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بهادر جان، لطفاً ويديوى ارمنى-تركى رو دوباره بذار ولى كومنتهاشو پاك كن و اصلاً قسمت كومنتشو ببند كه نتونن چرنديات بنويسن. تازه من ميخواستم پيشنهاد كنم كه يك ويديوى جديد بين تركى و ارمنى شرقى درست كنى. اون ويديويى رو كه درست كرده بودى بين تركى و ارمنى غربى بود كه زبان ارامنه استانبول هستش. ولى ارمنى شرقى هم زبان رسمى ارمنستانه و هم زبان ارامنه ى ايران.
Wow i didnt know that ciger actually means "liver" in Turkish. I am Greek and my grandparents (who came from the Black Sea region of Turkey and were billingual in Greek and Turkish) were sometimes calling me "cigerim" or "yavrum" when i was a small kid. I knew what "yavrum" meant but i thought "cigerim" was something similar. I have to agree that it is kind of a strange thing to say to someone :-)
Ausländer, Well, it's not any stranger than "Apple of my eyes" which in English, beside its anatomical meaning, is also a euphemism for darling or dear exactly like what "liver" stands for in Kurdish, Turkish and Persian. If you really think about it both expressions refer to body parts which are very important and quite precious for the body. The expression doesn't say that "you are a piece of liver", it says "you are my liver", that is "you are as precious and as indispensable to my body as my own liver". Kinda gross, I know! But not any grosser than "apple of one's eye"! :-)
Like Kurdish, in Urdu as well, we pronounce it with "J" , as in, Jiger/jigar. And even our parents/grandparents would tell us as you are my "Jigar ka tukrra ((Piece) - Piece of liver)). Which is like you are super special or dear to me. Like you don't have to go for literal meaning but the feel of it :P xd
Why when you said "You're my heart" it is romantic, but "You're my liver" isn't. :) Ok, it's strange but ciger is important for us too. And I love to eat ciger :D
Please make video about Turkish vs Mongolian vs Korean vs Japanese. I heard there are some simmiliarities between 'em. Also i heard some Turkish in Japan can learn Japanese easily since they have same grammar
Turkish and Mongolian are close languages but not so close. For example: numbers are fully different. And Korean and Japanese may have some similarities, like grammar system similarities with Turkish but they are not close languages.
@@epg96 That video is not scientific. And has lots of wrong examples. For example "cha or çay" is a chinese word used by lots of nations. It can't be a proof. As I said before, there are similarities but they are not close. I guess 4000 years or more time ago Turkic people and the ancestors of the some Japans were close to each other but they got seperated. So now there are too much differences. I suggest you more reliable scientific sources.This video is better : th-cam.com/video/-UmrXLSq-UE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you.Happy to see this video as I've been waiting for a video like that for a long time.Hope to see a video with the other dialect of Kurdish (Kurmanji) :)
Rap Beats İnstrumental TURKEY why do you hate everyone and every country? Lol make some friends my dude let me guess you also hate Iran, KSA, Syria, Kurdistan, Armenia, Albania, Serbia and basically all the countries near Turkey right?
Thank you so much for your videos! ♥ You are bringing us all closer again instead of seperating us which others are trying so hard. Really powerful content. ♥ Keyhan did a great job by the way :-) We are all brothers and sisters guys.. never forget that. ♥
Any turk that stands up to their state and works for stopping their century long ethnocidal policies towards minorities, Kurds & others, are definitely my brothers/sisters. Sadly I hear the "kurds & turks are brothers" rhetorics too often by people that at the state time support their state and are completely against any real linguistic or political rights for Kurds. I hope one day the first kind will outnumber the second, but it's sadly not the situation today.
Jonathan Kimberley Loooooool Kurdish betray? Türkler ile kürtler ingiliz’lere karşı birlikte savaştı. Birlikte koyun koyuna yaşamını yitirdi. Bugün ise okullarda Kürtçe yasak, İngilizce zorunlu.
@Lebanese Tiger How you Lebanese are diffirent than syrians arabs? I m kurdish we suffered so i hate beeing racist but syrians are not good people including syrian kurds they make a lot baby in my country Turkey. How is that possible youre different from syrians seculer moderated etc? Is that bcs of majority your population is assyrian christians. According to my observation alewi syrians are Thé most educated later assyrians syrians later syrian kurds . Is that true. My self is alewi too . But dont care about religion ör sectarians. I watched a video its explaining bcs of extremism in Syria origin comes from saudi tv channels which broadcast on syrian tv after usa iraq invasion and Washed syrian brains . Is that true? I dont love three kind öf people 1 racist 2 islomofasists( muhammed omer ali etc and now royalty family) and judismofasist (mean sionist bitches ) 3 some kurds return to sex slave for zionist and betrayed their country syria and great leader esad. My personal opinion Turkey iraq syria İran leabonan must make peace stability and all people must Live in peace . Wè dont needs wahabbis if we can build a wall from Basra to domascus Wè ll kick out their wahabi mercanaries.
@@ערביםהםזונות you are not Kurd. You are a sectarian asshole. Assad is a fascist Arab. Make your choose. Which is more important? Your sect or your nation?
Dushman is also an Urdu/Hindi word for enemy Even for blood, it’s Khoon, desire is also arzoo in Urdu. It also has Afreen Also gyaan is an exact Sanskrit/Hindi word but means knowledge
Im from pakistan n easily understand all the word, we use in our daily life, anar ,dushman ,afreen ,jan ,jan-e-man ,jigar, arzo ,khoon ,dars (lecture ), khalq meanz people etc ,,its gud sign 4 peace n humanity
The ward Çiğar/Gigar is used to identify the biological relation to the person you are refering to or basically a relative, brother sister, etc. It is not used to anyone who you don't share the blood line with. An english equivalent to this could be Blood, for example; You are my blood. In turkic languages it is used in same context but we say you are my liver. In Uzbek we say "Sen meni Gigarim" .
As a native Urdu speaker, I could understand almost all words! Listing the cognates for the words I could recognise and meanings of them in Urdu: 1) Har kisee (everyone/anyone) 2) Dushman (enemy) 3) Anaar (pomegranate) 4) Khush ( In Urdu, it means happy) 5) Khoon (Blood) 6) Jahaan (the 'n' is a nasal sound, not fully pronounced. It mean the world) 7) Aarzoo (Wish/Desire) 8) Dars (Lesson/Lecture) 9) Khalq (Creation, as in God's creation) 10) Jaan (literally meaning life/soul, but used as a term of endearment) Jaanam also means the same. 11) Jigar (Liver, but also used as a term of endearment) From the last sentence, I understood the word for nation - which in Urdu is "Millat" So interesting! Great job, guys! :D
@Suat Kuran dear to call the mongolien language as turkish is wrong . Modern day turkey they speak modern turkish which is a Mix of different languages. Turkic people are also from mongolien race same as chinese etc. Turkish didnt rule any part in middleeast. It was pure mongolien race which conquered and raped and Stole alot from middleast and other centralasien nomadic tribes. Later all together they Form their new territories and New tribes.
Thanks Mr. Bahador for another video in Kurdish. I want to write two notes. 1) The standard word for 'Lesson' in Sorani Kurdish is 'waana', 'dars' often used in speaking language. 2) For the word 'Jada = road' we mostly use 're' or 'rega'.
OMG I just found out about your channel and I'm surely gonna watch all of your videos this was the best on till now because I'm Kurdish (Sorani) native speaker and I can also speak Turkish,English and Arabic fluently and I can speak Russian and French a little bit :)) Love you and wish you success dear :)
heyyy my mom is turkish and my dad is kurdish so i liked this video👍🏻 and in turkey kurdish people speak the kurmanji dialect but sorani is my favorite dialect❤️❤️
"Ciğerim" means " my liver. " It actually has a nice meaning. It could mean " I can't breathe if you're not " . Or " i can breathe cause your presence." And also older people believe that "To be very upset makes tuberculosis." And your lungs (in turkish also called ciğer) damaged. If you call someone " ciğerim " that means, "you are like my healthy lungs. Glad to have you" or " I'd be sorry if I wasn't with you. I'd be tuberculosis. " Yeah. It's a complex thing.
