MONGOLIC LANGUAGES
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The Mongolic languages are a language family spoken by the Mongolic peoples in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, North Asia and East Asia, mostly in Mongolia and surrounding areas and in Kalmykia and Buryatia. The best-known member of this language family, Mongolian, is the primary language of most of the residents of Mongolia and the Mongol residents of Inner Mongolia, with an estimated 5.7+ million speakers.
The Mongolic languages have no convincingly established living relatives.
The closest relatives of the Mongolic languages appear to be the para-Mongolic languages, which include the extinct Khitan, Tuyuhun, and possibly also Tuoba languages.
Some linguists have grouped Mongolic with Turkic, Tungusic and possibly Koreanic and Japonic as part of the widely discredited Altaic family.
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I was born in Buryatia in Ulan-Ude! Thank you so much for this video!
buryatian language is almost same as mongolia (im mongolia)
Did you get burnt in a tank already or not?
hello there brother of the north-east
Дарова, земеля!
@@user-rr9rd7gb8lNo. Buryat language seems to be almost the same as Kalmyk!!!!!!
as a mongolian I had no clue about these languages, they sound familiar yet so different great video
u guys have internet there?
There are only three mongolic languages: khalkha, buryat, and kalmyk.
your profile rick rolled me
Ur not. Stop pretending
@@roborockroborockov6804 wdym ofcourse we have
As a native Mongolian, I truly appreciate your content about Mongolic languages. There are many hypothetical claims about the Mongolian language and which family it belongs to but yours is far more accurate.
Чингис хаан дахин төрж, Монголын эзэнт гүрнийг сэргээх үү?
@@PimsleurTurkishLessons Mongolian language is NOT RELATED to TURKISH language!!! Accept the fact. Turkish people are very territorially expansionist. Very aggressive!!!!
sajn uu najz aa
@@altantsetsegargatyn Сайн. Сайн байна уу? Харамсалтай нь би чиний найз биш....
@@kts437 bi mende. bid neg ulstaj geź bi helź bajna
I'm a Mongolian. And my grandpa used play Kalmyk songs and made me believe it was time to sleep because I was too tired to understand Mongolian 😂😂 For me it really made sense since I only understood like 50% of the lyrics lmaoo
You should learn Mongolian
@@borgilbatbaatar4949 Yu l yriad bnada hu
Сайн байна всем монголам, остальным соболезную
I love his strategy 🥹😂
Thanks for the video and greetings from Kalmykia. Хальмг уралан!
Are you Uzbek or Kalmyk
@@khargiskhuitenzurkh4809 I’m mixed - it’s complicated to explain 😂
Mongolia is a very interesting country!
I love in mongolia
One of the most interesting ever.
As a Mongolian, I knew ethnic groups like buryats had their own dialects. However I’ve had no idea there were so many.
Those that are in this video are not Buryat dialects, those are other Mongolic languages, they are not spoken in buryatia, however Buryat language still has a lot of inner dialects (somewhere about 20 dialects)
@@joopa4416he simply said that he did not know there were so many Mongolic dialects.
@joopa4416 it is dialect. Like buryat dialect khalkha dialect also have accents inside it. It is weird to translate it accents. It's more due to places where they live, and we would call it нутгийн аялгуу. So every provinces would have accents addition to their dialect.
I'm from Kalmyk Republic, thanks for sharing. 🥰🌏🙏🙏🙏Хальмгуд Уралан❤
Greetings from mongolia brother💪
Great content, as usual. Thanks, Andy, you certainly are making a difference. 👏👌
I am a mongolian that lives in Darhan-Uul aimag Huuchin Darhan and its good to hear other mongolic languages.
Zail mal min
@@temuulenbatbold830 chi zail
@@temuulenbatbold830 bas bitgii tegj bai
Nudnii bulai
@@temuulenbatbold830 ter odoo yu gej baigaa um be? 😑
Well done, Andy. Your voice is really beautiful. ❤️
Hey, great video as usual. Can you talk about African languages next ? I was waiting for the african one for so long and don't mind if it's long ^^
Thank u , as mongolian , I appreciated your research.
