00:00 - Introduction 03:55 - Kyrgyz girl travelled to Turkiye 05:20 - Similarities between Turkish and Kyrgyz culture 07:25 - Similarities between Kyrgyz and Kazakh culture 15:07 - Kyrgyz girl travelled to Kazakhstan 16:39 - Is Russian Language lingua-franca in Kyrgyzstan? 17:50 - Is Kyrgyz nation less nomad that Kazakh nation? 21:05 - Do Foreigners know about Kyrgyzstan? 22:11 - Some foreigners know about Kazakhstan because of Borat 24:37 - Talking in Kazakh-Kyrgyz languages, can we understand each other?
Ba Ba = Baba / Apa / eba / abu /爸爸= Papa ( Pater > Father) Na Na = Ana / Anne = 妈妈/ Ma Ma / Mom ( Mater > Mother) Ne Ne = Nene / Nine = 奶奶/ Nanny (Grandmother) Ta Ta = Ata / Dede =爷爷/ Grandfather / Bög baba = big father Ka Ga = Aga / Keke (~steerer /beak) 哥哥/ aga bög > ağabey = big brother Bir-ol-diger> Birader = (per-alter /pre-other > one other) =兄弟/ Brother Ba ba la =Baba-la /apa-la /abula > Abla = older sister ( ~with father) Ba ba chui = Bavoji > Bacı = younger sister ( ~loves father) Ba ba cha = Apa-ça /abuja > emijae > Emmi / Amca =舅舅/ paternal uncle (~fatherly) Tai U = Dayı = 叔叔/ maternal uncle ( nearest’s he ) Tai Thu =Taitsu> Teyze = maternal aunt / Dasy ( nearest’s that ) Çe Çe = Ece / Cece / 姐姐 / older sister Mi Mi = Ümmü / Mimi / 妹妹 / younger sister or young aunt Bi Bi = Bibi / Hala = 姑姑/ paternal aunt Pe Pe = Bebe / bebek =宝宝 / baby >>( sweetie > balak / bala ) Kayın ağacı = Beech tree >>>difficult pedigree = different family tree Kayın peder / Kayın baba / Kaynata = father-in-law /公公 Kayın valide / Kayın anne / Kaynana = mother-in-law /婆婆 Kayın / Kayınçı / Kayınço = brother in-law Baldız = sister-in-law /嫂子 ( honey- salt) wife's sister for men Görümce = sister-in-law (~observer) husband's sister for women Elti = Brother in-law's wife > just for women Gelin = bride / 新娘 (~newcomer) Nedime= the bride's assistant at the wedding and closest friend Yenge = Brother's wife (~came over marriage) Dünür= parents who are related to each other through their children's marriages (~ later relative) Güvey /Damat = groom /倌 / 马夫 Sağdıç (sağdeş) = The groom's assistant at the wedding and closest friend Bacanak = sister-in-law's husband (each of the husbands of the sisters of your wife) just for men Enişte = sisters or aunts husbands
Od >> hot Odun >> wooden >> wood Oğuz kağan> oğuzhan > owodhan >wuothan> wõden > Odin Tuz = Salt >> sodium chloride CRYSTAL TH > T / D TH > TS > S / Ş / Z Tsuith >Thuits > Thuiss > Tuish / Diş = tooth (dental) Tsuıth > Thuıts > Thuıss > Tuısh / Dış = out ( outer) Thuıth >Tsuıts >> - Suz = (- Less) >> without it / free from it / has got rid of it Tış-yer-i > Dışarı / Dış taraf = outside Dışsal = external Dışı = out of… / de- / dis- Suz > sız/siz & suz/süz = without / -less Kanat = Wing /Kanatsız = Wingless Su= water Su-suz = water-less / anhydrous Suç =crime Suçsuz=innocent (freed from blame) Şeker= Sugar Şekersiz= without sugar / sugar free Kitap= book Kitapsız = without books / free from books Ücret = fee ücretsiz =~free / exempt from fee >> ücret dışı =out of fee Gerek / lazım / ihtiyaç = necessary >> Gerekli = needful Gereksiz = needless >> İhtiyaç dışı / lüzumsuzca =unnecessary Kanunsuz / Hukuksuz = unlawful >> Kanun dışı = outside the law Hukuk / Yasa =law > Yasal =legal Yasadışı = illegal Görüş = sight Görüş dışı = out of sight Sadık / vefalı / vefakar= loyal Sadakatsiz / vefasız= disloyal Beğeni = like Beğeni dışı= dislike Bağlantı = connect Bağlantı dışı=disconnect Evirmek= to make it to turn around itself or transform into another shape over time İç = inside > ÇE Çe-evir-mek =(içe evirmek) = çevirmek = (turn-into) / encircle / convert / slew round Dış =outside > DE De-evirmek =(dışa evirmek) = devirmek =(turn-outer) / overturn / overthrow De-monte=démonté= dis-assembled (Dış- Thuıss) Siz-Sız-Suz-Süz ekleri “İçermemek” , "sahip olmamak" , “ondan azade olmak” veya "mahrumiyet" anlamına gelen bu ekler, bir şeyin dahilinde olmayışı ifade eder. (Have no)( ~without) (...less) (LIĞ-LUĞ) (aluk=has got) LI- Li-Lu-Lü ekleri sahiplik ve dahiliyet ekleridir... (Have)(~With) >> ~..-ful O benim sevgi-li-m = (~s/he has my love)= s/he is my lover İki çocuk-lu kadın= (which) the woman has two children > woman with two children Çocuksuz adam = (which) the man has no child > childless man Şekerli =(it has sugar) = with sugar Şekersiz= (it has no sugar) = without sugar = ~sugar free= şekerden azade Tuzlu =it has salt =salty Tuzsuz= it has no salt = without salt = saltless Gitmelisin (get-mek-liğ-sen)= you have to go Gitmen gerekli (get-meg-in gerek-liğ) = you have need to go Gitmen gerekir (get-meg-in gerek-e-er) = you (getta) need to go Renk= color (Renk-dolu) > Renk-li = colorful (Keder-dolu) > Kederli = sorrowful (Zarar-dolu) > Zararlı = harmful
Sizi izlerken hem çok mutlu oluyorum hem de çok üzülüyorum. Mutlu oluyorum çünkü biz kardeşiz. Üzülüyorum çünkü birbirimizden ayrı düşmüşüz. Ama ne olursa olsun oralarda kardeşlerimiz olduğunu bilmek beni mutlu ediyor. Siz de her zaman Türkiye'de kardeşleriniz olduğunu ve sevildiğinizi bilin. Bir gün mutlaka çok daha yakın bağlar kuracağız kardeşlerim. Türkiye'den selam ve sevgiler.
Great content! I am from Turkey and it is interesting I could understand Kyrgyz better than Kazakh even though Kyrgyzstan is further away from us geographically.
That's because the Aralo-Caspian Kypchak (a.k.a. Kypchak-Nogai) dialect continuum which includes Kazakh, Nogai, Karakalpak is phonetically innovative (possibly due to the Golden Horde era Mongolic influence), whereas both Turkish and Kyrgyz are phonetically and accent-wise are more archaic and conservative. In Aralo-Caspian Kypchak, the Proto-Turkic word-initial Y and B sounds became the word-initial Zh and M sounds respectively, and the Proto-Turkic Ch and Sh sounds became Sh and S respectively.
@@ertuncdelikaya8237The Kazakh language is a pure Turkic language, there are no Mongolian words in the Kazakh language, and there are Kazakh words in the Mongolian language. Your Turkish language is poorly understood by Kazakhs, Kyrgyz and Karakalpaks. Because you are Turks by origin, not Turkic-Oghuz, such peoples as Persians, Arabs, Kurds, Greeks, Slavs took part in the ethnogenesis of the Turks.
@NaciDilekli you should visit here really, no offense , the food is so much better than yours , your food is just shxt , and people are much kinder to be honest
my mother, having worked in Turkey, said that the Turks use the Word to denote Dust while the Kyrgyz stopped using it. This word was spoken by her grandmother, when she heard this word she remembered that moments from her childhood
Hepimiz Türk'üz ancak çok geniş bir coğrafyaya dağılmış ve çok eski bir milletiz. Bir uçtan bir uca gidildikçe aksan farkı artıyor. Tüm Türk ülkelerinde kendi bölgesel lehçelerimizin yanında ortak lehçe ortak şive de öğretilmeli. Almanlar o küçücük coğrafyalarında bunu yaptılar. Biz de yapmalıyız. Bir Kazak Türkü ile Bir Türkiye Türkü kusursuz anlaşabilmeli
@@asyasuuu Almanlar küçük bir coğrafyada yaşamalarına rağmen çok farklı lehçelere sahip. Kız çoçuğu için bile çoğu farklı kelime kullanıyor. Bir ilçeden 300km ötedeki bir köye gitseniz anlaşamazsınız. Bu yüzden okullarda ortak lehçe kullanarak bunu öğreniyorlar. Biraz İstanbul Türkçesi olayı gibi düşünebilirsiniz ama olay çok daha ilerisi. Bizde ki bir kelimenin Azerbaycan Türkçesinde farklı anlama gelmesi gibi. Bunu çözdüklerinde henüz merkezi birleşik bir almanya yoktu.Yani Kazak Kırgız Türkü kardeşlerimizle bu projeyi yapmak için tek deevlet olmaya ihtiyacımız yok
Hello, I'm from Peru, Latin America! This video is such a Marvelous thing, showcasing cultures, language, traditions, similarities and differences, etc. Moreover, this involves the two Great Nations. I'm currently interested in Central Asia and Middle East. Furthermore, my Profesor of Turkish Language is living in Kyrgyzstan now, so I'll investigating about that country! Would you be my Profesor Kazakh Language, Please? 🙏🏻👏🏻✨
Interesting video. Of course I suspected about the similarities between our culture, traditions and cuisine with Kyrgyzstan, but I did not expect it to be so similar to Kazakhstan. Қазақ and Қырғыз are truly бір тұған! ✊
@@CenturionKZ Шақырғаныңызға рахмет. Қырғызстан мен Өзбекстан менің екінші үйім. Айтпақшы, случайно не знаете что стало со стартапом Pillowz KZ, почему он закрылся?
