Similarities Between Turkish and Albanian
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we compare some of the similarities between Turkish and Albanian, two languages that belong to different families, with Şimal, a Turkish speaker from Turkey and Klajd, an Albanian speaker from Albania, challenging each other with a list of words and sentences. Please contact us on Instagram if you have any questions or feedback:
Shahrzad (@shahrzad.pe): / shahrzad.pe
Bahador (@BahadorAlast): / bahadoralast
Please drink responsibly and with moderation
The Turkish language (Türkçe), which is also referred to as Istanbul Turkish, is the most widely spoken of the Turkic languages, with most of its native speakers living in Western Asia, and significant group of speakers in Germany, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Northern Cyprus, Greece, the Caucasus, and other parts of Europe and Central Asia. Ottoman Turkish, which was a variation of the Turkish spoken today, influenced many parts of Europe during the time that the Ottoman Empire expanded. When the modern Turkish republic was established, one of Atatürk's Reforms consisted of changing the Ottoman Turkish alphabet with a Latin alphabet. Today, Turkish is recognized as a minority language in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Iraq, Macedonia, and Romania. Meanwhile, Albanian occupies an independent branch within the Indo-European language family. It is an official language in Albania and Kosovo and has official minority status in Italy, Romania, Montenegro, Serbia, and Macedonia.
For those who ask, the drink we had in the beginning is called "raki/rakı" or "rakia", a very popular drink in both Turkey and Albania. Considered the national drink, it is a part of the culture and cuisine of both nations.
As many of you know, since our daughter was born earlier this year, I took a 9-month parental leave off work. In January I will be going back to work, so our plan is to change the weekly video uploads to every 2 weeks. Thank you for understanding and for your support. Please contact us on Instagram if you have any suggestions or feedback:
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this my 9th request to made video about Korean and Tamil simalarities. why u didnot made a video please replay me
Bahador Alast
Thank you ❤
Hello bahador i think Kurdish and Turkish would be an interesting video as a speaker of both, thank you for the content😁
Please make a video on similarities between Sanskrit and Serbian, it would be so cool and interesting, it has so many similarities not just in words but in grammar too.
Link of the video that points out some of the similar words: th-cam.com/video/ggO91e78eE0/w-d-xo.html
P.S. Love your videos 😍
What country do you live in that you're able to afford to take a 9 month paternal leave.
This Albanian guy is really funny. 😂 Greetings from Turkey.
@@boranayir4004 Herkesin kendi fikri var.
more annoying than funny; making silly wisecracks at everything
@Tony Camaj sorry chum. Not Serbian, and as matter of fact I had a very good experience with Albanian people before. Just remarking on that individual.
I'm not sure but i think he is from YT channel "Learn Albanian online".
fuck ju
My mum’s Turkish and my dad’s Albanian
same
Allah bless!
Rexhepi same!!!! From Gostivar though :)
Perfect combination
Don Zonderson What do you gain from insulting others? That’s quite sad. Do you have nothing better to do besides insulting others? Grow up.
Albanian and Romanian dudes are crazy and funny
the Turkish lady is very cool too!
Never
The Turkish girl is so beautiful and the
Albanian guy is so funny 😂❤️
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QxNL get out here serbitch
@@njeperdoruesigoogle6354 kosovo is serbia from bosnia
anonimus 2 RS
roblox boi 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Turkey is the country with most albanians where millions are full or partial descedants of albanians. In istanbul there is a neighbourhood called arnavutkoy(the village of albanians). The mayor of bursa a few years ago was an albanian. Such a great friendship between our people. Selam turkish kardesler from arnavutluk
@Tony Camaj I am albanian and there is 0 historical evidence about your assumption. Not a document for any type of massacre, genocide or forced conversion. Actually our people has never had a better historical period than during ottomans. Tirana(today capital), Korca etc were established during that period. Berat, Shkoder, Durres, Prizren, Uskup etc a large part maybe half and more of area of those cities are built and developed during ottomans and were centers of trade for all balkans. See now in 21 century no one knows where those impovereshed cities are on the map let alone being top economical hotspots.
Blini laci you are right.Ignore this two brainwashed by fake history made by communist.Selam to you from Skopje Albanian.
Tony Camaj I don't need ur permission to call myself an albanian since me and my forefathers speak this language for centuries. Im not denying ur grandfather house story but it was sporadic cases for rightful punishment for some crime or it could be injustice as every state has done in history. Ottomans were not angels that gave everyone flowers and free food but their rule it was not either a systematic violence, torture and massacre wanting to eleminate native population bcs it would be recorded in western europe documents(vatican and italy are just a sea away from us so they would know smth), folklore etc. The dictator enver hoxha for only 45 years managed to eradicate all mosques and churches and religion from most people hearts(+2million). Ottomans ruled here for more than 450 years. If even one or two sultans wanted christians in albania(not more than 150k) eleminated you think there would be any church still standing today?
