Similarities Between Gilaki and Talysh
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Talysh and Gilaki belong to the Caspian branch of Northwestern Iranian languages, which are primarily spoken in northern Iran and south-eastern Azerbaijan. In this video, we showcase some of the commonalities between them with Helen and Yasaman representing Gilaki, and Jeyhun and Kenul representing Talysh.
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Jeyhun's Instagram page: / jeyhun.heydar.rokadis
Kenul's TH-cam channel dedicated to Talysh:
/ @talyshtalks
The Talysh language (تالشی / Tolışə / Tолышә) is classified as a Northwestern Iranian language and is primarily spoken in the southern regions of the Republic of Azerbaijan, as well as the northern parts of the Iranian provinces of Gilan and Ardabil.
The Gilaki language (گیلکی / Giləki) also belongs to the Northwestern branch of Iranian languages and is primarily spoken in Iran's Gilan Province.
Talysh and Gilaki belong to the Caspian branch of Northwestern Iranian languages, which are primarily spoken in northern Iran and south-eastern Azerbaijan.
If you speak a language that we've never featured andare interested in being part of future videos, please follow and message me on Instagram: instagram.com/bahadoralast/
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Jeyhun's Facebook page: facebook.com/jeyhun.heydar
Jeyhun's Instagram page: instagram.com/jeyhun.heydar.rokadis/
Kenul's TH-cam channel dedicated to Talysh:
th-cam.com/channels/57JKKYQ2xjBCGW_FffsOvQ.html
We need to get freedom for the 60 million Talysh people living in Azerbaijan
I liked this a lot especially because I've been interested in languages of Caucasus
Bahodar plz plz make next video on Similar words between Marathi and kannada because both of them are from different language family but they have many common words 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@anupam6720 would they just be loanwords from Hindi into Kannada? Plus loanwords from Persian and Arabic
can you compare Swedish and other Scandinavian languages but all of them together at once
I am happy to take part in Gilaki-Talysh comparison video and represent Talysh.
Thank you Bahador!
So happy to have you be a part of it! Thank you Jeyhun!
@@BahadorAlast please if possible make one with Talysh, Gilaki, Tati and Zaza.
@@IranAzadLoading would be nice
Vé xos bè bra 👏🏼👏🏼
Very impressed by your knowledge.
As an Armenian, I love the minority Iranic languages like Gilaki, Talyshi, Tabari, etc. especially. There are so many similarities! Of course this applies to any Iranic language but these northern ones especially are so "familiar" in sound to me. Sending love to my Iranian brothers and sisters! Helen, Jeyhun, and Kenul were awesome. Great video as always Bahador jan!
don't forget Yasaman. She's great too. And very cute
Caspian languages and cultures share a lot in common with Armenian language and culture, as well as other South Caucasus groups.
Love Armenia from mullah-occupied Iran!
As an Arab, I love Armenians. Armenians are very much loved and respected in the Arab world. Can't to visit your country.
There was an Armenian priest in guilan called Arsen who we know him as a hero because he helped people very much
Every year people gather in center of city in the day he passed and respect him
Thank yoy my armenian brothers
Being a part of this was the best experience ever. Thanks again Bahador jan!
Thank you for introducing us to this channel🤞🔥
My pleasure Helen jan! Thank you so much for being a part of it!
چیو دقیقن معرفی میکنی؟
Great job 👏🏻
@@ardeshirbabakan9034 با کی هستی؟
I am an Iranian Tat and many of the words mentioned are in the Tat language.
qədim azərbaycan dili
@@Farrukhsiyar159
That's right👌
تاتی زبان باستانی و ایرانی (آریایی) مردم آذربایجان بود که ترکی جایش را گرفت من از رشت هستم تا اونجا که میدونم اطراف زنجان هنوزم تات زبان ها زیاد هستند
@@wedding.shomal8304 tat language is also spoken in Azerbaijan as well, particularly in many districts of Baku and Mountainous Shirvan region
@@wedding.shomal8304 but, as much as I know, Iranian tati and Azerbaijani tat languages are not exactly the same. Ironically, Azerbaijani tat language is closer to Persian and generally regarded as a dialect of persian
Being half Gilaki, I was so surprised and excited at the same time when I saw this. Thank you Bahador!!
💖💖 دستت درد نکنه بهادر جان
how do you say that in Gilaki?
@@jonam7589 تی دس درد نوکونه جان ٚ بهادؤر
@@siamakgilak3475 Ba sepas! Engar half gilaki, gilaki balad nist, faghat ingilisi.
@@siamakgilak3475این گیلکی نیست این رشتی هست تو حرف زدی رشتی ها گیلکی پاک حرف نمیزنن
Tayshi is my mother tongue and for me it is the most beautiful language in the world ❤️
what is your father tongue?
Ofc, if your mother tongue is english you will say english is most beautiful language in the world
Gilaki is my mother tongue!
@𐭐𐭓𐭇𐭕 Where ?
@ܕܐܝܠܐ Lol moron no it ain't. 🤣
But I'm Azerbaijani from my Paternal side, and Gilak on my Maternal side!
Greetings from Northern Iranic Zaza people of Anatolia ❤🙏🏻 thanks for this great video its made me feel emotional to see Talish and Gilak brothers I wish we were live together again 😢❤🇮🇷
❤❤❤❤
Love Zaza brothers🇮🇷❤️
Long live all iranic tribes
@@hakhamanesh4036 ❤🙏🏻
Zaza ❤️ Talysh ❤️ Gilak ❤️
My native language TALYSH❤️
Thanks a million 🤗🤗🤗
How many Talysh are left in Republic of Baku who can still speak their language fluently?
@@Mokh7777 Not a single. Because there is no such country as Republic of Baku. But in the republic of Azerbaijan, plenty.
Republic of Baku have a 2 million Talysh
I am half Kurmanji and half Dimili Zaza from Siverek. I speak mostly Kurmanji but also know some Dimili. I heard allot of words similar. For example bıshi in Talysh is like Kurmanji bıçe for go. Uyeh in Gilaki is like uca in Dimli. Or jîr in Gilaki is very similar to jêr in Kurmanji and both mean down.
In Kurmanji + Dimli both we use pird for bridge, keçık in Kurmanji and Keynek in Dimli for girl. I am not sure but I think in Sorani Kurdish they use Kiji for girl like Gilaki Kija.
