How Do People Spend Their Time in the Bogd-Khan Mountain? | Easy Mongolian 5

[@aformerogr]

I've never heard Mongolian before, such an interesting experience.
And yeah Hiking is very good for health in general.

[@user-pc4i8ege55]

Very interesting! Cyrillic being the script of my native Russian, I couldn't follow the subtitles, it was hard to match them with the sound of speech. Maybe, only "squirrel and grasshoppers" were relatively easy to discern :) Thank you!

[@leor.leonhardt2229]

It sounds like some oriental language mixed with Icelandic and written in Cyrillic. Amazing.

[@rovrov6150]

Es un mix de lenguajes, sonidos y literatura.

[@prizraksladkoin]

Thanks a lot for this video! Please, make more content like this! There literally no learning material for intermediate level Mongolian. This is really helpful!

[@yassies9640]

They all seem to speak to calmly in this interview it's such a relaxing sounding language wow? Also they're such active and healthy people it's inspiring

[@yasashiihitodesu]

Ich liebe den Klang der Pausen stimmt, die Aussprache und wie die Wörter herauskommen, gefolgt von einem rauen tiefen Atemzug. Sehr interessant!

[@sharmainekoh1751]

Interesting language and people!

[@sircourgette]

Thank for these videos, even though they come out infrequently they're very useful in my attempts to study Mongolian, since there aren't many resources for this wonderful language

[@heitorb7765]

Awesome video and awesome language !!!

[@dimitrapl.9615]

That's the first time I listen to this language, I personally learn Russian and some letters sound quite different than in Russian, also the language itself sounds so quiet but it's still interesting!

[@wanderleyalves7136]

So awesome!!! 👏👏🏿 From 🇧🇷

[@йескелавеижнас]

Ещё русские субтитры,совместно с монгольскими было бы круто.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ZhenyaZhks]

it sounds like a mixture of kazakh and korean to me! very cool

[@eduardoo31]

why did most of them talk like someone's sleeping nearby? hahahaha. love mongolian, such a beautiful language

[@nomgoljinganzorig4093]

Mongolians are such a shy people as I'm Mongolian myself. We usually don't face to cameras and interviews.

[@Jerry113]

very cool

[@stanisawpodolski107]

Interesting, sounds a bit like speaking from the back

[@giuseppecorleonenguyen6037]

They are surprisingly alike Korean in traditional way

[@dbuc4671]

Mongolian is, hands down, by far, simply the most peculiar sounding language ive ever heard lol

[@rrakara]

That 'л' is soo unique

[@gerald4013]

no since it also exists in Welsh, Kalaallisut, Icelandic, Nahuatl...

[@skamiikaze]

@@gerald4013 its not terribly common though, those languages arent widely spoken

[@alexfelker1348]

This language sounds like a mix between Arabic and Germanic languages. So different!

[@edwardvictorau]

Mongolian has a lot of throaty sounds

[@Erik_Emer]

I'm learning Russian, and Mongolian Cyrillic is like if French and Irish has a child that was born using the USSR because
where the heck did some of the consonants and vowels go.

[@peterkang1960]

몽골의 문자는 러시아 문자 인건가 ?

[@moussaoumarwardaymy8669]

من أين أنتي

[@Wargoat6]

It's sad that they have to hike to get away from the pollution.

[@nomgoljinganzorig4093]

I now realize that Mongolians use so much 'filler words' such as нөгөө, бол, болбол, тэгээд...

[@alexandre_pt]

My throat hurts

[@bartk1565]

It sounds like a mix of Chinese and Russian

[@Molr026]

I don’t see chinese in mongolian

[@lijiawang2798]

As a native Chinese, I would say it’s a mix of Russian and Korean. lol

[@pragueexpat5106]

@@lijiawang2798 As a native Mongolian who understand basic Russian, I'd say it doesn't sound like any of those languages.