Similarities Between Turkish and Yakut (Siberian Turkic language)
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- Can Turkish speakers understand other Turkic languages such as Turkmen, Uzbek, Uyghur, Kazakh, Yakut, and others? In this episode we showcase some of the similarities between Yakut (Sakha), a Turkic language spoken in Yakutia, a federal Russian Republic in Siberia, and Turkish. A list of words and sentences will be given to Eray (a Turkish speaker from Turkey) and Artem (Yakut speaker from Yakutia) to see how well they can understand one another. The words share a common Turkic root.
Be sure to check out Eray’s channel (see the link below), and definitely contact us on Instagram if you live in Toronto, speak any other Turkic languages and would like to participate in a future video!
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Please contact us on Instagram: @BahadorAlast ( / bahadoralast )
The Turkish language, which is also referred to as Istanbul Turkish, is the most widely spoken of the Turkic languages, with most of its native speakers living in Western Asia, and significant group of speakers in Germany, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Northern Cyprus, Greece, the Caucasus, and other parts of Europe and Central Asia. Ottoman Turkish, which was a variation of the Turkish spoken today, influenced many parts of Europe during the time that the Ottoman Empire expanded. When the modern Turkish republic was established, one of Atatürk's Reforms consisted of changing the Ottoman Turkish alphabet with a Latin alphabet. Today, Turkish is recognized as a minority language in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Iraq, Macedonia, and Romania.
The Yakut language (known also as Sakha, Saqa or Saxa) is a Turkic language primarily spoken in Sakha (Yakutia), a federal republic in the Russian Federation by the Yakuts.
The Turkic languages consist of over 35 different documented languages, originating from East Asia. Turkish has the highest number of native speakers out of all Turkic language. There is a high degree of mutual intelligibility among the various Oghuz languages, which include Turkish, Azerbaijani, Turkmen, Qashqai, Gagauz, Balkan Gagauz Turkish and Oghuz-influenced Crimean Tatar. - Zábava
My apologies for the delay in uploading this episode. As many of you know, three of our amazing friends were killed on January 8, 2020 when the IRGC shot down passenger flight PS752. What made us even more upset and angry is that the regime in Iran lied and tried to deny it for 3 days until they realized they could not since it involved so many international passengers and foreign investigators. They could have grounded all passenger flights when launching missiles, but they chose not to. They instead used those innocent people as shields against a potential attack. Had this been a domestic flight, the regime would have denied responsibility, went with their initial false report, and brushed it all aside, just as they do with so many other horrific crimes they commit. I hate to get political on this channel, but the brutal regime occupying Iran has left me with no choice! They are now harassing the families of the victims in Iran! The people they killed were literally a part of our family! Razgar, who was a brilliant professor and had participated in a previous video on this channel, his wife Farideh, who was pregnant, and their three-year-old son Jiwan are all gone!
This is the video that Razgar had taken part in: czcams.com/video/YhF2OEUl8lE/video.html
They were truly one of the most wonderful families we had known! 138 of the 167 passengers who were killed on the flight were travelling to Canada. Among the victims, there were 3 professors, 6 medical doctors and students, 3 dentists, 28 PhD students and graduates, 25 master’s students and graduates, and 1 doctor of veterinary medicine.
We will miss them! Their memories will always be in our hearts and we will never forget what was done! We will continue to honour them!
Be sure to check out Eray’s channel (see the link below), and definitely contact us on Instagram if you live in Toronto, speak any other Turkic languages and would like to participate in a future video!
czcams.com/users/KanadaGeyikleri
Please contact us on Instagram: @BahadorAlast (instagram.com/BahadorAlast)
Thats insanity.
My condolences to you and their family.
May Allah grant them all Jannat al Firdaus.
May Allah make times better and prevent these tragedies from happening
This is so sad to hear. May their souls rest in peace and may Allah Almighty provides patience and comfort to their families. Accept my condolences to you and grieved families.
Bahador Alast When ı first learned about the accident, bahador you and your family came to my mind first , and I was very scared, I am very very sorry, I share your pain and mourn. May he and his family rest in peace. 🏴
Bahador Alast
Good video😻😻😻
Bahador Alast
Very good video pls do
Chuvash vs Turkish also
I am Tuvan, Tuva is a republic within the Russian Federation, and I understood absolutely everything
Türkiye'den esenler
Esenlikler ✌️
Tannu tuva
Ого, кырдьык да?
Ezen bolsin Tuvan gardashlara 🤘
HI TÜRK BROTHERS FROM SAKHA REPUBLIC (YAKUTIA)
Greetings From Turkey.
There so many Sakhas here
Күн Уота Sahalarga Kyrgyzstandan Salam !!
Hi bro from Turkey 🇹🇷! Are you from yakut ctiy?
Türk Ulusu WhatsApp Sohbeti: yeni link için insta brkdmrc53'e yazın
I'm Qazaq 🇰🇿 and understood 90% of Yakut and 85% of Turkish.
Realite Kazakh Language closer Turkish than Yakuts..
Because Oghuz and Kıpchak tribes was live together in Hun İmperia, Kimek Khaganete, Turk Khaganete/İmperia.
@@endlessesperanza8172 Original Proto-Turkic language is 🇦🇿. Homeland of Turks is Azerbaijan
@@31user31 Then read about Turukkis
@@babekasadli wtf are u talking about
Удобно тебе
My Mom is a Turkish lady and dad is a Tatar. And i can speak these both languages properly.
i can also communicate with other Turkic broters and sisters while im speaking Tatar or Turkish. İ feel really proud of being a part of the Turkic family.