Lol you are half kurd thats why calling kurd to my Iranic Zaza people ? As a Zaza I understand Talishi language more than Kurdish and I cant even talk with my kurdish friends and neigbours btw I am also From Siverek and We are iranic ZAZA people 🇮🇷🙏🏻 we proud of this
@Dhurata Dora Dont get tired sister he already wrote that he is kurd but he call you turk if you say that you are Zaza 😁 I have video Similar between Zazaki and Talishi languages
I am Zaza from Gerger we are Iranic Zaza people we are not kurd stop kurd propoganda in every Talish and Zaza videos We Zaza people are iranic and we proud of be iranic 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
@Dhurata Dora You don't have a purpose in life do you? Why don't you comment in one instead of spamming the comment section with multiple replies? Apparently you are a girl but the way how you communicate proves clearly some boy ia sitting behind the keyboard. You are a Turk who claims multiple identities and to be of different gender. And you like your own comments with your other sock accounts. This is why no one likes you r people. You are just pathethic to claim you are something what you obviously aren't. I clearly stated I am half Dimli half Kurmanji. And yes I know I am a Kurd, thank you for pointing that out Mr. Obvious. But whatever makes you happy. I see you have invited another of your sock account friends.
@Dhurata Dora Ju kısa esta suk dê ma vanê " Kırdasi Çıllık Masi" hahah 😅 adam yarı kürt diye Zazalara kürt diyor benim babam rus annem zaza olsa bende zazalara rus derdim galiba 😂 düşünmekten aciz bir topluluk Kürtçe dedikleri dil %50 farsça %20 arapçadan ibaret 🤣💪🏻 Ma Zazayê Zonê ma Zazaw guniya ma Zazaw Tarixê ma Zazaw Weşbo Zazaistan
I hear a lot of similarities with kurdish. Great channel Bahador.
Gilaki (bushu) - kurdish (bichu)
Gilaki (uyeh) - kurdish (lawe)
Gilaki (purd) - kurdish (pird)
Gilaki (kija) - kurdish (kij)
Gilaki (jir) - kurdish (jer)
Gilaki (nishtan) - kurdish (danishten)
It's really cool to hear similarities between different iranian languages.
I think this must be Sorani or some other Southern Kurdish dialect because in Kurmanji we say Keçık for girl. rûnıshtın for to sit and bıçe for go.
@@serdar3578 if You say keç it’s the same in sorani as kij
@@teknul89 That is what I wrote. In Sorani they say Kij which is softer in Kurmanji it is Keçik. Both mean girl.
@@serdar3578 of course Kurdish all the way From Bakûr to Rojava, Başûr u Rojhilat Kurd û Kurdistan :-)
@@serdar3578 To be fair, both kurmanci and sorani, since i'm a speaker of both. There are varieties of kurmanci. Kij is in my mothers tongue, kurmanci from a certain areain bahdinan. But I know kec is the more common term.
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video, dear Bahador. I am very happy to represent Talysh in this video. I look forward to our next Similarities Between soon. I wish you great luck with all your future projects.
Sincerely Kenul!
Thank you so much for being a part of it!! It was a pleasure! Thanks a lot ❤
Big love from Zaza people to our Talish brothers ans sisters
Love our Talysh brothers and sisters.
From Tajikistan.
Love from Azerbaijan to my Tajik brothers. I'm native talysh and we can understand you but several words
Чыхели бародар салам аз Толушон ба Точикон быжи Миллати ОРИЁН
Than you my turkic friend
Selom bə Tajikon
@@dertyp7916 tajiks are Persian not turkic
As a Kurdish i love the these languages! Naturally it is sounds so close to Kurdish (Kurmanji) like all Iranian languages. Greetings and Respect!!!
Greetings to you and all our Kurdish brothers and sisters all around the globe my dear
But please tell these to all of those whom believe Kurds are not Iranian and they are a different nation and their language has no ties to perisan language and they even openly talking about how hateful they are about persian language and Iran in general and how they are eager to anex kurdish speakers from Iran
@@alirezarezaei2976 bro why are you being pro-persian?
@@alirezarezaei2976
Sikeyim iranı.
Biz medleriz bizim Persler ile bir akrabalığımız yoktur.😂
@@alirezarezaei2976
Farsların bir dili yok. Heredot farsları kendi dilini bırakıp Med dili konuşan insanlar olarak yazmıştır.😂😂
@@GokhanGul-bx2wh Oh really
But the same Herodotus also mentions clearly that Persians speak Persians and their language is so close to the Scythians' language and when a Persian and a Scythian want to communicate they don't need a translator cuz they understand each other just fine so 2 things come to my mind
1. If they abandoned their language according to Herodutus as you say so then what type of language he describes that is so close to the Scythians?
2.If Scythians' language was so close to the Persians language as Herodutus mentions so they probably were both from the same ancestry and heritage so the Pan-turk claims about the Scythian's Turkish heritage is nothing but bullshit and of course all of these are accorded to the same Herodotus you mentioned.
And also Herodotus whom you mentioned was living in southern Anatolia (modern day Turkey) in Halicarnasus city and he was living in a time when you claim everything back then belonged to the Turkish people and yet he was Greek
So as you can see the population of modern-day Turkey is not even Turk
They are tukified Greeks, Armenians, Persians, Kurds, and others and yet claim all of them are Turks
Now tell me which language is fake?
Turkish or Persian?!
I don't know if should I feel sorry for you or laugh at you
Finally Talysh and Gilaki! I'm glad they will get some recognition
Thank you so much for this video. Talysh language is one of the oldest iranian languages. Talysh language is in the "SEVERELY ENDANGERED LANGUAGES" list of UNESCO.
This video may play a pivotal role in preserving the language
@@doncorleone3082 i hope so 💚 🤍 ♥️
I wish for a united Erān again and for all the beautiful Iranic languages to be preserved and returned back to their formal glory. 🙏🏻🤲🏼
Thank you for such a wonderful release and for your attention to my native language. For a long time I have been interested in related languages, their speakers and the area of their existence. And I must admit that I understood some words in gilaki even before dear Konul and Jeyhun. 😊 It turns out that we are even much closer than I thought. Thanks to friends and this episode, I opened your channel.
"Ez xwarinek xwar-didim, çimkî wehşî me"
The only difference is "wehşî" means hungry like an animal in Kurmanci Kurdish.
I catched some of the words too, but when i catch the whole phrase immediately, it made me so delighted :)
Thanks so much all the guys and big love to you all..
Salute and respect
Slav u rez 🖐
Aye, it is so close!
