I'm not from Tamil Nadu, but I spent a good number of years there. When I first started kdramas, I was soo surprised at how similar Korean sounded to Tamil. Not just the words like Amma and appa but even the tone that they speak. It has the same rhythm to it. I immediately Googled it to know more. Honestly I thought I was a genius for pointing it out 😂
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs translate verse says something else. It's not what that means. It means. The language which has survived for millions of years which is Tamil is our language. That's the literal translation of it. Poetry may have a deeper meaning which I don't know.
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs yes ofcourse... But till human exist this language tamizh live because every language has a root word from tamizh only .. Including your hindi
Hay Achara, Thai and Tamil has a lot of similar words too, along with Tamilized Sanskrit words (words of Sanskrit origin that reached thailand through Tamil speaking people, thus modified according to Tamil grammer) Wela/velai - time Meen - Pisces/fish Thaen - honey Naliga/naligai/nazhigai - clock or unit of time Nei - Ghee/butter Thevtha/thevathai - angel Phra/piran - devine/honorable Maaryaat/mariyadhai - manners Sami/saami - husband/god Cheevit/Seevit - life Prethet/pradesam - country Phasa/paasai - language/dialect Chathru/sathuru - enemy Krot/krotham/virotham - anger Kru/ guru - teacher/master Pat/patram - ticket/deed Iccha/icchai - jealous/lust Rasi - luck/zodiac Rathri/raathiri - night Sandh/sandhiran - Moon Arthit/Adhithya - Sun Karuna/karunai - mercy Vithayaalay/vidhaayaalaya - educational institution Vitsavakom - vishvakarma - engineering Aagaat/Aagaayam - Climate/sky Aahaan/ aahaaram - food Apparantly, a lot of letters look similar too, since Thai alphabet and the modern Tamil alphabet both evolved from the same Tamil-Pallava script ล ல ษ ஷ บ/ป ப ย ய ร ர ช ஜ 😄
Yup because South Indian Kingdoms had such a big influence on South East Asia, before arrival of Islam Indonesia/Malaysia had south indian kingdoms ruling these lands and they had good trade too with Tamil Kingdom using sea routes.
These Similarities are not just because of one queen. There was a lot of trade happening between india and Korea via tamilnadu. Trade on large scale lead to cultural exchange. Also there were Indian kings who had huge amount of influence in south east asia such as the chola empire.
THERE ARE SIMILARITIES IN ONE CULTURE AND LANGUAGES TO ANOTHER!!!! THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES IN THIS WORLD!! BUT THIS VIDEO IS AN UNNECESSARY FUSS WITHOUT ANY REASON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣
@@nortoned498 JEALOUS🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!! WHY ???? IF YOU THINK PEOPLE ARE JEALOUS BECAUSE TAMIL IS SIMILAR TO KOREANS THEN MAYBE YOU NEED TO CHECK YOUR MENTALITY AND MAYBE YOU'RE JUST FAKELY PROUD WITHOUT ANY REASON!!! TAMIL IS GREAT BUT FOR THIS GET SOME REAL THING TO BE PROUD OF!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some of the other similarities between Tamils and Koreans are Food & Dishes: 1) Pongal - Yaksik 2) Oorukai - Kimchi 3) Pidi Kozhukattai - Songpyeon 4) Oputtu - Hotteok Art, Music, Games: 1) Ariro Ararariro - Arirang (Sung as lullabies for babies) 2) Kummi - Ganggangsulle 3) ila vatakal - deuldol deulgi Traditions: 1) Tamil Traditions - Korean Shamanism Traditions (Similar) 2) Manivizha - Hwangap 3) Nadukal - Koindol Women, Fashion, Beauty: 1) Pottu - yeongjigonji 2) Nethi Chutti - Jokduri 3) Poo jadai - Dodeurak Daengii Other Similarities: 1) Twin Fish Symbol (Ancient Pandiya kingdom Flag - Korea Twin Fish symbols) 2) Woman Diving Mermaids - Jeju - Rameshwaram Although these are just a few among a lot of other similarities, the two cultures and people have definitely been connected since ancient times when we look at the striking similarities which would only be possible by close ties and cultural exchanges.
@@schoolkid1809 But Chola's influence became large when they ruled ...Same like britishers and mughal left their influence on us that today our generation refuse to believe and deny the valour of our kings , emperor , question and make fun of our own beautifull vedic culture . But Cholas left a good impression overall the whole Malay peninsula and beyond .
@@schoolkid1809 it's just a influence and now it's a different country. I don't why there is so much obsession over this, indian influences are all over the world, we are from sanatan dharm so we were here when time begins so....
These similarities are due to trade and other cultural exchanges, Tamils has influence on south east Asia for a long period of time it is still visible in south east nations language and literature...
An Indian princess who travel to Korea in 48 bc and their she marry a Korean prince,and they have 12 got title Kim and heo,now they are largest clan in Korea,but confusion is princess is from ayodha or ayuta a place in Tamil Nadu in india
@@RajeevKumar-oh8qv I think the ayuta, place in TN, angle seems far more sensible if we're talking about language exchange. Do you have more info on this topic?
@@schoolkid1809 ya bro also NASA declared that sanskrit is most scientific lenguage of our planet , so tamil is also interesting lenguage , but who created telugu , malayalam , kannada , hindi etc.....?
The queen heo Hwang ok (sem-bava-lam ) was Tamil princess from Ayuta, Pandya dynasty. 100 BC- 1AD Chola Tamil kings & Tamna Jeju Korean kings were engaged in heavy maritime trade in 11AD - 12AD . The bond between korean and Tamil continued for millenniums !!!!!!!!!!
@@Bridge_2702 oldest language,oldest living language, oldest surviving language , first language. All refers to one answer and everyone knows the answer
Earliest Evidence of Tamil language is the Sangam Literature of around 300 BC Earliest Evidence of Telugu language is found in Bhattiprolu Scrip of around 400 BC Earliest Well recorded Evidence of Sanskrit language is from Syria under Mitanni Kingdom which ruled between 1500 and 1350 BC and which too is the Late Vedic Sanskrit. Vedic Sanskrit is even more older and the Oldest book being the Rigveda which was written more than 8000 BC back in the SaptSindhu Area of India ( as it is now a scientifically proven fact that Saraswati River has Died out 6000 years ago and was it in max Potential 10000 years ago which the Rigveda depicts ) . It reached Syria because of trade relations between Indians and West Europeans . Evidence wise Tamil sits THIRD on the table but who even cares , the fact is Indian languages are the oldest and the mother of most of the Eurasian languages .
@Aaryan If you are talking about Kreatonverse , then he is proud of Mughals also and according to his previous comments Brahmins have changed history and Mughals are heroes of India 😂😂 😂😂 ( Mughals were ethnically Turks which Everyone knows )
The letter mixing confusion was this.... In Indian languages the vowel and consonants are combined to vocalise... Each consonant can vary phonetics from 13-17 different vocalisations according to the combining vowel... Although all consonants doesn't necessarily combine with all vowels... But they are there
THERE ARE SIMILARITIES IN ONE CULTURE AND LANGUAGES TO ANOTHER!!!! THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES IN THIS WORLD!! BUT THIS VIDEO IS AN UNNECESSARY FUSS WITHOUT ANY REASON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣
Korea is similar to Tamil not only in language but culture, games and food as well For example: 1. There are women sea pearl divers only in TN and Korea in the world since olden days. 2. Lifting a round cut rock with flat base to get married to a girl 3. Elongated ears which was only done in TN and Korea. 4. More than 500 exact words is similar but 3000 or so diagnosed to Tamil and Korean 5. Kimchi is similarly made to Tamil pickel, mandu etc 6. Girls game were small stone is thrown in the air and before it comes down quickly collecting small stones underneath and finally catching the stone which was thrown in the air, etc (for more info google) all thanks to history where Tamil princess married Korean king 2000 years ago, it is said she went with whole lot of people like personal workers, tailors etc
kingdom ayotha is modern day kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu i know many people believe it's ayodhya in uttar pradesh because it's has a same pronunciation but the truth is it's kanyakumari
Not only just tamil but other South Indian languages like Malayalam is also very similar , we malayalis can understand tamilans it's because malayalam Is derived from tamil ❤️ LOVE TAMIL NADU ❤️ FROM KERALA ❤️
that's not quite true... malayalam was derived from the common ancestor of tamil and malayalam. all languages are constantly changing, including tamil. if a tamil speaker from today had a time machine and went back 1000 years, they would not be able to understand people speaking tamil. you can say spanish and portuguese were both derived from latin, but you can't say portuguese was derived from spanish.
