Can Uyghurs, Turks, and Uzbeks Understand Each Other?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- Can Uyghur, Turkish and Uzbek speakers understand each other and Turkic languages such as Turkmen, Kazakh, Tatar, and others? In this episode we showcase some of the similarities and test the degree of mutual intelligibility between Uyghur, Uzbek and Turkish. Instead of a list of words and sentences, Ismael (Uyghur speaker), Fotima (Uzbek speaker), and Melih (Turkish speaker) will each read statements/paragraphs in their respective languages to see how well they can understand one another.
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The Turkish language, 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.
The Uyghur (also known as Uighur) language (ئۇيغۇر تىلى / ئۇيغۇرچە) is a Turkic language spoken primarily by the Uyghur people in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of Western China. Being part of the Karluk branch of the Turkic language family, it is closely related Uzbek. Aside from the similarities with Turkic languages, Uyghur has had a lot historical influence from Arabic and Persian and in more recent times it has been influenced by Russian and Mandarin Chinese. Uyghur uses a modified Arabic-derived writing system, however, unlike Arabic, it is mandatory in Uyghur to mark all the vowels.
Uzbek is the first official and only declared national language of Uzbekistan and is spoken primarily in Central Asia. It is the second-most widely spoken Turkic language after Turkish.
The Turkic languages consist of over 35 different documented languages, originating from East Asia. Turkish has the highest number of native speakers out of all Turkic language. There is a high degree of mutual intelligibility among the various Oghuz languages, which include Turkish, Azerbaijani, Turkmen, Qashqai, Gagauz, Balkan Gagauz Turkish and Oghuz-influenced Crimean Tatar.
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Hope you enjoy this week's episode as we feature Uyghur for the first time on this channel. If you speak a language that has not been featured on our channel before and you would like to participate in a future video, please contact us on Instagram: instagram.com/BahadorAlast
So grateful for this
And thanks for giving platform for Uyghurs
Why are all countries working with China and not standing up the Chinese Communist Party when it's treating the Uyghur people so badly? Especially the Muslim countries that claim they support Muslims but don't say or do anything against China which abuses Muslims more than any country.
Bahador Alast
Great video and participants every time! ❤
I anticipate a video to compare Azerbaijani language with Hebrew. In honor of our great and wonderful alliance.
I'm a Kazakh, I understood 90% Uygur and Uzbek words and 50% Turkish words. Salem gardaşlar!
Şu an kolpadasin biradee
Yüzde 50 anlamanın sebebi sizin diliniz Rus etkisinde kaldı ve ayrı lehçelerde olduğu için dilimiz biraz daha uzak,bizim dilimiz ise Farsça ve Arapça etkisinde kaldı bir vakitler bu sebepten dolayı 50 faiz anladınız Türkiye Türkçesini keşke 100 faiz anlasaydınız çok isterdim...
🇹🇷♥️🇦🇿♥️🇹🇲♥️🇰🇬♥️🇺🇿♥️🇰🇿
Türkiye'den Selam gardeşim❤🌹
@@playerdestiny5023 Kazakça - türk dilleri arasındaki en saf, eski türk diline en yakın bir dildir. Rus etkisinde kaldığımızın bir sıkıntısı var - Kazakistan'da ki kazakça zor bilen ve konuşan insanlar faizi maalesef 100 faiz değil. Ama dilimizin temizliğin Ruslar kurcalamadı ve hiç zaman kurcalamaz! Elbette, Rusçadan alınan bazı sözler var, fakat o sözler genelde Rus şeylerinin isimlendirilmeleri.
Bir şeyi yanlış yazdıysam özür dilerim. Türkçe hala öğreniyorum
speak the same language. does not mean we have a common ancestor
We can change our language
We can change our writing system
But we cannot change our DNA
Speakers can change and create languages，just like Manchu and African Americans
Manchus now speak Mandarin Chinese. ....
Did the ancestors of African Americans originate from Europe?
Asian dna O,C,Q,N
Haplogroup NO =N+Haplogroup O-M175
Haplogroup O-M175=O2 (M122) +O1 (F265) ("Austric")
O2 (M122) = Sino-Tibetan O2a2b1 (M134) +Hmong-Mien O2a2a1a2 (M7)
O1a (M119)=Austro-Tai
O1b2=Korean+Janpan
O1b1=Austroasiatic
Tungusic and Altaic peoples（Ydna C+Q）=Uighurs+Kazakh+Mongol
I am Uyghur, I went to Turkey and found myself having conversation, traveling without any difficulty expressing myself. It’s really easy to understand.
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович are you in China right now?
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович so fool.