Except the words for girl and job, all other words are commonly spoken in Urdu (Pakistan), of course with a different dialect or adding/subtracting a syllable. 💖
@@shahrzadddd زبان فارسی به وسیله ترکها و مغول به ترکیه و هند و پاکستان رفت و به عنوان زبان رسمی و ادبی و ... استفاده شد. به خاطر همین خیلی از واژه های فارسی توی زبان ترکی و هندی و پاکستانی هست. کردی هم که یکی از شاخه زبانهای ایرانیه.
Because Urdu language is created by Indian Muslims and Improved by Turks. It has Indian grammar with very intensive Turkish words. Urdu means "Ordu" in Turkish, and it means "Army, Military" Its created to speak in Military. Common language for different ethnicities.
The comments section of this video is cancerous but the video and the harmony between all are amazingly great. ❤❤❤ Tashakkur, teşekkürler & spas for you three ❤❤❤
@@amezabadi4633 WTF??? What exactly do you mean with "YOUR" people? How do I look like for you? I'm here for enjoying an interesting video not interested in politics and political discussions on the Internet. 😉
@@mgr1282 In turkish liver is karaciğer kara means black, lung is akciğer ak means white. We usually say ciğer for both. And also we use "i eat your ciğer" too but in the same idiom ciğer can change with mouth, belly, tounge etc. I even saw people saying i eat your testicle 😂
09:00 that's because in ancient times people were considered ciger/liver is the organ that keeps us alive. Heart was responsible of the emotions and the head was the source of the ideas. According to that concept, when you call someone as "cigerim" means that s/he is the one that keeps you alive. It was great! Thanks for the share gals/guys.
By the way, i am waiting for zazaki, kurdish, persian and turkish similarities because these languages have a lot of words in common. However, i know it is hard to find a person knowing Zazaki language around Toronto. When i watch the videos including Persian and Kurdish, i can predict the words easily not because of knowing Turkish, because of knowing Zazaki language. Zazaki is very similar with these languages.
@@caglaguney3793 Yes it's kind of hard to find someone who speaks it, but we'll try our best to organize that 😊 Please send your suggestions through Instagram, as it's usually not easy for us to answer to all comments on TH-cam. Thank you instagram.com/shahrzad.pe/
@@bahtiyarkarabag6870 no u are wrong i know they liveing toghter but they dont let we speaking kurdish and if a we say im kurd they kill we salahadin damirtash said im kurd they killed him everyone know turkey land is land of kurds and armens and greeks
Im indian and i cant help but notice that alot of the few words sound alot like Hindi too, it doesnt sound as evident in the pronounciation but when i read out the captions it sounds really similar! for example, har kisi and dushhman
We Use "Janum" and "Jigarum" in my country Bahrain too (not all people, just us who have Irani ancestors). Most other words in the video are used in Arabic too.
1/3rd of Türkish is literally just Kurmanji, havol. Atatürk made up the language by mixing it. The other 2 thirds are 'Istanbul Türkish' and - - - - - - - - - -
@@mehmettakbas9193 Kanka hayırdır profil fotom ne ifade ediyormuş?!? Türküm tabi. Hristiyan olmam Türklüğüme engel değil, ben milletimi ve vatanımı çok seviyorum! Senden de önce önyargılarını kırmanı ve profilindeki Ulu Önder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'ün hakkını vermeni yani iyi bir insan bir Türk genci olmanı diliyorum. Önce Kürt kimliğini sonra Hristiyanlığı yani iki farklı olguyu birden ayrıştımayı tek bir yorumda becermen seni bütünleştirici değil gerçek bölücü yapar. Anlaşıldı mı?
i could have guessed like 98% of words as a native Persian speaker edit : 2% was because , i didn't watch it all. I wish the best for our Kurds and turks brother and sisters.
@Real Mehmed The Conqueror steal what land? After the turkish war of independence we secured northern iraq and syria, as well as south eastern turkey. That was gonna be Kurdistan. Instead you betrayed us and called us mountain turks. Now we are stateless, thanks to you.
@@attomicchicken Batıda Balkanlar Doğuda mançurya Kuzeyde Sibirya ve Güneyde Hindistana kadar uzanan Herhangi bir Türk dili lehçesi bulamıyorsa bu adamı takip etmemin ne anlamı var
@@junaid1040 Shut your filthy mouth. Pisslam is what your fake Prophet imposed our people. Wè ve nothing to do with pisslam. Pisslam is an arabic imperialism on Kurds and Persian. Wè dont wanna go paradise. Bcs we dont wanna be in same place with fake Prophet Who raped 9 years old girl took 13 cariye raped them commited benikureize genocide. ...
@@unslaadkrosis9435 it’s easy to find a kurmanji speaker who doesn’t know Turkish because there are millions from Syria, Iran, armenia, Central Asia etc
And i just realise turkish is the most polite language btw all that languages that you compared sounds so soft and calm i really cant understand how other nationalities love each other with that harsh words 😅
The similarities between Kurdish and Turkish Is because that this Two nations were near to each other for centuries and because of Ottoman Empire that Ruled there .
Kurts are the sub tribe of Turks thats whay. Most of South Azerbajan Turks perfectly understant Kurts. Kurdish gramerly Persian and more then %35 words are Persian, %30 Turkish, %30 Arabic, and other %0.5.. We can say Kurdish is kinda Persian dialekt efected by Turkish and Arabic. But it doesnt make Kurdish People Persian. Sample: More then South Azerbaycan Turks speaks Persian too but they are Turkish. Best think is we are luckly deep culters met in the same ceography. Persians, Arabs, Turks.. We effect each other tomuch and its make us similar familiar ...
@@fi4638 There is no place of Racism , There are other examples like this like the french and Italians and Spanish and Portuguese no one says that the Italians are french or otherwise , or the Germanic Languages there are many similarities between them like English and Swedish and German and no one says that Germans are English or English are Germans they are from the same family language, and about The Kurds our name is Kurd not (kurt) also we have our culture and language that is completely different from Arabic and Persian and Turkish not a tribe of the Turks , in fact when the Kurds were in this land (middle east) the Turks hadn’t come yet , and about your language (Turkish) more than half of it is Arabic Kurdish and European languages that is a fact that no one can refuse , Grammatically Kurdish Grammar is independent totally different from any other language and it’s a Indo-European language from the Arian family wich includes : Kurdish ,Persian , Pashtu, Baluch,....etc And common words are because they are from the same family language, and about Azerbaijan it was a big Kurdish Region but the (Abbassyd and Umawi) Kings (Khalifa or Sultans) filled it with Turkish slaves , after all We hope that Turks not be and Think like Racists .
@@shadabdulsamad9205 :)) silly boy. Kurd *English and Arabic version of the Kurt spelling. Kurdish is a Persian Dialect what similar with Belogi. But it doesn't make them Persian or out of earth "alien" people. Kurts are %100 Turkish tribe. Their culture %90 similar with other Turkish tribes. Folk dances forms, wearing and song (singel oktav), even etnic tatu , nomadic life style etc. Our similarities manifest bigger then our differences. You mixing, KurdofoneArmenians with Kurts. We know our people more the secret services and paid academicians:)) don't try to teach us what the Kurt is. If you are Kurt you should first learn Your folks name "KURT" ! We ore not apple and pear mixed. We are melted water and sugar. You exactly know what you do and you know very well your theory is made by petroil politics. There is Kurdistan like Turkistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakistan. It doesn't mean we all diffirent. We all Turkic people what sparkled by emperyalizm. Dont try to fck youths. Fck the petroil suckers.. fck the imperialism!
@@shadabdulsamad9205 Also one more thing; Ethimology says, indo European language group and all others "politically manipulated and published via western centric acedemitians". There is millions of Uygurs speak Chinese but they are not Chinese. What about Indian domestic languages.. why google hasn't Native American translation on Google translate? Why many native American words shown as English?? :)) you have no idea what's going on on Earth boy!