In Kurmancî, it'll be: "Min xwarinek xwar, ji ber ku ez birçî me"
berchi means hungry. vershi. liked to kurdish berchi
as a kurdish native I found most of so similar...please do Kurdish_Talyshi
Yes all of Azerbaijan's native language was Pahlavi (Northwestern Iranian) called "Old Azeri" (Old Azeri was Iranian not turkish)...which the remnants of it there today are Talysh, Tati, Kurdish
Talishi is similar with Zazaki %50 60 not with Kurdish
@@Zaza_Dimili its Hard for you that Zazaki is a Kurdish Dialect, right? Lol
@@ariankardux2072 not dialect
Ha ha ha idiot . As Kurmanci speaker i understand most of them . How many word do you understand as Zaza speaker . We kurmancs are not Kurd .
I am a Kurd from Dersim. We speak Kirmanj Zazaki. Some words are similar.
You are probably Zaza, not Kurdish.
@@mithridatesi9981
many zazas identify as kurds, like me anf 100 000s others.
Yes zaza kurdish,kurdish(goran,soran,kurmanc,zaza, hewreman....)
Buda yeni cikti yapilan dna arastirmalarinda bile bir fark yok eger sadece kurmanc kürtse niye sadece kurmanc dememisler,soran ve goranlar niye biz kürdüz diyor,biraz mantik,kürt genis bir yelpaza,kurmanclarda birbirini anlamiyor ,bir yerin kurmanci baska bir bolgenin kurmancini anlamiyor,dil uzerinden gidiliyorsa yani fark buysa eger
@Roger Stêrk lur kürt lehcesi değil bra
guney batı irani dil grubunda dir
OMG. New knowledge again, never heard of them. thanks bahador you rocks
I am zaza and i really enjoyed this video. So many similarities, especially with talysh. ❤😍
We Zaza people are northern iranic people and we are same roots with Talish and Gilaks
🐺(wolf)
Zazaki = Verg
Talishi = Verg
Kurdish = Gûr
🐔(chiken)
Zazaki = Kêrg
Talishi = Kerg
Kurdish = Mırishk
🐿
Zazaki = Sımborê
Talishi = Sımboə
Kurdish = sihorîk
🏠(house)
Zazaki = Keye
Talishi = kə
Kurdish = Mal
🤱(mother)
Zazaki = May/Mar
Gilaki = Mar
Talishi = Moə
Kurdish = Dayê
👰🏻(bride)
Zazaki = Veyv
Talishi = Voe
Kurdish = Bukê
🌨 (snow)
Zazaki = Vor
Talishi = Vor
Kurdish = Berf
Eid
Zazaki = Roshan
Kurdish = Cejn
Numbers 1,2,3..
Zazaki = Ju, Dıdı, Hirê
Kurdish = Yek, Du , Sê
Uncle
Zazaki = Ded
Kurdish = Ap
Friend
Zazaki = Imbaz
Kurdish = hewal
Neigbour
Zazaki = Imbıryan
Kurdish = Ciran
Came
Zazaki = Amê
Talishi = Omə
Kurdish = Xatin
@@Zaza_Dimili its Varg and Kerg in Gilaki aswell
@@IranAzadLoading Oh wow are you Gilak ? Bro much love from Zazaistan 😍🙏🏻 we are same roots I can speak a bit Gilaki language Poor Alish 😁❤
@@IranAzadLoading this @berkano person is kurd not Zaza people carefull he will say Zaza are kurd but dont believe in him ZAZA❤TALISH❤MAZANI❤GILAK
Thanks for always showing langauges that many people don't know about. This is educational for us who have not encountered them and also a great service for those who speak them.
much love to our brother and sister in talyshston from tehran
My family dialect of Juhuri(Jewish language from Dagestan)is similar,Khodo Komek🙏.
Juhuri is very close to Persian from what I gather, yes?
Thats awesome I never even known about that Jewish language. Im learning Yiddish now!
@@user-zh7yr1up8g is it tatic language?
@@faramarzkarimi9845 I have heard it referrdd to as judeo tat
@@EvaLasta yididsh is a germanic language
Thank you Bahador for bringing such endangered languages to public knowledge. I hope it raises awareness and the young generation try to preserve their language,because they are a cultural heritage. I'm also a Gilak and I speak the Daylamite dialect of Gilaki (aka Galeshi) wich is spoken in mountainous and foothill regions of eastern Gilan and western Mazandaran.
You are doing a great service to humanity Bahador! Very little is known about these language, but just this video alone has led me to do more research and I learned such valuable new info here and though what I've been researching. Thanks for your work.
Very good dear Bahador, I'm Talysh from shaft City in Gilan. Kenul & jeyhun are my best friends from north Talysh . Thanks a lot.
I‘m Gilak from Shaft!
wow this was so amazing, really appreciate it from Iran, hope other Caspian language comparisons are made, including Mazandarani and Gilaki and Mazandarani and Talysh, or even Semnani.
Also comparing the various Luri dialects and the Persian-Luri dialects of Khuzestan like dezful and shushtari and the Lari dialects and maybe also Laki.
Really loved this video and hope like this from Iran and the rest of the world.
Yeah I feel like Semnani is always left out from the NWerners lol
Do you stand with Rahbare moazzam the leader of the Muslim world Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei!?
@@muzaffarhaider5764whats that for a question?
شیمی جانهٔ ره بمیرم.بزیوی أمی برارن و خاخورن گیلۊن و تۊلۊش مئن✌️
Im Gilak(Deylamite dilect) Bahador Jan.Thank you for your efforts to share and show solidarity with all Iranic Langauges and show it to the people.Sepas From Amlash (Eastern Gilan City).I hope you make Kurdish, Gilaki,Taleshi and Tabari episodes about the similarity of these four languages☺️.
Zaza ❤ Gilak ❤ Talish
Talysh my mother language hello from 🇦🇿
Great to see lesser known languages brought to the spotlight
@@Id8570 Thank you. It is Aramaic script. I'm Assyrian.
@@Id8570 Yes, I am. What about you?
@@Id8570 Yes. That's right. Great and nice to meet you
Nice to meet you. I'm from Kerala. We have a huge Christian community here in Kerala, India who are one of the earliest Christian communities and became Christians due to influence of middle Eastern Christians. They use Classical Syriac language and script for liturgical purposes
@@user-zh7yr1up8g Which country are you from
Bahador! thanks for this, man. I'm a Gilak, and I'm very flattered that you finally did this. And I'm very glad that I'm seeing these young ladies living abroad are so good at Gilaki.
Talysh has three main dialects: Northern, Central, Southern. Central, and Southern dialects are only existed in Iran, Gilan province.