Tatar, Türk, Kazak, Uzbek, Kirgiz, Turkmen , Tuva ve barı Turki Til bilen siyleşen tuganlara selam aytam.
İzmir Turkiye'den tum dostlarima ve soydaslarima selamlar.
rahmet
Ben türküm selam
izmirden selamlar Kardeşim
Tatarlar da Türk’tür
Hi, I see you can use "i" without the dot, "Kirgiz" is pronounced like that. Thank you!
Turkic languages: Turkish, Azerbaijani, Uyghur, Yakut, Tuvan, Turkmen, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Balkar, Uzbek, etc.
Çin'deki Salar(Salur) türklerden Salam
@@cinsalarturki2675 salam sizede ağa Özbekistannan
Nogay,Kumyk,Crimean Tatar,Karachay,Tatar,Gagauz,Chuvash
I would like to see Bashkir and Chuvash
Aliye Mahmut Hotun me too. Btw you are cok güzel.
I'm Uzbek. But I understand Turkish, Uighur, Azerbaijan,Kazakhstan's language. 😁 we are family
Love and respect to you all. I'm persian and I'm from Iran. Personally I love how your culture and life styles are similar to ours. I seriously hope to visit your country soon. Take care
🇦🇿🇹🇷🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇿🇰🇬
Love and respect to my özbek brothers🇹🇷❤️🇺🇿
rushana which accents are more similar
I am Turkish And We Are FAMİLYYY!!!!!
Kyrgyz girl here! I understand everything. We all Turkic people are related.
I’m Yakutian, and i very love Turkish
geez u guys are still "uwu" all over the internet huh?
@@ronaldBoringdude “UwU” is a cute face
@@delusionalfred duh I know
I mean why uwu is still a thing lol
We love you too..Turkish_Biz de sizi seviyoruz
@@delusionalfred Саха5ын дуо?
I am tatar from Tatarstan (Russia), I understood every word
@Great Hayır, Rusyada çok türk milletleri var, Tatarların başka adı Volga(İdil) Tatarları veya Bulğarları denir, bizim babalarımız Bulğar türkleri idi
@@ladyofdeepreflection2296 Tatarları çok merak ediyorum. Bu sene koronadan dolayı dışarı çıkamayacağım. Ama gelecek sene Rusya'daki Türk milletlerini görmek istiyorum. Asimile oldunuz mu yoksa Türk olduğunuzu biliyor musunuz? Bir çok Kırgız kendisini Rus sanıyor ondan dolayı merak ediyorum.
@@rylodimadperoksizko5129 tatarlat ilk Rus hakimiyeti altına giren Türk halklarındandır yani bence kırgızlar ve kazaklardan daha çok asimile olmuşlardır...
@@diyar-bs7543 Bizim gidip görmeden ya da Tatar birisiyle konuşmadan bu yorumu yapmamız doğru değil.
Кырдьык да?
I'm Kazakh, so... After watching this video, I found that I can literally understand 15 Turkic languages!!!!
God, I better update my CV lol
Exactly that’s why most historians says that Turkic language born in Central Asia which is Kazakhstan and Kazakh language goes as the ancient of all, so we have more possibilities to understand all other parts of the Turkics
lol :D
Hahaha, same
Hearing several words doesn't mean you can speak the language
mihanich we didn’t mean that we do speak all the languages but we can understand most of it, that’s mean we can learn easier then other languages that’s for sure
I'm American Kazakh. This was super-easy. Understood every single word. Sentences were more difficult to interpret. Yakut language was very close to Kazakh; Turkish - you have to exert some effort trying to understand. I somewhat understand Uzbek language because of my travels there. I guess because of that I understood Turkish.
Cuz u are from the Turkic family
Do you think Kazakh language is also easy to learn for the Turkish people.
@@07uygur yes it is
Actualy Istanbul Turkish more different than Anatolian Turkish. West Anatolian villagers pronounce to words more like Turkestan territory people.
danv3004 I want practice and improve my kazakh language.I am Turkish and I live in FL.
*We are Türkic Family*
🇦🇿🇹🇷🇺🇿🇰🇬🇭🇺🇰🇿🇹🇲
No yakutia 😥 no flag the Yakutya.
@@minineji9036 you're in our heart, your flag is in our mind and heart
@@minineji9036 yakut💖
hungary is ugric, just with turkic influence.
@@fmdmdeanon9955 Hun Turik 🇭🇺
I am Yakut and have been 3 times in Turkey (and also in KKTC), it was very easy to speak with local people using Yakut words. I even got used to speak in some admixture of Yakut and my little knowledge of Turkish. Turkish people are very kind, just and hospitable, in my opinion.
Thank you so much for kind words. Çok sağol güzel sözler için.
when i was in Stambul, i said sakha (yakutian) “till» and turkish “kihi” understood me)).
Erkin Arylakhov in Sakha yakut tili: kihi
In Turkish: kishi
Meaning: Person
김치 천재그 하나 yes, i know))
bilebin)
Корякин, onnuk, emie onno syldjammin, min sakha tillary kybytar etim. sin balaida eidyyr etiler. ol isin bilser chepcheky ete)
This was an interesting episode. Geographically these two language are the furthest apart of all turkic languages and yet so similar.
Turkic languages break up much later than for example Indo-European.
thanks to atatürk he recreated the turkish language by deleting foreign origin words and creating new words by turkic origin.