M 15! Alejkum selam bro I was in skopje last month. Really amazed at the adhans sound calling at the same time. Çarshija was great too. Shkupi osht i shqiptarve musliman jo i bullgarve :)
Tony Camaj I've been born 80 years after the last sultan was exiled so no sultan or pasha bought or indoctrinated me moron I've never been to turkey I just read books and from unbiased sources not like communist pseudohistorians who write today school books in albania I suggest you do the same
Turkish girls in general are one of the most beautiful girl in the world with the italians girls, i am italian ❤️ love to our nearest cousins 🇮🇹🇹🇷🇦🇱
Antonio Zaccaria ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Respect fratelo 👍
Respect
I love Italy bro
Love back to you
Did you know that? Turkish national anthem poet (Mehmed Akif Ersoy) was origin of Albanian. 🇦🇱🇹🇷
@AAA TENTACION ahahahahaha 😂😂😂
AAA TENTACION It's true that the Armenians had important positions in the Ottoman Empire because they were trustworthy back then, but when they started revolting the number of Armenians in high positions fall relative quickly. Also most of the Pasas and important people where at least half Turkish and all of them were Muslim. That's a fact.
Mikail Aksu
Not true
@AAA TENTACION Mimar Sinan was Turkish. It's already a well known fact.
@AAA TENTACION Five stupid writing five books and it's became sources. I've no time for hateful people, really.
In modern greek we have also cep (τσέπη) para (παράς), raf (ράφι), yaka (γιακά). Amazing, I never realised that these words were turkish!
Cep is arabic, para is persian, raf is persian, yaka is turkish word. but causally, you got it from Turkish.
@@TheJohnterry16 In greek we also use κουβάς (kuvas) for bucket. Is it turkish in origin or something else?
@@TheJohnterry16" para" and "raf" are not Persian.we say "pul" for money and "tagh che" for lid.I know raf is Arabic but I have no idea about para.
@@malolelei3937 No I made research for words. You may not use it in modern persian, we have also forgotten turkish words.
@@stratvar Kova is completely Turkish word, No arabic or persian. It has written to first Turkish dictionary Divan-ı Lügatit Türk for first time. (1070)
Love both countries! Peace and love from your neighbor Greece! 😊
Αθανασιος Γιωργος ki egw agapaw thn Ellada! 😘 from 🇹🇷
@@ProudPassport tesekkür ederim, ve seni seviyoruz! (i used google translate sorry if i made any mistakes)
@@ProudPassport Greetings from Yunanistan Benim Saf. Love to whole Turkey.
I love you neighbor!❤
Peace to all the World spread Love 🌍😍
Two of my favourites Simal and Klajd. Klajd is super funny and Simal is really cool and friendly. Much love from Serbia
True saying!
Jelena
Turkey =💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 🕌
Albania=👏👏👐🏾👍💪🏽 ⛪️
Campit HD catholic or islam come from the same place and people, the arabs. so being muslims or christian doesnt make one better than the other, but hey stupid is stupid!!!
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Hello Jelena I'm Albanian and I respect Serbian people. Greetings from Italy
Selam to Turkey from macedonia albanian.Long live Turkey and Albania.And Bahador thank you for this video.
Thats how you love your Conquerors ? This sounds to me like Stockholm Syndrome.
@@Andrij_Kozak During Ottoman empire we had great country and the moment they left Balkan,Europe divided our land in London treaty and gave our land to slavics & greeks and now we have that small Kosovo and small Albania while our country was so big.So don't talk me shit like that!!
A S
It’s called progressive friendship.
We are not always going to hate each-other based on things in the past.
@@oooozlu4761 I know bro I have big families in Istanbul and Bursa.We Love Turkey so much.We pray in mosque sometimes for Turkey and turk soldier.I hope we will be together again.Turkiye canim benim
@@СилниГром If we wanted to kill christians we could do it for 500 years and no christian could left.Tell me who did Srebrenica massacre we (albanian,turk) or you serb?!
My man is Albanian and my native language is Turkish 😍
I Never knew that some words are THAT similar like literally the SAME 😂 LOL
Greetings to all Turks 👍
Selam to Albanian brothers AL TR
@@ibrahimyilmaz4861 Selam to you too bro ✌
Wonder why? Lmao
Love Bosnia and Albania from Turkey brothers ❤️
@@demir1971. lol imm sure you are Kurdish because Turkish People love Albania everyone in Turkey knows this you are the only one in the comment section please stop dont write me
Holly shit, as an albanian I didn't know there were so many common words between Albanian and Turkish.
By the way the Turkish girl is really pretty.
And a little bit late but still Marry Christmas 🎅🎄.
Edhe ti u cudite?Po nisu nga emri yt ,c'kerkon me shume!
@@canadian6167 pse emri?? Eshte emer musliman jo turk.Pse ateher krenohesh me Ismail Qemali?? Emer shqip ka ky?? Injorant
There is many albanians in turkey. we love each other.
@@mercow1242 Albanians dont like us lol
@@fuckcorona5218 a lot of muslim ones do but the rest are either neutralish or hate Turks guts
Turkish and Mongolian please!
Also Turkish and Maymun, they have alot in common mashallah
Great suggestion!
Yess
@Nadir Kuleli
Well there was so many alliances between Turks and Mongols intermarriage would hardly be unusual.
Nadir Kuleli “we had common steppe culture” lol you’re an anatolian turk. You’re not even a real turk like the ones in central asia. You were never in the steppe
It's kinda cool how para means money. During Ottoman years, their currency consisted of Paras! The same with the Balkans and Yugoslavia. Dirham for example is a derivative of Drachma and spans from Morocco to the UAE to even Tajikistan. Also great to see Şimal again!
Lek = money not para
Albanians say LEKË. That's Albania official currency. We say "Sa lekë ke?" "Sa lekë kushton/bën." Meaning How much Lek (Money) you have. Or How much Lek does it cost. Para is almost inexcistent in here. The closest word for Para is more like Pare. It's practically a street word.