Gilaki has three main dialects as well: BiyəPəs(in the West of the SepidRud), BiyəPish(in the East of the SepidRud), and Dəyləmi which is spoken in Western and Southwestern mountainous areas.
But both of these languages are more like two dialect continuums. They differ a little bit from one region to the next one.
There's one important thing; Tabari people, people of Mazandaran and Gorgan, call their language Geleki, and I can mostly understand them. Today's linguists say that Gilaki is spoken across the Southern coast of Caspian sea, from Western Gilan to Southeastern Golestan.
Good thing you said that you are Gilak, looking at your name here I would have never guessed.
@@jonam7589 many people read comments without looking at the names
Tabari people (Mazanderanis) call their language Mazeruni or Tabari
@@jonam7589 oh! Just the genius behind this comment! It almost made me forget to laugh.
@@dunkens9575 yeah? You NEVER heard of Geleki? At least ask the elderly, they will tell you
Thank you so much for featuring both Talysh and Gilaki!
Talışlar sonradan iranileşmiş bir halktır. talışlar İskit dili konuşan insanlardır.
Talışların konuştuğu dil onlara ait değildir.
Cahil fahişe ben geloi kabilesindenim.
Kurmancız.
Gilanlar med soyundan geliyor.
Genetik olarak bu ispatlandı.
Gilanlar Med soyundandır.
Gilanlar kendi atalarından kalan bir dili konuşuyor..
Gilanlar Kimsenin ödünç verdiği bir dili konuşmuyor.
Medlerin soyuna ve hatırasına layık bir şekilde davranın. Aşağılık insanlar.
You guys are soo amazing. I proud of you all just because you know your mother language purely. God bless you❤️
This is so interesting! I wasn't expecting so many similarities with Armenian!
Face - Դէմք (Demk)
Woman - Կին (Kin)
To sit - Նստել (Nstel)
I - Ես (Yes)
Isn't "yes" - "ayo" in Armenian?
@@kabodra yes. But I, as in the pronoun, is Yes.
@@levonghanimian6684 oh okay. Clear👍
@@kabodra io YES`m= yes I`m
Zazaki we says Kina - Keyna for woman
Love you all. Great clip Bahador jan. Dorood!
P.S. Didn’t realize how much Talysh I was able to pick up in addition to Gilaki so easily just from Persian alone. Long live the Indo-Iranian language family ❤️
Because we are persianized from you semites bro even I as a Gilaki speaker have problems to understand pure gilaki and you want to tell me that you understand it
Wonderful group from Azerbajan and Gilaki I enjoin the way they are communicating,
Thanks for sharing this video.
From Astara, Iran
Astar Salamtta is Oseti Alani
AstarTa osetinski big
Thank you bahador for keeping the good work. I don’t speak any related language and I enjoyed a lot, it’s really interesting! You are really a great guy
I am Azerbaijanian Talysh🦁☀️
Uy vəhşi
Thank you very much to Bahador and the guests for an amazing comparison between my ancestral languages! You guys rock!
Even in Fars province( parsa), Syrd “ ladder” is sometimes being called: syd
Very interesting comment from Jeyhun about the Scandinavian terms. In Swedish it's kvinna. This is an Indo-European cognate shared by many languages, even outside of Scandinavia. In Armenian, it is "kin", for example.
Interesting I’ve also noticed Gilaki and Talyshi are the only Iranian languages that call wolf as verg which is similar to nordic varg. Indeed there are other similar words between Caspian and Nordic languages as they’re both Indo European but those words are usually similar between other Iranic languages as well.
Bro, maybe our grand grand grand fathers are live together. Our languages came from same language family. I'm a native Talysh and I believe that my roots were came from Scandinavia. I hope one day I can visit all Scandinavia
@@ilknurbabaev Aryan people originate from Iran (Land of Aryans) and Caucasus not Scandinavia. Leave Scandinavia for Viking thieves
@@ilknurbabaev Scandinavian came from Plateau of Iran , modern gentic research show j2 , R1a , R1b , i , first time founded in Iran and Scandinavian scientists say : Scandinavia people migrated to Scandinavia from Iran
In Tati Takstani, this word is referred to as "kiyoniye" or "kiwoniye", which means the lady of the house.
As a Zaza I thanks you all Guys 🙏🏻 We Zaza People proud of be Northern Iranic People our language is closer to Talishi %50 - 60 I almost understood all Talishi words 😍 viva Iranic People especially Talish Gilaks Tabaris Zazas
Northern Iranian are Extinction , Scythian , sarmatian and Alan are Northern Iranian.
This language (Zaza , gilaki , talysh ) are western Iranic , part of North (North western Iranic)
I am Zaza too apparently we came from where Gilan is and traveled west but i dont know how right this is but linguistically there is definetly a connection
@@cheg6057 my friend I have a theory there was a time all these languages were closer too kurdish but got persianized and thst could build a connection because we are genetically closer to kurds and you than Persians
@@dertyp7916 where are you from bro? Gilan?
@@cheg6057 yes I‘m from Gilan and now in Germany we are all northwest iranian languages and have the same ancestors and genetics kurds, azeri, baloch, talysh etc.
Salam! Enjoyed the video. My suggestion is that the sentence guessers share their version of the sentence - because it would be very interesting to compare both versions afterwards
Greetings from Gilan Province! Thanks for the amazing video, It's been a long time that I was waiting for a video related to Gilaki! 🌷🌷
Love you from Armenia
I like iranic languages
Love our Armenian cousins 🙏💙
@@hosseinsadeghi2468 cousins? really
@@lofibaloch52 Ermenice, ARYAN dil grubunda yer alır.
Thank you so much for making us aware of languages we didn't know existed!
Greetings from Azerbaijan to the whole world! Azerbaijan is a multinational country. Talysh, Turk, Avar, Lezgi, Jewish, Tsakhur, Ingiloy, Kurd, Tat, Rutul, Malakan,Khinalugs. And these nations are the beauty of Azerbaijan.!
None of them could save their language due to Aliev nationalism policy
@@moda1496all of these languages are spoken in Azerbaijan
Long live Talyshestan ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Talyshestan ❤ Zazaistan
Talysh native province is just Azerbaijan. Same with Tats.
Thanks for sharing.