@@koseku3 i heard that Mustafa Kemal' Ataturk used Yakut words to replace foreign origin words in Turkish
@@biliepan379 I guess the reason were about to take words from a language that were separated from other turkic nations before they got a big Muslim influence. And it will be Siberian tribe of Turkic languages. In that time among of other Siberian Turkic languages most explored was Yakut language. Ataturk used Dictionary of the Yakut Language by Е. К. Pekarsky.
@@koseku3 İ am not sure whether they immigrated new words from Central Asia. İ do not even know whether there was a single academician who studied Turkic languages back in the day. İt is my ignocance. My point is that the Turkish spoken among nobels and countryman are quite different. Countryman have more Turkic words, while Ottoman Turkic is diverse. Even my village has words which can not be found in any regular Turkish dictionary. More research needs to be done in Turkish language.
Sizi Azərbaycandan salamlayıram, əziz dostlar.
Can Azerbaycana selamlar
As a Turkish person its so cute to read kind things about Turkey and Turkish people from Yakut people, i felt a warmness in my heart
Thanks for these precious comments
And also thank for you for this beneficial video
I feel lucky to be a part of a wide Turkic family and this unique heritage left from our ancestors
I’m from Turkmenistan and I live in Canada. I was so happy to see how Turkic languages evolved yet maintained their roots and essence across lands and centuries. Tüweleme!
Benim fikrimce soyadınızdaki -ova yerine -oğlu koyun
Siz Rusların kulu olmayın
Dilimizi gelin koruyup saklayalım
Ezen bolsin Ogulsheker, we can understand the most Turkmeni conversations too just need to know the change of letters in words as to how they sound. Love Dutar Bakshici gardashlar, Jan Jan, çäre yokdyr and many more. Ezen bolsyn 😉 🇹🇷 🇹🇲
@@ShamanOGHUZ3 sağolasın qaqam, esen bolsın Türkmenistana
Tenri kollasın
Because of the President of Turkmenistan, people began to flee from there. Very sorry.
I’m from Russia Sakha Republic (Yakutia) , and I love Turks
İm from Türkiye and we love you too Yakut Turks
You are Turk Too
@Metehan Kurt
Birazcık televizyonda haber izlersen neden
TURKEY yerine Türkiye dediğini anlarsın
@Metehan Kurt otomatik düzeltme Im yazınca İm diye düzeltiyor adamın suçu yok
@Metehan Kurt bende oluyor oto düzeltmeyi açınca
Sana hakaret etmişim onu sildim sinirden yazmışım
Turkey yerine Türkiye denmesinin sebebi
TOGG , tanıtımında Turkey yerine Türkiye denmesi istedi Erdoğan (AKP'li değilim)
Sonra Türk hava yolları ve Türkiye'deki havalimanlarında
Turkuaz renkli üniformalar giyinmesi emredildi
Ayrıca
Üniformanın arkasındaki Turkey yazısı Türkiye diye değiştirildi
Made in Turkey jerine Made in Türkiye yazısı eklendi
Yani Türkiye akıllarında kalsın
Ayrıca ek bilgi İngilizce dışında diğer dillerin çoğunda
Turkey yerine Turqia diyorlar zaten
I live in Turkey but I am not of Turk descent. But I know Turkish and understand most of the Turkic languages. Thanks guys for showing similarities between these languages and promote language learning 👍👍👍👍
Hello from Yakutia 😊 thanks for this informative video 👍🏻 when I was in Turkey, the locals were very surprised when I understood numbers and some words)
Are you genetically related, too?
@@sevvllll Thanks or answering to me, and stay healthy!
@@krollpeter all Turks are genetically related
@@thestealth2448 A fascinating, interesting culture
Я удивился в г.Стамбул,когда прочитал на вывеске магазина танас атылыам, это по Саха тыла продам одежду.
I'm Polish so I don't really relate to this video in terms of my nationality, but I admire the fact that I see a Turkish and Yakut speaker testing out the mutual intelligibility of each other's language for the first time, knowing that the Turkish and Yakut languages are spoken very far away from each other geographically but yet they are members of the Turkic language family which means they are bound to share at least some similarities that date back to their ancestral past. In detail, the latter have the same origin but different roots; with that said, Turkish belongs to the southern Turkic sub-group of the Turkic language family, whereas, Yakut belongs to the northern sub-group of this family. I personally not only find this video to be admiring but also intriguing because my knowledge of Turkic languages is yet quite poor and so watching the two people speak teaches me more about the linguistic relations amongst Turkic languages and where exactly these relations occur topic-wise when comparing any pair of two distantly related Turkic tongues! Greetings from Poland, dear Turks and Yakuts!🇵🇱❤️ Bringing different cultures together and analysing their common characteristics is one of the best things I can ever watch here on CZcams!❤️
Mikołaj Bojarczuk Good luck learning turkish! Did you know we have some similar words, too? Şapka (hat), Karpuz (watermelon), kask (helmet) :)
@@berotonin538 Interesting info! I didn't know that at all!
Hi from Yakutia. You may have relation to this video. Polish people had greate influence in Yakutia. In times when Poland was a part of Russian Empire many of Polish freedom fighters were sent to Yakutia. Mostly they were highly educated and intelligent people, like Wacław Sieroszewski, and they explored our culture, language, and today we have monuments in Yakutia dedicated to those Poles and their books are reprinted till this days.