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович dumb comment offensive
That is why we should not call our languages as a krygz or turkish or yakuth or by other turkic countries name. It is invented by Britain and Russia to separate us from eachother. We shd call our languages as an accents form of eachother. Like Anatolian turkish, Kazakh turkish, istanbul turkish, yakuth turkish, Azerbaijani turkish, cyprus turkish, cremean tatar turkish, tatar turkish, chuvash turkish, uyghur turkish....list shd be continued. But especially Russia hate that idea so tried to changed it for hundreds of years.
@@stronghealt Agree.
As an Azerbaijani, it is very interesting to me that our Azerbaijani Turkish is in between Uzbek and Turkish. I could understand all these three turkich languages. Really enjoyed that. Thank you for this video.
Yaşasın.
Azerbaijani Turkish is in between Uzbek and Turkish >>> Totally agree
as an Uzbek we can understand all turkic languages. Personally I understand turkish, Azerbaijani, Kazak, turkmen...etc
U know I think Uzbek is the key to understand all of Central Asia Turks including tatars
Umarim gün olur tüm bu türk halklarinin yasadiklari topraklari dolasir, sevgimi dile getiririm.
@@N.A.A77 what a nonsense. Persians are delusional, stop making everything about farsi
As a Tatar, I totally understood an Uzbek poem. That's was a surprise for me!
А я думал не кто этот язык кроме нас не поймут онпа тупая почему не использует разговорный это одно и тоже с Уйгурами
Tatar + Uzbek+ Uygur = karluk Turk
Men də özim Tatar bolaraq Özbəkçə köbisin añladım, menim üçin Özbəkçə, Uyğurça, Türkçə bek gözəl ədəbiy tillərdir; eski Tatar ədəbiyatına uxşağanlardır.
may i ask you what language you speak？it's like a mixture of several languages.i understand every words except for bolaraq and uxşağanlardır.
I guess bolaraq means more bola but I don't know what bola means.For uxşağanlardır i think it derives from the verb uxşamaq but in my language there are only uxlamaq and oxşamaq.
At first glance i think it's Azerbaijani but I remember in Azerbaijani it's özüm not özim
Uzbek and Tatar are from the Kipchak branch of Turkic and are extremely similar.
Same with Kuymuk and other Kipchak based languages.
Uyghur is actually close to Turkish, some Uyghur students will choose Turkish as their first foreign language, because they are both grammatically and structurally similar.
Are you Uyghur Turks?
@@playerdestiny5023 No, I am a Chinese（汉族人）, but I am interested in linguistics, so I am trying to learn Uyghur and Tibetan now.
@@playerdestiny5023 I mean some Uyghur students in China.
@@user-yt8it5zi5y
The reason why the two languages are similar is because we are related people
@@playerdestiny5023 yes, That's true.
Hi, i am yakut, i really like this channel is always interesting and informative:). By the way yakut, unlike other turkic languages, does not have borrowings from arabic and persian, but it has a large number of borrowings from mongolic (ancient period) and from russian (new period), which replaced some of the old yakut words.
Hey yakut friend. I am Turkish I know 5% yakut
Aadim (name)
Küöl (Lake)
Myn saakhim (My age)
qar (Snow)
Oul (Son)
Suol (Road)
But our language remained far away for centuries long
@@randomuser1409 Hi, there is trick to understand the differences between both languages by changing the first letter of the word and it becomes almost the same.
In Turkish, the letter "y" at the beginning of the word turns into the letter "s" in Sakha language.
Y>S ön ses değişimi..
Turkish : Sakha
Yol : Suol
Yıl : Sıl
Yumak : Suumak
Yağmur : Samıır
Yıldız : Suldız
Yalamak : Salamak
Yaka : Sağa
Yüzmek : Süzmek
@@yokartik Bu taktiği çoktan biliyordum. I knew this method long ago
@@randomuser1409 very similiar yes
@@user-hi9zr7pk7u Yes interesting because all Turkic languages use Tap (To find)
But Yakut and Turkish we say Bul
(To find) lol
I am an afghan Uzbek and i already finished Uzbek literature so i got all of it. I speak 9 more languages such as German, Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Spanish, Pashto and obviously English 😊
Wow, you are beast
Alloh yor bo`lsin o`zbek bovurim, Shaybonxon ulusim o`g`loni! Buyuk Turk Qardoshlarga salomlar bo`lsun! Yashasin Buyuk Turon! TR, TK, UZ KG, KZ, AZ, UYG`UR, TATAR, BOSHQIRD, MOJOR, GAGAUZ, CHUVASH, NO`G`OY, OLTOY, QUMIQ ...... Yashasin!
MasyaAllah
MashaAllah. You are very talented.