In Kurdish "Sorani"
We use also :
3:35 = There = ewê / ئەوێ
5:33 =Bridge= pîrd / پرد without A or ê between P and R "Prd"
9:20 =Girl= "Kij"=کیژ or Kîç = کچ
10:44 =To not bring= Nêhawêrdê= ، نەهاوەردە or bring it= Hawêrdê = هێنان /هاوەردە=Hënan
12:20 =Down/Under= Jêr=ژێر
13:11 = To sit= nîşin= نیشین or Danîştîn = دانیشتن
14:10 = Here= êrê = ئێرە
15:56 = Baran dêbarêt = باران دەبارێت = which means "it's raining"
21:26 = the word " pala" we say Pîlaw=پڵاو
23:32 = Az xorek hardêdem = Êz= "I" in inglish which is also we use in kurdmancy
xorek or xorak = meal = we say also xorak=خؤراك
hardêdem = eated = xoardîm=خواردم
Az xorek hardêdem = mîn xoardnîm xoard, çunkê bîrsim bu or mîn xorakîm xoard, çunkê bîrsim bu
من خۆواردنم خوارد چونکە برسیم بو / من خۆراکم خوارد چونکە برسیم بو
çumçiko = çunkê=چونکە
Veşimê = Bîrsime= برسیمە
I am a Zaza and I like all Caspian languages. We are all connected
Slam bra. Ti zi koti yena?
your name is Mehrdad in Persian, in case you didn't know!
@@alves6013 Ez Chermik ra ya tı dersim ra ?
We Zaza people already is Caspian northen people lol our language is closer to Talish more than Kurdish
🐺(wolf)
Zazaki = Verg
Talishi = Verg
Kurdish = Gûr
🐔(chiken)
Zazaki = Kêrg
Talishi = Kerg
Kurdish = Mırishk
🐿
Zazaki = Sımborê
Talishi = Sımboə
Kurdish = sihorîk
🏠(house)
Zazaki = Keye
Talishi = kə
Kurdish = Mal
🤱(mother)
Zazaki = May/Mar
Gilaki = Mar
Talishi = Moə
Kurdish = Dayê
👰🏻(bride)
Zazaki = Veyv
Talishi = Voe
Kurdish = Bukê
🌨 (snow)
Zazaki = Vor
Talishi = Vor
Kurdish = Berf
Eid
Zazaki = Roshan
Kurdish = Cejn
Numbers 1,2,3..
Zazaki = Ju, Dıdı, Hirê
Kurdish = Yek, Du , Sê
Uncle
Zazaki = Ded
Kurdish = Ap
Friend
Zazaki = Imbaz
Kurdish = hewal
Neigbour
Zazaki = Imbıryan
Kurdish = Ciran
Came
Zazaki = Amê
Talishi = Omə
Kurdish = Xatin
Talysh man is sharing very good information. He is telling nice facts. Thanks.
I hope these beautiful languages be saved and prosper by becoming co-official languages in their regions and being taught in schools. Both in Iran and Azerbaijan.
As a Azerbaijani person I am proud of my Talysh people, God bless all minorities of Azerbaijan , love u guys ❤️🇦🇿
Aran not azarbaijan. Stolen name for a stolen land.
@@sunny-td7qg shut up please 😑 Azerbaijan name are Azerbaijan
@@erani9042 Are you talysh
@@sunny-td7qg are you stupid? İf I tell you, okay you are right, what will you get? Can you tell me?
@@sunny-td7qg Aran is Azerbaijan
Interesting similarities with Juhuri (Judeo-Tat), which is also mainly spoken in Azerbaijan like Talysh. Juhuri is very much a variety of Persian though. It's very important to do more to preserve these languages which have sadly been diminishing.
I think the judeo-tats have mostly left to Israel right?
I had suggested to bahador to make a johuri video. Johuri vs persian, or johuri vs gilaki. I hope he does it one day.
@@mrpejman Why are the Tats of Jodi not with the Tats of Iran, especially the Tats of Takestan, which is the largest Tat-speaking city in the world.
@@siyamaktaherxani8367 I didn't say don't make a video about Tats of Iran. But I think Juhuri is more interesting, because they have been isolated from other Iranian languages for many generations. They have different religion, and pretty much no connection to today's Iran.
I love this because it was a great learning experience for me. Thank you for always introducing languages that I would not have heard about anywhere else.
Some similarities to my Kirdi/Dimli language (Zaza Kurdish). Like "kine" and " pard" which are cognates with "keyneki" and "pird".
We Zaza people are northern Iranic people we are not kurd another troll kurd account here its too stupid . Talishi language closer to Zazaki more than Kurdish and you keep call Kurd to my Zaza people lol
We Zaza people love our Gilak and Talish brohters and we proud of be Northern Caspian iranic people 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷 we came here after mongol attacks but our language is still close to Talishi %50-60
🐺(wolf)
Zazaki = Verg
Talishi = Verg
Kurdish = Gûr
🐔(chiken)
Zazaki = Kêrg
Talishi = Kerg
Kurdish = Mırishk
🐿
Zazaki = Sımborê
Talishi = Sımboə
Kurdish = sihorîk
🏠(house)
Zazaki = Keye
Talishi = kə
Kurdish = Mal
🤱(mother)
Zazaki = May/Mar
Gilaki = Mar
Talishi = Moə
Kurdish = Dayê
👰🏻(bride)
Zazaki = Veyv
Talishi = Voe
Kurdish = Bukê
🌨 (snow)
Zazaki = Vor
Talishi = Vor
Kurdish = Berf
Eid
Zazaki = Roshan
Kurdish = Cejn
Numbers 1,2,3..
Zazaki = Ju, Dıdı, Hirê
Kurdish = Yek, Du , Sê
Uncle
Zazaki = Ded
Kurdish = Ap
Friend
Zazaki = Imbaz
Kurdish = hewal
Neigbour
Zazaki = Imbıryan
Kurdish = Ciran
Came
Zazaki = Amê
Talishi = Omə
Kurdish = Xatin
@@galdalf6558 Zaza-Gorani is Minor-Kurdish. Kurmanji-Laki is Major-Kurdish. There is no rule an ethnicity has to speak one language. DNA tests prove Zazas are not related to Shomalis so cope harder
@@galdalf6558 snow in kurdish its befr and uncle is mam
@@galdalf6558 şima sekenê ma zazay ma kürdî ma kurmanc nîyê şima qafa werda
ez licêija
Proud to be Gilak.🌺🍃
Love from Zaza people to Gilak brothers
@@galdalf6558 Gilak and Talysh people love and respect you too.🌺🇮🇷
@@galdalf6558
Mal oğlu mal. Talışlar kendi orjinal dilini konuşmuyor. Talışlar sonradan iranileşmiş bir halk . Talışların eski dili İskit diliydi.
Biz medleriz. Kendi öz dilimizi konuşuyoruz. Mal oğlu mal.
Biz kimseden dil ödünç almadık.