LEK
Lots of love from Albania to our friends in Turkey 🇦🇱💕🇹🇷
Thanks but I dont know if we are friends because some Albanians hate us they say Ottomans tried to make you turkish and muslims but if that was true we would do easily in 500 years so I dont believe that 🤔
@@fuckcorona5218 Well, yes there are unfortunally some people that still focus more on past history rather than the future, but from what i know lots of people i know like Turkey and many have visited it, so i feel that some mean comments on youtube sholdn't represent all Albanians.
I agree sending love to Turkish ppl I’m sick of people that every thing will turn in political
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Imagine if skenderbeg heard that🫣💀
The Albanian dude is the type of friend you’d go to the club with and have an awesome night with girls
Damn i fall in love with simal 😍 turks always beautiful
she's beautiful
simps
@@AnAlbanianDude bro can you blame us? 🥴
Ben arnavutum ama türkiye çok seviyorum❤
💜💜💜
❤️
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biz de sizi
Yes!! Shots of Raki! Truly getting cultural here! 🇹🇷🇦🇱
albania is turkey
fuck turkey
@@ortayakarsk6218 albania is albania amina koyim
@@ortayakarsk6218 sınırımız bile yok ülkeyle amk
@@ortayakarsk6218 yazık kafana.
I only visit for the Turkish girl. LOL! Can't help it, but I find her really cute.
I'm sure she's loving the comments, but yes she's pretty.
@@kalashnikov5544 I have no idea how the whole comment section has fallen in love with her. I myself don't see anything in her.
@@dorthusiast Yeah as a Turk me too
@@dorthusiast ok so what?
@@asenaozturk2696 ?
TURKIYE KARDESLER COK SEVIYORUM SELAM KOSOVADA❤
dashuri nga turqia, ne ju duam shumë (excuse my albanian if i’m wrong 😂) biz de sizi çok seviyoruz 💜
Turkish sounds so cute
yok ya amına goyum, hiçkimse gitmedi, allah kahretsin
Great video again, Bahador and Shahrzad! Thanks! Keep up the good work :) Greetings from Istanbul
your surname is so turk ha ha ğ,ı and ç
Many Albanians that I know are very funny haha.. this girl is nice to.
Great video :)
Greetings from Germany!
Big thanks to bahador for these great videos, usually in west countries people think that Turks, Albanians or Iranians are rough and religious but in reality most of the people(esp. in turkey becuz of turkish law) are open minded and have secular life, that way hes showing people that how does the western media make propaganda about middle eastern countries.
I know what you mean! Thank you, appreciate hearing that! Much love :)
What a lovely video and one of the funniest on this channel. Thank you guys for putting it together. Love from Iraq ❤
Absolutely love these challenge videos, especially Turkish and other languages. Your videos are so informative Bahador, they are really helpful for people like us who are learning new languages!! Keep going, love your channel!! :)
Thank you!! It's really heartwarming to hear! ❤
The Albanian dude is so hilarious 😂😂
I speak Arabic. I don't know what i am doing here ...
Arabs are always welcome here :)
@Malfondu 😂
İ love the Albanian language. Their music is so beautiful.
We don't love Turkish music
@Makberî Moron.
@@user-te1vk6xl9d I'm not a fan of turks. I hate for what they did in past but let's keep peace in this comment section.
@@genthyseni4025 what did we do in past
@@kaanuzun01 lol read a history book brother.
Haha man, the Albanian guy and the Turkish girl are my favourites
Very good video! I suggested to have this done so thank you for doing.
Turkish and Uighur please
its the same language, whats the point xd
İkisi de Türkçe sonuçta 😀
@@koseku3 That is like saying Italian and Spanish are the same. Anyway Uigur is much closer to Uzbek than Turkish.
@@ajoajoajoaj Yep, bother are Qarluk Turkic
@Hh Ii I know, Uzbek and Uyghur aren't, thanks anyways.
AGAIN, RAKIA CONNECTING PEOPLE ❗💞🍶🚱
Selam Dünyalı aslan is also lion in mongolian
j r Raki*
Where? im coming for rakı
Haha 4 sure.
That's not true, raki comes from arak which is old arabic alcholic bevarage but culture of raki and its techniques absorbed by balkan countries through rule of ottomans
This video was really fun to film, Simal is really cool and I hope we can film another one in the future :). Respect to all the good Turks out there.
Klajd Kapllani You are cool ❤️
❤❤❤😍😍😍
👍
Does your last name mean tiger?
Lol Can you explain what does "good" Turks mean?
The Turkish girl is so cute 😅☺
does she have instagram or something??
@@Welche-Sosse-Abi She had but I think she delated it because everyone was following her :)
Fuck Corona Oynama şıkıdım şıkıdım 🤓
@@fuckcorona5218 did she bring it back? Bro she’s beautiful 🥰
I think she dont have
Albanian guy is really cool and funny dude.Turkish girl is pretty tho :D Greetings from Serbia! :)
Wait what?!
@@kalibre7416 Why are you surprised?
@@roymustang85 I dont know Im really confused
@@kalibre7416 You're confused that people in the Balkans have been connected to each other for thousands of years ? Most Albanians don't hate Serbs or Greeks.
It's our politicians that want to keep us ignorant and weak. Yes, there's bad blood there, but we have to move on. We have many things in common.
@@fpafpa2181 Go ahead and drop the link. Hopefully the singer is not saying bad things about Serbs lol.