Masha Allah
I'm Turkmen from Iran and I could understand 80% of Uyghur words easily, just needed couple of seconds to my ears get adopted to accent.
I'm so glad and say Salam to all Turkic brothers and sisters ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Yo how’s the protests there?
How much die u understand from turkish?
*Bilim: İnsanlığın Atası TÜRK...*
lütfen resmimi açın
Peace for Uyghurs✌️
th-cam.com/video/Os72_37M8Xo/w-d-xo.html Uygur Türkçesini Türkiye Türkçesi ile anlatan 5 video . önce Uygur alfabelerinin Arap ve Latin versiyonlarını öğretiyor fakat sonra, Latin harfli şekilde öğretmeye devam ediyor.
Down With CCP Rule
Why Turkey stopped their support for the Uighur is beyond me.... breaks my heart.
@@punchabunchabuttons We didnt stop our support we will always support them but if Turkey says it openly China
will embargo Turkey which will damage our economy badly but one day China shall drown in blood 🇹🇷🤘🏻
@@silverfox6797 how's Turkey supporting Uyghurs? Chanting clinched slogans or social media posts don't help btw
I'm Uzbek from Afghanistan. Our Uzbek is mix more with Dari/Farsi words.It's so interesting to see how the different Turkic languages are very close to each other. Thanks for the video.
example sentence
bunu kime aldınız? (Turkish) = мұны кімге алдыңыз? (munı kimge aldıñız?) (Kazakh) = buni kimga oldingiz? (Uzbek) =بۇنى كىمگە ئالدىڭىز؟Buni kimge aldıngız (Uyghur) = муну кимге алдыңыз?munu kimge aldıŋız?(Kyrgyz)
Ты в каком городе живёшь????
Ours is mixed with a little bit of Russian
yes, that's why sometimes it's hard for me to understand other turkic languages.
@Shalom Shalom what is your nationality? where are you from.
Man I don't understand any of the turkic languages but I can feel the chemistry between these three people. You should turn this to a regular Podcasts!
That's what he does on this channel
I am Afghan and i understand more words because its the same
Tashakor ( Afghan ) = Teshekür ( Turkiye )
Sabon ( Afghan ) = Sabon ( Turkiye )
Tchukur ( Afghan) = Tchukur ( Turkiye )
Damat ( Afghan ) = Damat ( Turkiye ) and more other words !
@@sherryberryde They are not Turkic words. We also use Turkic form of these words in Turkey.
You don't understand this word ''Sag ol'' it means Teshekür.
''Sag ol'' turkish
''Sav bol'' turkic
Thank you
Tesekkur arabic. it's different. you understand arabs. you dont understand TURKS. We are different people. Different culture. Different history.
and i don't like arabs and their words
@@asdwq2868 you can say what you want
They are Turkic Word because ALL turki People take all this words !
@@sherryberryde i don't want to insult you but you are deserve it. I explained clearly. Why don't you understand me? The words what you said, they are arabic words okay? I don't like that words as a Turkish guy. I can speak pure Turkish with just Turkic words. We can speak pure Turkish with Just Turkic words okay? We don't need you and your words. Turkish people are very different then your people. We are not same and we will NOT!
You can not speak abouth my race. ! F*ck off !
The pronunciation of Uzbek lady sounds so proper and royal in both languages. Take her again if you do Uzbek part
Love from Malaysia🇲🇾❤
@Da Boot West papua Is part of Indonesia
@Da Boot are u Indonesian?
@@kamilamaqshuda7801 Maybe
UYGHURS IN OUR PRAYERS N HEARTS,
#SaveUyghurs #DeathToCCP
Uyghur and Uzbek are both the Qarluk branch of Turkic, it is easier for them to understand each other.
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович Uzbek is kinda mix of karluk, kipchak, oghuz, but still 60-80% karluk.
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович tajiki gypsies 👍
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович tajik sigans
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович idiot, i was talking about the language and not dna, blood etc shit and you were talking about the language too. there's no massagete language.
🇹🇷🇦🇿🇰🇿🇺🇿🇰🇬🇹🇲♥️♥️♥️
I'm Tatar and I learned Turkish, it's to terrific! I can understand nearly 90% of Uyghur and Uzbek
I am a Turk from İran ( Azerbaijani) I feel that Azerbaijani Turkish dialect is somewhere between these 3 Turkish dialects because I can understood most of the conversations between these 3 people. Love from Iran....
I am from South Azerbaijan Hamedan Iran
And i understand 90% :)❤
Me tooo😁😁😁
Love from North Azerbaijan Nakhcivan ❤️ 🇮🇷🇦🇿 We are same ❤️❤️
@@bestmmax love Iran and Azerbaijan from ur Turkic brother ❤️ Turan CcC 🤟🏼
Bahador, I should say there is nothing more enjoyable than watching such linguistic comparison videos in the net. You pick great people for the videos, you and they are doing a remarkable job. Thanks for the effort...