There is one Polish guy who travelled to Yakutia last year he have a channel in youtube, you may try to find his video about his trip "Łowimy ryby przy -30 w Rosji 🇷🇺 NOCNA RYBAŁKA Jakucja 🕺🏻 GDZIE BĄDŹ"
@@alexandrvasilev2865 Thanks for the input, my Yakutian friend!
Mikołaj Bojarczuk we have in Yakutia many descendants of exiled Poles
Hello to all Turk people from the Republic of Sakha!
Assalamu aleykum, from Özbekistan, we're also Turk,
SiZlarning tilingiz bizning tilimiz juda yaqin öxshash bölsa, siz mening yozgamlarimni juda yaxshi tushundingiz deb öylayman🤩
@@alesianoble4242Türkiye'den Emir Timur'un topraklarına selam olsun. Bak Timur ata ne demiş.
“Biz kim mulki Turan, Amiri Türkistonmiz! Biz kim Turk ogli Turkmiz! Biz kim millatlarning en ulugi, Türkning bosh bo’g’inimiz!”
@@alesianoble4242
Why you’re need saying “alikey salam”?? Not all turk (uralic and altai) and turkic is muslim!!!!!! To be turk is not meaning only muslim.
@@kultigin1998 Salam olsun sizga ham, Amir Temur bitiklarini bilganingiz, qanday yaxshi
Greetings my Turkic brothers! I'm so glad to see all of you here♥️
Даня это ты
Пишешь
@@layitupdown какой даня?
man im Uyghur i can understand 90% of words from both side
Come back Mongolia
What are you chinese?
@@dranflame_1236 yes I’m Chinese ,Turk ethnic born Mongolia ,not Central Asia
@@user-lb3lg2nb8v Why are you swearing?
@@dranflame_1236 Because that Uyghur split my country, so I can to swearing
This is amazing... The distance from Yakutsk to Istanbul is more than twice the distance from Boston to San Diego, and yet so much of the language is the same.
Yakut and Turkish are both Turkic languages.Basic verbs,personal pronouns,organ names,colors,nature names,numbers same.There are only sound differences between them.
I find it so mindblowing that a nomadic race like the Turks (despite travelling to Central Asia, India, Caucasia, the Middle East, North Africa, Anatolia, the Balkans, almost a half of Europe - and converting from Tengriism to adapting religions like Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Manichaeism) they have still been able to keep their culture, beliefs, language and traditions alive for over thousands of years! I am an American with Turkish roots and there have been times when I was discriminated for my religion and ethnicity, but I will always be proud of my rich and wide Turkic ancestry.
@@kursad8725 adamsın dostum, i am a Turk from Germany, and i made experiences with racism too here.
@@onmyown2241 That’s very unfortunate - considering the Turkish community in Germany actually helped rebuild Germany so much (along with Poles, Russians and others, of course). A lot of my relatives live in Stuttgart and Köln, and they seem to have integrated very well. I didn’t think there would be racism against Turks there. :/ Is there a lot of racism against us in Germany or is it just rare?
@@kursad8725 another half-kurdish half-turkic person living in germany here. yes there is a lot of racism. i am personally not connected to any religion and i do not want anything to do with them unless with the very root of my ancestors - which is shamanistic tengriism. anything else feels wrong to me. there is a lot of prejudice and a lot of missing knowledge that people will blindly assume about you. daily racism is not rare, german people mostly will tell others not to be "so sensitive" about it.
Greetings from uyghurs
Uyghurlardin silerge salam !
You should take more videos like this.(in turkic languages)
Selam aleykum canim kardesim ahiskadan😊
Aleykum salam Uyghur qardash.Azerlerden sizlerge salam!
Canim uygur türküm
Gurban olurum sizlere
Im sorry. You are Chinese.
Eltebir Tomid waalaykumsalam. From Jakarta, Indonesia.
I'm not Turk or Yakut, but I am learning Turkish now! This video is interesting
Thanks for the video! I’m yakut and watching this made me think I could probably learn turkish one day☺️
Turk people forever together! Big flame hello from Republic Sakha!
BIZ Türk
@Aziz Yigido kaba olma.Bilmeyebilir
@Aziz Yigido napalım bunlards dunyanin bir ucunda konumlari...
@Aziz Yigido Yakutistan ve Sibiryadaki Tunguslar
Ve Moğollar
Farklı bölgelerde yaşıyorlar
Güney Tunguska Yakutistanın batısında
Moğollar güneyde Buryatya da
@Aziz Yigido evet
Salam for all Turks from Karakalpakstan
Aleyküm selam
Alaikume salam
@@hereusername Very similar languages. Almost same languages I would say. We can understand each other without a problem.
Karakalpakça: Men búgin mektepke baramАn hám(and) saat on ekide qaytamАn
Kazakça: Мен бүгiн мектепке барамЫн "кейин" сағат он екиде қайтамЫн
Aleyküm Selam.Where do you live? I don't know where are Karakalpstanian living
I'm Tatar from Kazan and I understood every word.
That's fun
Кырдыык - is gerçek(truth).😁
Adel Gardaşim ben isviçrede yaşıyorum tarih arşiv araştirmacısıyım Türk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kütüphanelerdeki orijinal kaynakları latinceden fransızcadan bulup Türkçeye cevirip anlatmak ATATÜRKE VE TÜRK DÜNYAMIZA BORCUMDUR ilginize teşekkur eder saygilarımi sunarım
ASSALAMU ALEYKUM TURK TUUGANDAR, KYRGIZSTANDAN ISSIK SALAM🇰🇬🇹🇷👍
Türkçe : At kişneyip tanışır kişi konuşarak tanışır
Yakutça: At kiştejip tanışar kişi çugalajıp tanıshar
Ат кiсiнесiп танысыр, кiсi сойлесiп QAZAQ
Ot kishnashib tanishar, kishi so’zlashib tanishar
UZBEK
At kişnəyib taniş olur , insan danişib tanış olur . Azərbaycan
At kisinesip tanysyr, kisi sóılesip
Qazaq
At kişñeşip tanışar, kişi sözleşip
Türkmen
As an Iraqi Turkman I understood both of them because we use these same words everyday.