@@ITentrepreneur is there even any difference? I mean why do these two countries even exist ? Just barren land, same people, same language and culture. Stalin wanted to make 2 countries so he made ? 😂
Hi ladies, the pronunciation of numbers in Kyrgyz is the same as the pronunciation of Turkish, with a slight difference. We hope to see you in Antalya Turkey. Meanwhile, enjoy your visit to Bali.
Hello Ayjan, so nice to meet you. I am looking forward to learning about your country. I thought that after I retired at the end of 2021 I would study chess. I think God laughed and said, "Not chess, geography." Things happened in the world and now I know about many countries. TH-cam is so much better for learning about far away places. By the way I am proud to say I have never watched any Borat movie.
İ was actually in Bali in the end of February. Perhaps we even crossed paths there. 🤩 Wonderful video! İ feel like Kazakh has a more "Mongol" sound to it. Just the sounds, not the words. I'd be really interested in seeing a comparison with Sakha language too.
8:57 "Keş" in Turkish. Although it is popular regionally and not known in all the places. The final hard/dried form is called that but the initial soft form is delicious as well.
Watching Borat, even I was offended as a Turkish person. I went in expecting something about Kazakh culture but it was obvious they didn't speak Kazakh or shoot in Kazakhstan (I guessed it was Eastern Europe/Balkans, and turns out it was in Romania.) And other things were disrespectful. Sure, it's to make fun of ignorant Americans but they could have made up a fictional country imo instead of using a real country
🇺🇿🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇷🇹🇲🇰🇬🇲🇳🇭🇺 ve Aleyküm Selam ve Rahmatullahi ve Berakatu. Greetings to our honorable Hungarian brothers and sisters. Şu bir hakikatir; dünyadaki 270 Million Türk'ün %90'dan fazlası Müslüman. Fakat biz Müslüman Türkleri başka dine sahib olan Türk kardeşlerimizi dışlamiyoruz ve dışlanmasınada karşıyız. Ayrıyetten arap kardeşlerimize yönelik ırkçılık yapılmasında karşıyız. Din ve ırk ayrımı yapanlar ya cahil yada başka kafalara hizmet eden hayinler. Siz tuzaklarınızı kurun ama bilinki Allah'ta size tuzak kuruyor. Allah tuzak kuranların en hayırlısı ❤ Buradan 2,2 Milliyar müslüman ve 270 Million Türk kardeşlerime selamlar. Yaşasın Göktürklerin, Cengizhanın, Oğuzhanların, Alperenlerin, Selçukluların, Osmanlıların torunları. 🇺🇿🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇷🇹🇲🇰🇬🇲🇳🇭🇺💪👍
Very interesting watch. I had a friend in Switzerland, who was Kyrgyz, Tengis he was called, an awesome football player. That was like 20 years ago. However, he was then sent back to Kyrgyztan with his family, I'm not sure why as I lost contact with him. But today I think seeing how bad the west is becoming, he might be more free and happier back in Central Asia! I really admire the Central Asian countries like, Kyrgyztany Kazhahstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan along the silk road, they are old nations with rich history, so please cultivate your culture and the traditions of your ancestors. Don't forget where you come from!
great report, balnur but i'm very surprised you have the photos of the javanese sultan from indonesia and his wife, in the wall background 😮 i'm javanese myself and i recognize my people's royalties
It is interesting that the Krygyz pronunciation, particularly of the numbers, is rather close to the Turkish pronunciation compared to the Kazakh pronunciation. Kazakh phonemes (particularly vowels) seems to have been affected by Russian.
Я вообще русский) просто знаю английский очень хорошо. Было очень интересно. Вы наверно так же как мы с Сербским или с Украинским языком. Очень похоже) Круто и интересно. Ката Рахмат! ( Научила Узбекская подруга )
Я бы даже сказал Русский с Белорусским. Потому что Украинский он не совсем похож ра русский по сравнению в белорусским. Поэтому Казахский и Кыргызский языки они ровно также близки и похожи как русский с белорусским.
@@virtualtravellingvideos Бред. Настоящий белорусский и украинский похожи. Дело в том, что беларусы не говорят на своем родном языке. Только подавляющее меньшинство.
The Kypchak are not part of the main lineage of the Kyrgyz people Kypchak was an adopted son of Oguzkhan but is an important branch in the Turkic world
in the 1990's I noticed a lady selling smany things from Uzbekistan, I asked what is this in the bawl, she said ''kurt'', now in our Turkman dialect and in Türkiye ''kurt'' means either wolf or worm, then I said what is it made from, she said yogurt, o, I said thats ''kurut'', we also make it and take with us specially in journeys.. the word should be pronounced as Qurut, because of drying it, the verb is kurumak, kuruttu.. as for Kazak and Kyrgyz, similarities are more than differences, except unfortunately for the loan words which can be avoided, when we have the equivalent ..despite of being in Middle East for 1200 years yet we have managed to speak a Turkic language.. much close to Azerbaijani, then Turkman, Uzbek, Tatar and then Uigur, finally Kyrgyz and Kazak, face to face we manage to communicate
@@Cmu777 I said beshmark not only kyrgyz's traditional food but also bashkir's and kazakh's. Tatar people also have bishbarmak but they don't consider as traditional just authentic food like 'dolma', 'plov'.
My orgine Crimian Tatar, I am living Turkiye. I learned Kyrgyz easly very similar to Tatarca. But Kazakh little bit hard for me some voice diffirent so my tangue no confidence
Türkiye den Türkiye kazaklarından çok selamlar maşallah çok güzel vido olmuş emeginize Allah a emanet olunuz yaşasın Türkiye türk birligi kazakistan Kırgızistan Özbekistan Türkmenistan dogu. Türkistan yakutistan altay tataristan Kırım azerbaycan tüm türk dünyasına selam olsun Allah a emanet olunuz ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is very random but the Kyrgyz woman looks a lot like Native American in terms of her appearance. There is a theory that the Native Americans and Eskimos are originally migrate from Central Asia so they may technically be Turkic long lost distant cousin.
Bizim özenti Türkler bile İngilizce konuşurken Türkiye'yi "turkey" diye telâffuz ederken, Kazak kızın diğerini bu konuda uyarması çok güzeldi. Kendisini kutlamak lâzım.
5:32 I also think central asians eat even more meat. Coming from the aegean part of Turkiye, we eat sooo many legumes and vegetables. Meat is kinda secondary tbh.