I love that she knows so much about mongolic languages
Why is Santa so aggressive 😅
Probably a very old person and needed to put efforts to say something.
Love Mongolia from🇹🇷
I don't like Turkish people, they steal Mongolian history
Biz de seni seviyoruz kardesim mongol turk kardesler
@@thevolibear1271Greeks people dont love Turk Mongol 😂😂
Hell nah
As a oirat durbud oold mongolic i appreciate that we talk like this because we live in mountain place
Love your content! ❤️
Also please do one comparing Urdu and Persian, and also Urdu, Sindhi, Punjab. - the Indo-Aryan languages as they are so similar yet so different.
tu kya arabi gulam pakistan se h?
@@Sanatani_kattarphallus worshipper spotted
As an mongolian i didnt know so many countries that are speaking mongolian. I want to meet my brothers and sisters
Meet your Cousins too
🇹🇷🇲🇳
@@turan2815 Long lost cousins hopefully we will get under one roof like European union
@@turan2815 haha are u guys already mixed with Europeans
@@Enhee69 all turks were not supposed to marry relatives so every time they conquered land they married local women. Being mixed is no shame, being degenerate is 👍
They're not a countries.They are regions.The most sadly thing is Mongolic people have just 1 independent country😢
Wow! Different languages from Mongolian there!
You can spot faint influences from dominant languages in the areas these languages are spoken based on the phonotactics and prosody of thr languages! So interesting
Mongolic after Turkic is the largest language family among Central Asian nations of which many ceased to exist such as Tocharian and Para-Mongolic
Turkic people are mongolian
Isn’t Tocharian Indo-European though?
I’m pretty sure tocharian isn’t mongolic or turkic
Tocharian it's IE not Turkic or Mongolic. And Turkic and Mongolic aren't related either.
Can you guys read ? I classified Tocharians as a *Central Asian* nation only, not Mongolic or Turkic
I’m from Mongolian ! Thank you for wasting your time and spreading more about Mongolia and Mongolic language !🥰
BIG FAMILY❤
from Mongolia
Greetings from Mongolia 🇲🇳. 🇲🇳 😀
Mongolia is a very cool country, unfortunately 40% of it is stucked in China
Their own fault.
@@Qazaq_Qiyat_1465 why so?
Nice video! 👍thanks Andy
I was born in Kalmykia
Халимаг улс
Хальмг Таңһч
Interesting, as always
How did you know I needed this!!?!
Thank you
In Moghol starting from six towards ten you can hear two versions of the units, that’s because of the heavy influence from Persian the language had received.
In Farsi 6,7,8,9,10 is shesh, haft, hasht, no, dah
@@PimsleurTurkishLessons no he is Burmese from Myanmar who has killed Rohingya
Mongolian Cyrillic numbers:
Нэг
Хоёр
Гурав
Дөрөв
Тав
Зургаа
Долоо
Найм
Ес
Арав
Brilliant, as usual!!👏👏
The Kalmyks speak the ancient Mongolian language, it remained so because they were surrounded at that time by enemy peoples, lived in Europe for more than 400 years and the language and appearance did not disappear where any other people would have disappeared, forgot the language or the language changed, but not the Kalmyks, they retained their Mongolian glapogroup and appearance and, most importantly, the language that is common in Russia, Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Mongolia, that's what kind of people they are
Khitan/Para-Mongolic
Proto-Mongolic
Mongolian
Kalmyk-Oirat
Buryat
Daur
Kangjia
Shira Yugur (Eastern)
Bonan
Monguor
Santa (Dongxiang)
Moghol
turk ? 🇹🇷🏹🐺
Funfact: We use 3 different alphabet Traditional Mongolian alphabet, Cyrillic alphabet and English alphabet
Do you mean Roman Alphabet?
Shagarai
Wdym english alphabet?