Mende irakli Türkmenem
@@jezreall7837 Yaşazın Dünyä Türkmenleri gardaşım
@Gay Thağğ0t CockThrobber اتا تؤرك حدف القاف q من التركية * پچاغ pıçağ هیچ نلفضه
@Gay Thağğ0t CockThrobberتؤركمان = تؤرك + إيمان يقال العرب اطلقو هدا الاسم علينا بسبب دخولنا للإسلام قبل بقية قبائل التؤرك * أو تؤركمان = تؤرك + مان أطلق الإنگلیز هدا یعني تؤرك ادام * ادا لا يوجد ناس اسمهم تؤركمان لأنهم تؤرك مهاجرين من ازربايجان إلى العراق و الشام لدالك لهجة تؤرك العراق من لهجات ازربايجان
@Gay Thağğ0t CockThrobber الكلمة الأصلية pıçağ لاکن حسب قواعد اللغة إدا أتى ğ آخر الكلمة يحول إلى q
I am from Uzbekistan,I speak Uzbek but I can understand both of them 95%That was absolutely tremendous.I love it, thanks
I’m surprised Turkish and Yakut are this close. Growing up behind “The Iron Curtain” as a minority queued for assimilation I remember my mother mentioning the Chuvash and Yakuts as our relative Soviet nations. More recently I listened and noticed Chuvash, which is located closer, is quite different. But Yakut seems much closer. In almost all Turkic languages the word for I starts with “m” as in “men”. Except in Turkish we say “ben”. I think in Chuvash it’s “ebe”. But the intriguing thing is that on the Turkic Inscriptions in Orkhon Valley in Mongolia they also use the word “ben”. So how these changes took place across such a wide territory and time is curious. The word for mother is the same between Chuvash and Turkish: “anne”. But I think Yakut is closer. I’m not sure if Yakut is a “z” or “r” Turkic.
Greetings from Kyrgyzstan🇰🇬 guys!!! Peace and prosperity to all Turkish countries brothers !!!!
Ezen bolsin gardash 🤘
Peace hahahaha
@@asthrmyl ?
@@ShamanOGHUZ3 ask erdoyan and Azerbaijan for peace
@@asthrmyl ı think you have to ask armenian for that.
I am from Bashkortostan and I guessed some words with them too :) Would be interesting to see Turkish-Chuvash video, I think it's a hard level :D
@@dariomoreno9267 I am Russian living in Bashkiria but thanks :) Greetings from our republic to you too!
Инна К you don't look Russian
@@user-lm3qv6wx9k я русская с примесью, но не тюркской
Сергей Астафьев 😂😂😂
I guessed all of the words , I am kazakh lol
wow. im Yakut, and i love Turkey!!!!
8:03 adam 'benim yaşım 32" diyor resmen ben çok rahat anladım. Bizim eleman da bi fikrim yok diyor
Aynen bizim türk anlamadi
yalan yok bende anlamamıştım
otut iki çok tatlı
im Iranian turk(Ardabil) and i got almost all the words from both sides, sentences again turkish all but Yakut was a hard challenge actually. Turk qardaslarima her yerde salam olsun🌹
You are iranian azeri☺
selam
@@alisaneei8128 Exactly, Azeris are bother culturally and genetically Iranian.
@@shapur2406 lmao, they are not azeri. They are Azerbaijani. And of course, they are Turks.
@@ek3200 no he is not mongol
Hi, I’m a Kazakh girl) and I want you to do this “game” with Kazakh. It would be so interesting. Turkish and Kazakh. They have many commons. 🙏🏻
Are you Muslim?? Inshallah you are because only way to taste the sweet jannah is through Islam.
Zubair Yusuf bro shut tf up , no one asked you . Fucking religious tard
@@junaid1040 yes of course
Hi i"m azerbaijani girl🥰
@@gunaikh but Azerbaijani is Shi'a. Shi'a is not even Muslim.
Turk arkadashlarim, uyghurdan salam ✊🏼
Aleykum Salam. Loves from Azerbaijan to our brother country-Uyghur.❤️I Hope We will establish TURAN UNİON. This is the Dream of All Turks. ❤️
@@bakhtiyar5483 benim Azerbajdzjan kardashim❤️
@@ADAM_1985 Can❤️
We, sakha(yakutians) in the epic Olonhko mention the old valley - Uut Turaan(Ut turan), where lived our ancestors in old days.
Yakut= Türük
You are Turks my friends
This video makes me SO happy. It's like watching two long lost brothers across centuries and seas and mountains come together. Just to think such a huge geographical distance there is between Turkey and Yakutia, I find this so fascinating, thank you! ☺
Ben de bu videoyu açıyorum sürekli izliyorum,yüzümdeki tebessümle,gülerek kendimi buluyorum videoda.Bence bu dillerin bazı sözcüklerinin değişmemesi özellikle temel fiiler kişi zamirleri sayılar organ adları doğa isimleri renkler..Mucize gibi geliyor.İnsanı gerçekten mutlu ediyor bu video🍃☘️🙏
Big thanks from Yakutia🌲❄ to Turkey 🌊🌞. Our ancient ansestors was one family, no doubt, otherwise there would not be so many similar words with the same meanings. Big love to Turkey ❤🌜🌟
@@fgvfgv5976 🙏😍☘️🍃
Bundan dolayi Turkten korkuluyo. Bir ayaqa kalksak karshimizda duracak millet yok.