@@MikeInliters we Tamil people can still able to read the 1000 year old inscriptions written on temples, we still speaking the same old Tamil in literature and books, only the speaking is modern
I am Assamese I can surely say that Tamil , Korean , Thai , Khmer Vietnamese & Malayalam are 70-80% similar to each other Jai Shree Krishna from Guwahati 🙏
The word pedar in Farsi, which is a member of the Vedic family of languages, comes from the Vedic word pitr. Europe’s Latin family of languages contains a large number of words descended from Vedic: Petar, pear, father, etc., have all come from the Vedic word pitr. Pitá means “he who rears”, or “he who protects”. From the word pitá comes the old Turkish word itá - in medieval Turkish atá/átá. Kemal Pasha did a lot for the people of Turkey so he was called Kemal Atatürk.
Everything has come out of India, it's an irrefutable fact. Persians and Indians are the same people, that's why the similarity between Farsi and Hindi.
There's no vEdiC fAmiLY oF LAnguAgeS.... And farsi ISN'T a part of the indo aryan branch, it's an iranic language.... Both are subparts of Indo Iranian languages.
Most Mysterious Language *Tamil* Language ~ Always Surprises All (Indian's Too) Note : But Some Powerful people's of India.... Trying to Hiding,Suppressing, Unrecognising ~ Only Tamil people's can Knowns these are happening in Tamilnadu ( Great Example is "Keelzadi" Excavation) *Tamil is the One nd only Oldest Living Legendary Language of South Asia*
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs lol I wonder what's your knowledge of history then. There is an evidence found recently of humans living about 3.5 lakh years ago in Chennai. Go research first.
@@StarkEdits11 evidence-"trust me bro" or whatsapp university? Civilisation is around 7000 years old only, before that humans were neanderthals. I guess maybe you have to look up what that means.
Aaraaroo aariraaroo, achhante/ammede molaaraaroo/monaaraaroo... Lullaby, mom/dad sings to the baby in malayalam, also came from Tamil. Well, malayalam itself came from Tamil. Best thing is the Tamil influenced accent, of malayalam speakers, in the border with Tamil Nadu. That malayalam accent is so melodious to listen to.
@@abhi_nav1525 Malayalam was indeed originated from Tamil. But kerala has got the habit of welcoming. So the influence of sanskrit and then English, may very well be seen with Malayalam. Since Trivandrum and then some region, were in Tamil Nadu before centuries, you can still feel that hybrid Malayalam-Tamil words,slangs and accents, along those borders.
Tamil and Sanskrit are 2 most oldest languages in the world. So, its natural that many other languages have similar words with these 2 languages. If you see, there is a lot of similarity between Sanskrit and Russian and German languages! Even, many words like Papa, Father, appa, Padre come from Sanskrit word 'Pita'. Even the word GOD in English has originated from the word Hutam from Sanskrit. Hutam -- Gutam (german) -- God.
The reasons of the two languages being similar is rooted millenia ago, when humans migrated to continents to search food and water! Dravidians led a lot of expeditions to China, Japan, Korea, etc; to either trade(either items or culture), for asking reinforcements, to send help or capture. Also, Aryan culture is believed to be spread throughout the world in Ancient times.
but bro don't get me wrong , I have a question. Our Tamil is oldest language I agree but if tamilians started Hinduism or not ? If yes then why all hindu scriptures are in sanskrit ?
@@rajsolanki9271 nobody started Hinduism , the sangam litrature and Vedic scriptures both explain that immortal sages ( rishis ,munivar ) they given us knowledge , they given us knowledge of yagna / havan , gods to worship , other rituals ,sects like shaiv , vaishav ,dance , martial arts Tilak , janeu ( dressing ) and even language
@@rajsolanki9271 in old tamil scriptures ,tamil connected with Agastya rishi , tamil thai ( or tamil mother figure) only established after Britisher , their was no such thing is tamil mother and Tamil superiority ancient tamil connected themselves with vedic sage and their leanage
But indian government says , heo Hwang ok was from ayodhya north indian princess 🥲 without showing proper evidence .... Every truth will come out one day 🙏,thank you korea times & jaby
We were upto Philippenes and Indonesia as late as 300 years ago, and ofcourse, we had a lot of influence in Japan and Korea too. So its not that shocking.
it's shocking for majority of the people because they haven't read an ounce of history lol. Apart from that people like us who loves reading about history n ancient world theories doesn't get shocked by all the similarities.
Thing is tamil is one of the most ancient languages and most languages are derived from it even regional and international ones....no wonder there would be similarities
the indian queen married the koreak king when she arrived there so yes tamil did have an effect on korean. infact it is said about six million koreans today are desended from them
Well, one common reason is trade! And the other reason they say and one more reason that seems to fit is that the queen who went from south Indian to Korea some 2000 years ago is that she is said to have taken a whole bunch of people with her like 5000-10000(numbers maybe bloated) people as her loyal caretakers. Like maids, bodyguards and other professions. So, its like a whole village or more has moved to another county. And they "the common people" mingled with the Korean common people like shops, education and every day activities to mix Tamil into the Korean language because of every day use. So, it may have unintentionally spread through out the region because everyone was interested in these new people and their culture. This theory fits perfectly!
Bro it is second....the first gonna be sanskrit....in every rituals and old books it is still chanted in sanskrit....so it's not dead yet....just because you want to praise your anything don't blabber anything....sometimes instead of prouding as a tamil try to be proud as an indian....don't always go on distribute things like many others
In history time, some intregral states in india now were seperate countries. Noteably tamilnadu - pandias, cholas and cheese ethnicity. In Korean history, the queen you guys talking about mentioned as she was brown skinned and she sailed in a boat with flags two fish diagrams on it. these denotes her ethnicity is pandias. pandias were pioneered in commodities trading, marriage is to scale up their bonding with other countries. It is also mentioned history novel called velpaari
By the way you've got to know one thing there lot of Tamil dialects where from different parts of tamil nadu , here's the list Chennai tamil , Kongu tamil madurai tamil , thirunelveli tamil and surprise also Srilankan tamil dialect (they use more textbook words) . In one dialect the APUJI work for Grandfather comes .
yeah. if you analyse till specific dialect you can find many common words in many languages. in sri lanka there's quite a bit of variations as well and also add malaysian/Singaporean tamil to the list as the tamils in the region lived for many generations and tamil is an official language in singapore
Just wanted Jaby to know that this intro to the video is the BEST! Initial Jaby face to start and then the J K logo is like starting a internet show. Music and everything is fine AF!
Not like that , middle East , European, iranian have influence in north india .... Bcoz they comes first & invaded . Most of north indian food ,culture looks like iranian , Arabs , middle East . .
@@blackpearl5834 you have some South Indian superiority issues, let me remind you something........only one out of 21 Param veer chakra winners in our 74 years of history is from South India......what does that say.....historically because of geographical reasons, Northerners are fighting the intruders first due to which Northerners are affected by them more and southerners are living more or like in peace....southerners had some fights but mostly with fellow Indian states which doesn't affect your culture........only a few against intruders.....hence when southerners are cherishing in peace ......Northerners are fighting with the enemy.....this is true even today....and I'm talking in generalized way, so whenever you have any southern superiority issues.....remember that
@@JaiSingh-dq6pz in ancient times there is no indian 😂,... Tamil kings seen Sinhalese as enemy as well as Mauryan ,Gupta's , Roman , Greek all are just foreign countries ... Vijayanagara kannada empire almost destroyed Tamil culture in Tamilakkam . Telugu Nayaks stopped Tamil chants being chanted in Tamil temples and imposed Sanskrit into Tamil temples . .. . Marathas erased 1000 years old chola paintings in Tanjore big temple and repaint it with Marathas style ...Marathas destroyed 1000 years old Tamil inscriptions and replaced it with Marathi inscriptions ..Etc......