YESS this is so dope, CASPIAN REGION UNITEEE lol.. I am rediscovering my Gilak roots when I found this
We are already united with Iran. We need to make Iran great again and rid ourself of islam.
As a talysh l am very glad to watch this video.
Hi Bahador jan. I am a multi-lingual guy from north of Iran (I live in Europe now). My father speaks and Kurmanji (Kurmancî) Kurdish and my mother is from Talysh region of Gilan. Since I know Kurdi and seen my mother's side speaking Talysh, I know there are extreme similarities between at least Kurmanji dialect of Kurdi and Talysh. Words such as "ez" (من), "jiyan, jin" (زندگی), "zanin" (دانستن), "xelk" (مردم), "gel" (گروه - ملت - دسته), "roj" (روز) and many more that I have heard from speakers of both languages are examples. It would be interesting to see these in a video, too.
Also, I like this type of videos since it allows us Iranians to have a better sense of "why we are one nation in thousands of years despite our apparent differences, etc." even regardless of where the border is drawn. Iranians should know that in our roots, we are one people.
My Talysh friends are very interesting. If they happen to come to Moscow, I would like to meet them )
We Zaza people love our Gilak and Talish brohters and we proud of be Northern Caspian iranic people 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷 we came here after mongol attacks but our language is still close to Talishi %50-60
🐺(wolf)
Zazaki = Verg
Talishi = Verg
Kurdish = Gûr
🐔(chiken)
Zazaki = Kêrg
Talishi = Kerg
Kurdish = Mırishk
🐿
Zazaki = Sımborê
Talishi = Sımboə
Kurdish = sihorîk
🏠(house)
Zazaki = Keye
Talishi = kə
Kurdish = Mal
🤱(mother)
Zazaki = May/Mar
Gilaki = Mar
Talishi = Moə
Kurdish = Dayê
👰🏻(bride)
Zazaki = Veyv
Talishi = Voe
Kurdish = Bukê
🌨 (snow)
Zazaki = Vor
Talishi = Vor
Kurdish = Berf
Eid
Zazaki = Roshan
Kurdish = Cejn
Numbers 1,2,3..
Zazaki = Ju, Dıdı, Hirê
Kurdish = Yek, Du , Sê
Uncle
Zazaki = Ded
Kurdish = Ap
Friend
Zazaki = Imbaz
Kurdish = hewal
Neigbour
Zazaki = Imbıryan
Kurdish = Ciran
Came
Zazaki = Amê
Talishi = Omə
Kurdish = Xatin
Greetings from Caspian region.
Actually, some of us, Gilaks, are aware of our brethren and sisteren in Eastern Anatolia.
I've noticed some similarities with Gilaki, so I'm gonna write them down in Turkish script, so you can read. Except for that one which you mention already (🤱Mar).
🐺(wolf)
Zazaki = Verg
Talishi = Verg ('Vərg' in Southern Talyshi, written in Azəri script)
Gilaki = Vırg/Gurg
Kurdish = Gûr
🐔(chiken)
Zazaki = Kêrg
Talishi = Kerg (Kərg)
Gilaki = Kırk
Kurdish = Mırishk
👰🏻(bride)
Zazaki = Veyv
Talishi = Voe
Gilaki = Ge'shı
Kurdish = Bukê
🌨 (snow)
Zazaki = Vor
Talishi = Vor (Vər)
Gilaki = Vırf/Vırp
Kurdish = Berf
Numbers 1,2,3..
Zazaki = Ju, Dıdı, Hirê
Gilaki = İk/Yık, Du, Sı/Su
Kurdish = Yek, Du , Sê
Came
Zazaki = Amê
Talishi = Omə
Gilaki = Amon
Kurdish = Xatin
@@siamakgilak3475 Bro love back from Zaza people to Gilaks I have a video about similar between Zazaki and Gilaki please watchth-cam.com/video/VbUPcQoqFFk/w-d-xo.html
Zazki-Ez nêeşkana bi inlizki qisê bikera
Kurmanci -Ez nikarim/neşêm îngilîzki qise bikem
Talış-MI İnqilisi zıvonədə qəp jəy zındənim
deylemi(mazenderanca)-Nattumbe ingilisi gap bazenem
Zazaki/Namê to çik o?
Kurmanci/ Navê/Namê te çîye?
Talışça/İştı nom çiçe?
Deylemi(gilaki)/shimi nām chi ise?
Deylemi(mazenderanca)/Ti num çii ye?
Kurdish snow Berf/Befir/Wefir/Wewra
Mother= Mak(Serhadi Kurmanci) Daye,Dade,Yade
🐿️ Simora/Simbore
🐺 Gûr/Gurg/Warg
👰Bride Bûke/Bike/Wewe
Neigbour Kurdish (Kurmanci) dirawse•hevsa · hevsî · draws
Zazaki Ez Rinda
Kurmanci Ez Rindim/Başim
Zazaki Ez nê zana Azad nıka çend serre yo?
Kurmanci Ez ne/ni zanim Azad niha/Nika Çend sali ye ?
Zazaki=Ez tora haskena
Kurmanci =Ez te haz dikim
Kurmanci tera zazaki tora
Zazaki Şewa to be xêr
Kurmanci Şewa te bi xêr
Zazaki Destê laceki
Kurmanci Destê lawiki
Zazaki - Nasan RA
Kurmanci - Nasan RA
Zazaki Çep U rast
Kurmanci Çep U rast
Zazaki=Bar Kurmanci=Bar Zazaki=Par
Kurmanci=Par Zazaki=Cêr Kurmanci=Jêr
Zazaki=Berz Kurdish(Kurmanci-Sorani)=Berz and Bilind
Zazaki=Zımıstan Kurmanci=Zıwistan
Zazaki=Payiz Kurmanci=Payiz
Zazaki=Tari Kurmanci=Tari
Thank you from Talesh!Sepas!
I have a Talysh friend. I love Talysh music and food.
As always you have nailed it Bahador! I LOVED THIS VIDEO SO MUCH❤
Thanks a lot brother!
i am a kurmanji - zaza mix from dersim and am sending you greetings ☺
thank you for your wonderful video❤️i speak eastern gilaki and I'm so sad our languages are dying.
It will survive and we will make our ancestors proud
Hi, guys. I am from Azerbaijan and I am talysh. I was glad when I saw this video. But I don't know talysh language
@M H Do you mean tat language? I am not tat, but I am from Azerbaijan and there are tat people in our country. I live in Baku and my parents have never spoken talysh language, because they don't know. I don't know because of this, either. Talysh language is spoken mostly in south region of Azerbaijan, because talysh people mostly live there
@@babkagazad5027 There are still few tat speaker in North of Iran but this can't change the extinction of this language don't let it die.