Göktürk Yazıtlarında geçen sözlerden oluşturulmuş bu ezginin tam halini biliyor musunuz? Ben bir türlü bulamadım. :\
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Turkic nations are very similar by language because we all have the same origin. Greetings from Kazakhstan!
It's amazing how the Yakutian being part of the Turkic group is located so far away from the rest of the family... The story behind how the migration took place must have been one heck of a story. ++
The Yakuts are the Turks of Siberia who refused to submit to the Mongol Empire
@@user-pu6so2rg5g cengizhanın anneside Türk
@@user-pu6so2rg5g It was because of the Buryats not the Mongols that they migrated. Their old territory was Lake Baikal.
Look at the Battle of Talas in 751 AD. Literally the war that set huge things in motion in Ancient Asia. Also explains the reason why Central Asian countries are Muslim.
Bro the language originated closer to Siberia than to turkey.
Remarkable contribution to Turkish. Yaşayın!🇹🇷
E Seyfi Moroğlu Kardeşim ben isviçrede yaşıyorum tarih arşiv araştırmacısıyım Türk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kütüphanelerdeki orijinal kaynakları latinceden fransızcadan bulup Türkçeye cevirip anlatmak ATATÜRKE VE TÜRK DÜNYAMIZA BORCUMDUR ilginize teşekkur eder saygılarımı sunarım
Wow, i'm surprised! I am from Yakutia!
Yoooo, shout out to you
Selam, esen kardeşim :)
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@@yalinayak98 Sen de gel kardeşim
Я из Москвы и для меня это тоже было сюрпризом. Слышал, что якутский сейчас редкий язык даже в самой Якутии
Greetings from Hungary, our distant cousins!
Magyars our brothers!
How exactly Hungary is related to anything Turkish? It's not even the same family and nothing in common in genetics.
@@cianakril What'scommon: 1. Nomadic horseman culture 2. More than 400 common words from before the time of Hungarian conquest. 3. Pentatonic music. 4. Folk art. 5. Mythology, including a lot of Hunnic references. 6. Anthropology: Turanid is the most common Hungarian racial phenotype. Hope this helps. Read before you ask, that also is very useful.
@@chai275x what is ironic? Can you write straight or shall we all start writing in this vague, ambiguous mode?
Hi from Kazakhstan. I have a strange question. Do Hungarians eat horse meat?
Hello! Greeting from Kazakhstan to all our turkic brother countries. We would like to do the same with kazakh language 🥰
So Kazakhstan is the place when landed almost all turkic tribes, its a motherland of Turks😉 (Central Asia)
Түркиядан Қазақстанға сәлем 🇰🇿🇹🇷👋
@@melihaktan2000 sälem🤗
We salute Kazah brothers and sisters, we salute our (original) motherland.
Tengri Türk’ü korusun.
If our homeland is Kazakhstan, then why don't our appearance resemble that of Kazakhstanis?
As far as I know, people have little or no Central Asian DNA in scientific research in Turkey. I say this as a Turkish citizen
I am Turkish and would love to go to Yakutia one day🙏🏻
I speak Serbian and I recognised word demir - iron. It came to my language from Turkish in times of ottoman empire.
This word today is found in old songs. Also it can mean an iron bar on windows.
Great work Bahador!
Zdravo brate iz turske.
@@kerembey1993
Hvala, dobrodošao! 🙂
Demir is also used as a male first name and as a surname in Turkish.
I've listened to some Serbian folk songs before and honestly, my heart is tricked and feels the same emotions I feel from Turkish music. Just the language is different.
Bojan Bojić you have to admit that Serbs have Turkish genes. 300 years of occupation have an effect on your gene pool. You have at least 25% Turkish genes.
@@ludogatari9558
Yes, years of ottoman rule must leave some influence.
There is an ending verse of one song with three Turkish words. I will try to translate it properly.
Kad je Zlata sa pendžera( pencer - window ) opazila boje ( boye - colours ) kroz demire pružila mu bijele ruke svoje.
When Zlata ( one girl ), from window noticed the colours of Moon, through demirs she offered him (to Moon ) her white hands.
Eray : It was my please to be part of this video Bahador :)
I am VERY VERY sorry for your loss. My condolences.. :(
Thank you so much Eray for being a part of it! It's always a pleasure to have you here and look forward to getting together soon!
Thank you for your kindness and support. It means a lot to both Shahrzad and myself! ❤️
1:58 Eray'ın cümleye biz diye başlaması :D Biz actually say haha. Gülüyorum ama ben de yapıyorum bunu ara ara. Geçen yeni tanıştığım birine merhaba diye giriş yaptım :D
@@egemen2890 bende farkettim. Biz diue başlayınca bir an türkçe konuşacak sandım 😅😅
Eray seems like such fun and positive guy. I love it when you guys work together. Want to see him back for more Turkish
Greetings and respect from Azebaijan🇹🇷♥️🇦🇿
I'm very interested in Yakut people as an ethnic group because as a Mexican with Native American ancestry, I know that my non-European ancestors came from northwestern Asia. And what I've noticed in many DNA test videos from Mexicans is that many of them get Yakut and Mongolian as a result in their test. So this leads me to believe that Yakut people might be one of the most closely related groups to Native Americans (and therefore Mexicans and other Latin Americans) out of all groups outside of the Americas.