@@blackpearl5834 you're spamming the comment section with the whole "outsider" BS, but you do realize that even Indus Valley Civilization also was created by West Asian migrants who entered the subcontinent FROM OUTSIDE. Stop with the whole "wE nAtiVe, tHey oUtsiDerS" BS. Genetically, most of the subcontinent is quite NATIVE, because AASI is the most dominant ancestral component in south India as well as Middle India(ganga region). These two regions make up the majority of the subcontinent.
Oh yesss i have seen this video. But as someone who knows Tamil and watches kdrama, i have been taught not to be suprised at these similarities. ❤️😂 P.S. There are other videos which are more definitive in elaborating the similarities.
Ankor wat temple in cambodia was built by tamilian progenies,,who married local ppl and build an empire not only in camodia,indonesia,burma,,these places too
I just finished watching a video showing the same words in sanskrit and Romani (gypsie) language. Romani people know their ancestors migrated from west India to west to Middle East, Europe and Central Asia!
Steppe pastoralist Migrated to Indian subcontinent If a 5000 years old skeleton from Indian subcontinent does not contain any steppe pastoralist gene That means Indo - European language did not originated from Indian subcontinent
Out of India Theory has been proven wrong by scientists and geneticists long time ago Romani people have steppe pastoralist gene Romani people do not have any Ancestral South Indian Gene or Indian hunter gatherers gene in them
There's also another word that first struck me, "Aboji". In my culture too Abbuji is a formal way of calling your father, Abbu meaning father and "ji" being an honorary suffix.
Haha new information to me! So interesting! Eventually we are related. You might have heard our Khmer culture has great benefitted from Ancient Indian, and in the myth our father was (maybe) Tamil Indian, and our mother was a local Khmer, the first Khmer nation was Funan, then Chenla and Khmer empire, after the fall of Khmer empire, only Cambodia has remained while the Khmer has been scattered to many neighboring countries like Thailand, Southern Laos and Southern Vietnam. I'm their descendant in Mekong delta ^^ Hello and greetings from Native Khmer in Vietnam.
THERE ARE SIMILARITIES IN ONE CULTURE AND LANGUAGES TO ANOTHER!!!! THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES IN THIS WORLD!! BUT THIS VIDEO IS AN UNNECESSARY FUSS WITHOUT ANY REASON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣
@@anuraggarad6819 go school & learn again about "Indo European language family" .... Sanskrit is southern part of indo-iranian branch . Proto European ⇒Indo European ⇒ indo Iranian⇒ indo Aryan ⇒ Sanskrit+Pali ⇒today north indian languages
It's still considered as kinda an urban legend about an indian princess marrying a Korean...but there's more than whats needed as a proof to convert the legend to reality. I really wish the govt from both sides working on it.
All the world languages are derived from either Sanskrit or Tamil except Native American and native African languages, no matter which one is older but both are Indian languages
@@randomindianfandom1667 yes I was just trying to say that ancient egyptian and old greek are also one of the older languages. Why do we Indians take offense outright and start schooling others when something is not said according to our favourable position
Native Americans are recent Asian migrants and they seem to look very close to the Naga people of India. They migrated to the Americas from Asia in the last 10,000 years by crossing the Bering strait.
That can be BC era sea trade. Recently received one old queen name "sempavalam". Oh yaa, it's absolutely Tamil name, currently also in use of many bodies. It's meaning, as copper coloured glowing sea stone. Also she came from aaya port. Aay - Old name of Kanyakumari district & near places & aay tribal kingdom. Also found in Korea, that Tamil brahmi epigraphical works about queen guardians & their details.
There is a similarity because there is a place in India, called "Ayodhya", a queen went to South Korea with her thousands of people to married a king who belonged to South Korea. that's why people interect and some people married to korean girl and tamil and korean mixed with each other
Korean Also has some similarities with Malayalam too. Although Unni is used to call someone who is a kid. Opa, is used in some families to call their Older Brother, Appa/Acha is used to call Dad. Amma for Mom.
@@msaruthra No, Malayalam doesn't come from Tamil. Both Tamil and Malayalam formed from a common ancestral Proto-Tamil-Malayalam Language. There are several Malayalam Words which don't even have any Tamil or Sanskrit Origin. Moreover it's a classical Language. Sanskritised Malayalam is called Vatamozhi. While Pure Malayalam is called Pacha Malayalamozhi
@@adityanrajesh2634 lol 😂 there is no such as thing called proto - tamil- malayalam rubbish... Its a hypothesis theory no any concrete evidence for this bluff... And more over tamil is the oldest dravidian language that retained its roots without adopting sanskrit features... Malayalam is just a Western dialect of tamil heavily influenced by sanskrit.... And technically malayalam is not a classical language... Expect sanskrit and tamil none of the Indian languages aren't classical language its all by political push not by merit.. Can you tell me the first attested malayalam literature lol 😂..
Some Tamils say that the "queen" from Tamilnadu who married Kim Suro was the youngest of four sisters of Yeshua ("Jesus"). She has several titles such as "Suriratna" and "Sembavalam"; and in Korean histories, she is referred to as Heo Hwang-ok. They were married in Kanyakumari district of Tamilnadu in 48 CE after their union was arranged by Thomas, the disciple of Yeshua. After the marriage, they travelled to Korea with a fleet of 324 ships loaded with goods, artisans, and even an army. The goal was to create a self-sustaining community in the southern coast of Korea that would be a leading trading nation. Both of them had visions of marrying someone from a foreign land. Kim Suro is recorded in Tamil histories as being the chief of the Sura clan, which was a clan of sharkhunters in the navy of the ancient Pandiyan dynasty. Sembavalam's mother, Miriam, had been living in the kingdom of Parthia but was forced into exile after she was found pregnant before her marriage. They went to Tamilnadu. Did you know that the word "peninsula" is of Tamil origin? It is from the Tamil expression "Penin Sulai" which means "woman's womb". The Sura clan decided to occupy many of the peninsular regions of the world, especially those having large islands nearby, because this would allow them more protection against enemies. Thomas apparently decided that it would be best to protect this member of the holy family by having them marry the chief of the Sura clan, who were expert sailors.
Recently I've realised something funny. And that is Jabby can notice a slightest resemblance in two songs and declare that they are the same song or one of them is inspired by the other. I'm not trying to demean him and I'm not particularly talking about the songs played here as well. I have just noticed him always pointing out "this song sounds like or is inspired by that song" even though the only similarity might be something very basic like a few notes being the same or maybe the percussion being similar. What I'm trying to say is that the inspiration and sometimes many people call out things like plagiarism is not always the case even if it sounds similar to your ears. Since there are only a few basic sounds we use to make songs and those sounds are arranged and rearranged in several ways to make new music, finding two songs similar doesn't necessarily mean that one of them is inspired or worse plagiarised version of the other.
She is not Uttar pradesh Queen. She is Queen of fish flaged Pandyan Ay Nadu(present day Kanyakumari). Ayodhya is sanskrit nation but Ay Nadu is 100% Tamil country. Korea 🇰🇷 have Fish symbol in her place and Fish is a symbol of only Pandyas in India. Tamils even traveled to North&South America. Tamil = Korean Queen 👑👸👑 ✔️ Uttar Pradesh ≠ Korean Queen ✖️ Please respect Tamil Korean Queen as Tamil Korean Queen not as Uttar Pradesh Queen. Please🙏 respect and be honest. Tamils had relations with Greeks(Proof - King Padiyon of Greek), American continent(Proof - Mayan Of Sri Lanka/Eelam Father in law of Iravanan), Egypt(Tutankhamun of Egypt is a Tamil name Proof - Dutugamunu of Sri Lanka/Eelam), China Chola relations, Australian tribes & Tamils similarities, Manimekalai of Tamil and Goddess Manimekala, African languages & Tamil similarities, Sumerian & Mesopotamian relations, Ella & Alla Tamil words, Eesan & Esa(Present day Jesus) similarity, Hubble☪️(of Islam) & Chivan(Alla/அல்(ஆ) 🌜🌌)(Ella/இல்(ஆ) ☀🌄)(of Tamil) & Chi☯️(of China) similarities, Koreans🐟🐟, etc...
