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Interesting. Did you know that in many of the Turkic languages balik is fish? In contemporary Russian actually fish is riba

I love the design and colors of the Cheyenne Nation’s flag. 🫡

Any Transalate?

NSA, pass this over to CIA. Divine sign. Eastern Turkey - Black Sea. Something big brewing. Get on it. idk, nuclear shit. silo(s) ?! Alarm bells going off like crazy here.

Oh Conrad! I sent this to my Mom when she was still alive. It made her sooo happy. Thank you for posting this.

Reminds of my childhood

Reminds me of my grandma I miss her

Orion the Cat again. yet another divine sign. synchro keep in mind there are some wanting limited nuclear war exchange. few cities on both sides of the war...to scare and shock the global populace for future agendas. but also keep in mind it could very well "cascade" out of control for even the globalist control freaks, turning it all to hell on earth. think about the future. what future do you want for next generations.

Thanks for posting this is cool

divine signs....signs. ww3 is def upon us, the main course that is. Outer Sagittarian Arm, prep to shift. Orion Spur is lost.

Below Matt table 17:20

I stand strong for my Cheyenne pride. I love my family and respect all they been through. Even with the Sand Creek massacre. Native pride Southern Cheyenne all day

Thank you. Need more

I am so proud to be Northern Cheyenne

I miss my grandma Nadia ❤

Fascinating. As an American I think it’s a shame how we treated our linguistic minorities in the previous century, I’m surprised this living-fossil dialect of early-modern Russian had even survived decades of Juneau actively trying to kill it AND the Cold War (but the latter, along with the Ukraine war and the vile brand of russian ultra-nationalism it’s inspired preventing any young Alaskans’ interest in anything involving the country that now wants their home state from us, might be why it’s now committed to dying), just long enough for the internet to archive the last vestiges of it since it’s almost gone. (There’s a site containing archives of its sounds)

When I first heard of this from Wikipedia’s “Demographics of Alaska” article, I wasn’t expecting it to be so far removed from modern Russian. It’s very fascinating to see how much the sound of a language can change over 160 years, and I was happy to find out that someone had indeed managed to record this “living fossil” dialect before it’s gone, so that people know it was there at some point and what it was like. I was surprised it even survived this long, given how my country America treated its linguistic minorities in the previous century (especially those with indigenous ancestry like this village’s inhabitants). The increasingly common irredentist spam from russian nationalists about Alaska since last February can f**k right off (we’ve owned it longer than they had at this point), but it always makes me sad to see local languages/dialects die out like this.

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Ha ho!

Я американец, который изучал русский язык в университете. Чрезвычайно интересно, что за все эти годы выжило русскоговорящее сообщество в Аляске! Надеюсь, что этот говор дореволюционного русского языка будет подробно сохранен для будущих поколений и лингвистического исследования.

I laughed at “Nuzhnik” toi - that was unexpected)) We know and even use (rarely and a little jokingly) the word nuzhik is specific, it’s very informal word and it’s not the same as toilet: Nuzhnik is just like in your picture, some wood of toilet (at dacha, often)), for example.

awesome

Beautiful

А ГДЕ ЖЕ РУССКАЯ РЕЧЬ?

Amazing!

🪶👐🌎🙌🙏🛐

How amazing the Coast Salish use a similar method to catch the same fish.

It’s so nice to see my grandparents. And hear my uncle singing

Интересно всё это!

Интересно всё это. Живы ли потомки Ivan Panamarkoff? Он скончался в 1960-ые, но я вижу людей с такой фамилией, например, Lydia Panamarkoff

Thank you I grew up there had to come to California because I was too young to have any difference of opinion my heart is there and one day I'll come home thank you

Mary Sandcrane ....I miss you!

I'm kind of late to this party, Wayne, but I have to say I love this video. Here in central Texas there is a dialect of German which is almost gone but some of the old folks are trying to teach to the youngsters. In the case of this language it was WW1 that slowed it down a lot and WW2 that has almost killed it. The elders at the time thought that to show they were patriotic Americans they should stop speaking German, at least as an everyday tongue. Thanks for a very interesting piece of history!

Eneoestse!

I always enjoyed you sing this song Louise. R.i.p. Our guardian angel

Teach and they will teach their children for our language is important to us my grandfather

been awhile. divine sign. message: person or person plotting/planning assassination of D. Trump via a Bomb very soon. thats all i know.

Here n Tohono O'odham Nation.. my grandpa is Frank Whiteskunk sr..

Hau Šahíyela oyáte!

Amazing, thank you Wayne for keeping this alive!

Wayne, thank you so much for making this video telling us about Ninilchik Russian. I will definitely visit it soon! I am from St Petersburg (RU) and don't know word "Nuzhnik", but my friend who grew up in a village nearby says it is actually still used there (mostly by older people). Wow

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So anyone who does know Ninilchik Russian would know a language very very few people know.... that would be cool for any polyglot.

Very interesting, I think that's a murray cod at the end though 🤣

Thank you for sharing this. I don't speak russian my self but i have a huge interrest in lingustics. 🙂👍 When it comes to history, its kind of sad, their own motherland just sold them away. Abandoned them.

In Seattle, my Dad knew a Russian speaker from the Kodiak area. During WW2, this man was a POW in Germany. He said that he had no problem speaking with Russian and Czech POWs.

LOL nushki sounds like polish ''nóżki'' which is little legs

Thank you.

Learning to sing this song in my morning daily starts. thank you ! All involved

Beautiful!