Gelekî gelekî spas.Silav ji bo te Bahadir can ev yazdeh meh bû ku li hêviya vê videoyê bûm.Ez gelekî kêfxweş bûm.Bijî خیلی خیلی سپاسگزارم.درود بر شما سیزده ماه بود که منتظر این ویدیو بودم. بسیار خوشحال شدم.
@oğulcan küçükçetin Siktir onun bunun çocuğu.Yesinler sizin asaletinizi.İki sözünden biri küfür olan bir millet ve dilin asaleti mi olurmuş.Sizler öyle pis bir maneviyata bürünmüşsunuz ki her kelimeyi bel altına nisbet eder olmuşsunuz.Onu geçtim küfürsüz konuşamiyorsunuz bile.Bumu aselstiniz.Yesinler sizin asaletinizi.Bizim dilimiz bize yeter.O kadar milletten insan tanıdım ki buna sizin hor gördüğünüz Afrikalılar da dahil ama sizin kadar ağzı bozuk barbarca konuşan küfür etmeden fikrini beyan edemeyen başka bir milletten insan tanımadım.Sizler öyle asilsiniz ki insanların diliyle alay edebiliyorsunuz.Ben dünya da böyle asalet görmedim.
It’s and old pahlavi persian word.pronounced xon or khan.but in modern persian it’s pronounced khun.the only true turkish words were found in orkhon Mongolia dating back almost a thousand years ago
@@ufukoztrk748 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkhon_inscriptions you got any evidence to prove me wrong? cause i always have one for mine. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bain_Tsokto_inscriptions pauctle.com/osmtr/soz/%D8%AE%D9%88%D9%86/
Another entertaining video. And well done to the new participant Keyhan, very spirited and well-versed in his heritage language. He'd be good at speaking Italian.
@@egemenalpserbest3024 :D çok alakasız ama bende gün boyunca seda sayanın ağzından ah geceler şarkısını tekrar edip duruyorum. Beynim zehirlendi artık.
@Omed Production 1)What do you think about Turkey? 2)Do you support East Turkestan indepence? 3)Can Turks and Kurds become brothers like in gallibolu war? 4)Which country you support on mediterrian sea Turkey or Greece? 5)Do you love pkk/ypg
I was thinking the same too. Velâyat in Persian means sth like province but there is also Iyâlat which means state like in Iyâlâte Moteahed (United States) and of course there is Melliyat which means Nationality. Funfact: 'United States (of America)' in pure Persian means Sâtrâphâye Yekparce(ye Âmrikâ)
In Turkish we call Kara Ciğer (Black Liver) to Liver and Ak Ciğer (White Liver) to Lungs. Ciğerim is reffered to lungs not liver. so the reason behind we called our loved ones ciğerim comes from Lungs. Cuz when u feel pain about your loved ones your chest hurts. Thats why our culture relates "pangs of love" to the lungs.
@@alexanderthegreat1669 Would like to see Greek-Kurdish. The Greek guy from the other vid was so smart. He probably knows how Herodotous was the first historical account of the western iranian tribes of Medes.
It is truly amazing for me im from Pakistan ,in Urdu we say jan-e-man ,my dear or beloved etc & jan-e-jigar too, also dushmn (enemy ) anar (pomegranate ) khush ( happy) , khoon (blood), arzo (wish), jahan (world), afreen (well done) ,khalq (people), derss (lecture ,but mostly religious ), jan or gan ,sweet heart or alive, zinda
Except kiz,kucüc & ish all words are easily understandable in urdu -Jan (literal meaning life) but mostly used for lover, -jiger is for best buddy/friend -Herkisi for everyone -Khush for happy -Dushman for enemy -Arzu for wish -Aafreen for Welldone -Pasheman for embarrassed -Anar for pomegranate -Khoon for blood -Jahan for world -Dars for mostly Religious lesson -khalq for creation )
Because kız, küçük, iş and kan(khoon) are Turkish words. The origin of other words is Arabic or Indopersian. You can't understand Turkish words because Turkish doesn't have much influence on Arabic and Persian.
Forget all these words are an Aryan language, while the Turks are from Mongolia, and if you want to compare your language with the original Turks, compare it with Mongolia, and this is wrong... because the Turks have their language taken from all
When that kurdish guy starts speaking Kurdish it seems like he is possessed by with the spirit of Kurdish language turning into weirdest Kurdish guy I ever seen
Thank you so much Bahador Alast and thank you, too, Keyhan and Şimal... It's my favorite video on your channel, for this moment, Bahador... And where are you from... ?
Glad to hear you enjoyed it. Well, the question of where I am from is always confusing because people are usually looking for different details. So here is all of it: I am from Toronto, I was born in Tehran, my dad is from Hamedan and my mom is from Qom.
Wow You're a Canadian who was born in Iran, with Iranian parents... Nice to meet you, Bahador... ^=^ Yes, you've right, about our ancestors: the History is not simple... Thank you so much for your answer... Interesting... I love your channel, even if I don't speak English very well: I'm from France... and I've got ancestors here and out of France...
@@horacegreeley5479 There are many village of Kurd here. (Haymana Ank.) They take Turkish bridges from our village. And new families become Kurd. Because father is important in Anatolia (Sorry my English is bad)
I like how the Kurdish guy is pronouncing the words. He seems like a linguist, someone who could really teach you about voices, and the possibility of how many voices could a person pronounce. He really pronounces good and slow the words, that I could almost learn them. 😁😀
Well, "ciğer" does not only mean liver, it is the lungs also. When you call someone "ciğerim" it is not "my liver", it is "my lung", which implies that "you are the source of breath". In a way, you say, you are in my chest, close to my heart.
Bahador, maybe you could do another series of videos with false cognates, instead of true cognates. maybe it would be harder to research it (and to the guessing game itself), but it would be cool. just an idea 😁 great videos. greetings from Brazil
It was a good video, but as someone who is fluent in both languages, I realized that many of the words they used were not original. For words like wish or enemy or something else we have a whole host of other equivalent words in each language. But this video was a good step to bring the two nations closer ♥♥♥♥
You are right, for example disman (enemy) is not kurdish while it was classed as a Kurdish but then Turkish word. Enemy is "Dijmin" in Kurdish, not disman
Great video... To be honest, I didn’t think this video was going to happen, but I’m glad it did. I’m all for brotherhood. PS: Not all Kurmançî speakers understand Turkish. Can we see a “Kurmançî & Turkey” language challenge? Also, Kurdish & Arabic
Dear Bahador your first Kurdish-Persian video with Sherzad was the best . I couldn't find it on the net . In this video Keyhan is doing very hard pronunciations that makes difficult to understand for other nations. Also Keyhan is doing some confusions at the end of the video. These are the correct meanings with Kurdish Latin alphabet which included both dialects; cîwan=young-cute, jan-jîyan-gîyan-gon=life, welat=country , herêm=region, gel-xelk-millet=nation.
Hi Muhammed, Thank you! That original video I had to take it down unfortunately because our Kurdish friend in it was not happy with the ugly political comments that came from it. We did do another one with Mahtab, have you seen that one?
@Roozbeh Siamakpour Assyrians of Iraq don't use the word "Jan" to say "Dear". However some Assyrians of Iraq say "bjanee" meaning myself. However the correct word to use for "myself" in Assyrian is "bnawshee". I think most words that involve the letter "J" are not of Assyrian origin.. except for some words that are sometimes mistakenly pronounced with a J instead of G like "Jarmeh" instead of "Garmeh" (meaning bones).
With all respects to all Turkish brothers and sisters , those Turkish people who arrived to Anatolia have picked loads of words from Kurds and Greek and Arabic language but the real Turkish language from Altay mountain are absolutely different.
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Please be mindful of the fact that Keyhan has Asperger syndrome.
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I've been waiting for your next video and it's finally here.
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What happened with the Turkish / Armenian video?
Hope you go back to weekly uploads if you can :) Is there gonna be Portuguese or Filipino videos soon? Love the channel as always ❤️❤
Reupload Armenian video with COMMENTs disabled.
