The Spread of Language in Eurasia [pt. 1]
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2018
- The Spread of Language in Eurasia
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=4740833
Follow me on DeviantArt: olliebye.deviantart.com/
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Original Map:
www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/vie...
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Music:
Rannar Sillard - Justified Involvement 4
a moment of silence for the nameless languages that were wiped out before they could be recorded
Yup the world was as linguistically rich at any given point as it is now, we only know about a subset of the languages that existed. PIE existed alongside other languages, probably even related ones that left no descendants as it was itself part of some language family. Just look at the Turkic languages to see how one tiny branch can comprise the vast majority of the speakers of a language family in a few centuries.
...
Her: Talk dirty to me.
Me: *talks in vulgar Latin*
HOSTIA NON OSTIA, GLIS NON GLIRUS YOU DEGENERATE!
Oh lo vedo quod ei est un homo di gran gratiæ et istrutionæ, ad eam porgo li mei plus auditi giovalitii!
Turpis valde, tam deformis es ut rana similis es.
Talks in prakrit(~vulgar sanskrit)
@@franchufranchu119 its wingardium leviosa u uncultured swine
Old Chinese just casually shifting around a bit
It was actually spreading around , diversifying while absorbing local austro-asiatic languages. He also didn't portray the spread of the Tibetic languages (Tibetan, Burmese etc.), but that might be due to the limited available information of that period.
In fact Southern Chinese didn't speak Old Chinese at first, but what language they spoke is still debateful.
its because the writing system tied and reined them in. different regions, you may hear them say things differently but ultimately, they were writing the same characters so it was just portrayed to be one big blob of old chinese
yuenhang fung you make me laugh, learn silk road history and Zheng he expedition,
Spucky 123r you know what?
OLD MALAY
So this is mainly an experimental video - I can continue with other videos about languages if you think that would be interesting.
spread of arabic in the middle east/africa
Ollie Bye it was great. I think you should make more videos about languages like this :)
I would definitely like to see a part 2
I'm not sure. You chose a handful of families or languages with well-established origins, but the same can't be said for a lot of families and languages of the world. There are sometimes multiple competing theories, and you're bound to anger some nationalist.
I hope you won't apply the same logic as your "Tamil-Telugu-Kannada" static frame to other languages or families.
I love languages. This was quite informative :)
I like how Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Old Malay, and Formosan just sat there. Doing nothing. Very funny.
and old Chinese
Actually telugu is born from sanskrit it's my mother tongue many poets believe telugu is from sanskrit but
This leftist propaganda of Aryan migration theory don't accept it
I feel so sad for my self
60% of kannada is sanskrit
@@kamalnadh2445 uh... no, it's a Dravidian language, It has a lot of Sanskrit influence and has been heavily influenced by it, but is not a descendant of Sanskrit.
@@anirudh177 all Indian languages are from sanskrit. So are all the indo european langs. This guy shows the mainstream eurocentric history. He supports ait.
I find thy lack of Finno-Ugriatic languages disturbing. Good video though!
I'm not "purposefully distorting history", those are mistakes I've made. You're making a mountain out of a mole hill. And I'm not happy America exterminated Native Americans. You clearly have the wrong impression. But yes I do support Tibetan independence. Sue me.
EmperorTigerstar Dali lama is against Tibetan independence you know ? He only wants high degree of autonomy .so you’re pretty much against him.haha
The difference is it's too late for European descendants to leave North America. But Tibet lost its independence only 60 years ago. People are still alive who lived in a time of Tibetan independence.
EmperorTigerstar it’s not too late.illegal is illegal no matter how long he stayed in. Just fuck back to Europe now,it won’t be too late,trust me.
"Kind to Tibet"
That's why the Dalai Lama fled, right? The way you're trying to out-moral me is sad. Find something else to devote your energy to.
The "Brittonic languages " also survive in the west of France in a region called "Brittany" in English !!