The best thing about covid pandemic Era is that we get to see more of Jaby and Achara. The videos are more fun when Jaby is joined by Achara than other guests. The guests haven't been same as earlier for Jaby lately.
That aarariraro word can be sung in many ways. But there are particular way that word is sung. That word is sung as a lullaby to make a child sleep. That word, pronunciation, elongating that word while singing n the tune of the song really helps to put a baby asleep. The tune can differ based on people n different generations sometimes. So the similarity is the word n the purpose it's used for.
So many similarities! Btw there's a similar video of Marathi and Persian, you should check that out too. North Indian languages and Iranian languages fall in the same language family.
THERE ARE SIMILARITIES IN ONE CULTURE AND LANGUAGES TO ANOTHER!!!! THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES IN THIS WORLD!! BUT THIS VIDEO IS AN UNNECESSARY FUSS WITHOUT ANY REASON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣
Absolutely there are a lot of Similarities between Pakistan and India because Pakistan itself was part of India for ages before the brit's amazing "Divide and Rule" hit us really hard. So yeah we have a lot of similarities.
not many people know that selucius, greek king, whose daughter Helena was love married to Chandragupta of mauryan empire, and finished enmity between the two kingdoms.
Yes, Scholars should invest to understand the history of similarities between Korea and Dravidian languages in both countries. In India, more specifically in Tamilnadu temple site, as others region within Dravidian/Deccan area have lost lot of artifact's and literature( that are generally part of temple structures) due to islamic invasion. considering, that TN is situated at south most of Dravidian land and was less affected by Invasion and destruction lot of Dravidian artifact's can still be found.
@@주환-p6h no one abandoned susumu no theory... Only there is questionary based on origin and common ancestry not on similarities...both these languages did have lot of similarities....
@@devirani6347 well, you can search by internet about it. And Ono couldn’t find any evidences of the theory. Now, most of scholars ignore this opinion.
@@주환-p6h none has officially igonerd only questioned the common ancestry which even a common man will disagree but there is lots of similarities which can't be denied. ..
It’s just general knowledge, in old times tamil Chinese and Romans’ were the apex civilisations after Egypt is gone ,, so no wonder every country now exists between them have the most influence from these 3
We sent our agents all over the world many years ago 😂😂😂
Ye sahi tha 😂😂
Nice one
Still we are on mission 😁😎
RAW agent...... as per our nikkamma padosi...😆😆😆
yogiji has been doing prachar for thousands of years wow
I'm not from Tamil Nadu, but I spent a good number of years there. When I first started kdramas, I was soo surprised at how similar Korean sounded to Tamil. Not just the words like Amma and appa but even the tone that they speak. It has the same rhythm to it. I immediately Googled it to know more. Honestly I thought I was a genius for pointing it out 😂
Appa and amma are even same in Kannada too..
I m nt even tamil but i spent 5-6 yrs in a tamil neighborbood, when i started kdramas i was surprised with the accent too it reminds me of tamilians
@@vj9497 not only appa more than 3000 words are there with similarities.. Evn ur kannada came from ancient tamizh 😎
@@vj9497 Kannada's mother is Tamil not Kannada is mother of Tamil.(I'm too a Kannadiga)
@@unknown98512 one thing I hate about Tamilians is how they always boast about their language,
Happy to watch it as Korean 😊
Yes jeevan
G1 ❤️
Heyyyy G1🔥🔥
Love your handle name
Hlo..im a Tamilian..and even we r happy to c this. Thank you guys..did a great job. 😊
கோடி ஆண்டுகள் தாண்டி வாழ்ந்திடும் செந்தமிழ் எங்கள் மொழியாகும்...❤️
That is an exaggeration
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs its just a Pro-Verb.
@@teakadai43 oh
You know i don't know tamil so youtube showed me the translated one, so it may mean different in english
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs translate verse says something else. It's not what that means.
It means.
The language which has survived for millions of years which is Tamil is our language.
That's the literal translation of it. Poetry may have a deeper meaning which I don't know.
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs yes ofcourse...
But till human exist this language tamizh live because every language has a root word from tamizh only ..
Including your hindi
Hay Achara, Thai and Tamil has a lot of similar words too, along with Tamilized Sanskrit words (words of Sanskrit origin that reached thailand through Tamil speaking people, thus modified according to Tamil grammer)
Wela/velai - time
Meen - Pisces/fish
Thaen - honey
Naliga/naligai/nazhigai - clock or unit of time
Nei - Ghee/butter
Thevtha/thevathai - angel
Phra/piran - devine/honorable
Maaryaat/mariyadhai - manners
Sami/saami - husband/god
Cheevit/Seevit - life
Prethet/pradesam - country
Phasa/paasai - language/dialect
Chathru/sathuru - enemy
Krot/krotham/virotham - anger
Kru/ guru - teacher/master
Pat/patram - ticket/deed
Iccha/icchai - jealous/lust
Rasi - luck/zodiac
Rathri/raathiri - night
Sandh/sandhiran - Moon
Arthit/Adhithya - Sun
Karuna/karunai - mercy
Vithayaalay/vidhaayaalaya - educational institution
Vitsavakom - vishvakarma - engineering
Aagaat/Aagaayam - Climate/sky
Aahaan/ aahaaram - food
Apparantly, a lot of letters look similar too, since Thai alphabet and the modern Tamil alphabet both evolved from the same Tamil-Pallava script
ล ல
ษ ஷ
บ/ป ப
ย ய
ร ர
ช ஜ 😄
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Wow...🥳
Yup because South Indian Kingdoms had such a big influence on South East Asia, before arrival of Islam Indonesia/Malaysia had south indian kingdoms ruling these lands and they had good trade too with Tamil Kingdom using sea routes.
Hey, interesting! In fact, Wela is time in Marathi as well. I love languages! 😄
Poodu மாமே 🤩💥👌👌
These Similarities are not just because of one queen. There was a lot of trade happening between india and Korea via tamilnadu. Trade on large scale lead to cultural exchange. Also there were Indian kings who had huge amount of influence in south east asia such as the chola empire.
"INDIAN KINGS" HUH?
THERE ARE SIMILARITIES IN ONE CULTURE AND LANGUAGES TO ANOTHER!!!! THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES IN THIS WORLD!! BUT THIS VIDEO IS AN UNNECESSARY FUSS WITHOUT ANY REASON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣
@@protapsen1910 SOME1 is jealous here🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@nortoned498 They are not only jealous but insecure at the same time! These are the types that call their neighbours, "father"🤣
@@nortoned498 JEALOUS🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!! WHY ???? IF YOU THINK PEOPLE ARE JEALOUS BECAUSE TAMIL IS SIMILAR TO KOREANS THEN MAYBE YOU NEED TO CHECK YOUR MENTALITY AND MAYBE YOU'RE JUST FAKELY PROUD WITHOUT ANY REASON!!! TAMIL IS GREAT BUT FOR THIS GET SOME REAL THING TO BE PROUD OF!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some of the other similarities between Tamils and Koreans are
Food & Dishes:
1) Pongal - Yaksik
2) Oorukai - Kimchi
3) Pidi Kozhukattai - Songpyeon
4) Oputtu - Hotteok
Art, Music, Games:
1) Ariro Ararariro - Arirang (Sung as lullabies for babies)
2) Kummi - Ganggangsulle
3) ila vatakal - deuldol deulgi
Traditions:
1) Tamil Traditions - Korean Shamanism Traditions (Similar)
2) Manivizha - Hwangap
3) Nadukal - Koindol
Women, Fashion, Beauty:
1) Pottu - yeongjigonji
2) Nethi Chutti - Jokduri
3) Poo jadai - Dodeurak Daengii
Other Similarities:
1) Twin Fish Symbol (Ancient Pandiya kingdom Flag - Korea Twin Fish symbols)
2) Woman Diving Mermaids - Jeju - Rameshwaram
Although these are just a few among a lot of other similarities, the two cultures and people have definitely been connected since ancient times when we look at the striking similarities which would only be possible by close ties and cultural exchanges.
History is the answer ...Those epic kingdoms like Cholas spread the culture across the sea. That's why there is this kind of influence .