بهادر جان، لطفاً ويديوى ارمنى-تركى رو دوباره بذار ولى كومنتهاشو پاك كن و اصلاً قسمت كومنتشو ببند كه نتونن چرنديات بنويسن. تازه من ميخواستم پيشنهاد كنم كه يك ويديوى جديد بين تركى و ارمنى شرقى درست كنى. اون ويديويى رو كه درست كرده بودى بين تركى و ارمنى غربى بود كه زبان ارامنه استانبول هستش. ولى ارمنى شرقى هم زبان رسمى ارمنستانه و هم زبان ارامنه ى ايران.
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Thank you so much :)
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Ciğerim meaning is my liver but as a metaphor if you call someone ciğerim means that ‘You are the reason of my breathing’ That’s so lovely :))
Wow i didnt know that ciger actually means "liver" in Turkish. I am Greek and my grandparents (who came from the Black Sea region of Turkey and were billingual in Greek and Turkish) were sometimes calling me "cigerim" or "yavrum" when i was a small kid. I knew what "yavrum" meant but i thought "cigerim" was something similar. I have to agree that it is kind of a strange thing to say to someone :-)
Hahaha i just noticed you are damn right
Ausländer, Well, it's not any stranger than "Apple of my eyes" which in English, beside its anatomical meaning, is also a euphemism for darling or dear exactly like what "liver" stands for in Kurdish, Turkish and Persian. If you really think about it both expressions refer to body parts which are very important and quite precious for the body. The expression doesn't say that "you are a piece of liver", it says "you are my liver", that is "you are as precious and as indispensable to my body as my own liver". Kinda gross, I know! But not any grosser than "apple of one's eye"! :-)
Like Kurdish, in Urdu as well, we pronounce it with "J" , as in, Jiger/jigar. And even our parents/grandparents would tell us as you are my "Jigar ka tukrra ((Piece) - Piece of liver)). Which is like you are super special or dear to me. Like you don't have to go for literal meaning but the feel of it :P xd
Why when you said "You're my heart" it is romantic, but "You're my liver" isn't. :)
Ok, it's strange but ciger is important for us too. And I love to eat ciger :D
Interesting that pontic greeks also used it cultures and even people are mixed a lot but unfortunatly in the past they didnt want to admit it
Please make video about Turkish vs Mongolian vs Korean vs Japanese. I heard there are some simmiliarities between 'em. Also i heard some Turkish in Japan can learn Japanese easily since they have same grammar
I want to see that
Turkish and Mongolian are close languages but not so close. For example: numbers are fully different. And Korean and Japanese may have some similarities, like grammar system similarities with Turkish but they are not close languages.
@@TheNera2010 so what's this? th-cam.com/video/lQNAup3Ct6w/w-d-xo.html
they could be related 40000-50000 years ago :D @@TheNera2010
@@epg96 That video is not scientific. And has lots of wrong examples. For example "cha or çay" is a chinese word used by lots of nations. It can't be a proof. As I said before, there are similarities but they are not close. I guess 4000 years or more time ago Turkic people and the ancestors of the some Japans were close to each other but they got seperated. So now there are too much differences. I suggest you more reliable scientific sources.This video is better : th-cam.com/video/-UmrXLSq-UE/w-d-xo.html
Keyhan, thank you for showing us that we have common words with Sorani Kurdish. I will be happy to see you in other videos. Love from Turkey.
Ty
Thank you.Happy to see this video as I've been waiting for a video like that for a long time.Hope to see a video with the other dialect of Kurdish (Kurmanji) :)
Aydın Ekin Agree 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊
Greek and Turkish
🇹🇷🇬🇷
@Rap Beats İnstrumental TURKEY abi anlamıyorum neden kendinizi rezil etmeye bayılıyosunuz?saygını takınmayı öğren bir an önce.yaş 10 herhalde
@K1 Fighter Death Sentence Governments don't love each other. The brotherhood of the nations. ♥️
Ellada & Türkiye FOREVER 💙 Loves from Turkey to Greek Brothers.
Rap Beats İnstrumental TURKEY why do you hate everyone and every country? Lol make some friends my dude let me guess you also hate Iran, KSA, Syria, Kurdistan, Armenia, Albania, Serbia and basically all the countries near Turkey right?
Thank you so much for your videos! ♥ You are bringing us all closer again instead of seperating us which others are trying so hard. Really powerful content. ♥ Keyhan did a great job by the way :-) We are all brothers and sisters guys.. never forget that. ♥
I'm kurdish and I love all my Turkish sisters and brothers🌺
Right 👏❤️
Bahador Jan bless you ☺️ you're always bringing people together and making peace 🙏 I love your videos.
Thanks for watching and for your kind words 💖
Governments go through their problems but Turk and Kurd and Persian are people with a deeply interwoven history. Brothers forever.
I agree if they would stop their government occupation instead of justification of racist policies
Any turk that stands up to their state and works for stopping their century long ethnocidal policies towards minorities, Kurds & others, are definitely my brothers/sisters. Sadly I hear the "kurds & turks are brothers" rhetorics too often by people that at the state time support their state and are completely against any real linguistic or political rights for Kurds. I hope one day the first kind will outnumber the second, but it's sadly not the situation today.
Jonathan Kimberley Loooooool Kurdish betray?
Türkler ile kürtler ingiliz’lere karşı birlikte savaştı. Birlikte koyun koyuna yaşamını yitirdi.
Bugün ise okullarda Kürtçe yasak, İngilizce zorunlu.
@Lebanese Tiger
How you Lebanese are diffirent than syrians arabs? I m kurdish we suffered so i hate beeing racist but syrians are not good people including syrian kurds they make a lot baby in my country Turkey. How is that possible youre different from syrians seculer moderated etc? Is that bcs of majority your population is assyrian christians. According to my observation alewi syrians are Thé most educated later assyrians syrians later syrian kurds . Is that true.
My self is alewi too . But dont care about religion ör sectarians. I watched a video its explaining bcs of extremism in Syria origin comes from saudi tv channels which broadcast on syrian tv after usa iraq invasion and Washed syrian brains . Is that true?
I dont love three kind öf people
1 racist
2 islomofasists( muhammed omer ali etc and now royalty family) and judismofasist (mean sionist bitches )
3 some kurds return to sex slave for zionist and betrayed their country syria and great leader esad.
My personal opinion Turkey iraq syria İran leabonan must make peace stability and all people must Live in peace . Wè dont needs wahabbis if we can build a wall from Basra to domascus Wè ll kick out their wahabi mercanaries.
@@ערביםהםזונות you are not Kurd. You are a sectarian asshole. Assad is a fascist Arab. Make your choose. Which is more important? Your sect or your nation?
The kurd man so sweet l love him ♥️♥️
He’s Persian but he’s learnt kurdish
@@maxkyrus no
He is iranian
Iranian kurd
Kurdish are not Iranian
@@Kurdi8707 nowdays kurdish living in iran turkey iraq if you talking about but if you mean iranian kurdish are not iranian so i shoul say fuck off
Dushman is also an Urdu/Hindi word for enemy
Even for blood, it’s Khoon, desire is also arzoo in Urdu. It also has Afreen
Also gyaan is an exact Sanskrit/Hindi word but means knowledge
Urdu means 'army' in turkish. and we say it like 'ordu'
Im from pakistan n easily understand all the word, we use in our daily life, anar ,dushman ,afreen ,jan ,jan-e-man ,jigar, arzo ,khoon ,dars (lecture ), khalq meanz people etc ,,its gud sign 4 peace n humanity
kan is turkish bro
@@burakayan3360 In Iranian and Indo-Aryan langauges it's Khoon. He was obviously saying that Kurdish is more similiar to Urdu than Turkish
these are results of Islamic conquest of India.
Dear Keyhan, I'm so grateful to see you on this video, you really seem a nice, friendly guy. I wish for you the best! lots of love
@Ilke S Zor spas. Motshakeram.
@@KeyhanTheFreeman that lady is totally beautiful. Message her again.