Non la langue bretonne est issue d'un mélange très particulier entre les langues celtiques, saxonnes, le latin et même peut-être le gaulois
D'ailleurs le breton serait même plus influencé par le latin que le français car ce-dernier à d'autres influences notamment grecques et germaniques
Vous confondez, le Breton est bel et bien celte, ici la carte nous montre les langues sur le plan phylogénique et non sur le plan des influences que la langue a subi, sinon l'anglais ne serait pas considéré comme une langue germanique.
No one speak Breton in Brittany lmao
@@mathis_cmr6379 And that's thanks to who? : )
@@LuisRincon-wr4dm France?
Today, the Indo-European Language Family is survived by 3 major language families, these are :
*1) The European Languages:*
A) Armenian
B) Albanian
C) Anatolian
D) Greek
E) *Celtic:* Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Manx, Welsh, Cornish, Breton
F) *Norse:* Icelandic, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish
G) *Romance:* Romanian, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese
H) *Germanic:* English, Scotts, Dutch, German, Flemish, Luxembourgish, Swiss
I) *Baltic:* Prussian, Lithuanian, Latvian
J) *Slavic:* Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.
*2) The Iranic Languages:*
A) Avestan
B) *Western Iranic:* Median, Parthian, Kurdish, Balochi, Zoroastrian Dari, Farsi (Standard Persian), Afghani Dari, Tajiki, Hazaragi, Sistani, Pahlavi
C) *Eastern Iranic:* Scythian, Saka, Bactrian, Khwarezmiam, Sogdian, Khotanese, Samartian, Pashto, Pamiri, Alanian, Ossetian
*4) The Indic Languages:*
Vedic Sanskrit: Classical Sanskrit: Prakrit:
A) Gandhari: Pali
B) Shauraseni:
*Western Hindustani:* Kharibaoli (Standard Hindi), Rekhta (Standard Urdu), Dakhini Urdu, Haryanvi, Braj, Kannauji, Bundeli, Avanti
*Eastern Hindustani:* Awadhi, Bagheli, Chattisgarhi
*Dardic:* Kashmiri, Kishtwari, Shina, Chitrali, Kalash, Kohistani, Pashai
*Western Pahari:* Dogri, Kangri, Kinnauri
*Eastern Pahari:* Garhwali, Kumaoni, Nepali
*North-Western:* Punjabi, Lahnda, Saraiki, Hindko, Pothwari, Sindhi, Kutchi, Memoni
*Western:* Rajasthani (Bagri, Marwari, Mewari, Mewati, Shekhawati, Malvi), Gojari, Gujarati, Saurashtri, Bhili, Khandeshi, Romani
C) Magadhi Prakrit:
*Bihari:* Maithili, Angika, Bhojpuri, Magahi
*Bengali:* Bangla (Standard), Manipuri, Sylheti, Sunderbani, Chittagonian, Chakma, Rohingya
*Assamese:* Assami/Ahamiya/Ahomi (Standard), Kamarupi, Rajbanshi
Odia
D) Maharashtri Prakrit:
*Maratha:* Marathi (Standard), Berar Deccani, Varli
Konkani
Sinhala
Divehi
_________________________________________
*The End*
🇮🇳💟💟💟💟💟 Great Brother
What about tokharian language ??
You forgot a lot of language in India
@@iSyriux it's an extinct language family, that's why not included.
@@kxnyshk Why are extinct iranic language included then ?
what about Georgian and Caucasian languages?
Tornike Namicheishvili
Yes, he probably forgot :/
I'm chechen ^^
You should read the comment of Ollie Bye, this video is experimental. I think, that'a why the caucasians languages and kartvelian wasn't in this video.
That doesn't really excuse not including it, i think he simply forgot.
There is like 50 very different languages in the Caucase. It just impossible to put them all in. It's why Alan disapear from the map when they became a minor language -> it's impossible to show all languages
cesar the imperator
True.