Balnur ou are still on thailand come and visit me on koh tao, I am Turkish Cypriot brother living here for many years (27). I can take yiy freediving and yiy can stay at my place (Baan talay koh tao ) hope to meet you soon 🙏🏻
Hello thank you for reaching me ) can you direct me on Instagram: balnurbaltabayeva. We arrived back to Kazakhstan but planning to travel to Thailand this winter 😊
formation sanskrit language part2 The Sanskrit word canani, which means 'mother', is also derived from Farça ole (see picture for the right alphabet/symbol) canan (beloved). This word, on the other hand, was translated into Persian from the word Turkish can (Old Turkish bell). Considering that Persian was a literary language created from a mixture of old Turkish and Arabic in the palace of the Turkish Ghaznavids in the 11th century and 12th century, the fact that Sanskrit completed its formation after the 13th century, when the Muslim Turks began to rule India, emerges. ATA tata, a Sanskrit word meaning 'father', is a conversion from Turkish ata and Pelasg ärra átta. The Sanskrit word api bhratr, which means 'brother', is derived from the word ppárpa frátra, which means 'brother' in Sanskrit; The word bala has been transformed from the Turkish word bala which means 'child', and the word am gav which means 'cow' has been transformed from the Turkish word kuv (bulk, large, fat). , ko (Scandinavian).]. There are many words like these that have been converted from Turkish to Sanskrit. I give a small part of these conversions as an appendix at the end of this book. European linguists who argue that Sanskrit emerged in the 5th century BC, edited Sanskrit They claim that the person was Panini, an epic personality. However, the century in which Panini lived is uncertain. It is debatable whether he even lived. Although it is debatable whether Panini's "work" is dated between the 6th and 4th centuries BC. Although it is claimed that he wrote it in the period, there is no document proving this. The oldest Sanskrit script that exists today is from 1663, unearthed in Kashmir and written on birch bark. It is an ancient manuscript. Thus, the existence of a person named Panini goes no further than epic. Prest PLEARS There is a great deal of falsification regarding the manuscript Panini from 1663 found in Kashmir. There is a grammar book written by a person whose period is unknown. However, there is no such ending. There is also no document proving that Panini is alive. The claim reads: "Since the nineteenth European scholars found and published Panini's work, Panini has been affirmed as the first linguist and father of linguistics." It is claimed that Panini wrote this book around 500 BC. However, there is no text or writing left from that period. There is only one manuscript dating from AD 1663. From this, it is understood that the oral hymn, which is claimed to be the epic person named Panini, was first written down in 1663. Hence, this written language is 17th century Sanskrit. Panini is an epic person like our Korkut Ata (Dede Korkut). Korkut Ata, in the ancient epics of the Oghuz Turks (page 31) He is a wise person who was glorified and sanctified and a poet who is supposed to tell the ancient epics of the Turks. It is unclear whether he ever lived or not. There is no information about his life. The oldest source that mentions Korkut Ata is the ending Câmi el Tevârih of the Ilkhanid prime minister (vizier) Reşidüddin Fazullah Hamedani (1247 - 1318). The epic of Korkut Ata was written down several times by unknown authors in the 14th or 15th century. The name of the manuscript in Dresden is "Kitab-ı Dedem Korkud Ala Lisan-1 Täife-i Oğuzân", the name of the manuscript in the Vatican is "Hikayet-i Oğuznâme, Kazan Beğ ve Gayri". Now, if we say that Korkut Ata is the oldest linguist or the father of linguistics, we would be bogus. However, Mahmud of Kashgar is the oldest known linguist on earth and the true father of linguistics. Because he wrote the oldest known dictionary between 1072-1074. With extensive explanations and grammatical explanations. This dictionary named "Divan-1 Lugat el Türk" is Turkish-Arabic. European scientists engage in genealogy (racism). This is a fascist understanding of science. The so-called European linguists, who put forward the fabricated "Indo-European language" thesis, try to make a manuscript that is about four hundred years old look like it is thousands of years old in order to cover it up. Because, according to European linguists, Sanskrit "is a classical language spoken in South Asia from the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European languages, and originated by spreading from the north to South Asia in the late Bronze Age." The Late Bronze Age is the name given to the period between 1500 BC and 1200 BC. The north of India is Central Asia, the homeland of the Turks. In short, the dimensions of falsification are that wide. The hymn called segurft astadhyayi (eighth chapter), allegedly written by Panini, is the argued to be oldest surviving hymn Sanskrit grammar writings. However, there is no written document. There are hyms that have been handed down only orally from generation to generation, not a written document. Those who try to deceive them as if they are written documents are only committing fraud. There is also no documented script in Sanskrit. It is claimed to have been first written in various Brahmi scripts in the late 1st millennium AD, but there is no evidence or documentation. Sanskrit was written in the Devanagari script in the contemporary period. There is no written document remaining from this language, which is called "Vedic Sanskrit" and is claimed to cover the period between 1500 BC and 500 BC. The Vedas have been orally transmitted from generation to generation for centuries. The oldest written farewells found today are manuscripts written in the Devangari script of the early 19th century, called 'Rigveda' (Sanskrit: Rigvidy). However, European scholars argue that the Rigveda is the oldest known Sanskrit script. However, the Rigveda was also transmitted orally until the beginning of the 19th century. Devangari script, which is claimed to have emerged in the 7th century, is the script known today as Indian script. However, it is not known exactly when the Devangari script was formed. Duismeism (fraud) in the field of "written documents" does not end there, either. It is claimed that Kalidasa, who is said to be the greatest Sanskrit playwright, wrote in classical Sanskrit and laid the foundations of modern sang (arithmetic) in this language. However, it is not known in which age he lived, and there is no information about his life. The exact period of his "writing" is also unknown, but it is suggested that it was probably written before the 5th century AD. But again, there is no written document. There are only küğs (hymns). The two great Sanskrit epics, the Mahabarat and the Ramayana, are also a series of oral hymns. (Page 33) European pseudo-linguists and inspired by Indian linguists refer to the local languages spoken in the Indian subcontinent from the 3rd century BC to the 8th century AD as Prakrit. He also defines Sanskrit as a standardized language used by ancient Indian khanates for literary, official and religious purposes. Prakrit is a word taken from Sanskrit. The Sanskrit word ri prakrit means 'rough', 'primitive', 'low', 'natural'. This word has been transformed into Sanskrit from the Old Turkic word birg, which means 'dirty', 'not pure', 'stool', 'dirt'. However, there is no written document between the 3rd century BC and the 8th century AD. Existing "Prakrit" manuscripts date from between 1300 AD and 1800 AD. It is assumed that these manuscripts were copied from earlier manuscripts. To make such a claim without any written documents dating from the 3rd century BC to the 8th century AD is unscientific and fraudulent. Linguistics cannot be built on assumptions, and anyone who tries to do so is at odds with science. The formation of Hindi and its dialects took quite a long time. The formation of Sanskrit, a divine language, took place in parallel with this. This formation process, which started with the influence of Turkish from Daravidian, then continued with the influence of Pelasg and finally completed its formation with the influence of Arabic and Persian. The first Muslim Turkish rule, the Delhi Sultanate, included present-day Northern India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Bangladesh. During the Delhi Sultanate, the Hindustani language, which was spoken as a lingua franca, emerged in Northern India, which consisted of these lands. Present-day Hindi, Nepali, Bengali, Urdu and other Indian languages are variants of the Hindustani language. These languages are close to each other and are generally mutually intelligible. page 34 Part 3 of Transformation/Reset Of Tatars To Indians. Linguist Researcher Arif Cengiz Erman's book North Indian peoples origin. Küzey Hint Toplukların Kökeni
Türkçe biliyorsun. Ger i İngilizce de yazacağım. Lütfen Orta Asya'daki Türk soyundan gelenler, şu Ruscayı unutun artık. Malasef hızlı konuşunca Kırgızcayı ve Kazakları anlamadım. Ama Bişkek ve Alma-Ata'da 6 ay kalsam anlamaya başlarım. Sayılar hemen hemen Türkçedekinin aynısı. Ama sözcükleri öğrenmek gerek. Dilbilgisi aynı. Duyduğum kadarı ile Kazaklar pek Türklerden hoşlanmıyorlarmış. Neden bilmiyorum. Tatar ve Azerbaycanlıları daha çok anlıyoruz. "You know Turkish spoken in Türkiye Balnur. Please start forgetting Russian. Unfortunately, both of you spoke very fast and I did not understand both of you. If I come and stay in Bishkek or Alma-Ata about 6 months, I will learn these languages. The numbers are very easy and same as in Turkish. Kırgız pronunciation is closer to Turkish. However, I need to learn the words. The gramercy is the same. I heard that Kazaks do not like Turks. I do not know why? We understand Azerbaycanis and Tatar more than Kazaks, Kırgız, and Ozbeks.
Renaicance part2) The word fortuna, which we have translated as "fortune" here and mentioned twice, actually corresponds to the old and noble meaning of the word "state", which is used only in terms such as "state bird" in Turkish today, and is equivalent to the concepts of "welfare", "happiness" and "blessing". Used twice with Fortuna, obbedienza, or obedience, gives the two keys to the success of the Turks, as well as the axis of similarity and continuity between the Roman and Turkish empires. However, the "state", which is a divine blessing, was achieved through the obedience of the Turks to their chiefs and the military discipline used as an equivalent.In his introduction to Annali Turcheschi, which was first published in 1571 and contains a chronological breakdown of Turkish history as an appendix to the Historia Universale, Sansovino further clarifies this issue: I have always argued that the greatness and strength of the Turkish nation deserves great respect, because when looking at the army and civilian orders that have existed for a long time, it seems that they are not rude in their situation, but precious people. In terms of the army, I cannot see who of ours could be more disciplined than the Turks and closer to the Roman order. As the inheritors of the aforementioned Romans, they settle for little during the expedition, are very patient in hard work, obey their chiefs, follow the goals of conquest stubbornly, are masters of war tricks, and as a result carry out military affairs with such steadfastness that they do not give up any difficulty to win and dominate. As for the things of the peace order, they please their people with this form of absolute justice, by breaking all the tricks of the case that arise from the confused minds of the quarrelsome people and by quickly resolving the conflicts of others in their own interests. Therefore, a few years ago, I gathered what they had done in a fairly accurate book called The Universal History of the Origin and Empire of the Turks. My goal is for the world to learn the basis of their power by seeing and reading them, and therefore to find a cure to their unbridled chaos that advances like a steppe fire and will henceforth bring calamities to us and burn the last remnants of Christianity. At the same time, in this text published in the third year of a new Ottoman-Venetian war, the year of the Battle of Inebahti, Sansovino could not be expected to be a "Turkish friend"; And what could "Turkish friendship" mean in 16th century Venice? Sansovino is a