Сайн байцгаана уу би турк хүн та нар монголчуудыг турк гэж бодож байна уу?
Sain baitsgaana uu bi turk khün ta nar mongolchuudyg turk gej bodoj baina uu?
@@Tarihmerkezi81 Turk is Turk. Mongol is Mongol.
as a mongolian citizen it was great video
The best youtuber in Phillippines
Kangjia is like that one strange kid in the family
They always choose angry old people for these things.
Interesting flags.
Make about Ural-Altaic languages, please.
I’m Mongolia 🇲🇳
'Niken' is a very common name for Javanese woman (Java island, Indonesia). Whoever voicing the ancestral language (khitan/para-mongolic and proto-mongolic) will survive well in Indonesia. His tone already sounds like native.
AWESOME !!!!! =big thumbs up=
this is a very good for me since iam mongolian
Nice 2:56
Neg are 1 number
Hoyr are two number
Gurav are three number
Duruv are four number
Tav are 5 number
Zurgaa are 6 number
Doloo are 7 number
Naim are 8 number
Yes are 9 number
WE LOVE MONGOLIAN ❤️🇲🇳
Thx🍎
Good video andy.
You also can include Sakha tyla, like 1/3 of words have similarityes for Mongol language. But we are more turks,😎
Mongolian language and which is great. Thank you so much to 2024
Why did you remove the Turkic Languages video? Also if you do a remake of it, can you add Qashqai language please?
Tuoba was identified as Turkish by Mahmud Kashgari in his Turkish language dictionary book (in 1072).
Alexander Vovin identifies the Tuoba language as a Mongolic language.
On the other hand, Juha Janhunen proposed that the Tuoba might have spoken an Oghur Turkic language.According to Peter Boodberg, the Tuoba language was essentially Turkic with Mongolic admixture
Chen Sanping noted that the Tuoba language "had both" Turkic and Mongolic elements.
Liu Xueyao stated that Tuoba may have had their own language, which should not be assumed to be identical with any other known languages.
@@PimsleurTurkishLessons abi ben bunu sormadım ama teşekkürler
Thank you im mongoliac
Sounds very Korean and Turkic
There are no simmilarities between turkish and mongolian, this is one big lie, An unproven theory.
actually, there are a lot of similarities
@@born_this_way between Turkish and Sumerian are a lot of simmilarities.
@@Frikssskingg Much more between Mongolian and Turkish. With Sumerian I don't see much, and when I've asked for examples, most of them have been misunderstandings from people who don't actually know any Sumerian. But if you have some examples, I'm interested.
@@Frikssskingg 0
@@Frikssskingg sumer are Turkic
as an native Mongolian, these accents sounds hilarious as hell.
Bro's dumb
😂😂😂
I'm Mongolia I eat a BUUZ WE LOVE MONGOLIAN ❤️🇲🇳
Boliochee sda min hha
Nice voice andy!
Чингэс хаан алга болсноос хойш😢😢
Wow, the last one was so affected by Persian in terms of accent. Also, they had Persian alternatives for 6-10. I liked the 3rd and the last languages better.
Нэг хоёр гурав дөрөв тав зургаа долоо найм ес арав
4 is almost same with turkish. we say dört
Arvan means tenth not ten (10) tho.
Batu khan
Kanjia and Santa seems to be the most divergent 🤔
you expect me to believe that the number 9 in mongolian is like yes in english?
pretty much man
@@rainbowwdude ok
Mongolia never dies(:
the number 8 in proto-mongolic is naiman
15 km
11 km
17 km
21 km
13 km
6.8 km
3.4 km
10.4 km
6.6 km
14 km
Weird how there's a modern Mongolic language in Europe.
weird? they caught europe slagging like always
@@unknownmf2599 LMAOOO this comment killed me
Weird how you think that's weird.
They were stuck in Europe after the Napoleonic war, chasing the Grande Arme from Russ Empire.