Turkish vs Magyar ( Hungarian ) please
Respect for brothers 🇦🇱🇹🇷❤️🙏
Nice episode :) As a bulgarian I thought at first, that "kapak acik" was a pretty random sentence, since in our language ачик/acik could be both adjective or adverb meaning visible, clear, transparent, obvious...something like that. Which is actually the same as open, but just a different perspective. Also чакмак/cakmak in bulgarian is not a modern-day lighter, but that piece of metal used together with a stone to start a fire (don't know the english word). We could still get it, but with a bit more of explanation.
Albania & Turkey Brother
Shqiperia dhe Turqia Vellezer
Arnavutluk ve Turkiye Kardersler
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Shaka? Şaka? 😆
NEVER!
Since when lmao
we are not brothers,you coward.
Ew never!!!!!!!!!
Selam from kosovo love u turkey we are brothers
Vinçens Marini turkey existed before Erdogan relax , I’ve been reading your comments , but you are right in the radical Muslim ones I have to say . What is ashkali?
@@AliPashaT90 I know that Turkey existed nefore Erdogan. They were even worse during Ottoman times. Ashkalis are a muslim minority group in Albania/Kosovo who are usually very religious and use arabic words, they are similar to Roma
@@lisdemiri2979 Why when somebody say Turkey you all talking about erdogan? We don't want him. Or we don't like his politica. But we can't do anything about it. Even erdogan is not Turkish. He is Orginally Georgian.
Love to Kosovo ❤❤🇹🇷🇹🇷
@@lisdemiri2979 fuck off,he sayy selam because is albanian muslim like me,and you are minority catholic.
I AM ENJOYING EVERY VIDEO YOU MAKE! THANK YOU SOO MUCH DEAR BAHADOR ALAST
Thank you :) I'm really happy to hear that!
Albania and Turkey brothers 🇦🇱🇹🇷💪
forever
No
Forever 💞
No
Never!
Great job guys! Klajd, nice Romanian reference 🤣
Andrei you and Klajd have great chemistry together and funnies 2 I've seen on this channel. Hope you'll be in more videos
New video with Andrei and Klajd, catch it on my channel: th-cam.com/users/euandrei
Hi Andrei! Subscribed you for this comment : p
I am albanian and i love turkey my grandgrandfather fought for turkey in first world war canacale and Izmir i think or something like that he fought with his brother together then his brother got to a ship and left for brasil and from there to america while the other one returne back to albania
Tony Soza war çanakkale?
@@Kitty-pu1yf yes i think
@Tony Camaj it has origins on the ancient greek and illirian mythology refering to god of the sun ilios
@Tony Camaj pse po flasim anglisht 😂
@@whitenights4524 mine too
we albanians are the same people with the turks , we share the same religion culture traditions and heritage since the ottoman empire
Mos ha mut o budall...
NISTE ILIRI......KAKO TO
Ku e ki shpi tvi ta qi motren edhe nanen marre spot vjen mi thani vetit shqiptare
More sperm turke
Albanians: We aRe IlLyRiAnS wE aRe pUrE wHiTe EuRoPeAnS wItH 100% eUrOpEaN cUlTuRe
Also Albanians:
Wow, she's adorable! 😍😍❤️❤️
Turkish Vs Kazakh or Turkish Vs Uzbek
Yup. I do not speak any Turkic languages but my heart belongs to the central Asian steppes.
@@emdadahmed5592 where are you from?
@@aycagun7396 Bangladesh. A land consisting of only rivers and greenery. I'd love to experience the big arid plains of Central asia
that would be meaningless since those languages are very close to each other, let alone words they would be able to understand many sentences. bahador and shahrzad show us that even though cultures are different and the countries are far apart, we still share some similarities embedded in our languages. Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan share a huuge amount of cultural and linguistic aspects with turkey that the common words wouldn't be a surprise at all.
@@mkazanir oh okay..... are you from any of those countries?
Wow
Chakmak means lighter in Nepali too. Specifically, it means the element that makes fire. And sisha means glass bottle.
She is so beautiful, oh my god i love her😍😍😍
Thank you Bahadır Abi👍😄
That girl is so beautiful Im falling in love with her .
@loco mojo Talk with some respect, not like an animal.
Yess😍❤️
Turkish girls love Albanians
Simp I karin
@@arpr7043 Albanian Girls love Turkish Men too! We generally love each other 🇹🇷❤️🇽🇰🇦🇱
Yet another good video ... thanks for it !!!
Loves from Turkey to Albanian Brothers ❤
@Tony Camaj yeah u not for sure
@косово је албанија 1 why do u tell me have i ask u something u serbian barbar
@косово је албанија 1 hahaha what a primitive albanian 😂😂😂
These primitive albanians as you like to say killed off so many ethnic turks that you needed to take men from other countries to fight for you
@@avitiusrufinus6980 illyriansss hahaha fucking bitxh it doesnt matter for me illyrian mongol german hispanic
Albanian are smart People proude to be Albanian
Funny clip :) and very true....
But there is so much more
Penxhere ( window) fultere ( frying pan ) kapadai ( gangster ) or someone full of himself, shyqyr, ane ( mother ) southern dialect Gjirokastra especially, hoxh or hoxha and so on ....
I have come in contact with a lot of Turks in New York and they are amazing and beautiful people , visited Istanbul in 2014
And let me say that I never felt more closely or comfortable with anyone that was not Albanian then with these guys especially in traditions, family, religion and food, you see that when you live so far a way from your fatherland,
Greetings From "Little Shkodra" in New York.