Renaissance intellectual who believes only in the necessity of a good and correct recognition of his adversary, but when this effort for recognition reaches a level of admiration, this admiration was expressed openly even during the days when two nations fought on a frontier from the Dalmatian coast to Cyprus. is not an obstacle. Likewise, the Venetian sledgehammer Marcantonio Barbaro, who would spend most of his time as an ambassador in Istanbul, was sent to the senate upon his return to his hometown after the Ottoman-Venetian peace in 1573, which left Cyprus and a significant part of the Dalmatian coast to the Turks. He concludes in his report: Great prince and unique seers, since by God's will, the Ottoman emperor conquered so many provinces through constant victories, bound so many kingdoms to himself, and thus earned him a dreadful reputation all over the world, it would not be foolish to consider the possibility of his eventually reaching the universal kingdom. . The second edition of Historia Universale is published in 1564 and the third edition in 1568. Now it has become a classic about Turks and its effects are beginning to be seen. The French philosopher Jean Bodin, who published his The Method of History in 1566, handles the same theme: How can the ruler of Germany attempt to compete with the sultan of the Turks, and who can claim more absolute royal titles than this last? ... Indeed, if there is a power somewhere that can bear the name empire or a true absolute kingdom, that power is in the hands of the sultan ... It is best to consider the sultan of the Turks as the heir to the Roman Empire; Because, after capturing Byzantium, the capital of the empire, from the Christians, he conquered the Babylon region from the Persians and added the countries beyond the Danube to the Dniester river to the former provinces of Rome, and all these regions today constitute the largest part of the lands in his possession. The aim of the French writer, whose hometown is far from the Turkish danger and whose main enemy is the German emperor, is more political. The main benefit of declaring the Ottoman sultan as the heir of Rome, who had been the ally of France against Germany for thirty years, was to withhold that title, which was the basis of his power, from the German emperor. However, this behavior of the author is proof that the Ottoman state has been a part of European policy ever since. Taking advantage of the Ottoman-Venetian peace in 1573, Sansovino Historia Universale published the fourth edition and the second edition of Annali Turcheschi. The seventh and final edition is published more than half a century later in 1654, in the midst of a new and long Ottoman-Venetian war. Its volume is divided into two, as it can no longer fit in a single volume. The first volume consists of 471 pages, the second consists of 522 pages, and this is added Annali Turcheschi, or Ottoman history, brought to the end of the reign of Sultan Ibrahim (1648). The 25-year Ottoman-Venetian war, which resulted in the conquest of Crete, will also end the comparison of Romans-Turks developed by Renaissance thinkers and spread by Sansovino. Venetian sledgehammers, who came to Istanbul after the peace signed in 1669, will persistently embroider the motif of "Eastern despotism" and this theme will quickly spread across Europe. The reasons for this change of view are complex: On the one hand, the development of the concept of freedom in Europe with the Enlightenment, and on the other hand, the distance between the Ottoman Empire and the deterioration of the order gradually widened. However, at the same time, to the extent that the Ottoman state, which fascinated Renaissance intellectuals with its power, lost its power, the admiration of the West turned into disdain and even hatred. As a result, Renaissance intellectuals trying to get rid of religious schemes did not only look at Turks in terms of Christianity and Islam. Going back to our example, "The Life of Muhammad", which forms the introduction to the first edition of Sansovino's Historia Universale, is omitted in the third edition, after being re-added in the fourth edition, it disappears in the next editions. Thus, instead of marginalizing the Turks within the framework of an insurmountable opposition, the way of examining them by introducing them into the historical and ideological patterns of the West was preferred. Therefore, the Roman model, which represents absolutism together with military and administrative power, was easily adapted to the Ottoman state. Geopolitics also played an important role in this, because the Ottoman was the product of the same geography, especially the East Roman Empire. However, by doing this, the West reaches the point of renouncing the Roman heritage, which it regards as the origin of its culture and history, especially in the Renaissance period, and risks losing this legacy to the most important adversary of the period, the Turks. In the Enlightenment period, starting from the second half of the 17th century, when the state and power model based on military and purely political power, whose most important representative was Machiavelli, gradually began to give place to the concepts of freedom and human rights, the concept expressing the Ottoman order was admired. He left the Roman "as a force, to the Eastern despotism, which would be presented as a counter-model by thinkers like Montesquieu." As can be seen, what has happened since that day is not that the "West" "recognizes" Turks or "fails to recognize them", but its interpretation according to the models it has produced. As for the Turks, before their time of Westernization, they could have remained unaware or at least indifferent to these debates and comments. However, since the process of Westernization starting from Tanzimat until today expresses the integration with the Western way of thinking in the final analysis, it also brings the necessity of adapting to the way the West perceives Turks. Prof. Dr. Stefanos Yerasimos Social History Journal, Issue 118, October 2003 Notes: 1 “Chronica per extensum descripta”, published by E. Pastorello Rerum italicarum scriptores, Bologna, 1932, c. XII. 2 Andanças e viajes de Pero Tafur por diversas partes del mundo avidos, Madrid, 1874, p. 168. 3 History of Mehmed the Conqueror by Kritovoulos, trans. Charles T. Riggs, Princeton, 1934, p. 181-182. 4 The manuscript was purchased by the French ambassador Girardin in 1687 and is today in the French National Library; see. Julian Raby, "Mehmed the Conqueror's Greek Scriptorium", Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 37/1983, p. 20-21. 5 La Cronica dell'anno 1400 all'anno 1500, Florence, 1984, p. 127-128. 6 Discorsi sulla prima Deca di Tito Livio, first edition 1531. The quote is from the French edition (La Pl’iade, 1974, p. 511). 7 Eugenio Alberi, Le relazioni degli ambasciatori veneti al Senate durante il secolo decimosesto, III. serial, Florence, 1840, c. 1 second
Okay this video is not for vegans! 🙂 horses are like dogs for me but at least central Asia treats horses better than in many other countries where horses are considered to be pets.
U ladies look like korean super models get korean citizenship and do the miss universe contest and represent korea both of you hands down will win love the strong Russian accent
Central Asians must change countries name. Qazaqeli and Kyrgyzeli is better. Also Borat filmed at Gypsy village in Romania. Wearing national flag like underwear is also no go in Türkiye, it's very disrespectful. You can get cancelled or death threats for doing that. Also Kyrgyz numbers are more similar to Turkish.
00:00 - Introduction
03:55 - Kyrgyz girl travelled to Turkiye
05:20 - Similarities between Turkish and Kyrgyz culture
07:25 - Similarities between Kyrgyz and Kazakh culture
15:07 - Kyrgyz girl travelled to Kazakhstan
16:39 - Is Russian Language lingua-franca in Kyrgyzstan?
17:50 - Is Kyrgyz nation less nomad that Kazakh nation?
21:05 - Do Foreigners know about Kyrgyzstan?
22:11 - Some foreigners know about Kazakhstan because of Borat
24:37 - Talking in Kazakh-Kyrgyz languages, can we understand each other?
Ba Ba = Baba / Apa / eba / abu /爸爸= Papa ( Pater > Father)
Na Na = Ana / Anne = 妈妈/ Ma Ma / Mom ( Mater > Mother)
Ne Ne = Nene / Nine = 奶奶/ Nanny (Grandmother)
Ta Ta = Ata / Dede =爷爷/ Grandfather / Bög baba = big father
Ka Ga = Aga / Keke (~steerer /beak) 哥哥/ aga bög > ağabey = big brother
Bir-ol-diger> Birader = (per-alter /pre-other > one other) =兄弟/ Brother
Ba ba la =Baba-la /apa-la /abula > Abla = older sister ( ~with father)
Ba ba chui = Bavoji > Bacı = younger sister ( ~loves father)
Ba ba cha = Apa-ça /abuja > emijae > Emmi / Amca =舅舅/ paternal uncle (~fatherly)
Tai U = Dayı = 叔叔/ maternal uncle ( nearest’s he )
Tai Thu =Taitsu> Teyze = maternal aunt / Dasy ( nearest’s that )
Çe Çe = Ece / Cece / 姐姐 / older sister
Mi Mi = Ümmü / Mimi / 妹妹 / younger sister or young aunt
Bi Bi = Bibi / Hala = 姑姑/ paternal aunt
Pe Pe = Bebe / bebek =宝宝 / baby >>( sweetie > balak / bala )
Kayın ağacı = Beech tree >>>difficult pedigree = different family tree
Kayın peder / Kayın baba / Kaynata = father-in-law /公公
Kayın valide / Kayın anne / Kaynana = mother-in-law /婆婆
Kayın / Kayınçı / Kayınço = brother in-law
Baldız = sister-in-law /嫂子 ( honey- salt) wife's sister for men
Görümce = sister-in-law (~observer) husband's sister for women
Elti = Brother in-law's wife > just for women
Gelin = bride / 新娘 (~newcomer)
Nedime= the bride's assistant at the wedding and closest friend
Yenge = Brother's wife (~came over marriage)
Dünür= parents who are related to each other through their children's marriages (~ later relative)
Güvey /Damat = groom /倌 / 马夫
Sağdıç (sağdeş) = The groom's assistant at the wedding and closest friend
Bacanak = sister-in-law's husband (each of the husbands of the sisters of your wife) just for men
Enişte = sisters or aunts husbands
Numbers
Count your fingers from right to left …
1 > Bir (ber) = ~per / ~pre / ~pro /~ pri > first
2 > Iki (ekki) = ~add-itional / ~extra
3 > Üç (uch) = ~up / ~top point
4 > Dört (thuert) = ~thrust / ~ poke > …..by (forefinger)
5 > Beş (pesh) = ~face / ~front / ~ahead / visible side > (thumb)
6 > Altı (alter) >(başaltı)= under (underhead) > (anti-thumb)
7 > Yedi (jetty / ceti) = ~eated / ~enough / ~ended up / ~lost
8 > Sekiz (sahgis)= ~coerces / ~stuckes / ~gives difficulties
9 > Dokuz (towgess)= ~satiateds / ~fullests / ~peaks
10 > On (aun) = ~main / ~base / ~origin /~ root level
0 > Sıfır (sfur) = ~pitch (dark)
11 > Onbir = eleven
12 > Oniki = twelve
13 > Onüç = thirteen
20 > Yirmi (Jigirmae)
30 > Otuz ( autuss)
40 > Kırk (Quareq)
50 > Elli (Alley)
60 > Altmış (altmesh)
70 > Yetmiş (jetmesh)
80 > Seksen (sahegsan)
90 > Doksan (towegsan)
100 > Yüz (juse)= ~surface / ~face / ~page
1000 > Bin (ming) = ~mount / ~ride on / ~got on
Od >> hot
Odun >> wooden >> wood
Oğuz kağan> oğuzhan > owodhan >wuothan> wõden > Odin
Tuz = Salt >> sodium chloride CRYSTAL
TH > T / D
TH > TS > S / Ş / Z
Tsuith >Thuits > Thuiss > Tuish / Diş = tooth (dental)
Tsuıth > Thuıts > Thuıss > Tuısh / Dış = out ( outer)
Thuıth >Tsuıts >> - Suz = (- Less) >> without it / free from it / has got rid of it
Tış-yer-i > Dışarı / Dış taraf = outside
Dışsal = external
Dışı = out of… / de- / dis-
Suz > sız/siz & suz/süz = without / -less
Kanat = Wing /Kanatsız = Wingless
Su= water
Su-suz = water-less / anhydrous
Suç =crime
Suçsuz=innocent (freed from blame)
Şeker= Sugar
Şekersiz= without sugar / sugar free
Kitap= book
Kitapsız = without books / free from books
Ücret = fee
ücretsiz =~free / exempt from fee >> ücret dışı =out of fee
Gerek / lazım / ihtiyaç = necessary >> Gerekli = needful
Gereksiz = needless >> İhtiyaç dışı / lüzumsuzca =unnecessary
Kanunsuz / Hukuksuz = unlawful >> Kanun dışı = outside the law
Hukuk / Yasa =law > Yasal =legal
Yasadışı = illegal
Görüş = sight
Görüş dışı = out of sight
Sadık / vefalı / vefakar= loyal
Sadakatsiz / vefasız= disloyal
Beğeni = like
Beğeni dışı= dislike
Bağlantı = connect
Bağlantı dışı=disconnect
Evirmek= to make it to turn around itself or transform into another shape over time
İç = inside > ÇE
Çe-evir-mek =(içe evirmek) = çevirmek = (turn-into) / encircle / convert / slew round
Dış =outside > DE
De-evirmek =(dışa evirmek) = devirmek =(turn-outer) / overturn / overthrow
De-monte=démonté= dis-assembled
(Dış- Thuıss) Siz-Sız-Suz-Süz ekleri
“İçermemek” , "sahip olmamak" , “ondan azade olmak” veya "mahrumiyet" anlamına gelen bu ekler, bir şeyin dahilinde olmayışı ifade eder.
