in law)&galin use in Iranian persian but in khorasani accent not tehrani.
@@TheMAHoGOL because Tajik language people is near to Khurosani
That’s so cool. Love from Northern Iran.
*I am uzbek- tajik 😇😅I can understand both of them.*
Me to 😂
@@ivvrr1 😁👍
🤔🤔🤔shumon az kujo? Az Samarqandmi yo az Buxoroi sharif?
@@alijonsamatov1656asssalomu alaykum , BUXORO
Me too from bukhara
Hi, I'm from Iran🇮🇷
The video was very interesting, I fully understood Tajik and some Uzbek words were familiar to me and understandable.
You can compare your language with other dialects.
For example:
*Farsi of Iran and Tajiki of Tajikistan*
Or
*Uzbeki of Uzbekstan and Turkish of Turkmenistan*
Because they are in the same family.
*🌹Good luck wherever you are⚘*
According to us Iranians:😉
*khoda yaro hamrahetan bashad💫*
But persıan language more beatyfull than tajık language
@@ФерузаГафурова-л7ч шумо точикми? АЗ КУЧО ШУМО
In turkmenistan talk in turkmen language.
@@ФерузаГафурова-л7ч это один и тот же язык, ты че несешь?
Pp⁰
Я понимала все слова.Я на половину узбечка на половину таджичка.Оба языка прекрасны 🇺🇿🇹🇯
Samarqandimi shumo
@@cyberpubgm A Buxoro
Currently I live and work in Kazakhstan (but originally come from Tajikistan). My major was English. Your quiz challenge sounds entertaining. Barno, will you shoot other vids? I'll look forward to watching them.
The Tajik words are similar to Urdu which is used in India and Pakistan. Urdu is derived from Turkish, Farsi, and Arabic, and shares its origins with Hindi. Thanks for making this entertaining and educational video!
Tajiki is another name of Persian in Afghanistan we tajiks call it Dari farsi in Tajikistan bukhara samarkand they call it Tajiki in Iran they call it farsi
Mughal empire you know
For reasons nobody can really explain, a Mongol royal descendant from Fergana Valley, who spoke Turkic with his subjects, some how ended up ruling most of the Sub-continent and adopted Persian as the official Court language.
@@yo2trader539 well it's the thing with all Turkic empires. They became persianate as Persians were so rich in the language and poetry . While Turks were nomadic pastoralists. Persian was like the French of the region. The rich and the stylish people spoke it. So the Turks after ruling the Persian and Hindi lands brought the stylish persian with them to be the lingua franca
The Prophet Sal-Allahu Alaihi Wasallam said, "There are two expressions which are very easy for the tongue to say, but they are very heavy in the balance and are very dear to The Beneficent (ALLAH), and they are , 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐀𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐡𝐢 𝐖𝐚 𝐁𝐢𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐝𝐢𝐡𝐢 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐡𝐢𝐥 𝐀𝐳𝐞𝐞𝐦 ,,,,
جازاك الله خيرا ❤❤❤❤
Interesting to see even a difference in demeanor between these two persons representing their unique culture. Barno is more reserved and self concious but her friend is more outgoing and extroverted. Usually turkic people are serious and shy, while indo europeans are highly energetic and confident.
very great interview - lots of light! girls you are amazing :D...
Hi I'm Uzbek from Pakistan I love Pakistan Uzbekistan🇵🇰 🇺🇿
Wow cool
❤❤❤
I LOVE YOU Uzbekistan 🇺🇿❤
Your vibe is so pretty, I really enjoyed it. It is extremely funny that whenever Barno finds a word Umeda does not know, it turns out to have Q in it.
I am from Tajikistan, but my nationality is Kyrgyz. However, I can speak: Kyrgyz, Tajik, Ubek, Turkish, Turkmen, Azeri, English, German, Persian, Afghan, Kazakh, Uyghur, Karakalpak, Tatar. Because I'm a networker
Assalomu aleykum brothers and sisters.I am from Uzbekistan live in Bukhara and we speak and use Tadjik,Uzbek and Russian and many people can speak English.
Fantastic chemistry between you two!
Actually i m from Pakistan i am uzbek and my sister keep it up i like your good vedios 💓♥️✌️😗😗
Among the major Turkic languages, Uzbek is in fact the most heavily persianized (Tajik being a variety of Persian, along with Dari in Afghanistan and Farsi in Iran), and Uzbekistan has always had a large persophone population. Even today in Bukhara and Samarkand a lot of people speak Persian.
There's this video comparing Persian varieties in Uzbekistan and in Iran: th-cam.com/video/L75hstjeLOY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you and Salom from the equator.
I don't think it's more than Azerbaijani
NO
No, you're wrong. My relatives are from Samarkand and live in Tajikistan. Many people think so. I am Uzbek.
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We in bukhara say Qolin 😅
Omg I am dieing of laughing 😅😅😅😂😂😂 . Avqot
Nice video. Uzbek is a Turkic language, while Tajik is a dialect of Farsi, which is Indo-European; it's not even the same mega-family of language! Tajik in its syntax is closer to English than it is to Uzbek, but there is likely common vocabulary.
I once argued with my hubby because I thought he understand Tajik, close neighbor, but now I know that u guys don't understand each other😂😂😂 thank you for the video. Now we know.... Salam from Indonesia
There are a lot of tajik people live in Uzbekistan (mostly in Samarkand and Bukhara), so they understand and speak both Uzbek and Tajik languages.
I have been watching this 15 minute video for almost 2 hours. I visited for the fifth time this week. I was captivated by your positive energy. Barno, I look forward to your conversation again! Raxmat sizlarga (🇺🇿🤝🇹🇯)
I can speak in all languages used in this video ranging from English to Tajik Personally I am uzbek
Дуруд ба ҳамагӣ ҳамзабонони азизам зинда бошед 🤝🇹🇯
So funny. I’m Uzbek and from Uzbekistan but my mother is Tajik. Now I’m living in South Korea,. Guess what, your conversation just got me. By the way, Do you know Chodak? I missed there
Why you say:I'm Uzbek.
Your mather tajik& i guess your father Uzbek.
You are tajik &uzbak not only uzbak.
Why ignore Your mather ethnicity ?(this is not jast you,i see in net some peaple ignor mather side ethnic)
@@TheMAHoGOL because his fatha is Uzbek
@@TheMAHoGOL taziks because for us you are barbarian
@@TheMAHoGOL if his father is Uzbek, he is UZBEK!
I can understand uzbek, i speak turkish, but tajik is a version of persian, many people use to hear persian spoken in Iran, but Afghanistan has also a persian language, i think persian is a hard language.
You guys look and behave so similarly … couldn’t help but notice !
All Muslims behave same. They immitate the Arabic manners or culture in general