@@babkagazad5027 It's sad that Talysh and Tat people are losing their language there. Are they able to study their language in school now or no?
@@Mokh7777 I don't know, maybe
So happy to see you have finally made a video on Gilaki. It was also nice to see my friend Jeyhun he is very informed in different dialects of Talyshi. I also speak Biē-pesh (western) Gilaki. The girls are well informed tho they have a strong Persian accent (they don’t speak like natives) and they do talk about the æ sound however they can’t properly pronounce it either. Btw the sentence on 18:59 in Gilaki is:
Sukule (or tela) nxana, ruj nebe?
(Y)
I speak kurdish/zazaki and i understand every verbs gilaki and talishi..
@Javid The Zaza are a group of Kurds
We Zaza people arent Kurd ! We are northern iranic people ! Thats why our language similar to Gilaki and Talishi this much more than than Kurdish
@@hamashikani3830 No we zaza people are northern iranic people we came from dailam to Anatolia
@@hamashikani3830 as a Zaza l cant even understand Kurdish but Talishi language ❤
Bahador, your highness, you are the best! God is my witness how much I wanted to touch upon these very languages! I'm so very gratefull.
As an Azerbaijani turk I really enjoyed this video. Bahador, you are the pioneer of introducing this beautiful languages and their culture worldwide. I hope Talysh and Gilaki languages will be taught in Iran like Azerbaijan aswell. I'm aware that learning just a couple of books is not enough for developing of these unique languages. However, it may be an initiation to go further. We must protect mother tongues in Iran at least like what Azerbaijan have done by now. Again I'm emphasizing that even strives of the Azerbaijani part is not enough either.
@M H I didn't deny facism in Azerbaijan. I just said their policy is a little fair than us. And I mentioned that none of these strieves are enough for local languages.
By the way, as you write Baku instead of Azerbaijan it is obvious that what you are looking for.
It's your opinion. And this is mine.
Never mind.
@MOHAMMAD Amin Ehsani Dear friend, it's not about history or even genetics. It's about human rights. I'm generally agreed with you that Iranian population have a similar haplogroup and even history somehow. However, Turks have ruled about 900 years in this area and have an enormous impact on language and culture of Iranians. In contrast, Iranian have even more impact on turkic language and culture aswell due to Doerfer's investigations.
In contemporary era democracy is more prior than your facistic ideas. This is what it is. You must accept it. Now we have about 20 milion turks in Iran based on Statiscal Center of Iran. They have more sympathy on their actual language than a dead language related to centuries ago. Their mother tongue is what their parent and grandparent spoke.
Turkey or Azerbaijan is not the land of Turks.
Iran is not the land of Persians.
They are just some countries for their citizens. For instance, even if some Chinese people migrate to Azerbaijan they have the right to ask for their language and culture.
I accept Ancient Azeri language is our history aswell but give me a dictionary of just 10000 words (which is too low for a modern language) and I promise to learn it and teach it for the next generation.
For more information about Azeri language check Walter Brunu Hening's ideas.
@MOHAMMAD Amin Ehsani @MOHAMMAD Amin Ehsani Again I'm agree with most of your opinions.
I accept the migration of turks. Plus the limitations for Tajiks in Uzbekistan. However, these problems can't deny that we have facism in Iran aswell. Let's solve it one by one. Even existence of facism in America can't be a good reason to have fascism in Iran. Don't deviate from the topic.
By the way, being migrant doesn't mean that you are not able to ask for rights. Actually we are all migrants from Africa. It's just the matter of time.
People mostly learn their language in Iran from their parents but there are some books in highschool that teach about every province language history geography
@MOHAMMAD Amin Ehsani I'm just tended to different languages. I'm not able to choose instead of them. However, I know some Gilaks or Talysh people that have exact opposite idea of yours. They want more attention for their culture and language. You can't deny these people and the number of them is not few. Please judge individual s not their race or ethnic or even sex. We have problems and some inappropriate people everywhere. Your hate words about all Turks or Turkmens disappoint me for continuing the discussion. You can't find a hate speech or even harassment in my whole words. Accept the ideas. You have to live with it. Our major common features are flag and our commitment to a country called Iran. Language and culture are not a must.
Great video, Bahador. I recently had encountered a kurdish speaking lady here in us and it seems kurdish is pretty similar to a dialect called Vanji which is spoken in Vanj in province of Badakhshan in Tajikistan.
It would be interesting to see the similarities between them.
Cheers!
Vanji is not really similar to Kurdish because Vanji was a former Pamiri language which got replaced by Persian. The similarities can be explained by the fact that Vanji (as a former east iranic language) share archaic features with some of the north-western iranic languages, also the Grammer of vanj is mainly based on Persian (another western iranic language).
ZAZA❤TALISH❤GILAK❤MAZANI = 1 Family
What's Mazani ?
Very interesting. Thanks Bahador👍
Dear Bahador, "خایه" /xâje/ in Persian is also a cognate of "Egg" in English, "Uya" in Talysh, "Ovum/Ovo" in Latin, "Avgo" in Greek and so on. I realized it talking to my Swiss-German speaking friend when I heard her pronunciation of the word "Ei" and found how similar our pronunciations were (of course you drop the خ /x/ in German). Funny thing is in both Persian and German, the word can be used to refer to either eggs, or balls.
In baluchi it's a "haik/aik"
zazaki-dimili hak= egg
kurdish: hêk / hêlke
خایه در زبان تاجیکی کلمه زشت است 😂😂
This was great. My many thanks to the producers and participants. Love all.
بهادرجان خسته نباشی من خیلی منتظر این ویدئو بودم سپاس از این محتوای قشنگت
me a half and half individual (talysh and gilak) watching this like: "perfectly balanced as all things should be".
i really love to see more of Gilaki and talyshi videos especially with Caucasian languages like Circassian and Lezgian, i am sure it will be hella interesting
I never heard of these languages before. *Time to do more research*
As a kurd many words from both languages are very similar to my Kurdish dialect (sorani) but i can understand gilaki better. Love and respect to both languages Talysh and Gilaki😊
Talysh and Gilaki are close to Zaza
@@az6802 and Zazas are Kurds
@@EzKurdim1 exactly !
Bahador, please, once present the similarities between the Talysh words and the Kurdish words...
AZERBAIJAN IS IRAN
@@ardeshirbabakan9034 You're just a backward person...