(Have no)( ~without) (...less)
(LIĞ-LUĞ) (aluk=has got)
LI- Li-Lu-Lü ekleri sahiplik ve dahiliyet ekleridir...
(Have)(~With) >> ~..-ful
O benim sevgi-li-m = (~s/he has my love)= s/he is my lover
İki çocuk-lu kadın= (which) the woman has two children > woman with two children
Çocuksuz adam = (which) the man has no child > childless man
Şekerli =(it has sugar) = with sugar
Şekersiz= (it has no sugar) = without sugar = ~sugar free= şekerden azade
Tuzlu =it has salt =salty
Tuzsuz= it has no salt = without salt = saltless
Gitmelisin (get-mek-liğ-sen)= you have to go
Gitmen gerekli (get-meg-in gerek-liğ) = you have need to go
Gitmen gerekir (get-meg-in gerek-e-er) = you (getta) need to go
Renk= color
(Renk-dolu) > Renk-li = colorful
(Keder-dolu) > Kederli = sorrowful
(Zarar-dolu) > Zararlı = harmful
Sizi izlerken hem çok mutlu oluyorum hem de çok üzülüyorum. Mutlu oluyorum çünkü biz kardeşiz. Üzülüyorum çünkü birbirimizden ayrı düşmüşüz. Ama ne olursa olsun oralarda kardeşlerimiz olduğunu bilmek beni mutlu ediyor. Siz de her zaman Türkiye'de kardeşleriniz olduğunu ve sevildiğinizi bilin. Bir gün mutlaka çok daha yakın bağlar kuracağız kardeşlerim. Türkiye'den selam ve sevgiler.
Tebrizden selamlar ❤️🇦🇿🇹🇷❤️
Aynı duyguları paylaşıyoruz😥💔
Биздин атабыз - Бир
сизде Метехан дейт
Бизде Огузхан дейт
анткени Кыргыз деген cөз - Кырк Огуз
Love from Turkie❤
Great content! I am from Turkey and it is interesting I could understand Kyrgyz better than Kazakh even though Kyrgyzstan is further away from us geographically.
That's because the Aralo-Caspian Kypchak (a.k.a. Kypchak-Nogai) dialect continuum which includes Kazakh, Nogai, Karakalpak is phonetically innovative (possibly due to the Golden Horde era Mongolic influence), whereas both Turkish and Kyrgyz are phonetically and accent-wise are more archaic and conservative.
In Aralo-Caspian Kypchak, the Proto-Turkic word-initial Y and B sounds became the word-initial Zh and M sounds respectively, and the Proto-Turkic Ch and Sh sounds became Sh and S respectively.
@@ertuncdelikaya8237The Kazakh language is a pure Turkic language, there are no Mongolian words in the Kazakh language, and there are Kazakh words in the Mongolian language. Your Turkish language is poorly understood by Kazakhs, Kyrgyz and Karakalpaks. Because you are Turks by origin, not Turkic-Oghuz, such peoples as Persians, Arabs, Kurds, Greeks, Slavs took part in the ethnogenesis of the Turks.
@NaciDilekli you should visit here really, no offense , the food is so much better than yours , your food is just shxt , and people are much kinder to be honest
my mother, having worked in Turkey, said that the Turks use the Word to denote Dust while the Kyrgyz stopped using it. This word was spoken by her grandmother, when she heard this word she remembered that moments from her childhood
@@Номад-о7лой бл да да да
I am Turkish but understand almost everything also,we are one family 🇹🇷🇰🇿🇰🇬🇹🇲🇦🇿🇺🇿❤
I'm always fascinated with Turkic language & central asian culture. Interesting channel. Keep it up!❤❤❤
Türkiye den Kazak ve Kırgız eline selam olsun.
Turk balasi kurt olur
Bastigi yer yurt olur
Selam bolsun mete hanin torunlarina🧿🐺☪️
Ama kurt denmez, börü derler!
Hepimiz Türk'üz ancak çok geniş bir coğrafyaya dağılmış ve çok eski bir milletiz. Bir uçtan bir uca gidildikçe aksan farkı artıyor. Tüm Türk ülkelerinde kendi bölgesel lehçelerimizin yanında ortak lehçe ortak şive de öğretilmeli. Almanlar o küçücük coğrafyalarında bunu yaptılar. Biz de yapmalıyız. Bir Kazak Türkü ile Bir Türkiye Türkü kusursuz anlaşabilmeli
Onlar ne yaptı.nasıl merak ettim.
@@asyasuuu Almanlar küçük bir coğrafyada yaşamalarına rağmen çok farklı lehçelere sahip. Kız çoçuğu için bile çoğu farklı kelime kullanıyor. Bir ilçeden 300km ötedeki bir köye gitseniz anlaşamazsınız. Bu yüzden okullarda ortak lehçe kullanarak bunu öğreniyorlar. Biraz İstanbul Türkçesi olayı gibi düşünebilirsiniz ama olay çok daha ilerisi. Bizde ki bir kelimenin Azerbaycan Türkçesinde farklı anlama gelmesi gibi. Bunu çözdüklerinde henüz merkezi birleşik bir almanya yoktu.Yani Kazak Kırgız Türkü kardeşlerimizle bu projeyi yapmak için tek deevlet olmaya ihtiyacımız yok
@@orkunagactan178 sözcüğü sözcüğüne doğru.Katılıyorum size ve keşke ortak lehçe olsa.Eskiden Çağatayca varmış.
@@asyasuuu Çağatayca yada proto Turkic ortak lehçe olabilir.
100% kelisemin / I agree with you
Hello, I'm from Peru, Latin America! This video is such a Marvelous thing, showcasing cultures, language, traditions, similarities and differences, etc. Moreover, this involves the two Great Nations. I'm currently interested in Central Asia and Middle East. Furthermore, my Profesor of Turkish Language is living in Kyrgyzstan now, so I'll investigating about that country! Would you be my Profesor Kazakh Language, Please? 🙏🏻👏🏻✨
Interesting video. Of course I suspected about the similarities between our culture, traditions and cuisine with Kyrgyzstan, but I did not expect it to be so similar to Kazakhstan. Қазақ and Қырғыз are truly бір тұған! ✊
Қырғызстанға барып келмейсіз ба, ол жақ өте тамаша, қайда барсаң да табиғаты әр-әдемі
@@CenturionKZ Шақырғаныңызға рахмет. Қырғызстан мен Өзбекстан менің екінші үйім.
Айтпақшы, случайно не знаете что стало со стартапом Pillowz KZ, почему он закрылся?
@@ITentrepreneur is there even any difference? I mean why do these two countries even exist ? Just barren land, same people, same language and culture. Stalin wanted to make 2 countries so he made ? 😂
@@abcgames4454 You're being too racist with your poor judgment right now
Hi ladies, the pronunciation of numbers in Kyrgyz is the same as the pronunciation of Turkish, with a slight difference. We hope to see you in Antalya Turkey. Meanwhile, enjoy your visit to Bali.
So cool! Love watching multilingual content creators! Thank you for sharing!!
Hello Ayjan, so nice to meet you. I am looking forward to learning about your country. I thought that after I retired at the end of 2021 I would study chess. I think God laughed and said, "Not chess, geography." Things happened in the world and now I know about many countries. TH-cam is so much better for learning about far away places. By the way I am proud to say I have never watched any Borat movie.
Love your videos your channel is so useful and educating keep up the good work .
Love from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 💚
So amazing to watch!as a Kazakh speaker I proud of our similarities with Kyrgyz brothers and more Turkic brothers!
Great video. Learnt some interesting info here. Looking forward to my next trip to both countries in May 🇰🇿 🇰🇬
I really love those meetings between turkic people.
Thank you beautiful girls!👍🇰🇬🇰🇿👏
İ was actually in Bali in the end of February. Perhaps we even crossed paths there. 🤩
Wonderful video!
İ feel like Kazakh has a more "Mongol" sound to it. Just the sounds, not the words.