Finally someone said it right
@@sweetgirlkanika50 yes...But Korean Influences are from Pandian Kingdom, Much more older than Chola's
But they used Sankrit not tamil for political reasons and interact with foreign kingdoms
@@schoolkid1809 But Chola's influence became large when they ruled ...Same like britishers and mughal left their influence on us that today our generation refuse to believe and deny the valour of our kings , emperor , question and make fun of our own beautifull vedic culture . But Cholas left a good impression overall the whole Malay peninsula and beyond .
@@schoolkid1809 it's just a influence and now it's a different country. I don't why there is so much obsession over this, indian influences are all over the world, we are from sanatan dharm so we were here when time begins so....
The Chola Empire(From Tamil Nadu) had conquered Indonesia and had great influence on South East Asia and even in some parts of Modern day China
தமிழுக்கும் அமுதென்று பேர் - அந்தத்
தமிழ் இன்பத் தமிழ்எங்கள் உயிருக்கு நேர்.!
Uyrikum mela or ner....
These similarities are due to trade and other cultural exchanges, Tamils has influence on south east Asia for a long period of time it is still visible in south east nations language and literature...
It was due to Chola Empire who ruled South east Aisa for around 1000 To 1500 years
An Indian princess who travel to Korea in 48 bc and their she marry a Korean prince,and they have 12 got title Kim and heo,now they are largest clan in Korea,but confusion is princess is from ayodha or ayuta a place in Tamil Nadu in india
@@RajeevKumar-oh8qv right.... Many believes she was from ayodhya...
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@@RajeevKumar-oh8qv I think the ayuta, place in TN, angle seems far more sensible if we're talking about language exchange. Do you have more info on this topic?
India had naval capability much before anyone . Suriratna was from Ayuta kingdom(current day kanyakumari) and not from Ayodhya
I don’t speak Tamil ... But Tamil Language is so interesting
Yup. Every language is interesting
Every indian language is interesting
Yep. Tamil is interesting ❤️
Tamil has a more Mysterious ~ hide Page's
@@schoolkid1809 ya bro also NASA declared that sanskrit is most scientific lenguage of our planet , so tamil is also interesting lenguage , but who created telugu , malayalam , kannada , hindi etc.....?
The queen heo Hwang ok (sem-bava-lam ) was Tamil princess from Ayuta, Pandya dynasty.
100 BC- 1AD
Chola Tamil kings & Tamna Jeju Korean kings were engaged in heavy maritime trade in 11AD - 12AD .
The bond between korean and Tamil continued for millenniums !!!!!!!!!!
Aay nadu in kanyakumari and south of kerala
I agree with jaby a 100%. Her voice is really calming too!!
Proud to be tamilian, the oldest language in the world
Oldest LIVING language. The language which is still spoken. There's a difference between _"oldest language"_ & _"oldest living language"_
@@Bridge_2702 oldest language,oldest living language, oldest surviving language , first language. All refers to one answer and everyone knows the answer
@@ripsanskrit3609 cope
Earliest Evidence of Tamil language is the Sangam Literature of around 300 BC
Earliest Evidence of Telugu language is found in Bhattiprolu Scrip of around 400 BC
Earliest Well recorded Evidence of Sanskrit language is from Syria under Mitanni Kingdom which ruled between 1500 and 1350 BC and which too is the Late Vedic Sanskrit. Vedic Sanskrit is even more older and the Oldest book being the Rigveda which was written more than 8000 BC back in the SaptSindhu Area of India ( as it is now a scientifically proven fact that Saraswati River has Died out 6000 years ago and was it in max Potential 10000 years ago which the Rigveda depicts ) . It reached Syria because of trade relations between Indians and West Europeans .
Evidence wise Tamil sits THIRD on the table but who even cares , the fact is Indian languages are the oldest and the mother of most of the Eurasian languages .
@Aaryan If you are talking about Kreatonverse , then he is proud of Mughals also and according to his previous comments Brahmins have changed history and Mughals are heroes of India 😂😂 😂😂 ( Mughals were ethnically Turks which Everyone knows )
TAMIL QUEEN SEEMBAVALAM.....🔥💯✨🙏🏼
For like the past 5 or so videos....Jaby has just been in the best of moods, and it's amazing to watch! Bless him.
The letter mixing confusion was this....
In Indian languages the vowel and consonants are combined to vocalise... Each consonant can vary phonetics from 13-17 different vocalisations according to the combining vowel...
Although all consonants doesn't necessarily combine with all vowels... But they are there
Korea and Tamil Nadu have many similarities in language & culture..u guys should watch another different video for this💜♥️
THERE ARE SIMILARITIES IN ONE CULTURE AND LANGUAGES TO ANOTHER!!!! THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES IN THIS WORLD!! BUT THIS VIDEO IS AN UNNECESSARY FUSS WITHOUT ANY REASON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣
Korea is similar to Tamil not only in language but culture, games and food as well
For example: 1. There are women sea pearl divers only in TN and Korea in the world since olden days. 2. Lifting a round cut rock with flat base to get married to a girl 3. Elongated ears which was only done in TN and Korea. 4. More than 500 exact words is similar but 3000 or so diagnosed to Tamil and Korean 5. Kimchi is similarly made to Tamil pickel, mandu etc 6. Girls game were small stone is thrown in the air and before it comes down quickly collecting small stones underneath and finally catching the stone which was thrown in the air, etc (for more info google) all thanks to history where Tamil princess married Korean king 2000 years ago, it is said she went with whole lot of people like personal workers, tailors etc
Also there's a lot of similarities bw Japan and Tamilnadu, like the cultural practices, words like many iruka etc and many more things
kingdom ayotha is modern day kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu i know many people believe it's ayodhya in uttar pradesh because it's has a same pronunciation but the truth is it's kanyakumari
AGENT - QUEEN HAE HWANG-OK ....
ROLE - SPREAD TAMIL in korea
Not only just tamil but other South Indian languages like Malayalam is also very similar , we malayalis can understand tamilans it's because malayalam Is derived from tamil ❤️
LOVE TAMIL NADU ❤️ FROM KERALA ❤️
Funny thing is Malaylis can talk in Malayalam and Tamils can talk in Tamil and yet we can understand each other.
that's not quite true... malayalam was derived from the common ancestor of tamil and malayalam. all languages are constantly changing, including tamil. if a tamil speaker from today had a time machine and went back 1000 years, they would not be able to understand people speaking tamil. you can say spanish and portuguese were both derived from latin, but you can't say portuguese was derived from spanish.
@@MikeInliters we Tamil people can still able to read the 1000 year old inscriptions written on temples, we still speaking the same old Tamil in literature and books, only the speaking is modern
@@aravindkumars6387 It's called diglossia... The older language is preserved by writing, but it's almost a different language.
Of course malayalis our blood related Tamils,chera nadu.
I am Assamese
I can surely say that Tamil , Korean , Thai , Khmer Vietnamese & Malayalam are 70-80% similar to each other
Jai Shree Krishna from Guwahati 🙏
The word pedar in Farsi, which is a member of the Vedic family of languages, comes from the Vedic word pitr. Europe’s Latin family of languages contains a large number of words descended from Vedic: Petar, pear, father, etc., have all come from the Vedic word pitr. Pitá means “he who rears”, or “he who protects”. From the word pitá comes the old Turkish word itá - in medieval Turkish atá/átá. Kemal Pasha did a lot for the people of Turkey so he was called Kemal Atatürk.
Everything has come out of India, it's an irrefutable fact. Persians and Indians are the same people, that's why the similarity between Farsi and Hindi.
Perhaps there is a similar relationship between Korean n Tamil as Farsi and Sanskrit
@@tanvirshaikh7415 arabic bhi related hai kya Hindi se .....I saw few Arabs speaking a bit hindi but understanding almost ......
@@seanmcbride1 *sAaR aCtuALLy tHe uNiveRsE aLsO gOt crEaTeD iN iNdiA sAaR pLeAsE bELieVe sAaR... pHeELinG pROd tO bE eNdiAn aRmY 🤩😍💪🏿💪🏿😎👈🔥👍🏻🥵🥵*
There's no vEdiC fAmiLY oF LAnguAgeS.... And farsi ISN'T a part of the indo aryan branch, it's an iranic language.... Both are subparts of Indo Iranian languages.