This is sad. Bahador is a Globalist shill who is slowly doing the works of the globalists to promote a single world government and you are happy with this.
@Abu Yazid Abdul Khalid al-Malik Are you trolling?
@@theanti-imperialist1656 you are sad.
@@SantomPh why? Because I am fighting against the imperialist system who are trying to destroy Islam? Typical Islamophobic attitude!
@@theanti-imperialist1656 Wtf are you talking about c'mon
Matze actually means cat in turkish too but there is an accent differences, maybe that's why şimal couldn't understand. It's calling as "maçka" in turkish, like "machka". But today we using "kedi" more than machka for cat. machka is very old word, like traditional words.
Ok but i like that your profile pic is the actor of Cihangir😂😂 in Muhteşem yüzyıl!
I am Albanian and I understood only 10% of the words this Albanian guy answered.
Because these are turkish words we have many albanian words for those... it depends on where you're from I remeber once when I flew from tirana to zurich where this old guy came asked: a esht ky vend bosh? I had no idea what he meant we use thatë to say empty or shkrepc instead of qakmak....
@@Agonukajqifsa ropt
@@juliankola1343 te deshiroj gjdo te mir
@@juliankola1343 pse e shan robin pa arsye o të qifsha pragun e shtëpisë. Bythqir.
Top means ball in turkish but it is also used as an insult referring to homosexual people. That’s why the albanian guy said not the other kind of top lol
i think he referred to testicles
No actually in Albanian it is not used an an insult to referring to homosexual people ,it only means Ball ,nothing else
Good to know
Here in albania we use "ball" as in testicles.
Quantry jo koqet eshte testicle
Ima Albanian consider my self Turkish / Albanian
it's the same genetics : www.orthodiet.org/fr/carte-genetique-de-leurope
As always Bahdor, very educating and entertaining, Şimal and Klajd cheers mates like your energy and the laughters. You know what mate, your videos are helping me discover my own Iraqi dialect, for years, I've been wondering where are all these words we use coming from, now, I know thanks to you, we use the words yakheh, raf, ghabagh (kabak), chaqooch (hammer), jeb (pocket), shaqa = joke, pareh (money), sheesheh (bottle). Thanks very much indeed
Thanks a lot! That's awesome :)
Can you do Bosnian and Turkish? Or Bosnia and some other country?
Would love to! Just need a fluent speaker in Toronto who is interested in participating!
2:28 Just a clarification: The Albanian language has two forms for nouns, definite and indefinite. So dallge (A wave) is the indefinite form while dallga (The wave) the definite. Same argument for Jake/Jaka and so on.
I got Klajd's reference about shelf from his video with Andrei. That was actually really funny lol
Was waiting for this video!!!
Good Job Bahador
I know both languages! Father is Albanian from Gostivar and mother is Turkish from Ohri
Turkish and greek pleaseeee
vartolu nope.
@@anlyuksel2194 niye birader ya
vartolu yunanın bayrağını bizim bayrakla görünce sinirlerim bozuluyor. Dünyada belkide ermenilerden sonra ki en büyük Türk düşmanları yunanlar
anil yüksel
you have a problem with Greeks!
us Italians love our Greek cousins!
you fuck with Greece then you Fuck with Rome!
Greta Bruno québécois, love our Turkish and Greek friends! ...Italians however
Amazing work as always Bahador! Keep up the great work. I would love if you do similarities between French and Turkish. ;)
Thank you! Definitely plan on doing it :)
dükkân - dyqan - dućan (Turkish - Albanian - Serbo-Croatian)
@@whitenights4524 Typical Hungarian, but also Turkish name :)
@@whitenights4524 I am from Serbia but partly Hungarian, and speak Hungarian and almost every Slavic language
@Tony Camaj Hungarian is not even Indo-European language, therefore nothing to do with Slavic or other language groups in Europe. Google it :)
Pannonia aka Hungary , Maggyar is a rude word in Albanian , is like moron or stupid in English
@@csikose your last name is very common in Croatia. Kovač = smith
When you meet your Oppressor for the first time after the 500 years of Oppression for a drink of rakija to heal the wounds.
@Cansu If you would understand sarcasm you would know that it was intended to be a Joke !!!
Im dead 😂😂😂😂
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simal is cute, the albanian guy is very funny. Nice episode
Please do Turkish-Bosnian or Turkish-Georgian
They did turkish and crotian, no need to do another yugo-turkish video, serbian croatian and bosnian are similar langs.
uAozzie Yess do it
@@komancikartal But Bosnian has more Turkish words, which they don't use in Croatia. Croatian was too often, now they should do some Bosnians
Albanians have always loved their Turkish overlords. While the rest of the Balkan people resisted them and died to kick them out, the Albanians helped them. They loved them so much they willingly became Muslims.
LMAO the last 12 sultans all had greek mothers and we are the reason why europe isnt speaking turkish right now.
Btw, the turks used to call us "the ones that never obeyed"
And we are not muslims, we are secular.
Our indetity only depends on our country unlike your wich is just a religious indetity
that was you greeks inside the ottoman harems while the Albanians were the only people that defeated and killed the turks. only some Albanians converted to islam in order to protect their families from being destroyed and ravaged as we saw in rumelia greece and servia. you greeks willingly gave your princesses and females to breed with turks for over 900 years just so you can keep your abrahamic religion and speak your language and have churches and schools. to the greeks religion was more important than heritage and blood. now you greeks today have the same religious identity as turks from the islamo-orthodox abrahamic ideology.