Hello from Talesh ,iran
I’d be more than happy to participate if a Lori speaker is needed (Northern Lori; Borujerdi and Khorramabad)
Lori is one of the closest languages to old and middle Persian
Boroujerdis do not speak lori, they speak farsi and use some lori words here and there. They have forgotten their language and should ne be represented as lori language since they speak farsi with an lori accent (even tough they are lors)
@@kaywann Today the Solasi dialect of Borujerd and Malayer though not the same as Khorramabadi and Nahvandi, but still in the same category as Northern Lori.
@@Hermesborugerdian you are disrespecting the luri language by calling borujerdi nw luri. Borujerdis speak like 80% farsi but with an luri accent. Luri is a language distict from farsi and borujerdis do not speak it in their everydsy life
@@kaywann Lori language already has a Very close transitional relationship with Persian, some of its more Urban dialects are even closer to Persian such as Borujerdi and Malayeri. I’m saying this as someone who speaks Borujerdi and Khorramabadi, it’s not an emotional matter to feel disrespected by, its a known linguistics fact even found online if you google it
All my long life I thought Gilaki is exactly the same as Persian with an accent and the only difference is Boshoo booshoo ma trora nakham.. Funny, since my dad spoke Gilaki. Very educational! Thank you!
We aren’t semites
who said you were?@@dertyp7916
Alot of similarities with Zazaki. I could tell some right away and some felt alien to me lol
As a Kurd, Talysh and Gilaki are very similar to our language.🤩💚☀️❤
@@marinak.9965 we are the same people 🤝
Because we are all iranic people
@@cheg6057
Biz Med bahdini dilini konuşuyoruz.
Yani kendi dilimizi konuşuyoruz
Talışlar İskit soyundan olan kadusi kabilesinden geliyor.
Talışlar sonradan iranileşen bir guruptur.
Yani talışların şu anki dili kendilerine ait değildir.
Biz medleriz ve kimsenin dilini konuşmuyoruz.😂😂
Biz kardeş değiliz. Çakma sahte iraniler işimiz yok.😂
Now Talysh and Gilak is kurd ? 😂😂
@@Dead.scream who tf said that ☠️ I just said similar, are u dumb or smh?
I have spotted in one sentence this word xorak that we can use in Bengali
It is খোরাক
But mostly for meal we are using other words
@ओजारूमारूਓਜਾਰੂਮਾਰੂ Ojarumaruاوجارومارو yes this word is using in many languages I have not seen
Haven't seen your videos in a bit. Happy to see that were treated to something special.
It is interesting how the relationship between Caspian dialects is similar to the relationship between Kurdish dialects. In General the Northwestern Iranic branch can be divided into 2. major branches.
Group 1: Kurdish
Group 2: Caspian
Then you have some transitional languages/dialects like Balochi. Or Old Azari which is like a bridge between the Kurdish and Caspian groups.
Old Azari is very much like Talysh and Tati. In the past they were called Pahlavi.
@@IranAzadLoading Pahlavi was a name used for all Northwest Iranic tongues. Some South Kurdish variants are called Feili (Pahli) to this day. Old Azari would be somewhere inbetween. At the end of the day there has to have been a transitional language between Kurdish and Caspian groups.
@@IranAzadLoading How did Old Azeri speakers get Turkified?
@@MessiMerdo Are the majority of Azerbaijan descendants of Old Azeri speakers that got Turkified?
@@mohsen3411 Their genetic profile shows that their primary core is Northwest Iranic and similar to Kurds and Talysh Their genetic profile seems to be around 70% descend from Old Azeri (Atropatene). 20% others like some additional Scythian, Persian and some Levantine admixture. And 10% Turkic. They are overall locals and primarily like acculturated Talysh and Kurds. A reminder Azerbaijan had once a massive Kurdish population and still has.
We used to say "Sed" for Ladder in Shiraz! I dont know exactly how Nardeban entered our language. My grandfather and father all used to say "Sed" which is so similar to Syrd or Serdi
Syrd osetinski
Nice to see some less well known languages!
10:00 The Greek word γυναίκα (gynaíka) is also a cognate (the original, Ancient Greek word didn't have the "-ika" ending). That's from what the word "gynecology" is derived. In Slavic languages there is the word "žena" or something similar to that. So Scandinavians, Russians, Greeks and Iranians all use the same word for "woman"!
The form "γυναίκα"- "gynaika" is actually the accusative case that became/replaced the nominative.
@@AthrihosPithekos Aha, thank you for clarifying!
@@fartreta in Talysh, actually, we say "žen" for woman and "kina" for a girl. In addition, we have the word "moina" ("moyna") for young lady.
Indo-European connection :))
I am from Talesh, Gilan province In our taleshi, the eggs are called oue and ogle And suede down The girl is called Kineh and Kelah, and because I am in Gilan, I know that the Gilaks call Lako's daughter no, where and Mazeni becomes a girl.
Awesome channel for people who love languages and want to hear similarities 👍👏
This is brilliant. Only on this channel can we learn about languages like this.
One question, what are the statuses of these language in 🇮🇷🇦🇿? Official in the region? De facto? Lingua franca? People assume only Persian and Azeri are used in the two countries
Azerbaijan government is close allies with Israel so they are against Iran and Iranian languages. Talysh is an Iranian langauge, with no status in Azerbaijan.
@@user-zh7yr1up8g how about in Iran?
@@SantomPh Iran has one official langauge but many many regional languages
@@SantomPh how about it? government of iran is also the enemy of human and nature
@@user-zh7yr1up8g what a stupid argument. Talish people in Azerbaijan has cultural there are 225 schools that teach in Talish language in Azerbaijan
ZAZA TALYSH GILAKI GANG GANG
North Western Aryans < this is our gang name let everyone know
Beyinsiz zaza talışlar sonradan iranileşti.eski dileri iskitçeydi. Bu dili konuşmuyorlardı. Atalarının dili İskit diliydi.
Onlar sonradan bu dili konuştular.
Biz Med badiniyiz.
Heredot bundan budini diye bahseder.
Kurmancların size köpek ve aptal muamelesi yapması bu yüzden.
Çünkü köpeksiniz ve aptalsınız.
Olmadık her sikime sarılıp hayal kurmanız bu yüzden.
Her zaman köpek gibi yaşadınız asla Medleri Medleri temsil etmeyi hak etmediniz.
Ancak köpek gibi yaşarsınız.
i’m iranian american and i’m genuinely amazed by how little gilaki i understood.
not surprising since you don't even live in iran. At least you know English to know what's going on here! Cheers!