I agree 100%
👍
I think Uzbek dialect is the most understandable dialect between all the dialects, even kazakhs, oghuzs, turkmens, so all the Turks can understand it, Uzbek is my favorite dialect, it sounds cool and verrrrry easy. Hammasini tushunaman😅
Albatta kardeş! In my opinion you are right, I have listened many Turkic dialects and find many similar words between them and Uzbek. For example, in central Asia and in Uyghuristan türks understand Uzbek almost at all
Siz türkmüsünuz
@@mirhayotjonkomilov3250 evet ben Türkiye Türküyüm, siz Türk müsünüz??
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович fars değilim i am not persian
Ben Özbek'im.
I don’t even speak any Turkic languages and I’m still loving this video. All three languages are particularly beautiful!
The uzbek girl has the most beautiful accent ive ever heard
If you live in a Turkish village, you will understand them better because the pronunciation is almost the same ! 🤗🤗🤗
Yes
Also in some turkish villages the still say yaxşı
Yes , as we Azerbaijanis pronounce them. 🙂
@@Zarchini1990 in south or north?
Interesting
We don't use "yakşi" but I think it's not completely forgotten; f.e "yakışıklı" means handsome, "yakışır" says sth. would fit well ( sometimes It's just "fine"). In the phrase "yakışık olur/olmaz"--> it would be/wouldn't morally good. In all examples it means "good"
merhabalar, doğru bir mantık yürütmüşsünüz. yahşı/yakşı kelimesinin kökü yakışmak fiilidir. yakışı>yakşı>yahşı şeklinde seyreder. yakışan, güzel olan manasındadır.
@@burakkara438 Aynen. Bende bunu fark ettim. Sanki özü parçalanıp diğer yollara devam etmiş gibi... farklı mağnalar ortaya çıkmış
@@ebrusongultopkan1422 I'm pretty sure that some regions of old people use yehshi/yahshi in Turkey. Because you have that word in your vocabulary
Yakışmak kelimesiyle yahşı kelimesinin aynı kökten geldiğini hiç düşünmemiştim bugüne kadar. Hakikaten anlamları da çok yakın zâten.
@@audreyjensen3797 bazen "k" harfi şilve olarak "h" harfi olarak kullaninca fark ediliyor bence "yoh", "bah" gibi
The uzbek girl smile is lovely
Sen de her videoda kızlara sulanıyon bak hır çıkartacam ama artıkın.
Kesinlikle.
@@hasanhuseyin9021 Biz Türk kızı bulamadık bunlar sulanıyor kızlarımıza
I think it would be hard to find but it would be the coolest thing ever if a Turkish, Crimean Tatar, Gagauz and Azerbaijani met :)
I dare Bahador to find at least three of them! I enjoyed the video as I enjoyed many others.
Okay can i just say how much it blows my mind whenever i hear turkic languages. Its just unbelievable how vast the area that turkic people live in and how branched Turkic languages are yet they are closer to each other than any other family language or maybe thats how it seemed to me.
Really interesting and enjoying video !! Waiting for more
Their big problem is most of them are not easily mutually intelligible . You must use your thorough vocabulary in your modern and ancient language and know specific grammar of each language and use your guessing talent to understand half of language . I am Iran Azerbaijani and understand turkish accent that is similar to Azeri . But central Asian turkic language is difficut for me except uzbeki that its accaent is as if a persian in Iran is speaking turkish .ghashgai turkic accent in Iran is very similar to uzbeki
I'm Turkish and now I want to learn Uygur and Uzbek so badly now!!
Turkic people ! assemble !!
me too
Uzbek girl actually chose really difficult dialogue from the old novel which is written in really literatural language. This dialogue is even difficult for Uzbek speakers because some words there are old literatural words. As an Uzbek , I understood 95% of uyghur and turkish
Exactly
Man ham bazilarini tushunmadim))
Good to know im not the only one who didn't understand I was starting to question myself if I was even Uzbek 😂
Eski, qadimiy, adabiy o’zbekcha biroz farq qiladi. To’g’ri.
@@darknight7793 Men ham 😂😂
Hi, I am a Malaysian who once met and have a lot of friends from Turkey, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan while enjoying my exchange program in Turkey. They have the same language and easily understand each other. Their pronunciation are different but almost the same when I heard of it. Recently I am learning Turkish so I could speak with them.
Love your channel Bahador! Your daughter is so bright and cute.