I'd be really interested in seeing a comparison with Sakha language too.
Interesting. I will be visiting your countries in the near future and trying the ashlan fu.
Hi Balnur, nice video, thank you. I am a turkish girl who lives in Spain, If you ever come to Spain one day, I would like to meet you :)
We are planning go to Spain in Autumn , you can massage me @balnurbaltabayeva - my inst
8:57 "Keş" in Turkish. Although it is popular regionally and not known in all the places. The final hard/dried form is called that but the initial soft form is delicious as well.
Watching Borat, even I was offended as a Turkish person. I went in expecting something about Kazakh culture but it was obvious they didn't speak Kazakh or shoot in Kazakhstan (I guessed it was Eastern Europe/Balkans, and turns out it was in Romania.) And other things were disrespectful. Sure, it's to make fun of ignorant Americans but they could have made up a fictional country imo instead of using a real country
He is British
@joebidet2050 yes but the main goal of the movie was to make fun of the Americans. He already made fun of the British with his tv-series
He is a moron. Has no acting skills nor humor. But he is an Ashknazi so he will make it. So did David Schwimmer. No talent.
Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful countries, beautiful languages, beautiful girls.
Бир бирин түшүнгөнүнө таң калышатго😂, а мен булар таң калганына таң калып отурам.
айтпаңыз, аспаннан түскендей болып отыр)
Great Kyrgyz girls are smart and strong.
It is so surprising that your Kyrgyz guest has never been to the US, because she speaks _perfect_ idiomatic English with an American accent!
Assalam Aleykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh
Greetings from Maçaristan to my Sisters. 😇❤👍💐💐
We aren't arabs. No need to greet us in arabic
🇺🇿🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇷🇹🇲🇰🇬🇲🇳🇭🇺 ve Aleyküm Selam ve Rahmatullahi ve Berakatu. Greetings to our honorable Hungarian brothers and sisters. Şu bir hakikatir; dünyadaki 270 Million Türk'ün %90'dan fazlası Müslüman. Fakat biz Müslüman Türkleri başka dine sahib olan Türk kardeşlerimizi dışlamiyoruz ve dışlanmasınada karşıyız. Ayrıyetten arap kardeşlerimize yönelik ırkçılık yapılmasında karşıyız. Din ve ırk ayrımı yapanlar ya cahil yada başka kafalara hizmet eden hayinler. Siz tuzaklarınızı kurun ama bilinki Allah'ta size tuzak kuruyor. Allah tuzak kuranların en hayırlısı ❤
Buradan 2,2 Milliyar müslüman ve 270 Million Türk kardeşlerime selamlar. Yaşasın Göktürklerin, Cengizhanın, Oğuzhanların, Alperenlerin, Selçukluların, Osmanlıların torunları.
🇺🇿🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇷🇹🇲🇰🇬🇲🇳🇭🇺💪👍
Başarılar dilerim, yolunuz ve bahtınız açık olsun.
Сыздерге копь Рахмет карындастар, бакытты болындар. С любовью from North
Kırgız numbers is %99 like in Turkish.
Согласен
I read somewhere that Ertugrul served the Yenisei Kyrgyz But it not shure of course
Why 99? Almost all Turkic people have the same numbers. Only different are siberian words for 30,40,50... are üçon, törton...
Hello from Bashkortostan❤
Love ♥️ 🇰🇿🇰🇬 from 🇮🇩
🇺🇿🇦🇿🇰🇿🇹🇷🇹🇲🇰🇬🇲🇳🇭🇺 𐱅𐰇𐰼𐰰
Selam to our brothers and sisters in 🇮🇩 Indonesia. We love you ❤
Very interesting ❤❤❤
Very interesting watch. I had a friend in Switzerland, who was Kyrgyz, Tengis he was called, an awesome football player. That was like 20 years ago. However, he was then sent back to Kyrgyztan with his family, I'm not sure why as I lost contact with him. But today I think seeing how bad the west is becoming, he might be more free and happier back in Central Asia!
I really admire the Central Asian countries like, Kyrgyztany Kazhahstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan along the silk road, they are old nations with rich history, so please cultivate your culture and the traditions of your ancestors. Don't forget where you come from!
great report, balnur
but i'm very surprised you have the photos of the javanese sultan from indonesia and his wife, in the wall background 😮
i'm javanese myself and i recognize my people's royalties
Pakubuwono X, Raja Surakarta Hadiningrat.
Fascinating. Know Kazaks and Kyrgyz.
Both my parents grew up in China and both speak Kyrgyz and Uyguur
Türk Birliğine, Turan'a ihtiyacımız var.
Ottoman empire was our last Turkic empire, it was the peak of empires. We need something close to that but better.
@@TehAbdullah Turkic Union?
10:30 hahahha BASED girl she said everything i wanted to hear 🤣 a proof that kazakhs steal even food names
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It is interesting that the Krygyz pronunciation, particularly of the numbers, is rather close to the Turkish pronunciation compared to the Kazakh pronunciation. Kazakh phonemes (particularly vowels) seems to have been affected by Russian.
I am Kazakh but understand almost everything thank to the fact that they speak English
Hi evryone. I am uzbek and I can understand both language. Especially nubers are similar in uzbek language. Good luck!
Is that correct if I said that Kazakhstani and Kyrgyz are more Mongol-looked, while Uzbeks, Turkmens and Tajiks are more Turkish/Persian-looked?
You are right
We look like Kazakhs and Kyrgyzs, while Uzbeks and Turkmens look like Uzbeks and Turkmens.
Tajiks are not Turkic, they are Persian
Oh My God, His Majesty Pakubuwana X from Surakarta Hadiningrat, Central Java, Indonesia
Я вообще русский) просто знаю английский очень хорошо. Было очень интересно. Вы наверно так же как мы с Сербским или с Украинским языком. Очень похоже) Круто и интересно. Ката Рахмат! ( Научила Узбекская подруга )
Я бы даже сказал Русский с Белорусским. Потому что Украинский он не совсем похож ра русский по сравнению в белорусским. Поэтому Казахский и Кыргызский языки они ровно также близки и похожи как русский с белорусским.
@@virtualtravellingvideosне нихуя.Со славянскими не сравнить
@@virtualtravellingvideos Бред. Настоящий белорусский и украинский похожи. Дело в том, что беларусы не говорят на своем родном языке. Только подавляющее меньшинство.
Till 1936 kyrgyz and kazakh counted as one language called kyrgyz-kazakh. There can be found old grammar books for it.
No
Kazakh and kyrgyz never been same nation
@@kazakh170he wrote one language , not one nation. Also it has been one country, atleast according to the national museum in Almaty
@@Felixxxxxxxxx language also not same
Counted by whom? 😂😂 Russians, who still can't differentiate peoples in Russia itself?
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Selam to our brothers and sisters in 🇵🇰 Pakistan. We love you too ❤
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The Kypchak are not part of the main lineage of the Kyrgyz people
Kypchak was an adopted son of Oguzkhan
but is an important branch in the Turkic world
in the 1990's I noticed a lady selling smany things from Uzbekistan, I asked what is this in the bawl, she said ''kurt'', now in our Turkman dialect and in Türkiye ''kurt'' means either wolf or worm, then I said what is it made from, she said yogurt, o, I said thats ''kurut'', we also make it and take with us specially in journeys.. the word should be pronounced as Qurut, because of drying it, the verb is kurumak, kuruttu.. as for Kazak and Kyrgyz, similarities are more than differences, except unfortunately for the loan words which can be avoided, when we have the equivalent ..despite of being in Middle East for 1200 years yet we have managed to speak a Turkic language.. much close to Azerbaijani, then Turkman, Uzbek, Tatar and then Uigur, finally Kyrgyz and Kazak, face to face we manage to communicate
Boz mean also Grey in Turkish in Turkey
i didn't understand about beshbarmak! Beshbarmak not Kyrgyz's national food but also Bashkir's and Kazakh's even they use 'besh' 😃
Тогда чей?
@@Cmu777 I said beshmark not only kyrgyz's traditional food but also bashkir's and kazakh's. Tatar people also have bishbarmak but they don't consider as traditional just authentic food like 'dolma', 'plov'.
Вот и ваше блюда долма!?
Не бишбармак" а Бешбармак"
Кыргызы, из древности готов ли бешбармак.
@@Cmu777 bishbarmak in Bashkort and Tatar language
@@Cmu777 translate properly
7:31 horse meat is considered to be low quality meat in Turkey.
Would be funny if there was a Krim Tatar also vacationing there, and you guys chatted with her.
Kırım Tatar can understand them but they speak a mix of Kıpçak and Oğuz!
26:54 Kyrgyz pronounciation of the numbers sound more close to Turkish
two lovely turkic people
Super !
My orgine Crimian Tatar, I am living Turkiye. I learned Kyrgyz easly very similar to Tatarca. But Kazakh little bit hard for me some voice diffirent so my tangue no confidence
*I speak Kazakh
I speak Uzbek
I speak Russian
I speak English REMEMBER THE RULE PLS
Türkiye den Türkiye kazaklarından çok selamlar maşallah çok güzel vido olmuş emeginize Allah a emanet olunuz yaşasın Türkiye türk birligi kazakistan Kırgızistan Özbekistan Türkmenistan dogu. Türkistan yakutistan altay tataristan Kırım azerbaycan tüm türk dünyasına selam olsun Allah a emanet olunuz ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is very random but the Kyrgyz woman looks a lot like Native American in terms of her appearance. There is a theory that the Native Americans and Eskimos are originally migrate from Central Asia so they may technically be Turkic long lost distant cousin.
I dont know but both was beautiful..