@@fafinosusername8778 Ottoman policy: never EVER marry a Turkmen or a noble. That's why (except Osman and some others like Mehmed the conqueror) 5 of the Sultans' mothers were greek, with some of them being controversial. And two of the sultans' mothers were Albanian. It has nothing to do with "Balkan peoples tactics to secure Christianity!" Ottoman Empire was a tolerant nation and THAT'S WHY you are still speaking your own language and believe whatever you want. And yes, Albanians were a rebellious and "independent" nation by the soul. And that's reasonable, not everyone would like to live under an empire (Like Turkmens, my goodness -_-)
@@arberore9892 Princesses? To Ottoman court?? You don't even have the qualification to talk about history, sir. Stop disseminating your rotten ideas to the world, please. Also, please accept that your ancestors became Muslims for a shade of benefits and Greek stood loyal to the Empire. Ottoman Islam was an Orthodox Islam, which is tolerant in many ways. You can't approach History like that c'mon :d "Eh! we were killing Turks while you were giving your women to Ottoman palace." Let me remind you rebellious hero, two Byzantine emperors; Diogenes fought with his men at the first line like Turkish leader Alp Arslan at the Battle of Manzikert. Palaiologos, the last Byzantine Emperor, he hasn't abandoned Constantinople while he can at the siege of Constantinople, he died fighting. Stop being a radical fucktard and learn some history, learn about people, learn about others' heroes too. And stop playing the "one nation for all" thingie. The world is for humanity, not ethnicities.
Amazing video as always!! Thank you!! Love from Israel to both nations!:)
i Too
Maayan Haza *Palestine 🇵🇸 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷☪️☪️☪️☪️☪️
Maayan Haza Love Israel from Turkey ))
@@Lara-cx1sb Thank you dear! ❤❤ I meet many Turkish tourists in Israel because I was working for historic tour center! Such lovely people and I was motivated to visit Turkey last year. I love your beautiful country so much and I plan another trip in 2020! May you and your nation always be blessed dear 💞
As a Turk my great-grandparents immigrated from Scopia, Thesalloniki, Circassia and Georgia in the 19th and early 20th centuries. No surprise we have lots of shared words.
The Albanian killed me 😂👐🏽🇦🇱
I only know about Albanian from watching the first Taken movie 😂
Love from the United States 😎
So you had never heard about Albania before? Sounds pretty American! Although your country did bomb Serbia right next door to Albania
Laura García I had never heard about Albania before, no, and yes it is quite American of me to say that I had never heard of such a place like that before 😄
Although I did not know my country did that to Serbia........and where are you from exactly, I mean just by your last name, Hispanic or.....?
I will say though, after learning about Albanian I did take a tremendous interest in Albania and its language, so that is now how I know about it and it’s so rare to meet Albanians where I live, thus far I’ve only met two families.
@@mravalik no worries Kent. Everyday is a new day to learn something new. Oh and I'm from Spain btw
Laura García That I know, that’s why I study languages and my deepest passion is among the Middle East and South Asia.
But that’s beautiful that you’re from Spain, although I don’t speak Spanish, it was a pleasure meeting you madame 😌
We albanians are the most pro-american people in Europe. We're in love with everything american.
My ALBO boy killing it as always, showing our true colors 🇽🇰👐🏻🇦🇱❤️💪🏻🤲🏻🙏🏻😍
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TURKEY Nationalist TV hahaha, stupid.
@@fcnordsjaellandmatchhighli1710 Adamsin
@Efe Atlı we albanians love turks also,muslim brother 🇦🇱🇹🇷🤲
Lmao this Albanian guy 😂😂😂
I think I said it before, but the turkish girl is beautiful😍
Two good looking Balkans!
She is not balkan
Turkey is only partially in the Balkans
@Hh Ii Yes, but the girl as I understood said Anatolia
@Hh Ii Lol, true
@Hh Ii She is from Antalya which is side of Mediterranean sea
Klajd just makes the videos so much more fun to watch! LOLps. For all those people who keep commenting about the alcohol, yes, most Iranians, Turks, and Albanians do drink alcohol and are not religious. I'm Iranian and you guys sound like the government of Iran. Despite the government making alcohol illegal, every Iranian household I've been to inside Iran has a secret stash of alcohol. Just mind your own business!
Besides, raki or rakija (depending on the country) is widespread in all the Balkan and Anatolian area since... well, forever. It may be so deeply rooted into culture that is stronger than religion.
630247365, approx. 76% of Iranian population now live in major cities or suburban areas.
Might be ture for Iranians and Albanians cause their irreligious
But in Turkey 60% population never drink alcohol, I know cause I'm Turk myself, even the ones who do drink raki which has very less alcohol.
We don't hate Islam unlike Iranians do.
1/3 Turkish women wear Hijab by choice . Turkey is not only Izmir
@Sajjad Sheikh I think I would know lifestyle of my own nation bro
Mostly Istanbul Izmir western provinces are more europeanized whereas remain 80% of Turkey is more cultural and religious
@@mehmetyilmaz2493 you are wron also we albanian dont drink alcohol,I am talking for majority.
As a Albanian from a patriotic family, I am grateful and proud of the Ottoman Empire, which has given us so much. These few words are nothing unlike the many intellectuals, the education and cultural influence that this empire has produced. Intellectuals such as Hasan Tahsini, or the father of our nation Pashko Vasa, who (as a Christian) served high Positions in the Ottoman Empire. Sorry for those silly Albanians who do not appreciate that and do not know their own History.