The ward Çiğar/Gigar is used to identify the biological relation to the person you are refering to or basically a relative, brother sister, etc. It is not used to anyone who you don't share the blood line with. An english equivalent to this could be Blood, for example; You are my blood. In turkic languages it is used in same context but we say you are my liver. In Uzbek we say "Sen meni Gigarim" .
As a native Urdu speaker, I could understand almost all words! Listing the cognates for the words I could recognise and meanings of them in Urdu:
1) Har kisee (everyone/anyone)
2) Dushman (enemy)
3) Anaar (pomegranate)
4) Khush ( In Urdu, it means happy)
5) Khoon (Blood)
6) Jahaan (the 'n' is a nasal sound, not fully pronounced. It mean the world)
7) Aarzoo (Wish/Desire)
8) Dars (Lesson/Lecture)
9) Khalq (Creation, as in God's creation)
10) Jaan (literally meaning life/soul, but used as a term of endearment) Jaanam also means the same.
11) Jigar (Liver, but also used as a term of endearment)
From the last sentence, I understood the word for nation - which in Urdu is "Millat"
So interesting! Great job, guys! :D
Sania Aziz
Because Its all loan words from Persian into urdu.
@Suat Kuran no its iranic. Turkish language is a mix
Urdu is mix of indian, arab and iran language
@@tirkooo yeah true
@Suat Kuran dear to call the mongolien language as turkish is wrong . Modern day turkey they speak modern turkish which is a Mix of different languages.
Turkic people are also from mongolien race same as chinese etc. Turkish didnt rule any part in middleeast. It was pure mongolien race which conquered and raped and Stole alot from middleast and other centralasien nomadic tribes. Later all together they Form their new territories and New tribes.
Thanks Mr. Bahador for another video in Kurdish.
I want to write two notes. 1) The standard word for 'Lesson' in Sorani Kurdish is 'waana', 'dars' often used in speaking language. 2) For the word 'Jada = road' we mostly use 're' or 'rega'.
Thank you for the clarification :)
OMG I just found out about your channel and I'm surely gonna watch all of your videos this was the best on till now because I'm Kurdish (Sorani) native speaker and I can also speak Turkish,English and Arabic fluently and I can speak Russian and French a little bit :)) Love you and wish you success dear :)
Thank you ❤️❤️
@@BahadorAlast you're welcome :))
😮😮 you're very intelligent
@@fieldmouse8910 ow thank you, I had forgotten this comment😄❤️
heyyy my mom is turkish and my dad is kurdish so i liked this video👍🏻 and in turkey kurdish people speak the kurmanji dialect but sorani is my favorite dialect❤️❤️
Amez Abadi noooo
Median Empire sure👍🏻
K1 Fighter Death Sentence i speak kurmanji but sorani sounds so nice and what’s the problem with it?is it weird to like sorani??
Very nice! I'm glad you liked it ❤️
Charayi gachek jaan?
Hİ MY NAME İS ANTALYA AND İM FROM ŞİMAL
Omg 😂
😁😁
Hahahaha. Such ridiculous
Gerçeğini unuttum hxyxtstfutzfuxt
Which is ironic, by the way, since Antalya is located on the southern shores of Turkey and 'Şimal' means north in Ottoman Turkish.
"Ciğerim" means " my liver. "
It actually has a nice meaning. It could mean " I can't breathe if you're not " . Or " i can breathe cause your presence."
And also older people believe that "To be very upset makes tuberculosis." And your lungs (in turkish also called ciğer) damaged.
If you call someone " ciğerim " that means, "you are like my healthy lungs. Glad to have you" or " I'd be sorry if I wasn't with you. I'd be tuberculosis. "
Yeah. It's a complex thing.
Very beautiful meaning to us too in the Assyrian community
:)
I love the video! I know that some comments are going to be very disturbing but please don't let it get to you:)
Well said!
Except the words for girl and job, all other words are commonly spoken in Urdu (Pakistan), of course with a different dialect or adding/subtracting a syllable. 💖
@bana jaff yep! 💖👍
Same with Persian, so I'm not surprised ❤️
Persian was Official, ... language in Pakistan and India in the past. Because of this there are many persian words in Urdu and Hindi.
@@shahrzadddd زبان فارسی به وسیله ترکها و مغول به ترکیه و هند و پاکستان رفت و به عنوان زبان رسمی و ادبی و ... استفاده شد. به خاطر همین خیلی از واژه های فارسی توی زبان ترکی و هندی و پاکستانی هست. کردی هم که یکی از شاخه زبانهای ایرانیه.
Because Urdu language is created by Indian Muslims and Improved by Turks. It has Indian grammar with very intensive Turkish words. Urdu means "Ordu" in Turkish, and it means "Army, Military"
Its created to speak in Military. Common language for different ethnicities.
thank you bahador for making kurdish videos🌷
because another youtubers didn't even hear about kurds
The comments section of this video is cancerous but the video and the harmony between all are amazingly great. ❤❤❤
Tashakkur, teşekkürler & spas for you three ❤❤❤
@@amezabadi4633
WTF???
What exactly do you mean with "YOUR" people? How do I look like for you? I'm here for enjoying an interesting video not interested in politics and political discussions on the Internet. 😉
@@amezabadi4633
Keep calm, em kurdin ;)
Ro Se hahaha your last comment made my day :) dont feed the troll. Ser seran ser çavan ^^
❤❤❤❤
@@MariiiaPuder
So many rage for a TH-cam video. Ne baş i ji bo dila 😉 Ser seran, ser çavan 💖
Have a wonderful nice day ❤❤❤
I guess "ciğerim" coming from lung not liver. I think there is a "you are my lung i cant breath without you" meaning in it. But just guessing
It means liver, it's from persian origin. it's weird but we say it. Because liver is delicious, we say i eat your liver when we love someone
@@mgr1282 In turkish liver is karaciğer kara means black, lung is akciğer ak means white. We usually say ciğer for both. And also we use "i eat your ciğer" too but in the same idiom ciğer can change with mouth, belly, tounge etc. I even saw people saying i eat your testicle 😂
@@medicporcupine4077 i know a bit turkish, i'm a turk of Khorasan of Iran. We prounance kara , ak a bit different. But jegar/jigar (ciger) is persian.
@@cemonder6665 I suggest you to research meaning of the word or idioms with this word in TDK. It can be used for both.
yes, exactly it is;)
09:00 that's because in ancient times people were considered ciger/liver is the organ that keeps us alive. Heart was responsible of the emotions and the head was the source of the ideas.
According to that concept, when you call someone as "cigerim" means that s/he is the one that keeps you alive.
It was great! Thanks for the share gals/guys.
I gave a like before i even watch the video. YAYY the most expected and relatable video for me. Thank you 😊
By the way, i am waiting for zazaki, kurdish, persian and turkish similarities because these languages have a lot of words in common. However, i know it is hard to find a person knowing Zazaki language around Toronto. When i watch the videos including Persian and Kurdish, i can predict the words easily not because of knowing Turkish, because of knowing Zazaki language. Zazaki is very similar with these languages.
@@caglaguney3793 Yes it's kind of hard to find someone who speaks it, but we'll try our best to organize that 😊 Please send your suggestions through Instagram, as it's usually not easy for us to answer to all comments on TH-cam. Thank you
instagram.com/shahrzad.pe/
Thank you for this video, Bahador Alast! Your videos brings harmony between people. Keep up the good work :D
Thanks for your nice words!
Why is everyone so obsessed with the Kurdish man? He is kinda cute and funny 😅
Says the Kurdish guy using a different account. Hahaha
David D lol 😂
Maria Puder sounds as if you’re speaking for yourself.
Vielleicht ist er schwul wer weiß.
@@KeyhanTheFreeman My girlfriend is Turkish. Why so racist?