Bizim özenti Türkler bile İngilizce konuşurken Türkiye'yi "turkey" diye telâffuz ederken, Kazak kızın diğerini bu konuda uyarması çok güzeldi. Kendisini kutlamak lâzım.
5:32 I also think central asians eat even more meat. Coming from the aegean part of Turkiye, we eat sooo many legumes and vegetables. Meat is kinda secondary tbh.
As Azerbaijani I understood Kyrgyz better than Kazakh❤❤
I like the picture of javanese King there..are you in bali ?
Hey Balnur, we can do a similar video about Turkmen language one day if you want :)
Hello, sure. Exactly now I’m looking for many turkic nations for videos. Can you direct me on Instagram: @balnurbaltabayeva
Umarım bir gün tüm Türkistan'daki devletler Türk özlerini fark edip ona dönecekler ve birleşeceğiz. Sevgiler.
i like your videos
Balnur ou are still on thailand come and visit me on koh tao, I am Turkish Cypriot brother living here for many years (27). I can take yiy freediving and yiy can stay at my place (Baan talay koh tao ) hope to meet you soon 🙏🏻
Hello thank you for reaching me ) can you direct me on Instagram: balnurbaltabayeva. We arrived back to Kazakhstan but planning to travel to Thailand this winter 😊
formation sanskrit language part2 The Sanskrit word canani, which means 'mother', is also derived from Farça ole (see picture for the right alphabet/symbol) canan (beloved). This word, on the other hand, was translated into Persian from the word Turkish can (Old Turkish bell). Considering that Persian was a literary language created from a mixture of old Turkish and Arabic in the palace of the Turkish Ghaznavids in the 11th century and 12th century, the fact that Sanskrit completed its formation after the 13th century, when the Muslim Turks began to rule India, emerges. ATA tata, a Sanskrit word meaning 'father', is a conversion from Turkish ata and Pelasg ärra átta. The Sanskrit word api bhratr, which means 'brother', is derived from the word ppárpa frátra, which means 'brother' in Sanskrit; The word bala has been transformed from the Turkish word bala which means 'child', and the word am gav which means 'cow' has been transformed from the Turkish word kuv (bulk, large, fat). , ko (Scandinavian).]. There are many words like these that have been converted from Turkish to Sanskrit. I give a small part of these conversions as an appendix at the end of this book. European linguists who argue that Sanskrit emerged in the 5th century BC, edited Sanskrit They claim that the person was Panini, an epic personality. However, the century in which Panini lived is uncertain. It is debatable whether he even lived. Although it is debatable whether Panini's "work" is dated between the 6th and 4th centuries BC. Although it is claimed that he wrote it in the period, there is no document proving this. The oldest Sanskrit script that exists today is from 1663, unearthed in Kashmir and written on birch bark.
It is an ancient manuscript. Thus, the existence of a person named Panini goes no further than epic. Prest PLEARS There is a great deal of falsification regarding the manuscript Panini from 1663 found in Kashmir. There is a grammar book written by a person whose period is unknown. However, there is no such ending. There is also no document proving that Panini is alive. The claim reads: "Since the nineteenth European scholars found and published Panini's work, Panini has been affirmed as the first linguist and father of linguistics." It is claimed that Panini wrote this book around 500 BC. However, there is no text or writing left from that period. There is only one manuscript dating from AD 1663. From this, it is understood that the oral hymn, which is claimed to be the epic person named Panini, was first written down in 1663. Hence, this written language is 17th century Sanskrit. Panini is an epic person like our Korkut Ata (Dede Korkut). Korkut Ata, in the ancient epics of the Oghuz Turks (page 31)
He is a wise person who was glorified and sanctified and a poet who is supposed to tell the ancient epics of the Turks. It is unclear whether he ever lived or not. There is no information about his life. The oldest source that mentions Korkut Ata is the ending Câmi el Tevârih of the Ilkhanid prime minister (vizier) Reşidüddin Fazullah Hamedani (1247 - 1318). The epic of Korkut Ata was written down several times by unknown authors in the 14th or 15th century. The name of the manuscript in Dresden is "Kitab-ı Dedem Korkud Ala Lisan-1 Täife-i Oğuzân", the name of the manuscript in the Vatican is "Hikayet-i Oğuznâme, Kazan Beğ ve Gayri". Now, if we say that Korkut Ata is the oldest linguist or the father of linguistics, we would be bogus. However, Mahmud of Kashgar is the oldest known linguist on earth and the true father of linguistics. Because he wrote the oldest known dictionary between 1072-1074. With extensive explanations and grammatical explanations. This dictionary named "Divan-1 Lugat el Türk" is Turkish-Arabic. European scientists engage in genealogy (racism). This is a fascist understanding of science. The so-called European linguists, who put forward the fabricated "Indo-European language" thesis, try to make a manuscript that is about four hundred years old look like it is thousands of years old in order to cover it up. Because, according to European linguists, Sanskrit "is a classical language spoken in South Asia from the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European languages, and originated by spreading from the north to South Asia in the late Bronze Age." The Late Bronze Age is the name given to the period between 1500 BC and 1200 BC. The north of India is Central Asia, the homeland of the Turks. In short, the dimensions of falsification are that wide. The hymn called segurft astadhyayi (eighth chapter), allegedly written by Panini, is the argued to be oldest surviving hymn Sanskrit grammar writings. However, there is no written document. There are hyms that have been handed down only orally from generation to generation, not a written document. Those who try to deceive them as if they are written documents are only committing fraud. There is also no documented script in Sanskrit. It is claimed to have been first written in various Brahmi scripts in the late 1st millennium AD, but there is no evidence or documentation. Sanskrit was written in the Devanagari script in the contemporary period. There is no written document remaining from this language, which is called "Vedic Sanskrit" and is claimed to cover the period between 1500 BC and 500 BC. The Vedas have been orally transmitted from generation to generation for centuries. The oldest written farewells found today are manuscripts written in the Devangari script of the early 19th century, called 'Rigveda' (Sanskrit: Rigvidy). However, European scholars argue that the Rigveda is the oldest known Sanskrit script. However, the Rigveda was also transmitted orally until the beginning of the 19th century. Devangari script, which is claimed to have emerged in the 7th century, is the script known today as Indian script. However, it is not known exactly when the Devangari script was formed. Duismeism (fraud) in the field of "written documents" does not end there, either. It is claimed that Kalidasa, who is said to be the greatest Sanskrit playwright, wrote in classical Sanskrit and laid the foundations of modern sang (arithmetic) in this language. However, it is not known in which age he lived, and there is no information about his life. The exact period of his "writing" is also unknown, but it is suggested that it was probably written before the 5th century AD. But again, there is no written document. There are only küğs (hymns). The two great Sanskrit epics, the Mahabarat and the Ramayana, are also a series of oral hymns. (Page 33)
European pseudo-linguists and inspired by Indian linguists refer to the local languages spoken in the Indian subcontinent from the 3rd century BC to the 8th century AD as Prakrit. He also defines Sanskrit as a standardized language used by ancient Indian khanates for literary, official and religious purposes. Prakrit is a word taken from Sanskrit. The Sanskrit word ri prakrit means 'rough', 'primitive', 'low', 'natural'. This word has been transformed into Sanskrit from the Old Turkic word birg, which means 'dirty', 'not pure', 'stool', 'dirt'. However, there is no written document between the 3rd century BC and the 8th century AD. Existing "Prakrit" manuscripts date from between 1300 AD and 1800 AD. It is assumed that these manuscripts were copied from earlier manuscripts. To make such a claim without any written documents dating from the 3rd century BC to the 8th century AD is unscientific and fraudulent. Linguistics cannot be built on assumptions, and anyone who tries to do so is at odds with science. The formation of Hindi and its dialects took quite a long time. The formation of Sanskrit, a divine language, took place in parallel with this. This formation process, which started with the influence of Turkish from Daravidian, then continued with the influence of Pelasg and finally completed its formation with the influence of Arabic and Persian. The first Muslim Turkish rule, the Delhi Sultanate, included present-day Northern India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Bangladesh. During the Delhi Sultanate, the Hindustani language, which was spoken as a lingua franca, emerged in Northern India, which consisted of these lands. Present-day Hindi, Nepali, Bengali, Urdu and other Indian languages are variants of the Hindustani language. These languages are close to each other and are generally mutually intelligible. page 34
Part 3 of Transformation/Reset Of Tatars To Indians.
Linguist Researcher Arif Cengiz Erman's book North Indian peoples origin.
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after listening to them count, while they sound almost the same.. it seems Kyrgyz might be easier to pronounce for an English speaker.
Love from Azerbaijan ❤️
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Türkçe biliyorsun. Ger i İngilizce de yazacağım. Lütfen Orta Asya'daki Türk soyundan gelenler, şu Ruscayı unutun artık. Malasef hızlı konuşunca Kırgızcayı ve Kazakları anlamadım. Ama Bişkek ve Alma-Ata'da 6 ay kalsam anlamaya başlarım. Sayılar hemen hemen Türkçedekinin aynısı. Ama sözcükleri öğrenmek gerek. Dilbilgisi aynı. Duyduğum kadarı ile Kazaklar pek Türklerden hoşlanmıyorlarmış. Neden bilmiyorum. Tatar ve Azerbaycanlıları daha çok anlıyoruz. "You know Turkish spoken in Türkiye Balnur. Please start forgetting Russian. Unfortunately, both of you spoke very fast and I did not understand both of you. If I come and stay in Bishkek or Alma-Ata about 6 months, I will learn these languages. The numbers are very easy and same as in Turkish. Kırgız pronunciation is closer to Turkish. However, I need to learn the words. The gramercy is the same. I heard that Kazaks do not like Turks. I do not know why? We understand Azerbaycanis and Tatar more than Kazaks, Kırgız, and Ozbeks.