In our schools there is a lot of propaganda and anti-Ottoman, pro-Western politics. That's why some Albanians are so cheeky. Just take a look at the Albanians who have emerged from the Ottoman Time and understand, that this was the best Time in our History. Also has Turkey always helped us in the bad Times. We are Brother because of a great History not due to Religion. Long live Turks and the Ottoman Empire.
I’m albanian too and a lot of us just don’t understand real history, thank you for not being a rude albanian 😂
You call yourself malësor, but during Ottoman rule the malsors were fighting against Ottomans. You are a disgrace. We fought hundreds of wars and battles against Turks. You should be ashamed. First Zenebishi Uprising 1385-86
Gjirokaster Invasion 1414
Second Zenebishi Uprising 1416
Second Gjirokaster Invasion 1418
Albanian Revolt of 1432-36
Muzaka Revolt 1437-38
Ottoman-Albanian wars of 1443-79
Albanian Uprisings 1481-84
Invasion of Zeta 1481
Albanian Uprising 1501
Seven-fold barjak Uprising 1658
Medun Uprising 1688
Hoti-Kuci Uprising 1694
Muhammad Ali Wars 1803-11
Destruction of Kardhiq 1812
Greek war of Independence 1821-32
Ottoman-Bushati War 1831
Albanian Revolt in Diber 1833
Albanian Revolt in Kolonje 1833
Albanian Revolt in Shkoder 1833
Albanian Revolt of the south 1833
Albanian Revolt of 1834
Albanian Revolt of the south 1835
Albanian Revolt in Myzeqe 1835
Albanian Revolt of the North 1835
Albanian Revolt of the south 1836
Albanian Revolt in Mat 1837
Albanian Revolt in Myzeqe 1837
Albanian Revolt in the north 1837
Albanian Revolt in Diber 1837
Albanian Revolt of the south 1839
Albanian Revolt in Prizren 1839
Uprising of Dervish Cara
Albanian Revolt in Diber 1843-44
Albanian Revolt of 1845
Albanian Revolt of 1847
Albanian Revolt of 1862
League of Prizren War 1880-81
Albanian Revolt of 1910
Albanian Revolt of 1912
Albanian Independence
Hauntingly, the ominous consequences Marin Barleti predicted in his work "The Siege of Shkodra" were reported more than 400 years later by C.Telford Erickson (honorary Albanian delegate to the Paris Peace Conference), who wrote of malaria, poverty, horrendous infant mortality rates, and "a strong feeling of resentment, of bitterness, and revolt against a regime (Ottoman) whose 450 years in the land has reduced the nation to the brink of disaster". He wrote that thousands of Albanian women and girls were carried off to stock harems of the Empire and that only one in one hundred young Albanian men had returned "from the plague spots of the East" to which they had been sent. Erickson reported the people were "united in feeling that Turkish rule in Albania had been an unspeakable curse" (Erickson 115-19). In 1924 Midhat Frashëri (respected Albanian diplomat and one of the fathers of modern Albanian nationalism) spoke of the Turkish occupation, saying, "May that administration be loathed for eternity. Cursed be the hour that brought the Asian conqueror to Albania, that left us five centuries behind our friends. Five centuries passed us by like a hovering dark cloud, a heavy burden upon our mind and conscience, a dark age that distorted every sense of humanity and every honorable human virtue"
-We had a University in 1380 in Durres. To show the idea: Germany has opened the first university 6 years after Durrës (Heidelberg University).
- We had 6 cities fully developed as much as Florence, Venice, Marseille or Paris. (Durres, Shkodra, Drishti, Lezha, Berat and Preveza)
-Drisht together with its library were burned down, the library being one of the biggest in the Balkans containing old Albanian documents, never to be seen, thanks to the Turks burning them
- We had our aristocratic class with eight generations of families (Balshaj, Topiajt, Muzakaj, Kastrioti, Arianit, Zebenisht, Swords and Dukagjini) tied to marriage to the Habsburgs and Bourbons.
- We had our humanist philosophers who were "slain" in Europe with their ideas and were advisers to the imperial families in Hungary, Italy and Austria. (Gjon Gazhuli, Pal Engjëllli, Leonik Tomeo and Gjon Durrsaku)
- Our cities had statutes and governed with Democracy, while the American word was governed by Indians Cherokee or Aztec tribes who still smoked human blood and lived as cannibals.
- In Durrës, intellectualism was so high that we documented in the XII century for the first time the protest mark of an Orthodox metropolis, who wrote to Constantinople, against slavery 300 years before Europe began as a debate.
- In Durres trade was up to Tunisia, Ukraine and France as far as V-VII century. For example, Scandinavian countries still lived by worshiping the tree or mountain.
- The Church of Albania had issued the cardinal (and the cardinal was no small thing then).
But what happened next? Nothing! It is simple, the Turks came.
Ottoman chronicle Tursun on the war against the Albanians (Conquest of Elbasan 1467): "With the help of the great Lord, they (Ottomans) conquered every castle they found. They took great plunder - plunder that spoke (Albanian locals) and plunder that spoke not. Of the (Albanian) boys who looked like angels and the (Albanian) girls who looked like houries (beautiful virgin), this verse could be said: 'If one should see the houries among the tents, he would certainly say they were from paradise.' If such beauties looking into your face caused one to change his mind, they were given for three to four hundred akçe. Every tent was stuffed with plunder. The infidel adult males (Albanian christians), however, were commanded to be given over to the authorities; so from every post, processions of slaves bound in chains were brought before the triumphant padishah. Three youths and three elders were brought before the sword and massacred. Their thirsty souls were granted to savor the whine of annihilation that flower from the spouts of the drenched swords. There wete places where under the legal sword three thousand, four thousand, and seven thousand infidels fell. The piled corpses transformed valleys into hills. The blood flowed in open fields like the Amu Darya River."