To the Kurdish bro, you have nailed it. May ALLAH bless you. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Thanks for your wish . Allah said all muslim is brother . Good bless all muslim
Yeah he is a muslim
@@sfrhatamatematik6750 not turkish people
@@bahtiyarkarabag6870 no we are never living
they attacked for we and got we are lands and greeks and armens
@@bahtiyarkarabag6870 no u are wrong
i know they liveing toghter
but they dont let we speaking kurdish
and if a we say im kurd they kill we
salahadin damirtash said im kurd they killed him
everyone know turkey land is land of kurds and armens and greeks
Im indian and i cant help but notice that alot of the few words sound alot like Hindi too, it doesnt sound as evident in the pronounciation but when i read out the captions it sounds really similar! for example, har kisi and dushhman
Indo-Arian language. Very similar, almost same
We Use "Janum" and "Jigarum" in my country Bahrain too (not all people, just us who have Irani ancestors). Most other words in the video are used in Arabic too.
Ohh my God that is what I am waiting for ..... it is super really it is.... İşte bu beklediğim süper olmuş ya 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Enjoy! 😊
❤❤
That was interesting. I didn't know there's that much similarities. That's cool
Thanks for watching!
1/3rd of Türkish is literally just Kurmanji, havol. Atatürk made up the language by mixing it. The other 2 thirds are 'Istanbul Türkish' and - - - - - - - - - -
Çünkü hepsi Kürtçe kelimelerde ondan
i'm kurdish and i love my language so much💜
بژی کوردستان💜✌
Seet Xwesh bra
I am Turkish and I love your language so much also. :)
@@innsbruckjunge5064 yes yes we all know that you are also a turk your profile picture means many things you do just like that Stop faking
@@mehmettakbas9193 Kanka hayırdır profil fotom ne ifade ediyormuş?!? Türküm tabi. Hristiyan olmam Türklüğüme engel değil, ben milletimi ve vatanımı çok seviyorum! Senden de önce önyargılarını kırmanı ve profilindeki Ulu Önder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'ün hakkını vermeni yani iyi bir insan bir Türk genci olmanı diliyorum. Önce Kürt kimliğini sonra Hristiyanlığı yani iki farklı olguyu birden ayrıştımayı tek bir yorumda becermen seni bütünleştirici değil gerçek bölücü yapar. Anlaşıldı mı?
Turco-Hellenic OMG 😮 sky needs pole 😂
i could have guessed like 98% of words as a native Persian speaker
edit : 2% was because , i didn't watch it all. I wish the best for our Kurds and turks brother and sisters.
More videos with Şimel please, I love turkish language😍 your channel is amazing 😍
Turkish-Kurdish Brotherhood.
@Real Mehmed The Conqueror steal what land? After the turkish war of independence we secured northern iraq and syria, as well as south eastern turkey. That was gonna be Kurdistan. Instead you betrayed us and called us mountain turks. Now we are stateless, thanks to you.
@@yurichtube1162 turk is enemy of kurd
All anatolian blong to kurd and Istanbul blong to greec
Never
Joke
@@yurichtube1162 not only them the british started it all. Atatürk was their agent to destroy the Osmanlı dynasty and empire.
Keyhan is amazing I am so proud of him as a kurd ! Btw thank u for your beautiful videos ❤️
@@uvaxstra7275 well I don’t know if he is or not I didn’t mentioned him being kurd I said that as a kurd I am proud of him
Gretings From Turkey. Next Vidio,Tuvan-Turkish or Uigur-Turkish.
Zor bulunur
Merkid Qagan it’s not Turkish it’s Turkic
@@attomicchicken Batıda Balkanlar Doğuda mançurya Kuzeyde Sibirya ve Güneyde Hindistana kadar uzanan Herhangi bir Türk dili lehçesi bulamıyorsa bu adamı takip etmemin ne anlamı var
@@arghunqon3774 I know. Turkic=All Turks
Turkish=Anatolia(Oghuz)
Farklı birşey söylemedim eleştirmek için bir nokta arıyorsan Düzgün Yorum yaz
this youtuber is persian and not mongolian turk
Armenian-Kurdish pls
But Armenian are not following Islam
semih akgün that’s would be interesting
Are u kurd?
@@cheyennekurd No . Armenian
@@semihakgun2597 so why do u have Azarbaiycan flag on profile?
I don't know which part I am in because I am both Turkish and Kurdish :) Btw the Keyhan speaks very funny :) More videos with Keyhan! :)
Be kurdish 😊
Arabic vs kurdish please Mr. Bhadoor😄✋🏻
We will try to organize that!
Shahrzad Pe thank you so much for your reply💕 we will supporting you always guys💪🏼
Arab and Kurd are Muslim. This means they will enter paradise.
Zubair Yusuf inshallah🤲🏻
@@junaid1040
Shut your filthy mouth. Pisslam is what your fake Prophet imposed our people. Wè ve nothing to do with pisslam. Pisslam is an arabic imperialism on Kurds and Persian. Wè dont wanna go paradise. Bcs we dont wanna be in same place with fake Prophet Who raped 9 years old girl took 13 cariye raped them commited benikureize genocide. ...
i believe, u should make a Kurmanji(Kurdish) and Turkish.
Kurdish and kurmanju name is parsig like sasani empire
But many kurmanji speakers know turkish already, you would need to hunt down a very old grandma who doesn't speak turkish
@@unslaadkrosis9435 maybe w Kurmanji speaker from Syria or Iraq
@@unslaadkrosis9435 it’s easy to find a kurmanji speaker who doesn’t know Turkish because there are millions from Syria, Iran, armenia, Central Asia etc
@@unslaadkrosis9435 there are millions of kurmanji speakers from Syria iraq and Iran lol
Great job Bahador, u are good at your work. Love from Turkey
fuck turkey from china
@@adamceleb5537 fuck you too you rascist
Love the video ❤ keep up the good work!! Also all three of you are so lovely 🥰
And i just realise turkish is the most polite language btw all that languages that you compared sounds so soft and calm i really cant understand how other nationalities love each other with that harsh words 😅
come listen to Urfa turkish, you'll change your mind 😂🤣 herkes bizim kavga ettiğimizi zanedi. Siye kesin acaip gelir ilk işitdiğinde
Quality effort went in to this work ,superb💜
The similarities between Kurdish and Turkish
Is because that this Two nations were near to each other for centuries and because of Ottoman Empire that Ruled there .
the majority of the common words are original whether Iranian (KurManji/Persian) or Arabic because of the religion
Kurts are the sub tribe of Turks thats whay. Most of South Azerbajan Turks perfectly understant Kurts. Kurdish gramerly Persian and more then %35 words are Persian, %30 Turkish, %30 Arabic, and other %0.5.. We can say Kurdish is kinda Persian dialekt efected by Turkish and Arabic. But it doesnt make Kurdish People Persian. Sample: More then South Azerbaycan Turks speaks Persian too but they are Turkish. Best think is we are luckly deep culters met in the same ceography. Persians, Arabs, Turks.. We effect each other tomuch and its make us similar familiar ...
@@fi4638 There is no place of Racism , There are other examples like this like the french and Italians and Spanish and Portuguese no one says that the Italians are french or otherwise , or the Germanic Languages there are many similarities between them like English and Swedish and German and no one says that Germans are English or English are Germans they are from the same family language, and about The Kurds our name is Kurd not (kurt) also we have our culture and language that is completely different from Arabic and Persian and Turkish not a tribe of the Turks , in fact when the Kurds were in this land (middle east) the Turks hadn’t come yet , and about your language (Turkish) more than half of it is Arabic Kurdish and European languages that is a fact that no one can refuse , Grammatically Kurdish Grammar is independent totally different from any other language and it’s a Indo-European language from the Arian family wich includes : Kurdish ,Persian , Pashtu, Baluch,....etc
And common words are because they are from the same family language, and about Azerbaijan it was a big Kurdish Region but the (Abbassyd and Umawi) Kings (Khalifa or Sultans) filled it with Turkish slaves , after all We hope that Turks not be and Think like Racists .