Corlos Yakuts is Turks. Mongol and Turks smiliar national. I think Amerikan Native is Turks
I thought the bering strait theory wasnt highly regarded anymore and many native people of the us find it offensive? Do you find the theory worth consideration? Love from turkey
I totally agree with what you wrote, we have so many similarities that our rugs, our carpets, our tents, our lifestyle, our jewelry, we are definitely related.
We also have high inuit and sometimes native dna.. But our saka _ ashina kings conquered Asia. Its mixed with persian. That mixture seljuky turkman conquered İranian, Roman later. We mixed with caucasian race.. 😂 Our dna is like that immigration way. persian, west asia, greek, italian, Central asia, inuit sometimes japan, chinese... 😂 Central asia also mixed mongol, russian again.. 😂
Your ancesters passed bering stripe 15000 years ago and settled in north america. You mexicans are technically turkic
😄I understand both of them. Greetings from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
I am an American, and I have been studying the evolution of North Germanic languages. I know none about Turkic languages, but this video was really interesting, especially since Turkey and the Yakut speaking region are so distant.
Nothing surprising, as actually all turkic nations rooted from Altay region, so Yakut or Saha language is basically old Turkish language, then turkish had a little bit mixed with arabic and persian languages because if its new location.
Im turkish and i can say turkish(turkey) people understand ;azerbaijan turkish %85 - %95
other turkish languages ; %20 - %60
Yes, I even understand Chinese Uygyrs. I am from 🇦🇿
@@jaffafloyd1438 to be honest after azerbaycan Turkish i understand uygur turkish people easy
The first human beings are coming from Africa.We see that they are moving to different directions from Mesopotamia .First groups moved to Middle Asia in earliar times .Probably they moved on and some of them went to west ,Europa later ( after some thousand years )and some of them went to America.(Does not Tungusic people look like İndians in America?)Many mexican names sound turkish .The languages are alive and changing continiously.I recognise that turkish is changing nowadays very rapidly because of the influence of English.''Ben'' is a young saying of ''men''.My grandmothers mother used to say it as men and they used to speak mostly in simple present tense like the people who speaks similar in Azarbaycan.I remember that I have heard their saying:gelirem,gidirem....But it got common speaking in present continious tense in Turkey nowadays.(probably the present continious tense did not exist in former times in turkish like German or Russian languages) we say gidiyorum(git-i-yor-um),geliyorum(gel-i-yor-um) we only use simple present tense to talk about our habitual behaviors.Her gün yüzümü yıkarım.
молодцы ребята, спасибо вам за то что сближаете нас народ.
I'm from Northwest of Iran, which is called Azerbaijan. In Iran we have Azerbaijani turks, Kaskai turks, Turkmen et. Due to some reports around one third of Iranians are turk. We speak Azerbaijani Turkish. I was able to understand 99percent of the words you asked in the video. I think it's amazing.
Biz Sibirya Türklerini okadar çok seviyoruz ki,bir şehrimizin köyüne "Karasu" ismini verip,orada tank üretip "Altay" ismini verdik.
Ben Sakarya/karasu da yaşyrm
@@fratayaz1261 Fahrettin Paşa’nın Altay soyisimli nereden geliyor peki 😁😁
Altay soyismi altay dağlarından geliyor..
@@fratayaz1261 Fahrettin altay in babasi da soyadini Sibiryadaki Altay daglarindan almistir ki hepsi ayni kapiya cikar.!!!!!
Altay da zaten Türklerin onun bunun farkı yok
I understand both languages it’s amazing. Im a Kyrgyz salam turk nations !
Maybe you're Kyrgyzs or Uygur are most understanding nations because Kyrgyz kaganat and Uygur Kaganat. 😅
This whole comment section is amazing.
People are sharing love and being so wholsemoe it melts my heart
it's so amazing that i can understand yakut. they're so far away yet we still have the bond. greetings from turkey!
Wow! It seems to me that as a Kazakh man I can overall understand Yakut language. I should visit Sakha Republic. Greetings from 🇰🇿
We have many kirgiz immigrants here and they quickly learn yakut as most of the words are similar or same.
Ion Simon i heard Sakhas are attacking to Kyrgyz people on streets? What is the reason?
@@balporsugu7046 mass media's lie.
Säläm bar!
I am from Bashkortostan and i speak bashkir, all the words are understandable for me.
Türkiyeden selam, esen, yakşı kardeşim :)
Salam from Kyrgyz 🤝🤝🤝
Biz Qıpchaqtar, Bäshgirdi jaqsı köremiz.
@@strasseanthem8599
Hin qaźaqmıı?
@@Bashkir Yoq, Mën kavkazda töramın. Biztar Qıpshaqtar. Svïterler ärtürli, biraq biz bärimiz Törökestan topraqtari Sebebi biz olardıñ jerinen keldik. bizdiñ tilderimizge üqsaydı.
Greetings from bashkortostan and tatarstan usa Seattle WA
Я тут 🎉🎉😂😂
PLEASE DO TURKISH AND ALTAI LANGUAGE. THEY ARE REALLY REALLY SIMILAR. GREETINGS FROM TURKEY.