Aynur Hidayet 🈴
Not sure where my comment here went but I'm a Samarkand Tajik that speak Uzbek like ethnic Uzbeks, when I went to Turkey, I met some Uyghurs for the first time, but at first I actually thought they were speaking some kind of Uzbek dialect that I haven't of, until they told me that they were from East Turkestan when I asked them which city in Uzbekistan they were from, I spoke to them in (standard) Uzbek and they spoke Uyghur(not sure if it was a dialect or standard language) to me and we understood each other with no problems at all, there were some words that I didn't understand, and they obviously have a different accent, like saying juregim(my heart) jigirme(20) whereas we say yuragim yigirma, but these didn't have no impact on my ability to keep up the conversation)) anyhow, I came to the conclusion that these two languages are actually two dialects of one language, which I guessed right as both are originated from Chagatai))
Yes both are Karluk Turkic language.
I'm also chagatai turk (Uzbek) from Afghanistan and 100% of Uygur language understand ✋👍
Indeed, Uzbeks & Uyghurs were the same nation in earlier XX century. They used to call themselfs Turki, with nuancetion of oasis or city where they was born: Kashgarlik, Andijonlik, Fargonalik, Qashlik, Yaarkandilik etc. Only after russians & chinese separate them they start to call Garbiy Turkistan (nowadays Uzbekistan, Kyrgystan, Kazakhstan) and Sharqiy Turkistan, Uyghurs & Uzbeks
@@azertymozart2334 ha, o’zbekistonda hali ham o’zbekchani turki deb ataydiganlar bor, va biz tojiklar ham o’zbekchani turki deb ataymiz.
@@SitoraMulloqand Are you ethnically close to the Persians? mother to the Turks
Just unbelievable how people can live in completely different countries, 5000km apart from eachother but still understand eachother in their native languages
Because all of them are Turkic/Turkish???
@@EY-me5gd ???
@@TurquazCannabiz Neyi anlamıyon sinir krizisin ya
Ota-bobolarimiz otda sayr etishni sevishgan 😅😂
Not different from English spoken all around the world, or Spanish in spain and Latin America....
The Uzbek lady makes a very classy and reverend impression as if she was brought up by governesess in the Victorian England. Much love from Turkey! :) I'll translate the sentence into Turkish because I think she'd enjoy reading it. :)
Özbek hanım Viktoryen İngiltere'de dadılarla büyümüş gibi klas ve muhterem bir izlenim bırakıyor. Türkiye'den sevgiler... :)
I am from Kars in Turkey and we have an accent so close to Azerbaycan Turks' accents in my town so i understand them a lot and more than any body in Turkey i believe. We are Terekeme (Karapapak) Turks. I Know english and arabic also. Therefore i could read the urdu type sentences in video and it was easer to understand for me i think. Bye the way we are thankfull Bahador for all good jobs that you do.This kind of videos make us really happy cause we miss our kinsmen indeed.
Biz de Terekeme'yiz, biz de hepsini anladık, artistlik yapma :) :) :)
Loved the video, it was interesting since I've never heart Uyghur spoken, but had thought that it was close to Uzbek and Kazakh. All the participants seem so nice and friendly, like great people to hang out with, and the lady from Uzbekistan is very pretty! Thanks for the video.
Yayyy another turkic video😍 Thank you Bahdor for this amazing channel. Greeting from Tabriz to all of the turkic people❤
I am a Qashqai Turk and I completely understood all the words used in the Turkic Uyghur language and I was able to read their writing.
isn't it kashkai people originate from Kashgar area of East Turkistan?
I'm a chagatai Turk (Uzbek) from Afghanistan and 100% of Uygur language understand.
Love all our Uygur brothers from GUNEY TURKISTAN (south Turkistan)☪️🇦🇫🇨🇳☪️❤
☪️Free TURKISTAN.☪️
Biz bir millet✊
Thank you for this video ,Bahador! And your daughter is so cute! ❤😍
Love these kind of videos! Thanks for making this video.
Thank you lots Bahador! I just love your channel and enjoy all your videos. Bur this one was special! originally i'm uyghur who grew up in Uzbekistan Tashkent city and living now in Turkey. So i could understand all of them )). All contestants were very nice and did really great job!
I am Uyghur too nice to meet you
Melih has done a very good job in consideration of how it was a form of Uyghur literature and not simple sentence
th-cam.com/video/Os72_37M8Xo/w-d-xo.html Uygur Türkçesini Türkiye Türkçesi ile anlatan 5 video . önce Uygur alfabelerinin Arap ve Latin versiyonlarını öğretiyor fakat sonra, Latin harfli şekilde öğretmeye devam ediyor.