Most Mysterious Language *Tamil* Language ~ Always Surprises All (Indian's Too)
Note :
But Some Powerful people's of India.... Trying to Hiding,Suppressing, Unrecognising ~ Only Tamil people's can Knowns these are happening in Tamilnadu ( Great Example is "Keelzadi" Excavation)
*Tamil is the One nd only Oldest Living Legendary Language of South Asia*
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Nope.But if that makes you happy.Sure go ahead belive it lol.
@@thecryptohacker9976 Ur Comment Makes u happy 👌write ✍️ more comments like this
Na ninachatha apatiye comment la potrukiga 👍
Korean - Tamils - sumerians -
May Have common ancestral lineage .....
Thanks to our ancestors for saving tamil language from 2000 years🥰
Maybe more than 2000 years. ❤️
U missed a zero there.
@@StarkEdits11 now even human history is not 20000 years old😂
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs lol I wonder what's your knowledge of history then. There is an evidence found recently of humans living about 3.5 lakh years ago in Chennai. Go research first.
@@StarkEdits11 evidence-"trust me bro" or whatsapp university?
Civilisation is around 7000 years old only, before that humans were neanderthals. I guess maybe you have to look up what that means.
Aaraaroo aariraaroo, achhante/ammede molaaraaroo/monaaraaroo...
Lullaby, mom/dad sings to the baby in malayalam, also came from Tamil.
Well, malayalam itself came from Tamil.
Best thing is the Tamil influenced accent, of malayalam speakers, in the border with Tamil Nadu.
That malayalam accent is so melodious to listen to.
Malayalam is mixed with Tamil and sanskrit 🤔
@@abhi_nav1525 Malayalam was indeed originated from Tamil. But kerala has got the habit of welcoming. So the influence of sanskrit and then English, may very well be seen with Malayalam. Since Trivandrum and then some region, were in Tamil Nadu before centuries, you can still feel that hybrid Malayalam-Tamil words,slangs and accents, along those borders.
Feeling proud that the similarity between Tamil and Korean is spreading to wide range of people 💥. Thank you for making this video
Tamil and Sanskrit are 2 most oldest languages in the world. So, its natural that many other languages have similar words with these 2 languages. If you see, there is a lot of similarity between Sanskrit and Russian and German languages!
Even, many words like Papa, Father, appa, Padre come from Sanskrit word 'Pita'. Even the word GOD in English has originated from the word Hutam from Sanskrit. Hutam -- Gutam (german) -- God.
Sanskrit is most oldest language
@@psycho_pit Yeah, most probably!
@@psycho_pit nope brother
@@psycho_pit Tamil is the oldest language in the world, Tamil Born in India ~ Sanskrit Came after the Aryans Arrivals
@@schoolkid1809 Aryan Invasion or Aryan Migration theory is most probably fake, we all are one
That Aariro song is a very old lullaby in Tamil, Malayalam. If that Korean song is also a lullaby, that is something.
The reasons of the two languages being similar is rooted millenia ago, when humans migrated to continents to search food and water!
Dravidians led a lot of expeditions to China, Japan, Korea, etc; to either trade(either items or culture), for asking reinforcements, to send help or capture.
Also, Aryan culture is believed to be spread throughout the world in Ancient times.
Whether the Indus valley civilization was ArAryansor Dravidians like Hadappa civilization , Mohe-jo-daro etc.....
but bro don't get me wrong , I have a question. Our Tamil is oldest language I agree but if tamilians started Hinduism or not ? If yes then why all hindu scriptures are in sanskrit ?
@@rajsolanki9271 nobody started Hinduism , the sangam litrature and Vedic scriptures both explain that immortal sages ( rishis ,munivar ) they given us knowledge , they given us knowledge of yagna / havan , gods to worship , other rituals ,sects like shaiv , vaishav ,dance , martial arts Tilak , janeu ( dressing ) and even language
@@rajsolanki9271 in old tamil scriptures ,tamil connected with Agastya rishi , tamil thai ( or tamil mother figure) only established after Britisher , their was no such thing is tamil mother and Tamil superiority ancient tamil connected themselves with vedic sage and their leanage
@@greaterbharat4175 thank you very much bro ❤️👍 🙏 but I have one doubt what is the origin of Hinduism ?
In ancient Korea, the princess of Tamil Nadu took root in Korea. She is Kim's ancestor.
Proud to be a tamilan 😎i love korean language 😍 and always💜ᗷTS⟭⟬💜 💜🅐🅡🅜🅨⁷⟬⟭💜 how many army's are here?
Tamilnadu is India's best automobile manufacturer industry and best for export and many things about tamil culture
But indian government says , heo Hwang ok was from ayodhya north indian princess 🥲 without showing proper evidence ....
Every truth will come out one day 🙏,thank you korea times & jaby
because that queen went to korea is from a place AY near pondicherry. but vadakans telling it Ayothya , fools
We were upto Philippenes and Indonesia as late as 300 years ago, and ofcourse, we had a lot of influence in Japan and Korea too. So its not that shocking.
it's shocking for majority of the people because they haven't read an ounce of history lol. Apart from that people like us who loves reading about history n ancient world theories doesn't get shocked by all the similarities.
I was just writing that lmfao good to know
Sri Lankan tamil btw
Thing is tamil is one of the most ancient languages and most languages are derived from it even regional and international ones....no wonder there would be similarities
@Uniform Tango excuse me
@Uniform Tango bhai usne Sanskrit ke bare kuch bola hi nahi
Yup
@Uniform Tango I couldn't find the word Sanskrit in his comment! Could you please help out??
Well sanskrit is the oldest language to exist while tamil is the oldest living language🤝
the indian queen married the koreak king when she arrived there so yes tamil did have an effect on korean. infact it is said about six million koreans today are desended from them
Well, one common reason is trade! And the other reason they say and one more reason that seems to fit is that the queen who went from south Indian to Korea some 2000 years ago is that she is said to have taken a whole bunch of people with her like 5000-10000(numbers maybe bloated) people as her loyal caretakers. Like maids, bodyguards and other professions. So, its like a whole village or more has moved to another county. And they "the common people" mingled with the Korean common people like shops, education and every day activities to mix Tamil into the Korean language because of every day use. So, it may have unintentionally spread through out the region because everyone was interested in these new people and their culture. This theory fits perfectly!
As a native tamilan, some of the tamil words mentioned here are not even tamil .Like wth is "illu va"? It's inga va
There is no need to surprise because TAMIL is the oldest and living language in this world 😌😌 proud to be tamil 🙏🙏 VANNAKAM
Vannakam 🙏🏻
@@방탄소년단인도군 😚🤭☺️
Bro it is second....the first gonna be sanskrit....in every rituals and old books it is still chanted in sanskrit....so it's not dead yet....just because you want to praise your anything don't blabber anything....sometimes instead of prouding as a tamil try to be proud as an indian....don't always go on distribute things like many others
@@himanshu-ol7wq being proud of india iam proud of tamil ok and sanskrit it's not first get some knowledge ... sis
1-Sanskrit 🙄😑
In history time, some intregral states in india now were seperate countries. Noteably tamilnadu - pandias, cholas and cheese ethnicity. In Korean history, the queen you guys talking about mentioned as she was brown skinned and she sailed in a boat with flags two fish diagrams on it. these denotes her ethnicity is pandias.
pandias were pioneered in commodities trading, marriage is to scale up their bonding with other countries. It is also mentioned history novel called velpaari
I also felt that when i was watching Korean drama and movies , they have so similar words ,maybe that's why indian loving their shows and movies too 😁
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💜💜💜💜❤️❤️❤️✅✅✅✅💯💯💯✅✅🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 thank you 💖💖😊💖💖
The comperers are in brown colour ,they seems like our tamil people.
Our lovely tamil language is our breathing air and life.
By the way you've got to know one thing there lot of Tamil dialects where from different parts of tamil nadu , here's the list Chennai tamil , Kongu tamil madurai tamil , thirunelveli tamil and surprise also Srilankan tamil dialect (they use more textbook words) . In one dialect the APUJI work for Grandfather comes .