But our languages existed before Alanic
3:23 report Avars they re hacking
AVARS SPEED HACK
They are nomad turks, always used horses thats normal
@@jasonbecker8893 r/woooooosh
@@hannibalbarca7220 r/ihavereddit
I've been waiting for this forever. I wasn't disappointed.
Roman Empire Classical Latin: *Exists*
Gaulish and Celt-Iberian: I don’t feel so good Mr.Stark
I love this a lot as a hobby linguist and map fan! However, you should write a little comment that there are many missing languages (Cacausian, Uralic, Basque, ...).
Turkic lanuages low key taking over like 'ssst we just passing by'
They didn't "lowkey" take over. The Scythians and Saka were genocided and/or assimilated into the migrating Turkic tribes. No need to sugarcoat history.
MrSafa61 we were horse rider that's why it is normal
Taha Tuncel aynennnn
the Indo Europeans let them in and taught them their knowledge and you saw how they slowly spread and killed them. It is happening all over again today. At one time we gave them the chariot, and horseback and now it is cars, planes and trains, at one time it was swords, and arrows now it is advanced military weapons. We always give them our technology and they use it against us. When will we learn.
@@mehemetyilmaz231 Are you listening to your stupid ass? "We did genocide and we're proud of it"
You absolute fool.
i like how Hunnic was like a cannonball which wiped out a bunch of languages with its arrival
That's just how the Huns roll.
뛟䨻龘㠨滚ဪ yes hunnic strong. Do You Chinese know Mete han? Mau-Tun???
뛟䨻龘㠨滚ဪ thanks Chinese, hunnic Strong China Stronkkkk
뛟䨻龘㠨滚ဪ Hunnic was not turkic language, it was archaic hungarian so this map is wrong.
GonoszManó HUN todays Hungarians genes dont show any close similarities within the old huns, And we both are mixed. Even the European huns werent fully Mongoloid when they were Going like a giant shadow towards the west lol Deal with it
I really like this kind of language videos and would love to see more of it on your channel :D
No Uralic languages?
Horváth Miklós Finnish, Hungarian, Estonian, Sami to name a few
Altay-Ural is belong to Turkic in video
Hungarian is not Uralic.
Szerintem a nyelvünknek se a népünknek semmi köze az "uráli" nyelvekhez, sokkal több közünk van a turániakhoz.
Például a mandzsu nyelvben a szótári alak "mi"-vel végződik míg a magyarban "ni"-vel.
Tatárul "bolğarım" magyarul "bolgárom" a pontnélküli i az egy mély hangrendű i.
Csak azért mert átvették az ogur törököktől a számokat kereskedelmen keresztül az nem jelenti azt, hogy testvéreink.
Az uráli nyelveknek több közük van az indo-európai nyelvekhez mint a török nyelvekhez.
A mi nyelvünk ogur török, s a csuvas az egyetlen közeli testvérünk.
man
i subscribe to you 4 years ago when are only 880 subs
i can say one thing
YOU DOING GREAT JOB HERE :D
Can you please mention the sources you used? It will proove your work is scientific and help people seeking for further studying of the material.
Nice.
I kinda hoped that north africa was part of here as well because linguistically it's very much interwoven with classical european times, as well as medieval arabic times, both are civilisations from Eurasia with Eurasian language.
And I miss Basque.
Good to see Dutch and Frisian split.
This video is about Eurasia Not Africa
Why will africa be here wtf
Lmfao, Gotta love how cool and smooth the Hunnic language is moving across the screen !
1:34 this Is mistake. What "old Qarakhanid"? Qarakhanid is a name of a dynasty of medieval turkic khaganate in Central Asia approximately in 11-12 centuries. This state appeared there after falling of several turkic kaghanates. Maybe it's correct to call a language of turkic family in medieval as Qarakhanid, but it's definitely wrong to call some language "old qarakhanid", that existed there, ten centuries before first turkic tribes appeared there
So what to call it?
Macky Cabangon mix it with the “Old Turkic”.