Vinçens Marini I had good laugh with your name. I think Marini is the Latin equivalent to the Ottoman name Mehmeti lol. Because I am a Malsor I have this opinion. Do you know that most Albanians from Kosovo come from malesor tribes? What should the incidents you mention prove? Without the Ottomans, Albanians would be a fly-shit in the Balkans. If you want to hear war stories I can write you mine from 20 years ago. What did important Albanian Christian as Fishta and Vasa said about the Ottomans? What was the opinion of de Rada about the Ottomans? The influence and benefit of the Ottoman Rule is too huge to be against them as Albanian. The difference between you and me is, that I got my opinion when I studied my History, neutral, without propaganda (so I am also proud of the rich history of the Albanian Christians in Italy and Greece).but you are trapped in your pseudo religious ideology. The real problem here is that most of the 'turkophile' Albanians are radical Muslims, who like Ottoman History for religious Reason. All Albanians should stand up for the Ottoman Empire and cherish its History. It's the greatest Part of our History.
I'm from Kosovo, prizren and speak turkish (not very common in Kosovo that people speak turkish but those people live mostly in the city prizren) . My dialect is veeery heavy and we use albanian pronunciation and serbian pronunciation as well, because in prizren you speak all 3 languages. So I always wondered why we pronounced certain words differently in the dialect and i couldn't differentiate between Serb words, albanian words and turkish words. Since I'm watching your videos I gain more knowledge of my own dialect and the origin of certain words ! Thank you for making this kind of videos it is very entertaining and educating greetings from Germany 🤗
Prizren are idiots, they think if they talks in turkish they are better then other albanians, thar doesn't make you better but makes you look like idiot, they should talk in albanian only.
Avdyl Rashica no they should speak turkish because they are turkish
@@ss-skanderbeg3336 there may be some prizren people who think like that but I don't think that we are better than other Albanians. I'm proud to be able to speak turkish and albanian.🤗 have a nice day/evening
@@xmorinax5081 thats what i'm saying, i thinks i'ts a stupid thing to be proud if you know to talk turkish, i know english, but i never talks in my town, because in Kosova, the albanians talks shqip, thanks to God that we can speak in our language, you should be proud with your language not with an ex-enemy language.
@@Kitty-pu1yf albanians are albanians, not turkish, where are you from Pinar, Czech Republic?
❤ Albania from Turkey
Ç'kemi Shqipe motra. 👋
Shqipëria të dua Turqi.
@@ivanmandic8437 Ç'kemi,selam💋
@@yaren.4606 Aleykum selam. ❤
Turkey from albania😊
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We are very good friends with Albanians here in Germany, we are also similar with Romanians and Bulgarians as much as Albanians :))
I wish I was as cool as the Albanian dude
I love Turkey ♥♥ From an Abanian of Kosovo ♥
It's easy until it gets hard XD He was funny!
Didn't understand a word until he said 'Daje' (meaning uncle) and he pronounced it as' Daya'. There is a similar word in Urdu(dk if in other languages too) called Taya, it means uncle too (elder brother of father).
In turkish "dayı" is mother's brother
Salam/Hello Aneeza. Kaise ho?
I am Albanian, and know some Urdu. If I tell you that there are many similar words between Albanian and Urdu. The connection is obvious Albanian borrowed words from Turkish, thus Arabic and Persian, just like Urdu, where Hindustani speaking muslims borrowed words from Persian, Arabic and Turkic languages.
You mentioned about taya.
In Urdu you also say "khala" referring to the maternal aunt. We have a similar word "halla" in Albania, but we refer to the paternal aunt. So again similar meaning but from the opposite parent.
You have the word "sabun" in Urdu and in Turkish which is "sapun" in Albanian. And so many other words of Arabic-Persian origin. Dukhan-dyqan (shop). You call sugar as "chini" but also "shakar". In Albanian is "sheqer" (sounds like shecher or sheker). We use the word "ilaç" (ilach) which is medicine, similar to the Urdu word Ilaj (this comes from Arabic).
And then the famous word persian word bazaar, which is often pronounced as "pazar" In Albanian but I think in Turkish as well.
Of course, in Grammar, Urdu is in essence a North Indian language, thus the word order is like Hindi, Subject + object + Verb rather than in other languages such as English where you have Subject + Verb + Object.
Simal is very intelligent, funny and cute. The dude is very smart and funny too. What a fun video to watch
The thing she said about the cat is true in Albanian. We say like , majc majc majc if we want the cat to come
Now I realize how different Albanians from Albania and Kosovo is some words are the same but most phrases are different in Kosovo. I was in Albania a few years ago and it was kinda difficult to understand them or to have a conversation
OMG I JUST SCREAMED YASSSSSSS 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🇦🇱🇹🇷
i hate ottoman
@@renatokoxla9065 why u need to say this
I’m from IRAQ and watching you for along time... i have the
same interest in languages ... I congratulate you ... you always amazing 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Much love ❤
At the end Bahador thought "I better leave them alone" :)
These two are great! More video with them please ;)