Can't believe that Mongolia survived between Russia and China until this days
And still existing in both Russia and china
@@hoolidii isn't that amazing. despite how small population they have, they still surviving even inside of those 2 country. As a Finnish myself I proud of Mongols
Mongol empire remains, I knew it… one day, unity may occur, but time will tell
One in Monguor💀
This is MY first time I heard this channel speak like this, you know what I mean?
Probably not but whatever
:o
I didnt know about that languages 😅😅😅
What about Korean ? Although they had lots of Chinese words added it sounds very alike to Turkish IMO.
The Chinese were getting attacked by Mongols and Rourans
3:25 ma allora quando Renzi disse shish stava dicendo 6 in moghol
The Altic family is a myth There is no language family in the world consisting of less than 169 languages. While the Altic family is three different languages that have acquired some characteristics from each other, and it is a language family without a mother language that was formed through mutual influence.
Incorrect as current turkic, tungustic and mongolic languages have been heavily influenced by arabic, chinese and other....800 years ago historical accounts verify that turkic and mongolic people spoke similar languages
I was surprised to learn that in Kyrgyz, there is a different expression for when you're staying and people are leaving, and when you're leaving and people are staying. I was fascinated by that differentiation when I was first exposed to Korean greetings. Honorifics based on age is strikingly similar as well.
I don't know if it's just coincidence but the title of the ruler of both Xiongnu (匈奴) and Buyeo (扶余) both used Chanyu (単于) in Chinese records. There must have been strong linguistic/cultural contact between proto-Turkic and proto-Koreanic speakers somewhere in Manchuria. Proto-Koreanic speakers later migrated southward into the Korean peninsula, where they later mixed with and absorbed indigenous Peninsular Japonic speakers.
Interestingly, there is a Korean stone inscription that says the 3rd and final bloodline of the Shilla dynasty (新羅) has Xiongnu roots. Xiongnu was a collection of dozens of mutli-ethnic nomadic tribes covering a large area of the Mongolian Steppe to Manchuria, so it's possible that one of the clans invaded/migrated southward and became the ruling class of Shilla.
I lived near Kalmyk area and I didn`t think they are part of Mongolian laguages o_o But their city and people looks quite Mongolian
@Hold My Airag lol It's east turkestan search Talas river battle
Ben duyen uyghur ler
@@Prime_Nemesis_Autobots_Optimus lmao when manchu genocide all dzungar peaople and give the land to uyghur
Yeah, and some of the kalmyks went back to mongolia when it was under the Manchu Qing dynasty to save mongols. They were originally from Zuun gar Khanate. (There were 4 mongol Khanates)But they had gone to river ijil/volga area. Then it was not Russia's land. It was empty land that didn't belong to anyone. And from zuun Gar, they weren't many who went there for peace. But then Zuun gar Oirads genocide happened. Last mongol Khanate that got under manchus. And some of the survivors came to kalmykia. Then the manchu king said come and have your land back and you can save your mongols. So that they went to go to mongolia, they had gone there secretly (bcs of queen ekaterina wanted them as warriors). Anyways, they had planned the whole thing, but they went, and some of them couldn't go because of River ijil (Volga, I think, not sure), was not freezed yet. And they had to leave, so they did, they couldn't risk it. And those people who left behind are today's kalmyks.
The rest on their way to mongolia, the queen had informed the kazaks that they were leaving, so you could do whatever they wanted. And if you know kazaks and oirad mongols were kind of enemies. And then the people who they had war for queen Catherine had also wanted revenge from them. So they had wars all the way until mongols border for during their whole trip. So they were running away from queens Catherine's army, kazaks, Kyrgyzs, tatars, and Pashkirs during that time. So only 1/3 of the people who left had come back. But they didn't have the energy or men left to fight with the manchus anymore. So they got under manchus like other mongols, too. But manchus knew that oirads were good warriors and they thought that they might think some other plans to destroy or have war against them. So they made them settle in many different areas that are far away from them in modern day xinjiang and mongolia. Xinjiang, and places of East Kazakhstan and Russia (altai Republic) was where Zuun gar Khanate were, but because oirads population were the only few people who came back from kalmykia at that time, many uyghurs and kazaks went more into their land.