George Nathanael wouldn’t be accurate.
I can't help obsession about how great your videos are 😍
Man I love ur channel! So educational
Great video! I just want to point out that Classical Latin wasn't the language that spread across the Roman Empire, it was Vulgar Latin since the beginning. Classical Latin is just the name of the literary form of the language written and spoken in formal and artistic contexts in Rome, and wasn't spoken in everyday life by the common people (the "vulgus", the ones who brough Latin with them to the provinces). Vulgar Latin does NOT descend from Classical Latin; rather the two descend from Archaic Latin, and coexisted side by side throughout the Empire's lifespan.
Vulgar latin is literally just another way of saying “how the common people spoke latin”, it is not a distinct Language, neither is it genuine to call it different to Classical Latin. The romance language stem from Classical Latin, nothing more, nothing less. Classical Latin vs “Vulgar” (more appropriately called local dialects of) Latin, is better the difference between British English and Standard Southern English. An overview language as opposed to dialects. Hope this helps!
I like this video so much. Can you please add finno-ugric languages to the map? Also, show the approximate origins of proto-languages and splits as knots on your map. Thank you.
Great video. Please continue to do these. Illuminating.
This was really interesting, how come there's no part 2 video?
Part2?
koine greek is the same with medieval greek. I think you did a good job as far as i can tell
This looks really amazing!
Brilliantly done and absolutely fascinating. Where is part 2?
Bro can u mention clearly about Dravidian language (Malayalam,Tamil, Telugu, Kannada,Tulu).
U forgot Malayalam
@@aniketsingh419 s bro sorry, corrected .
Also brahui(pakistan),toda etc.
@@aniketsingh419 Malayalam came from Tamil after 1000CE (the last year of the video)
By 250 AD, Old Chinese had definitely evolved into Middle Chinese. This video uses the establishment of Tang Dynasty as the starting point of Middle Chinese, but in fact, by that time, Middle Chinese had already passed its middle stage to its late stage.
An interesting video, with lot's and lot's of debatable information and it's also missing some languages as well. I love the effort behind this.
Awesome! Looking forward to part 2
Why didnt you show the Hungarians moving in from the styeppes? Also there were Old Uralic languages it could also just fit in the screen...
European Robin hungatians mix to huns and ugric
@@beknurerzhanov1175 nah, the Avars were mexed with the huns, not the hungarians.
Why didn't you included Japan and Korea
Elias Frahat It is very controversial
Paplocino they are part of Eurasia
The Gaylord 1 people tell me this a lot these days
And happy to meet you again :D
Their grammar and phonetics are Turkic but then they have a wtf vocabulary and a wtf way of genetics so meh noone cares
Elias Frahat they are a part of Eurasia but nobody wants a comment war so not including them is a great idea.
I love your video, it's about history and this is my favorite subject. Thank you so much
YES !!!
Really good job by the way!!
Great job !
African civilisation of Japan? xD
Ok
Lol
are you trolling Adolf? lol
Danzig HD Mapper iii
So you just ignored Caucasus (mostly Georgian) right? too complicated and not derived from any other major language :D
it's an experimental video and is justified as ollie bye said that he would do more if people like this. if they would be somewhere, they will be in the history of European languages.
This is most interesting indeed. Please most kindly do another one.
Great video! How come western tocharian was in the east and Eastern Tocharian in the west?
According to many linguists, Yenisei is related to the Athabaskan languages of North America, such as Navajo.
Avestan Persian Saka Parthian Sogdian Baktrian Median Scythian Sarmtian Kharazmian are Iranic(Iranian)Languages
Proud Iranian In your dream.
ANTI -ISLAMIST
I guessed that a Turkish professor Come below to my comment, no surprise
Proud Iranian Don't steal our history you smarty-pants
ANTI -ISLAMIST
Just get out from my comment
No one give shit about your barbaric history
Proud Iranian Barbaric lol? Thats why your language is mix of Sanskrit Arabic and "Proto-Turkic(Sumerian, Ellams)" That's why you use Turkic "men" for personal pronouns. How can Barbars teach you a language if they are barbar?