Can a Kyrgyz understand a Kazakh when they speak English to each other?
It turned out they can.
photo di background nya Mirip Indonesia? 🤔
Бул Казак Менен Кыргыз кыздары кыйын болушат
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Men özim Tatarmın, Qazaq äytilişi bizgä bek yaqın, lâkin Qırğızlarda kibik tilibizdä Ç/Ş/S häm C/J awazlarınıñ ayırması saqlanğan. Tilläribiz Qıpçaq türkiminä kirä häm köp yaqın özinçäliklär taba. Videoğız bek uşadı, keläçäktä ekigizgä dä oñışlar tiläp qalamın.
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Renaicance part2) The word fortuna, which we have translated as "fortune" here and mentioned twice, actually corresponds to the old and noble meaning of the word "state", which is used only in terms such as "state bird" in Turkish today, and is equivalent to the concepts of "welfare", "happiness" and "blessing". Used twice with Fortuna, obbedienza, or obedience, gives the two keys to the success of the Turks, as well as the axis of similarity and continuity between the Roman and Turkish empires. However, the "state", which is a divine blessing, was achieved through the obedience of the Turks to their chiefs and the military discipline used as an equivalent.In his introduction to Annali Turcheschi, which was first published in 1571 and contains a chronological breakdown of Turkish history as an appendix to the Historia Universale, Sansovino further clarifies this issue:
I have always argued that the greatness and strength of the Turkish nation deserves great respect, because when looking at the army and civilian orders that have existed for a long time, it seems that they are not rude in their situation, but precious people. In terms of the army, I cannot see who of ours could be more disciplined than the Turks and closer to the Roman order. As the inheritors of the aforementioned Romans, they settle for little during the expedition, are very patient in hard work, obey their chiefs, follow the goals of conquest stubbornly, are masters of war tricks, and as a result carry out military affairs with such steadfastness that they do not give up any difficulty to win and dominate. As for the things of the peace order, they please their people with this form of absolute justice, by breaking all the tricks of the case that arise from the confused minds of the quarrelsome people and by quickly resolving the conflicts of others in their own interests. Therefore, a few years ago, I gathered what they had done in a fairly accurate book called The Universal History of the Origin and Empire of the Turks. My goal is for the world to learn the basis of their power by seeing and reading them, and therefore to find a cure to their unbridled chaos that advances like a steppe fire and will henceforth bring calamities to us and burn the last remnants of Christianity.
At the same time, in this text published in the third year of a new Ottoman-Venetian war, the year of the Battle of Inebahti, Sansovino could not be expected to be a "Turkish friend"; And what could "Turkish friendship" mean in 16th century Venice? Sansovino is a Renaissance intellectual who believes only in the necessity of a good and correct recognition of his adversary, but when this effort for recognition reaches a level of admiration, this admiration was expressed openly even during the days when two nations fought on a frontier from the Dalmatian coast to Cyprus. is not an obstacle. Likewise, the Venetian sledgehammer Marcantonio Barbaro, who would spend most of his time as an ambassador in Istanbul, was sent to the senate upon his return to his hometown after the Ottoman-Venetian peace in 1573, which left Cyprus and a significant part of the Dalmatian coast to the Turks. He concludes in his report:
Great prince and unique seers, since by God's will, the Ottoman emperor conquered so many provinces through constant victories, bound so many kingdoms to himself, and thus earned him a dreadful reputation all over the world, it would not be foolish to consider the possibility of his eventually reaching the universal kingdom. .
The second edition of Historia Universale is published in 1564 and the third edition in 1568. Now it has become a classic about Turks and its effects are beginning to be seen. The French philosopher Jean Bodin, who published his The Method of History in 1566, handles the same theme:
How can the ruler of Germany attempt to compete with the sultan of the Turks, and who can claim more absolute royal titles than this last? ... Indeed, if there is a power somewhere that can bear the name empire or a true absolute kingdom, that power is in the hands of the sultan ... It is best to consider the sultan of the Turks as the heir to the Roman Empire; Because, after capturing Byzantium, the capital of the empire, from the Christians, he conquered the Babylon region from the Persians and added the countries beyond the Danube to the Dniester river to the former provinces of Rome, and all these regions today constitute the largest part of the lands in his possession.
The aim of the French writer, whose hometown is far from the Turkish danger and whose main enemy is the German emperor, is more political. The main benefit of declaring the Ottoman sultan as the heir of Rome, who had been the ally of France against Germany for thirty years, was to withhold that title, which was the basis of his power, from the German emperor. However, this behavior of the author is proof that the Ottoman state has been a part of European policy ever since.
Taking advantage of the Ottoman-Venetian peace in 1573, Sansovino Historia Universale published the fourth edition and the second edition of Annali Turcheschi.
The seventh and final edition is published more than half a century later in 1654, in the midst of a new and long Ottoman-Venetian war. Its volume is divided into two, as it can no longer fit in a single volume. The first volume consists of 471 pages, the second consists of 522 pages, and this is added Annali Turcheschi, or Ottoman history, brought to the end of the reign of Sultan Ibrahim (1648).
The 25-year Ottoman-Venetian war, which resulted in the conquest of Crete, will also end the comparison of Romans-Turks developed by Renaissance thinkers and spread by Sansovino. Venetian sledgehammers, who came to Istanbul after the peace signed in 1669, will persistently embroider the motif of "Eastern despotism" and this theme will quickly spread across Europe. The reasons for this change of view are complex: On the one hand, the development of the concept of freedom in Europe with the Enlightenment, and on the other hand, the distance between the Ottoman Empire and the deterioration of the order gradually widened. However, at the same time, to the extent that the Ottoman state, which fascinated Renaissance intellectuals with its power, lost its power, the admiration of the West turned into disdain and even hatred.
As a result, Renaissance intellectuals trying to get rid of religious schemes did not only look at Turks in terms of Christianity and Islam. Going back to our example, "The Life of Muhammad", which forms the introduction to the first edition of Sansovino's Historia Universale, is omitted in the third edition, after being re-added in the fourth edition, it disappears in the next editions. Thus, instead of marginalizing the Turks within the framework of an insurmountable opposition, the way of examining them by introducing them into the historical and ideological patterns of the West was preferred. Therefore, the Roman model, which represents absolutism together with military and administrative power, was easily adapted to the Ottoman state. Geopolitics also played an important role in this, because the Ottoman was the product of the same geography, especially the East Roman Empire.
However, by doing this, the West reaches the point of renouncing the Roman heritage, which it regards as the origin of its culture and history, especially in the Renaissance period, and risks losing this legacy to the most important adversary of the period, the Turks. In the Enlightenment period, starting from the second half of the 17th century, when the state and power model based on military and purely political power, whose most important representative was Machiavelli, gradually began to give place to the concepts of freedom and human rights, the concept expressing the Ottoman order was admired. He left the Roman "as a force, to the Eastern despotism, which would be presented as a counter-model by thinkers like Montesquieu."
As can be seen, what has happened since that day is not that the "West" "recognizes" Turks or "fails to recognize them", but its interpretation according to the models it has produced.
As for the Turks, before their time of Westernization, they could have remained unaware or at least indifferent to these debates and comments. However, since the process of Westernization starting from Tanzimat until today expresses the integration with the Western way of thinking in the final analysis, it also brings the necessity of adapting to the way the West perceives Turks.
Prof. Dr. Stefanos Yerasimos
Social History Journal, Issue 118, October 2003
Notes:
1 “Chronica per extensum descripta”, published by E. Pastorello Rerum italicarum scriptores, Bologna, 1932, c. XII.
2 Andanças e viajes de Pero Tafur por diversas partes del mundo avidos, Madrid, 1874, p. 168.
3 History of Mehmed the Conqueror by Kritovoulos, trans. Charles T. Riggs, Princeton, 1934, p. 181-182.
4 The manuscript was purchased by the French ambassador Girardin in 1687 and is today in the French National Library; see. Julian Raby, "Mehmed the Conqueror's Greek Scriptorium", Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 37/1983, p. 20-21.
5 La Cronica dell'anno 1400 all'anno 1500, Florence, 1984, p. 127-128.
6 Discorsi sulla prima Deca di Tito Livio, first edition 1531. The quote is from the French edition (La Pl’iade, 1974, p. 511).
7 Eugenio Alberi, Le relazioni degli ambasciatori veneti al Senate durante il secolo decimosesto, III. serial, Florence, 1840, c. 1 second
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I think Uzbek language/Chagatai turkic language must be intercultural language and basic roots language between Central Asian peoples..
Okay this video is not for vegans! 🙂 horses are like dogs for me but at least central Asia treats horses better than in many other countries where horses are considered to be pets.
bizde surat yüz beniz deniyor hepsi türk dünyasından
U ladies look like korean super models get korean citizenship and do the miss universe contest and represent korea both of you hands down will win love the strong Russian accent
Wow, thanks dear 😊
борат же крутая комедия вы че !)))) балнур а вэа а ю фром?
Brothers ❤️
Türk kardeşlerme selam!
How about Uyghur language?
Eki azamat kyz! Anglizce tim ele sayrashat!
Sorry kazaksha azamat - sitizen but kyrgyzca a great one
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Kazakh language and Karakalpak language in Uzbekistan. I am sure you will understand Karakalpak even more, than Kyrgyz.
Central Asians must change countries name. Qazaqeli and Kyrgyzeli is better. Also Borat filmed at Gypsy village in Romania. Wearing national flag like underwear is also no go in Türkiye, it's very disrespectful. You can get cancelled or death threats for doing that. Also Kyrgyz numbers are more similar to Turkish.