Aslında her Türkün yapabileceği bir şey sadece diğer Türk dillerinin üzerine durmanız yeterli. Bir Türkiye türkü Uygur Türkçesinin bir ayda ayrıntısıyla çözer. Actually Every Turk can do this. Learning Turkic languages is much easier for Turks. It takes a maximum of a month to learn the Uyghur language
@@celebor6531 zor anlaşmamızin sebeplerinden birisi de onların kullandığı bazı sesler bizde yok
Türkçesi daha iyi olsa daha hızlı anlardı, yine de Türkiye ortalamasına göre iyi tabii.
@@celebor6531 uygur bölgesine gitsen 5 günde anlamaya başlarsın bence. konuşmak uzun zaman alır.
It was so lovely how the little girl named the colors in turkish with such a perfect accent. Seemingly she will grow up as a good polyglot.
Her pronunciation was perfect 👏👏
LOTS OF LOVE 💗 💕 ❤️ FOR TURKEY 🇹🇷 UZBEKISTAN 🇺🇿 AND ALL RHE TURKISH PEOPLE FROM LEBANON 🇱🇧 !!!!! Your languages are beautiful !!!!!!! I am learning Turkish 🇹🇷 and it is such a beautiful language !!!!!! 🇱🇧 ❤️ 🇹🇷 💝 🇺🇿 !!!!!!
Your Lebanese arabic is also one of the most beautiful languages I ever heard
There are Uzbeks and Turkmens living in the Arab peninsula
Selam turkiyeden,bütün Arap ve Müslüman kardeşlere ,
I'm Uzbek from Kyrgyzstan but I understand all ..😆👍hepinizi anlıyorum ya hatta İngilizcenizi de 🤣🤣🤣👍🇹🇷🤝🇺🇿🤝🇰🇬🤝🇹🇲🤝🇵🇰🤝🇰🇿🤝🇦🇿✊✊✊
Love you my Uzbek brother/sister 🇹🇷❤️🇺🇿
Really great video to watch, Bahador 😁 this definitely has more challenging literature, you all did so well! It was so interesting to see the most western and eastern Turkic languages compared, and seeing Uzbek having a bit of an advantage with Uyghur there.
This was so cool, great job to everyone involved. Especially your daughter! I’m sure she’ll grow up speaking many languages!
I am Turkish and travelled all over Kasachstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan etc. it took me less than 10 min to catch up on the different dialects and pronunciation. Furthermore I never felt foreign in either one the countries. They all have similar food, traditions…
Türk olmak ne güzel gardaşlar
🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🐺🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🐺🇰🇬🇹🇲🇺🇿🇰🇿🤘
This is my favorite channel ever since i discovered it!
Hi there Uzbek girl used very old Uzbek language, (it was from Roman)that is why uygur brother didn’t get words I have friends from China (who speak uygur language)we understand each other I mean uygur and Uzbek very close language
And also Turkish brother did very good job 👏
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович Nah...others used even more.
@@uztop6124 What you guys are talking about? "Bek" means "Lord" and "óz" means "Self"....so it translates as "SelfLord-Lord for himself".
@Shalom Shalom Horde is Turkic word...Russian language has 2 thousands of turkic words and Ukrainian has 4 thousands turkic words. It's because of Golden Horde(Oltin órda)...
@Shalom Shalom "Bek" isn't Baig and Bey...Bek can look like "Beg" too..but only when there's a "im" additional. So it's lile that "Begim" which means.."My Lord".
@Shalom Shalom What does Burger has to do with that? Burger came from Hamburgh(City from German). And Who cares? We're talking about Bek.
As a Turkish speaker I understood most of the Uyghur words. The guy was struggling but I'm sure many Turkish natives can understand these sentences with a little effort even if they're poems. The crucial thing is here I belive, to be very good in your own language.
Exactly.
Thank you so much for this episode! I am a bit of a language nerd, and even with only my university Turkish knowledge I recognized so many words in the other two languages, so I was delighted! I have always wondered how similar these languages actually are, since it was so obvious to my ear that they all are turkic.
Turkic language family is huge. I'm proud of being Turkish. 🇹🇷
people of turkey looks like europian not asian because you are turkified greeks
@@mihandoostan3755 our DNA isn't important my friend. We are not Nazis. Important thing is the culture. We speak Turkish not Greek.
@@mihandoostan3755 There were European turks "Hunnic empire" and they influenced Russian language (2 thousands of turkic words..they use) and Ukrainian (4 thousands turkic words)
@@mihandoostan3755 originally turks were white not yellow
free kurdstan give apologize to armenians
That is really good video. Two karluk Turkic languages and one Oghuz Turkic language. West, central and east. 👍 Thank you Bahador
When you're Azerbaijani and understand all of them
Çox maraqlı videodur, təşəkkürlər
Juda maroqli vidoedir, tashakkur - Uzbekcha)
Everyone was so sweet and their diction was so nice to ear! It was very enjoyable and informative. I also loved to challenge myself being a Turkish speaking person=)
Great and fascinating video, thank you Bahador. Your daughter is so adorable, god bless you and your family.