I cannot wait for the 2nd episode!
This was 5 years ago, whens the next part coming out?
malay, india, china and arabic really like their language. kept for soo long.
Sanskrit be like : -_-
@@indianvloggerbristy2880 hindi is so close to sanskrit.
Vedic sanskrit oldest language in the world
@@nothingexists5066 no
I think you should know this, Occitan and Catalan languages were born from old Occitan. I say it because I do not want you to put in the pt. 2 that the Catalan is born from the West Iberian
Fantastic as always
Those area he put proto Turkic I think was Uysun(乌孙) language, where located in Jeti su river area(七河流域). In our Kazakh’s Great Juz we have a tribe called (Sari) Uysun which is the direct offspring of those ancestors. The famous ruler of that old Uysun called El jau Kunbi (烈骄昆莫) who mentioned in great Chinese historical book Han shu (汉书) written by Si ma qian (司马迁), also the famous Chinese diplomat called Zhang Qian 张骞 who lived in the time of beginning of silk way road written in his journey said Uysun kingdom was the most powerful country in the west (西域46国中最强国家）among 46 little countries, we should allied with them to fight against Hun empire(匈奴帝国）。Nowadays Chinese Kazakh living in those are called Kunes(昭苏县）, the Chinese named after the princess of Han empire who married Uysun ruler Eljau Kunbi。
And then here comes the denial people and comments
Triggered
RIP TOCHARIAN
lol, best comment in this comment section over all these squabbles on ethnicity.
@@TheMightyPenrak ikr
Hope to see part 2!
Amazing!!! ... Please do more videos on languages ...
Maybe add Finno-Ugric in the next one?
The Culture Corner or korean or japanese
0:09 my mother tongue! Since 1600 BCE! I didn’t even know. But, I heard it wasn’t patronised by rules until SATAVAHANAS came.
Also, does language mean there need not be a writing system? th-cam.com/video/Tbp9AGGdJV8/w-d-xo.html
I'll be waiting for the 2nd part 👍👍👍👍
Would've loved to see a mention of the Nakh people, Natives to North Caucasus for thousands of years. A language still spoken to this day. But for the rest, good video! 👍
Nice! Ohh Bengali and other Indian Language is part of Indo-European Language! PART 2 Upload Plz
pt. 2 pls
This is Amazing!
@Ollie Bye Where is part 2?!
From Semitic, Indo Iranian, Tibeto Burman, Austronesian, And Altaic
So for you the area that is now romania has not been habited for thousands of years until the avars came ...and after that all of the sudden you put hungarian there ? You should have put Thracian in modern day Bulgaria and in modern Romania Dacian , dacian dissapeard in the 4th-5th century according to conventional historians and after that in that area was already a proto-romanian being spoke (a mix between dacian , latin and of other minor languages)
Like I said in my comment, I can make more of these in the future. This could include, for example, one about Europe where I can be more specific about Romania.
Ollie Bye i can respect that , and i generally love your work , but in this one i found a lot of blank spaces (not only Romania, but im using Romania as an example as im familiar with it the most) where it would have been very easy to fill them adding just one or two extra languages. I did not read your comment thou
This is a pretty awesome video, got a sudden urge to inquire about "eurasia" an hour ago... Do any of you speak the language of your ancestors? *I don't know much, if anything about this part of the world and time line presented in this video but it seems to have real thought in its construction. "white europeans" have rich and complicated stories
Great video!
turkic best
Shit
What going on with that Dravidian part ;) BTW did you include information from www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2018/03/31/292581 ?
What was the language of Indus Valley People ??
HailStoneE Either Proto-Dravidian or BMAC people's language ...
Santhosh Balaji.. So its not Sanskrit which was the language of Aryans....