Interesting
Neg1 hoyr2 guraw3 dorow4 taw5 zurgai6 dolo7 naim8 yos9 araw10 arwan neg11 arwan hoyr12
Сайн байцгаана уу би турк хүн та нар монголчуудыг турк гэж бодож байна уу?
Sain baitsgaana uu bi turk khün ta nar mongolchuudyg turk gej bodoj baina uu?
Сайн бид олон зуун жилийн өмнө нэг захиргаанд байсан. Гэхдээ Одоогийн Туркчүүдийн 15 хувьд л эртний хөхТүрэгийн цус бий үүнтэй адил одоогийн монголчуудын маш бага хувьд хөх Монголын цус бий. Хэл соёлын хувьд бүр хэцүү тэр үеийн түрэг хэлийг чи ойлгохгүй, тэр үеийн монгол хэлийг би өөрөө бас ойлгохгүй.
I am mongolian
So cool❤
Mongolics 🇷🇺🇲🇳🇨🇳🇦🇫
Хальмг уралан !
what the hell did monguor just say?
Ilovelanguage!? Don't forgot soyombo and phag's pa
This video is wrong. Proto mongolic: vowel+(g/h)+(o/u) acts as a long vowel emphasizing the vowel before (g/h)
I mongolia
even im mongolian but i never knew about these languages wth??
Jaahan huuhed yum chin
@@tulgagansukh2505 bid ed nrig sudalj ymr herg bdin?
Tsu2 iim teneg bodoltoi mongol hun bh gej ichej uh
@@Enhee69 shatsimb za ci tm aimr sn mddin bl ci bugdngr n yrij cdh ym bnte?
@@Solar_editss th bi oirad hun
By the way Mongolian in Afghanistan is alot the whole central Afghanistan is Mongolian 7 to 12 mongol
I have no idea what you are saying but hazaras are actually turko-mongols. Not Mongolian
i understand.
1st view, 1st like, 1st comment 🙂
are the flags monguor and Santa real I’m trying to find them I can’t search it ip
1:55 2:09 2:56 🤨🤨
bro its Mongolia different chance
its Altai Mongolia Language
🇲🇳💗👍😊
im from mongolia Сайн байна уу? Plus we say letters harder then english and russian.
Love 🇲🇳♥️🇱🇾
The Mongolian Languages, are similar to the languages: "Japanese, Korean, Turkish and Turkmen.
There are no simmilarities between turkish and mongolian, this is an unproven theory
Simalarities between their words are due to the people living side by side in the past.
@@Frikssskingg Mongolian Word for Golden, Altan/Altyn/Altin
the Turkish word for golden, Altin
Mongolian word for Nice Personality
Lhagvasuren/Charkhamsuren
Turkish word for it
Çarsambasuren
Mongolian Word for Sea
Tengis
Turkish word for
Deniz
Mongolian Word for Flower
Tsetsek
Turkish Word for Flower
Çiçek
@@Scankarl I have never heard Çarsambasuren. (It sounds like "Çarşamba süren" and it means "driver of Wednesday")
As you know Mongalian, Turkish and Turkic, Korean and Japanese people were nomad nations. Maybe that's why we are NOT similar eachother, cause nomad nations don't like to read or write, instead of keeping their culture they adopt other nations culture. Even we Turkish people learned our own history from Chinese books. Probably i can say the same thing for Japanese and Korean about clothes, cuisine, alphabet etc.
And love Suomi from Turkey ♥
@@PimsleurTurkishLessons obviously this is because Mongolian and Turkic split off from each other around 3000 years ago
Compared to the Latin that split 2000 years ago where they can Mutually understand but can't speak or Slavic who split off from each other 1000 years ago where they can understand and speak each other language to an extent, Croatian and Serbian for reference