Wah, you are growing a little polyglot! Thanks for a great video as usual.
This is great 👍 really enjoyed!
Great project, keep this coming
I really enjoyed this one as a Turkish. Thank you Bahador.
th-cam.com/video/Os72_37M8Xo/w-d-xo.html Uygur Türkçesini Türkiye Türkçesi ile anlatan 5 video . önce Uygur alfabelerinin Arap ve Latin versiyonlarını öğretiyor fakat sonra, Latin harfli şekilde öğretmeye devam ediyor
Aww, Serena is so sweet! :)
Being neither Uyghur nor Uzbek speaker I somehow understood around 90% of both.
Uygur : Uzun yol yurushka hazerlik kerak
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Turkish: Uzun yol yürüyüşüne hazırlık gerek
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English: Need preparations for long journey.
Õzbek : Uzun yól yurmoqa hozirlik kerak
It's sort of funny how Uyghur is so much closer to Oghuz Turkic than Kypchak Turkic which is inbetween. Love to Uzbek and Uyghur speakers
Ōzbek: Uzun yol yürüşke hâzırlik keräk.
Olis yoʻl yurmokga hozirlik kerak.oʻzbekcha.
@@alixonturon6702 Ne qiyinlashtirasiz🤦🏽♂️
"Uzun yōl yurishga hozirlik kerak" tamom, keremas qiyinlashtirish
You are the best youtuber, everyone learned a lot from you
Enjoyed this very much and I loved your daughter's appearance, she's very smart and cute! Also I would say our Turkish rep did great because the Uyghur portion was fairly challenging.
I wish to have Hungarian-Uyghur comparison in the future...that will make a real surprise to many people.
How so? Is there specific connection to Uighur?
Me wants that too
Uyghur is Turkic, Hungarian is Uralic language.
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович угарнул с никнейма 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@sectorgovernor Ki gondolta volna, hogy olvastad a wikipédiát.
I loved the conversation, and this help us to learn a lot from different languages thank you!
One more thing, I couldn't leave without saying it but I felt a great chemistry between the Uyghur and the Uzbek girl ☺️
Another good job. Very informative.
It was very lovely to hear all these languages. I feel so close to them. Also it was nice to hear them in a poetic form.
You are doing great job by introducing different nations, cultures and people to each other. Being Turkic, i love to watch Turkic People trying to figure out their roots. Thank you.
Long live all Turkic people especially Uyghurs. You are in my heart
Azerbaijani Turk from Iran
As someone who is learning as many languages as I can in my life time. It's very interesting to see similarities, influenced, and borrowed words throughout human speech. I love this content so much!
Great video!! It really makes me want to learn more about Uyghur and Ouzbek languages!
th-cam.com/video/Os72_37M8Xo/w-d-xo.html Uygur Türkçesini Türkiye Türkçesi ile anlatan 5 video. önce Uygur alfabelerinin Arap ve Latin versiyonlarını öğretiyor fakat sonra, Latin harfli şekilde öğretmeye devam ediyor.
@@PimsleurTurkishLessons Harika! Tavsiye ettiğiniz için teşekkürler, izleyeceğim mutlaka!
Love it when you cover the Turkish languages! I've read online there's fairly high mutual intelligibility between Turkish and the Qarluk languages (Uyghur and Uzbek). It was interesting to see this in practice. Maybe what trips them up (at least in the beginning) is the different grammatical forms of the languages? Great video!
I'm Turkish and It's the pronunciation I think. When they break down the sentences, the grammar seems the same. :)
Love from a Hong Konger. The world is a better place with more people like you. Connecting and appreciating each other.
Thank u so much Bahador Alost Selams from Turkey. We waiting next videos.
As always, so entertaining and respects to yourself and your guests.
fuck iraq
I am an Uyghur. And I almost fully understood Uzbek. Understood Turkish at 98%.
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович Exactly.
are u Chinese Uyghur?'
@чукча казах раб Джунгарович lame bullshit. Uzbek accent is Turkic and not Persian don't lie to people
@@loganwong3012 no East Türkistan u knowe east urkistan?