Deborah Immanuel I think the present day Dravidian people are basically mixture of west Asian Caucasoid stock(most probably related to Elamites and other Zagros mountain groups) and austro asiatics of Indian subcontinent and the present day Dravidian languages itself may have austro asiatic substratum. This may explain the close genetic affinities between Dravidian and austro asiatic groups of India inspite of linguistic differences.
Deborah Immanuel Yeah there is high probability for that. I also have a wild Intuition that BMAC people would have contributed to the Caucasoid genetic component of the Dravidians instead of Elamite or any other west Asian contribution. What do you think ?
Interesting video! I'm happy that you ditched Altaic this time around
im waiting for your new video.
Wow, I'm honored :O thank you for your interest! I'm very sorry about my inactivity in the past few months, but between my 4 AP and 1 honors classes I simply haven't had any time for a video to even go into development. I honestly have no idea when I'll be able to come back, and I think at that point I'll have to consider a light reboot for my channel to regain my undoubtedly lost viewers :/
I like how Hungarian just appears out of thin air
Wow so Urdu and Persian are Indo European languages with Arabic influenced alphabet
Culturally Arabic, but I suppose it kind of goes along with, for example, how the English people are of Germanic ethnicity and culture despite using Arabic numerals.
for fuck sake there is nothing as such urdu language its a fake language
@@shbhmmn How can Urdu be a Fake language.
It got its name recently but it is couple of centuries old.
Vedic Sanskrit》Saurasenic Prakrit》Apabhràmsa》Hindvi》Dakhni 》Rekhta》Urdu & Hindi.
@@ammaraslamhirai6549 I agree about dakhni urdu tho But dont agree about so called pure hindi and pure urdu (: and please your hyderabad food sucks its too much spicy fix it for the sake of poor people like me ):
Yeah it's very weird. I understand Hindi so I can understand Urdu but can't read it lmao
Still waiting for pt2
Wow
@@OllieByept2: all languages evolved into computer code 100011101010101 language.
@OllieBye I think your style is good and you should make a new video like this (You forgot many languages like Uralic, Kartvelian and Basque)
Is there a part2?
Dutch didn't split of Lower Franconian that early, nonetheless a great video
Some Turks can't accept the fact that their language came from East Asia and that the old anatolian language was indo-european lelz , is impossble that indo-european expanded to everywhere close to them and then forgot to expand to anatolia .. Stupid , and then get mad ... Just give a bad name to other Turkic speakers...
The original langauges spoken in anatolia such as urartian language, Hattian langauge werent indo-european
Dude please every Turk know that we came from Central Asia , most of Turks are nationalist and know their brothers very well but just stop that FAKE things because i have never seen a Turk claims to be Native Anatolian
Everyone know that we invaded Anatolia , we took it by blood we will give it by blood !
@George Prasinos If you look on genetics , yes we are the most close race to Hittiets , because of assimilation.We are not pure Anatolian but we are not pure Turk either.We call us Anatolian Turks :P
@George Prasinos But we claim to be Turk.So everyone except idiots know that we came from Asia.
euskera?
It's the basque word for basque. 'Basque' comes from latin, Euskara is what they call themselves
too small to add, not a member of a large language family, even Japanese wasn't added
Amazing !!!
Would be great if you were to make a part 2
Indo-European FTW!! ✌️
Francesco Marafini 🖕
Why are you angry dude above?
I'm not with francesco btw.
that's not an identity
Where is korean
Korean have exist since before jurchen
isn't korean jurchen?
@@yumiryin8197 Korean is different from Jurchen
임희상 oh okay,I thought they share similar genes and turkic language..
Genghis Khan what is wrong in being mixed ?
Hassan Bassim everyone is mixed. Chinese are caucasian mixed with austronesian and mongolian.
Hurrian Sumerian Elamite , which group is closer for them? I know they ARE not indo-e and they also ARE aggulinative , it would be cool TO hear them speaking, the civilisation starters sound!
They are not related to any known language, not even to each other.