In Sinhala People also Call Appachchi for Father 😀
yeah. if you analyse till specific dialect you can find many common words in many languages. in sri lanka there's quite a bit of variations as well and also add malaysian/Singaporean tamil to the list as the tamils in the region lived for many generations and tamil is an official language in singapore
in sri lankan tamil there is a word called kachan which means peanut and in malay peanuts are also called kacan(pronounced as ka chang)
Proud tamilan🤘
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I love these reactions on non mainstream videos...
Just wanted Jaby to know that this intro to the video is the BEST!
Initial Jaby face to start and then the J K logo is like starting a internet show.
Music and everything is fine AF!
North India have influence in Central and West Asia, along with Middle East and South India have influence in South East Asia
Not like that , middle East , European, iranian have influence in north india ....
Bcoz they comes first & invaded .
Most of north indian food ,culture looks like iranian , Arabs , middle East .
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@@blackpearl5834 you have some South Indian superiority issues, let me remind you something........only one out of 21 Param veer chakra winners in our 74 years of history is from South India......what does that say.....historically because of geographical reasons, Northerners are fighting the intruders first due to which Northerners are affected by them more and southerners are living more or like in peace....southerners had some fights but mostly with fellow Indian states which doesn't affect your culture........only a few against intruders.....hence when southerners are cherishing in peace ......Northerners are fighting with the enemy.....this is true even today....and I'm talking in generalized way, so whenever you have any southern superiority issues.....remember that
@@JaiSingh-dq6pz in ancient times there is no indian 😂,...
Tamil kings seen Sinhalese as enemy as well as Mauryan ,Gupta's , Roman , Greek all are just foreign countries ...
Vijayanagara kannada empire almost destroyed Tamil culture in Tamilakkam . Telugu Nayaks stopped Tamil chants being chanted in Tamil temples and imposed Sanskrit into Tamil temples . .. . Marathas erased 1000 years old chola paintings in Tanjore big temple and repaint it with Marathas style ...Marathas destroyed 1000 years old Tamil inscriptions and replaced it with Marathi inscriptions ..Etc......
@@JaiSingh-dq6pz northerner fighting with enemy 😂 ....
Mauryans
Yes , in north west Greeks , east Kalinga s , in south Tamils .
@@blackpearl5834 you're spamming the comment section with the whole "outsider" BS, but you do realize that even Indus Valley Civilization also was created by West Asian migrants who entered the subcontinent FROM OUTSIDE. Stop with the whole "wE nAtiVe, tHey oUtsiDerS" BS.
Genetically, most of the subcontinent is quite NATIVE, because AASI is the most dominant ancestral component in south India as well as Middle India(ganga region). These two regions make up the majority of the subcontinent.
India was the motherland of languages , Sanskrit and Tamil bece the mother of Most of the languages from Latin and Greek to Korean
Oh yesss i have seen this video. But as someone who knows Tamil and watches kdrama, i have been taught not to be suprised at these similarities. ❤️😂
P.S. There are other videos which are more definitive in elaborating the similarities.
Yeahh..me too was super surprised...they way speaks korean slang exactly sync to way the sourthern tamil nadu speaks tamil...that was awesome
Indian :- We are everywhere even mars 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😂😂😂
First tamilan..
0:14..04:21..04:47..05:26
This is one of the reasons JaChara has a fanbase of their own 😂😂
Ankor wat temple in cambodia was built by tamilian progenies,,who married local ppl and build an empire not only in camodia,indonesia,burma,,these places too
I just finished watching a video showing the same words in sanskrit and Romani (gypsie) language. Romani people know their ancestors migrated from west India to west to Middle East, Europe and Central Asia!
Sanskrit is a Indo - European language
Steppe pastoralist Migrated to Indian subcontinent
If a 5000 years old skeleton from Indian subcontinent does not contain any steppe pastoralist gene
That means Indo - European language did not originated from Indian subcontinent
Out of India Theory has been proven wrong by scientists and geneticists long time ago
Romani people have steppe pastoralist gene
Romani people do not have any Ancestral South Indian Gene or Indian hunter gatherers gene in them
@@mscreationworks5787 he's talking about roma/gypsies. He isn't propagating OIT.
There's also another word that first struck me, "Aboji". In my culture too Abbuji is a formal way of calling your father, Abbu meaning father and "ji" being an honorary suffix.
South Korea an INDIA are really good strategic partners
Even North Korea(KimJong ununun.) Not speak against INDIA.
araro arariro was the lulliby which my grandma used to sing for me when i was little and that song hits directly in the feels
India has so many languages that there can be similarities to burps of people around the world...Canada for punjabis and Korea for tamilians
Wtf
That's a lame example.
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Haha new information to me! So interesting! Eventually we are related.
You might have heard our Khmer culture has great benefitted from Ancient Indian, and in the myth our father was (maybe) Tamil Indian, and our mother was a local Khmer, the first Khmer nation was Funan, then Chenla and Khmer empire, after the fall of Khmer empire, only Cambodia has remained while the Khmer has been scattered to many neighboring countries like Thailand, Southern Laos and Southern Vietnam. I'm their descendant in Mekong delta ^^ Hello and greetings from Native Khmer in Vietnam.
Tamil is one of the oldest languages in this world
One and only
Tamil is the oldest language in the earth 🔥
Tamil is the mother language of most of the language
THERE ARE SIMILARITIES IN ONE CULTURE AND LANGUAGES TO ANOTHER!!!! THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES IN THIS WORLD!! BUT THIS VIDEO IS AN UNNECESSARY FUSS WITHOUT ANY REASON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣
There are similarities in Marathi and Persian language too
What I didn't know I am marathi but didn't know
All are European language family nothing to be surprised
@@ripsanskrit3609 marathi European. Language 😂😂
@@anuraggarad6819 go to school . Learn language family
@@anuraggarad6819 go school & learn again about "Indo European language family" ....
Sanskrit is southern part of indo-iranian branch .
Proto European ⇒Indo European ⇒ indo Iranian⇒ indo Aryan ⇒ Sanskrit+Pali ⇒today north indian languages
It's still considered as kinda an urban legend about an indian princess marrying a Korean...but there's more than whats needed as a proof to convert the legend to reality. I really wish the govt from both sides working on it.
All the world languages are derived from either Sanskrit or Tamil except Native American and native African languages, no matter which one is older but both are Indian languages
There are other older languages as well like ancient egyptian and greek which are even older than latin.
@@Ram.k93 mr ram fyi Greek is influenced by sanskrit do research and then argue Egyptian is old but nothing is as nearly as old as indian culture
@@randomindianfandom1667 yes I was just trying to say that ancient egyptian and old greek are also one of the older languages. Why do we Indians take offense outright and start schooling others when something is not said according to our favourable position
Native Americans are recent Asian migrants and they seem to look very close to the Naga people of India. They migrated to the Americas from Asia in the last 10,000 years by crossing the Bering strait.
@@Ram.k93 it's because when we don't speak guys like aurangzeb east India company happen.
That can be BC era sea trade. Recently received one old queen name "sempavalam". Oh yaa, it's absolutely Tamil name, currently also in use of many bodies. It's meaning, as copper coloured glowing sea stone. Also she came from aaya port. Aay - Old name of Kanyakumari district & near places & aay tribal kingdom. Also found in Korea, that Tamil brahmi epigraphical works about queen guardians & their details.
That intro 😆😆😆
That is indeed a really pretty host, I agree with Jaby 100% 🔥❤️
There is a similarity because there is a place in India, called "Ayodhya", a queen went to South Korea with her thousands of people to married a king who belonged to South Korea. that's why people interect and some people married to korean girl and tamil and korean mixed with each other
Korean Also has some similarities with Malayalam too. Although Unni is used to call someone who is a kid. Opa, is used in some families to call their Older Brother, Appa/Acha is used to call Dad. Amma for Mom.
Malayalam comes from Tamil
@@msaruthra Tamil+Sanskrit = Malayalam 🤔... Maybe
@@abhi_nav1525 no only malayalam came from tamil not from sanskrit
@@msaruthra No, Malayalam doesn't come from Tamil. Both Tamil and Malayalam formed from a common ancestral Proto-Tamil-Malayalam Language.