@@shadabdulsamad9205 :)) silly boy. Kurd *English and Arabic version of the Kurt spelling. Kurdish is a Persian Dialect what similar with Belogi. But it doesn't make them Persian or out of earth "alien" people. Kurts are %100 Turkish tribe. Their culture %90 similar with other Turkish tribes. Folk dances forms, wearing and song (singel oktav), even etnic tatu , nomadic life style etc. Our similarities manifest bigger then our differences. You mixing, KurdofoneArmenians with Kurts. We know our people more the secret services and paid academicians:)) don't try to teach us what the Kurt is. If you are Kurt you should first learn Your folks name "KURT" !
We ore not apple and pear mixed. We are melted water and sugar. You exactly know what you do and you know very well your theory is made by petroil politics. There is Kurdistan like Turkistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakistan. It doesn't mean we all diffirent. We all Turkic people what sparkled by emperyalizm. Dont try to fck youths. Fck the petroil suckers.. fck the imperialism!
@@shadabdulsamad9205 Also one more thing; Ethimology says, indo European language group and all others "politically manipulated and published via western centric acedemitians". There is millions of Uygurs speak Chinese but they are not Chinese. What about Indian domestic languages.. why google hasn't Native American translation on Google translate? Why many native American words shown as English?? :)) you have no idea what's going on on Earth boy!
Please do any germanic language. I want to play too😫
Gelekî gelekî spas.Silav ji bo te Bahadir can ev yazdeh meh bû ku li hêviya vê videoyê bûm.Ez gelekî kêfxweş bûm.Bijî
خیلی خیلی سپاسگزارم.درود بر شما
سیزده ماه بود که منتظر این ویدیو بودم.
بسیار خوشحال شدم.
سپاسگزارم از شما
:)
Slaw heval. Ez xelke Bakur. Pır biji heval. Eger em yek nebin, em dıçın yek bi yek. Biji Çar Perçe Kurdistan. Biji Bratiya gelan. Biji Azadi💚❤💛
@@suikastcgenc7716 Birayê delal.Spas ji bo te.Ez jî ji Bakûr im.Ez xelkê Mêrdîn im.Yekîtî
Süikastçı Genç hewal uyan kabristan yaklaşıyor
@oğulcan küçükçetin Siktir onun bunun çocuğu.Yesinler sizin asaletinizi.İki sözünden biri küfür olan bir millet ve dilin asaleti mi olurmuş.Sizler öyle pis bir maneviyata bürünmüşsunuz ki her kelimeyi bel altına nisbet eder olmuşsunuz.Onu geçtim küfürsüz konuşamiyorsunuz bile.Bumu aselstiniz.Yesinler sizin asaletinizi.Bizim dilimiz bize yeter.O kadar milletten insan tanıdım ki buna sizin hor gördüğünüz Afrikalılar da dahil ama sizin kadar ağzı bozuk barbarca konuşan küfür etmeden fikrini beyan edemeyen başka bir milletten insan tanımadım.Sizler öyle asilsiniz ki insanların diliyle alay edebiliyorsunuz.Ben dünya da böyle asalet görmedim.
I'm fluent in Pashto and Urdu and I understood 90% of the words!
That's awesome!
I am a native Hindustani speaker and got 80% of the words!!It's quite amazing 🤘
yes me too!!! How come we understood?? Im so confused!!!
@@jahanmq5959 It could be because all these languages have some influence from the Persian language!
only because of Islamic conquest of India. Mr Sharma, will you accept muslims ruled over your ancestors?
Shows that these words come from indo Iranian/aryan and are lend words to turkish as its from a different family
Persian was the formal language in India for 600 years that's why.
Wish I could subscribe your channel a dozen times!!!
Love different languages!
Thank you:)
I think kan is a old turkish word and dosent comes from خون...its قان in azerbaijanian and other turkish dilectics.
Yeah. THERE IS "KAN" WORD IN ALL TURKISH or TURKIC LANGUAGES.
It’s and old pahlavi persian word.pronounced xon or khan.but in modern persian it’s pronounced khun.the only true turkish words were found in orkhon Mongolia dating back almost a thousand years ago
@@stormyfire2559 this isn't true
@@ufukoztrk748 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkhon_inscriptions you got any evidence to prove me wrong? cause i always have one for mine.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bain_Tsokto_inscriptions
pauctle.com/osmtr/soz/%D8%AE%D9%88%D9%86/
@@stormyfire2559 ah yes the wikipedia link... now thats an ''evidence''
Another entertaining video. And well done to the new participant Keyhan, very spirited and well-versed in his heritage language. He'd be good at speaking Italian.
Bacım gururumuzsun.
Seda Sayan gibi bacıyı okudum ajslgfuahjşfohısşpiafs
@@egemenalpserbest3024 :D çok alakasız ama bende gün boyunca seda sayanın ağzından ah geceler şarkısını tekrar edip duruyorum. Beynim zehirlendi artık.
Good to see your video brother :)
Thanks for watching 💗 instagram.com/shahrzad.pe/
Hey Shahrzad! I'm a big fan of yours too :) Surprised to see your reply. Love from India. God bless you and your family!
@@Roman19926 Thanks so much for your kind words 😊
I’m kurdish and thank you 🙏🏻
Hi can i ask a question? Does every kurdish people hate turkish people ?
@Omed Production 🇹🇷♥️🇹🇯
@Omed Production Can i ask a question?
@Omed Production 1)What do you think about Turkey?
2)Do you support East Turkestan indepence?
3)Can Turks and Kurds become brothers like in gallibolu war?
4)Which country you support on mediterrian sea Turkey or Greece?
5)Do you love pkk/ypg
@Shirwan Mahamad the others?
all love from Egypt ❤️
10:20
Welayat is also an arabic word ولاية (welayat-ولاية) and (millet-ملة) are completly diffrent
I was thinking the same too. Velâyat in Persian means sth like province but there is also Iyâlat which means state like in Iyâlâte Moteahed (United States) and of course there is Melliyat which means Nationality.
Funfact: 'United States (of America)' in pure Persian means Sâtrâphâye Yekparce(ye Âmrikâ)
You're right. Good point! Thank you:)
Wilayah in indonesia means region ..
@@yourmajesty1361 iyalat is the root of velayat. The form is just changed. Velayat directly comes from wali (Vali), which is guardian in Arabic
@@faROCK03 intresting
In Turkish we call Kara Ciğer (Black Liver) to Liver and Ak Ciğer (White Liver) to Lungs. Ciğerim is reffered to lungs not liver.
so the reason behind we called our loved ones ciğerim comes from Lungs. Cuz when u feel pain about your loved ones your chest hurts. Thats why our culture relates "pangs of love" to the lungs.
Some of you should know "Aferin" (well done @ 4:07 ) as a painkiller containing codeine, which is a good companion for long winter nights :)
Do you have a video kazakh and turkish languages
Not yet, but hopefully as soon as a fluent Kazakh speaker in Toronto who is interested in participating reaches out to me.
DAUR J kazzah sounds like a Diesel engine
Kazakh people are following Islam so paradise is guaranteed for them inshallah
the way this guy pronounce is so interesting tbh,respect bro :D
Kurdish and pashto please bahadur 🙌
بهادر لطفاً پشتو و کوردی به نظرم خیلی قرابت دارند
موافقم
I'll definitely try to set it up!
@@BahadorAlast love u bro❤️
@@JananMD He has done Kurdish and Pashto. I have seen it on this channel.
Very weird Sorani! Sounds more Persian!
کردي با بلوچي هم قرابت دارد
Greek Persian Turkish Kurdish brotherhood
@Rap Beats İnstrumental TURKEY yeah u got a problem with that
@@alexanderthegreat1669 Would like to see Greek-Kurdish. The Greek guy from the other vid was so smart.
He probably knows how Herodotous was the first historical account of the western iranian tribes of Medes.