A long time ago, at the dawn of history, there were many, many more languages completely isolated from each other, and different ethnicities too. Only a handful survived civilization.
No Basques? And what about the Uralic languages?
Shouldn't Arabic have replaced Aramaic by the 800s at least ?
Yeah
Yes
There has been a welcome change in the past twenty years or so, and a lot of progress has been made in challenging Eurocentric paradigms in various fields in the social sciences. Much of the progress has been made in bits and pieces, and there are no cogent multi-cultural frameworks and perspectives yet in most fields. This progress has largely been achieved due to the fact that people from different countries from around the world have taken up positions in eminent and prestigious American and European universities, and have raised objections and concerns on important issues. Thus, we can see a multicultural perspective emerging on different issues (big change even from the year 2000, when many obsolete paradigms of consequence to different cultures remained unchallenged) However, solving a complex puzzle such as that of Indo-European origins is a different ballgame altogether, and requires not only an inter-disciplinary approach, but also a multi-cultural one. What experiential knowledge would an Indian national have of Iceland, Albania, or Kazakhastan? This is easier said than done and requires persistence and dedication. Such endeavours may take decades and will call for proficiency in many different languages, knowledge of different cultures and a thorough grasp on different regional histories as well. I still see this as a distant pipedream, as few researchers have even thought on these lines, as yet. However, raising awareness may expedite things a bit. It is now time to kick start that process!
Where is the Continuation?
Seeing Oghur slide through Scythian like that was painful. Also, I'm pretty sure the Alans moved south to Ossetia.
It is sad indeed. The Scythians of Central Asia were absorbed. But most of the Scythian’s left before the Turks moved in. Many Scythians moved into Europe and India.
That's what all ethnicities have done to others. Indo-Europeans did the same thing to Vascons, Etruscans, pre-Greek civilizations and ancient anatolian peoples living before Indo-European expansion.
3:28 hehe.. it says Khaka 🤭
Hehe hehe its so funny hehehehhe
Korean and Japan language looks like Turkic language (I know its very different but something looks familiar)
they have the same grammar
WHERE IS PART 2 !!!!
Where is Part 2?
Average life of the alt right: sees Turk mentioned in a video, instantly thinks of Constantinople, half of europe conquered, janissaries and islam. Heartrate increases, starts sweating, smashes keyboard typing "muhh Turks are butthurt"
So accurate.
Pepe I didn't saw any "alt right" in here
How can you even defend these Turkish nationalists. They give the other Turkic people such a terrible rep. I don't want people to read these propaganda Turkish comments and think all turkic people are like this. It shames me as a Kazakh.
Guts Likes It In The Ass Your are mongoloid than being Turk. So you can be ashamed. We don't care.
Geras Al-Aqras most Turkic people are mixed even in central Asia. It just happens that Turkish people are one of the most Caucasian admixture at 85% on average. There are quite a bit Turkish people who look a bit Asian. They are uncommon but you can find them. There are central Asian Turks with blonde hair and blue eyes with Asian features as well. Most Turkic people are Eurasian and have been a mostly mixed race people for thousands of years. I am not Turkic by the way
TURKIC LANGUAGE COMEBACK
where is part 2?
Before the Sinitic expansion to Southern China, there should be Austroasiatic and Tai-Kradai speakers there, yet you didn't mark them on your map.
Where is Basque?
Lucas Henrique ,n.e. Spain .
I'm seeing no Basque there, even at the end of the video
also its just such a minor damn language that i can't say i'm surprised he didn't add it in
Not bad, but little bit indoeuropean centralism. Altaic people from the Mars or Sirius:D?
Siberia was soooo cold they had to come to Altai mountains(which are also cold )
They migrated to steppe
Steppe has no water or farm land it's dog shit
So they went West Asia
I kinda wonder if the inclusion of colours to varying and ever changing opacities wouldn't have made it easier to understand to some people, looking at the comments.
Please do a part 2!