There are several Malayalam Words which don't even have any Tamil or Sanskrit Origin. Moreover it's a classical Language. Sanskritised Malayalam is called Vatamozhi. While Pure Malayalam is called Pacha Malayalamozhi
@@adityanrajesh2634 lol 😂 there is no such as thing called proto - tamil- malayalam rubbish... Its a hypothesis theory no any concrete evidence for this bluff... And more over tamil is the oldest dravidian language that retained its roots without adopting sanskrit features... Malayalam is just a Western dialect of tamil heavily influenced by sanskrit.... And technically malayalam is not a classical language... Expect sanskrit and tamil none of the Indian languages aren't classical language its all by political push not by merit.. Can you tell me the first attested malayalam literature lol 😂..
The similarities in culture and words were initially found by French missionaries in 1908.. they have released a book on similar words and festivals
Happy to watch it as tamilan we loved Koreans 😍😍
Some Tamils say that the "queen" from Tamilnadu who married Kim Suro was the youngest of four sisters of Yeshua ("Jesus"). She has several titles such as "Suriratna" and "Sembavalam"; and in Korean histories, she is referred to as Heo Hwang-ok. They were married in Kanyakumari district of Tamilnadu in 48 CE after their union was arranged by Thomas, the disciple of Yeshua. After the marriage, they travelled to Korea with a fleet of 324 ships loaded with goods, artisans, and even an army. The goal was to create a self-sustaining community in the southern coast of Korea that would be a leading trading nation. Both of them had visions of marrying someone from a foreign land. Kim Suro is recorded in Tamil histories as being the chief of the Sura clan, which was a clan of sharkhunters in the navy of the ancient Pandiyan dynasty. Sembavalam's mother, Miriam, had been living in the kingdom of Parthia but was forced into exile after she was found pregnant before her marriage. They went to Tamilnadu. Did you know that the word "peninsula" is of Tamil origin? It is from the Tamil expression "Penin Sulai" which means "woman's womb". The Sura clan decided to occupy many of the peninsular regions of the world, especially those having large islands nearby, because this would allow them more protection against enemies. Thomas apparently decided that it would be best to protect this member of the holy family by having them marry the chief of the Sura clan, who were expert sailors.
Jaby's reaction is wholesome while watching these informative videos😂❤️
Wholesome?
Recently I've realised something funny. And that is Jabby can notice a slightest resemblance in two songs and declare that they are the same song or one of them is inspired by the other. I'm not trying to demean him and I'm not particularly talking about the songs played here as well.
I have just noticed him always pointing out "this song sounds like or is inspired by that song" even though the only similarity might be something very basic like a few notes being the same or maybe the percussion being similar.
What I'm trying to say is that the inspiration and sometimes many people call out things like plagiarism is not always the case even if it sounds similar to your ears. Since there are only a few basic sounds we use to make songs and those sounds are arranged and rearranged in several ways to make new music, finding two songs similar doesn't necessarily mean that one of them is inspired or worse plagiarised version of the other.
Tamil similarities all over the world 😀❤️👍
World king language Tamil Only ❤🔥💥
She is not Uttar pradesh Queen. She is Queen of fish flaged Pandyan Ay Nadu(present day Kanyakumari). Ayodhya is sanskrit nation but Ay Nadu is 100% Tamil country. Korea 🇰🇷 have Fish symbol in her place and Fish is a symbol of only Pandyas in India. Tamils even traveled to North&South America.
Tamil = Korean Queen 👑👸👑 ✔️
Uttar Pradesh ≠ Korean Queen ✖️
Please respect Tamil Korean Queen as Tamil Korean Queen not as Uttar Pradesh Queen. Please🙏 respect and be honest.
Tamils had relations with Greeks(Proof - King Padiyon of Greek), American continent(Proof - Mayan Of Sri Lanka/Eelam Father in law of Iravanan), Egypt(Tutankhamun of Egypt is a Tamil name Proof - Dutugamunu of Sri Lanka/Eelam), China Chola relations, Australian tribes & Tamils similarities, Manimekalai of Tamil and Goddess Manimekala, African languages & Tamil similarities, Sumerian & Mesopotamian relations, Ella & Alla Tamil words, Eesan & Esa(Present day Jesus) similarity, Hubble☪️(of Islam) & Chivan(Alla/அல்(ஆ) 🌜🌌)(Ella/இல்(ஆ) ☀🌄)(of Tamil) & Chi☯️(of China) similarities, Koreans🐟🐟, etc...
The best thing about covid pandemic Era is that we get to see more of Jaby and Achara. The videos are more fun when Jaby is joined by Achara than other guests. The guests haven't been same as earlier for Jaby lately.
Well Tamil and Sanskrit are pretty much the roots of most languages
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But Sanskrit was from indo Iranian ..
Root for Sanskrit is iranian ,
@@blackpearl5834 that is complete BS..inline with the "Aryan invasion" theory
@@user-jn7bq8wh1e just like ramayanam and mahabrath
@@ripsanskrit3609 dead shot reply bro
That aarariraro word can be sung in many ways. But there are particular way that word is sung. That word is sung as a lullaby to make a child sleep. That word, pronunciation, elongating that word while singing n the tune of the song really helps to put a baby asleep. The tune can differ based on people n different generations sometimes. So the similarity is the word n the purpose it's used for.
So many similarities! Btw there's a similar video of Marathi and Persian, you should check that out too. North Indian languages and Iranian languages fall in the same language family.
Because we have the same DNA and 90% non African males have Indian Haplogroup DNA.
THERE ARE SIMILARITIES IN ONE CULTURE AND LANGUAGES TO ANOTHER!!!! THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES IN THIS WORLD!! BUT THIS VIDEO IS AN UNNECESSARY FUSS WITHOUT ANY REASON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣
Absolutely there are a lot of Similarities between Pakistan and India because Pakistan itself was part of India for ages before the brit's amazing "Divide and Rule" hit us really hard. So yeah we have a lot of similarities.
Tamil Kings Ruled Most Of Counties👑
When in ur dreams aa hahaha 🤣🤣😂
@@kishorevonguru5700 go and study about the chola empire. You will get your answer.
@@kishorevonguru5700 most of the present day South East Asian countries were part of Tamil Cholas Empire
@kishore vonguru moron Telugu Abbhaii... You're the kind of person who fires the house when your entire family is inside!
@@leokp2796 what kid 🤣😹 I'm not interested in this silly things. U fight and boast . We will silently see and laugh.
not many people know that selucius, greek king, whose daughter Helena was love married to Chandragupta of mauryan empire, and finished enmity between the two kingdoms.
This world and this universe
All the mystery in Tamil
One day will know real truth of Tamil 😇🙏
(Tai Khampti) from Arunachal Pradesh has direct roots with Thailand/Myanmar. Basically whole Northeast India has some connections with southeast asia.
தமிழ் 🔥🔥😍😍❤❤
It's because in chola dynasty tamils were everywhere in south east Asia...they have Tamil influence
Thank yoy for reacting. Because of you guys we got to know some important knowledge and facts.
I RESPECT WHO WERE INVOLVED THIS..... SERIOUSLY THE BEST PEACE THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN ON TH-cam HEARTS OFF TO YOU
Indian and Korean musical instruments and sounds are same
Yes, Scholars should invest to understand the history of similarities between Korea and Dravidian languages in both countries.
In India, more specifically in Tamilnadu temple site, as others region within Dravidian/Deccan area have lost lot of artifact's and literature( that are generally part of temple structures) due to islamic invasion. considering, that TN is situated at south most of Dravidian land and was less affected by Invasion and destruction lot of Dravidian artifact's can still be found.
No. This theory was abandoned
In 1980s.
And there are too many errors to compare these two languages.
I reccomend you to watch the video just
for fun
@@주환-p6h no one abandoned susumu no theory...
Only there is questionary based on origin and common ancestry not on similarities...both these languages did have lot of similarities....
@@devirani6347 well, you can search
by internet about it.
And Ono couldn’t find any evidences
of the theory.
Now, most of scholars ignore this opinion.
@@주환-p6h none has officially igonerd only questioned the common ancestry which even a common man will disagree but there is lots of similarities which can't be denied. ..
i am tamilian and suprisingly i was surprised lol
It’s just general knowledge, in old times tamil Chinese and Romans’ were the apex civilisations after Egypt is gone ,, so no wonder every country now exists between them have the most influence from these 3