Wow that is remarkable
Mr. Bahadır, You have been doing great job, congrats! I always enjoy when watching them. I understand most of the words spoken here. I studied in Bishek, Kyrgyzstan, so I learned there The Kipchak branch of Turkish/Turkic Languages which can be understanable, easier after a couple of weeks or a month by practising hard. Turkic languages in Asia are very close to each other and they are almost mutually understandable. We changed it a bit more in suffixes, in ending the verbs, words or nouns. It becomes easier for me to get the whole meaning or word by word translations of Runic Turkish Stones in Asiatic countries such as Mongolia, Kazakh and Kyrghyz Republics. I'm happy and I get excited when I watch and comprehend the dialogues of Turkic tribes even Siberia, Yakutistan....
I love such programs, Thanks a lot again! (Musa.R.)
(MaashAllah, Kiss your daughter's cheeks. May Allah protect all kids (everybody)!
Salam, Br Bahador, I am a Uyghur, even I have some trouble to fully understand what the Uyghur boy was saying in this TH-cam clip because he was saying a poetry. I am pretty sure if he had spoken a Uygur conversational sentences, the Uzbek and Turkish could understand more like 70% to 95%.
But actually the poetry way of Uyghur language is easier for Uzbek
Siz esdaliq sozini dushundingiz mi?
@@umitsanler9735 albatta
@@umitsanler9735 kishi yaxshisini yaqin tut hamon, yomondan xazar qil , yetar ko’p ziyon. Tamagir kishiga sen berma ishing , vafosiz kishiga yegizma oshing.
@@zeddoes estelik sozni barcha Kipcak va Karluk tillerida ham bar lekin Uygur dost bilmas edi. U sozni men ham Uygur lugatida korgan edim.
I knew the languages were very similar but I had a lot of fun watching the video. I look forward to more content like this.
This was a very interesting one. I found Turkish to be the easiest. Great job. Thanks again Bahador. دمت گرم
Good job Adash. Another useful and great episode.
Wonderfull episode as always 👍
What fascinates me more is this Uzbek girl with a perfect British accent!
♥️♥️♥️Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Kazakhstan,Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan ♥️♥️♥️
@پرسپولیس ایران esek fars
🤝 thank you so much that was such a nice challenge I'm hooked that was so interesting💖💞
I am Uyghur, I was smiling though out the whole video, enjoying it a lot! I was actually thinking to have friends in Canada to contact your channel before covid, to make a video about Uyghur language with any others, glad I don’t have to do that to be able to see this, such a dream come true!🥰❤️
Sister, may Allah (SWT) free your country, Ameen. From Pakistan! Xudo sharqiy Turkistonni ozod qilsin, Omin! Pokistondan!
Salom xudo xitoyni jazosini bersin, va elingizni u shaytonlardan ozod qilsin!
@@alyssia5050 Maybe if the Pakistani government and others would stop supporting the Chinese it would help.
@@SitoraMulloqand ha!
@@alyssia5050 Amin azadlik Türkistan a
You and your daughter awesome. I really laughed when you told that she wants to learn Turkish :)
This is my favourite channel. I can tell you do it as a passion and not primarily for money, everything is so natural and relaxed. If I had a channel myself this is what I'd like to do. I'm a Turkish Jew and my partner is an Iranian Jew. I speak Turkish, Spanish, Catalan, Italian, (+Judeo-Spanish) and learning Farsi; he knows German, Dutch, Arabic and some Hebrew. I dream of seeing all corners of Iran one day, origin of so much beauty.
És impressionant que parles català també! 😍
I am Turkish based in Germany and when I took Spanish class it was easier for me to learn Spanish than my German colleges.
Mossad ?
Wow your channel is awesome. I've always wanted a cross-examination of neighboring languages like this.
that feeling when you understand a language thousands of kilometres away from you, divided away, by countries, is just unexplainable. İyi ki Türküm.
Man the uzbek girl is so beautiful and the way she speaks is also very soothing and pretty I could listen to her talk 24/7
That’s why I love my language, so beautiful and understanding other brother languages is so cool
Nice video, thanks Bahador. And greetings to Atabek the flirtatious😃
This is an excellent program! I've always expected a talk like this comparing between various turkic languages. All three guests are a bit like testing each other's literature skills because all the examples given are a bit difficult even for a native speaker. I believe if your talk in common language it'd be much more comprehendible.
Nice to see some sort of mutual intelligibility between us Turkic people, I wish that more of us could communicate with each other and adapt to each other once again, also
if anyone is interested I have a video of Turkic languages represented by music and songs, thanks Bahador for another great video with the Turkic languages!
Thanks everyone! Wonderful job!!!😃⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great video! Thank you!
It's really good video, thank you guys and by the way it's not called Uyghur autonomous region, it's called East Turkistan.
I'm proud to be Uyghur.
#freeuyghurs 💙
Sharqiy Turkiston