Alexander the Great? Is that you lol
@@user-vd5si1rs3d Kratistos
I LOVE GREECE 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️
Greetings from Turkish Republic 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
It is truly amazing for me im from Pakistan ,in Urdu we say jan-e-man ,my dear or beloved etc & jan-e-jigar too, also dushmn (enemy ) anar (pomegranate ) khush ( happy) , khoon (blood), arzo (wish), jahan (world), afreen (well done) ,khalq (people), derss (lecture ,but mostly religious ), jan or gan ,sweet heart or alive, zinda
Except kiz,kucüc & ish all words are easily understandable in urdu
-Jan (literal meaning life) but mostly used for lover,
-jiger is for best buddy/friend
-Herkisi for everyone
-Khush for happy
-Dushman for enemy
-Arzu for wish
-Aafreen for Welldone
-Pasheman for embarrassed
-Anar for pomegranate
-Khoon for blood
-Jahan for world
-Dars for mostly Religious lesson
-khalq for creation )
Because kız, küçük, iş and kan(khoon) are Turkish words. The origin of other words is Arabic or Indopersian. You can't understand Turkish words because Turkish doesn't have much influence on Arabic and Persian.
Forget all these words are an Aryan language, while the Turks are from Mongolia, and if you want to compare your language with the original Turks, compare it with Mongolia, and this is wrong... because the Turks have their language taken from all
I am Kurdish and our language is very similar to Persian, Urdu, Balochani, etc..
When that kurdish guy starts speaking Kurdish it seems like he is possessed by with the spirit of Kurdish language turning into weirdest Kurdish guy I ever seen
Thank you so much Bahador Alast and thank you, too, Keyhan and Şimal... It's my favorite video on your channel, for this moment, Bahador... And where are you from... ?
Glad to hear you enjoyed it. Well, the question of where I am from is always confusing because people are usually looking for different details. So here is all of it:
I am from Toronto, I was born in Tehran, my dad is from Hamedan and my mom is from Qom.
Wow You're a Canadian who was born in Iran, with Iranian parents... Nice to meet you, Bahador... ^=^ Yes, you've right, about our ancestors: the History is not simple... Thank you so much for your answer... Interesting... I love your channel, even if I don't speak English very well: I'm from France... and I've got ancestors here and out of France...
@@totointernational3493 Thank you. Your English is actually very good :)
Thank you, Bahador... ^=^
Nice comparison between similar languages which have nearly same words
Thanks for watching!
Hello from Turkey! My grandpa is Turk and my grandma is Kurd. We are siblings and we have same genes
So are people who are half Turk/half Kurd considered Kurks or Turds?
@@horacegreeley5479 If your father is Kurd You are Kurd. If your mother is Kurd, she comes to Turks and she adapts. patriarchal society
@@horacegreeley5479 There are many village of Kurd here. (Haymana Ank.)
They take Turkish bridges from our village. And new families become Kurd. Because father is important in Anatolia
(Sorry my English is bad)
@Para Babasi dalga geçen de açıklama yapan da hakaret eden de kişiliğini sergiliyor. Kasma kendini dalga geçildi diye incileri dökülmez kimsenin
I like how the Kurdish guy is pronouncing the words. He seems like a linguist, someone who could really teach you about voices, and the possibility of how many voices could a person pronounce. He really pronounces good and slow the words, that I could almost learn them. 😁😀
I do have a background in linguistics, albeit an informal one. Nice intuition, it's better than most of the other people here.
@@KeyhanTheFreeman nah
His accent is bad , I’m Kurdish Sorani , and our accent is not like that 😅😅😅
Where did the painting on the wall go? I was actually searching for it in the background, nice video 👍👍👍
It will be back for the next video :)
Well, "ciğer" does not only mean liver, it is the lungs also. When you call someone "ciğerim" it is not "my liver", it is "my lung", which implies that "you are the source of breath". In a way, you say, you are in my chest, close to my heart.
Pişik =lungs
Ciğer =liver
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for April fools day you should do serbian and croatian differences
Lol
Herkesi is the accusative form of the word herkes in Turkish
@@s_j_k91 in Turkish, we use it acusative way. i letter makes the word acusative.
Bahador, maybe you could do another series of videos with false cognates, instead of true cognates. maybe it would be harder to research it (and to the guessing game itself), but it would be cool. just an idea 😁
great videos. greetings from Brazil
That would be interesting. I'll see if I can organize it for a future video.
@@BahadorAlast
great! 😃
How did you managed to put Kurdish and Turkish on one table 😂😂😂😂
It was a good video, but as someone who is fluent in both languages, I realized that many of the words they used were not original. For words like wish or enemy or something else we have a whole host of other equivalent words in each language. But this video was a good step to bring the two nations closer ♥♥♥♥
You are right, for example disman (enemy) is not kurdish while it was classed as a Kurdish but then Turkish word. Enemy is "Dijmin" in Kurdish, not disman
Next video should be Turkish and Kazakh. This two language is very similar
Would love to! Hopefully a fluent Kazakh speaker in Toronto will reach out to participate soon!
Thanks for clarifying that the (variant of) Kurdish is Soranî, that is truly important; Bahador, please ensure the video titles reflect this too 🙏
Great video...
To be honest, I didn’t think this video was going to happen, but I’m glad it did. I’m all for brotherhood.
PS: Not all Kurmançî speakers understand Turkish.
Can we see a “Kurmançî & Turkey” language challenge?
Also,
Kurdish & Arabic
Woww sounds hindi/urdu too!! Thats soo cool!! 😍😍!
Dear Bahador your first Kurdish-Persian video with Sherzad was the best . I couldn't find it on the net . In this video Keyhan is doing very hard pronunciations that makes difficult to understand for other nations. Also Keyhan is doing some confusions at the end of the video. These are the correct meanings with Kurdish Latin alphabet which included both dialects;
cîwan=young-cute, jan-jîyan-gîyan-gon=life, welat=country , herêm=region, gel-xelk-millet=nation.
Hi Muhammed,
Thank you! That original video I had to take it down unfortunately because our Kurdish friend in it was not happy with the ugly political comments that came from it. We did do another one with Mahtab, have you seen that one?
Interesting!! We use Jan too however in Classical Syriac we also used the word “Kyana” ܟܝܢܐ meaning nature.
Only Assyrians from Iran use "jan" meaning it's a Persian word and not Assyrian.
@Roozbeh Siamakpour Assyrians of Iraq don't use the word "Jan" to say "Dear". However some Assyrians of Iraq say "bjanee" meaning myself. However the correct word to use for "myself" in Assyrian is "bnawshee". I think most words that involve the letter "J" are not of Assyrian origin.. except for some words that are sometimes mistakenly pronounced with a J instead of G like "Jarmeh" instead of "Garmeh" (meaning bones).
Kurds are our brothers and Persian are neighbour love to both
The best channel ever
Please do an Urdu comparison with kurdish
We will try to organize that! Thanks for watching
@Mustö Han oh that's what you think. I found it pretty similar to Urdu
My great brother Kayhan you did great and I did watched your videos on your channels well done oh wait I am so proud of you bra gyan !!!!
With all respects to all Turkish brothers and sisters , those Turkish people who arrived to Anatolia have picked loads of words from Kurds and Greek and Arabic language but the real Turkish language from Altay mountain are absolutely different.
Ari Hamid so?
the girl is probably also kurdish has come from asimilated kurdish family and all the words they pronounce are also orriginly kurdish words 😅
I really enjoyed this video they both did a great job!
You look so interested in middle eastern language
It's such a nice video tho.
Love your channel 🥰
Thanks for watching ❤️
Ji Han well if you want to look at it that way then Persian and Kurdish aren’t middle eastern languages either they’re both Indo European
Ji Han yes actually you right but
When you take the Kurdish part of Turkey
It remains just a few turkey which you can assume it Altaic, homie
Shahrzad Pe wait aren't you shahrazad the Persian girl who appears in the channel
Saltiness in the comment section of a language video
We are brothers and Sisters
🇹🇷❤️🌞💚
Bijî kurdistan✌
هینگێ ئەم براینە دەمێ ئەم خودان ئازادی و دەولەتا خوە👍
@Bahdinan Kurd aynen
@Bahdinan Kurmanji Kurd aynen 🙏
Kurd û tirk ne biranê tirk dijmina Bijî Kurd û Kurdistan
Russian kurdish or
Greek kurdish or
Sanscreet kurdish