Noldu la Türklük damarın mı kabardı altay baatır biçikte argımak attar tınıjıııııı
We are brothers from turkey to yakutia kazakh Turkmen all nation are Turks
UZBEK tili ham turkiy tillar oilasiga kiradi
Bekzod Djabarov uzbek uyghur va boshqaları altai tuva
karındaşlarıma selam bolsun 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🇦🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿🇰🇬🇹🇷🇰🇿🇭🇺
👍👍👍
@@bekzoddjabarov3256 Sizning Yurdingiz özünde bizning türk usaqlarin da yurdi
Sakha is a beautiful language I'd like to learn it. Эҕэрдэ Мадьаар Сириттэн! / Greetings from Hungary!
András Némethy hungarian is interesting
I know Hungarian language turkic language. Apple hungary alma, kazakh alma😊
@@VremennyiGuest as a Anatolian Turk I have to say that even we use the word Alma as Elma, different from other dialects but somehow in Hungary they still use Alma...
Байагантай уолагын дуо эн
Salam Aleikum Atilla bro
I am Tatarstan
As an Indonesian who speak Turkish, I am confident that I can learn Yakut language easily.
You can learn all Turkic leanguages easily from Balkans to Central Asia, east Turkestan and Russia
I'm Kyrgyz and while they were talking any words i understand Turkish language better than Yukut language i don't know why 😉
Kyrgyz language is almost the same
On eki - 12
Bulut - cloud
Bügün - today
Temir - iron
Bash - head
Bas - to pull/ press
Orto - middle
Kul' - to smile/ to laugh
Not kyrchyk but chyndyk - truth
Kөl - lake
Bychak - knife
At - horse
At - to shoot
At - name
Uul - son/ Uulum - my son/ Uulu - son of. or Bala - child
Kanat - wing/ kanattar- wings
iyne - needle
32 y.o - otuz eki jash
Menin itim bar - I have a dog.
It - dog
Yakutian language
Uan Ikki - Уан икки
Bylyt - Былыт
Bügün - Бюгюн
Timir - Тимир
Bus - Бус
Orto, ortuku - Орто, Ортуку
Kül - Кюль
Byh'ah - Быьах
At - Ат
At - Ат
Aat - Аат
Kanat - Канат
Innë - Иннэ
It - ит
iit - Иит
Bychak=bicska/bicsak means knife in hungarian too. Pocket knives to be precise.
@@benedeknagy8497 I heard balta means an axe in hungarian? In kyrgyz language Balta is also an axe)
@@uxaines8910 Yes. Mostly its called "fejsze", but "balta" is still used. Its common in hungarian to have 2 or more different word for the same thing. Mainly because of the many germanic and slavic loanwords mixing with the old uralic/altaic vocabulary.
@@hakan5531 Depends. Officially its uralic/ugor. But if the Ural-Altai theories are correct, then both groups stem from the same paleo-siberian tribes. Also, uralic and turkic people, who still live in siberia or northen europe show a genetic connection. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_N-M231
As an Iranian Qashqai Turk I can understand most of the words 🤗
Selam size Azerbaycandan🇦🇿. Sizleri çox sevirik.
First time I see a Qashqai. I heard about Qashqai
Рамис Карама I mean a Qashqai human. I know Nissan Qashqaui and I heard about Qashqai people.
@@talybodzhakow8271 How many Qashqai lives in Iran today.
@@07uygur hi I speak qashqaei as well
The population is about 1to 1.5million people and most of us (almost all of us) live in south of Iran
Bahador, very nice video. Congrats to you. Im mix Turkish and Crimean Tatar. I can understand and speak Tatar, Bashkir, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, Azeri, Uzbek, Uyghur very easy. Yakut a bit harder comparing to them but still lots of words same and grammar is complately same.
Dear Kardesler! Best regards from the Turanian Hungary!
I learnt turkish from tv and i watch & read sometimes about turkic language and it's mindblowing how these langauges are so similar despite having forgein influence... and so much distance just imagine Yakutsk (east Russia) - Istanbul (Turkey) or Uyghur Autonomous region (China) - Gagauz Autonomus Region (Moldova)
Hi guyes! I am Sakha (yakutian).
I get why Turcish use be Ben as we use Min (I am). We have word “beyem”. that means “myself”. I might say : beyem itim.
its my dog.
sorry for my english. its not my “till”.
butun turctarga sakhalartan!!!✊🏻
we are not yakut (thats russian call us). we are Uraankhay Sakhalar!
Оо туох диэтин тылбаастаа эрэ😅😂
Himm,Yakut denilmesinden hoşlanmıyorlar,Ruslar koymuş bu adı.O yüzden biz Yakut değil Sakhayız diyor.
Rasim Ozan Kütahyalı Hi, it impossible, we have native culture and Tangara Got.
We are Kangl (pecheneg) too:-) . I am from Hangalass Uus (Ulu aimakh).
we live in russia (north siberian)
Kazakh is Kas sakh, the kas in old kazakh means true, so kas sakh or kazakh means true sakh.
In Turkey we also say Saka Turks not Yakut.
In uzbek perspective, Sakha language is purer turkic than turkish, uzbek or many other turkic languages. Because we got some persian, arabic influence but they didn't.
But they got russian and mongolic influence too
*THE KIND OF VIBES YOU GET WHEN YOU MEET YOUR LONG LOST BROTHER*
You guys all so polite 😊 can you make a Turkish-Kazakh similarities video thank you
They are Canadians 😂
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tukaz.com.tukaz
@@abmgirl who is Canadians
@@58erkansivas 👍
We are so similar it will be so easy.
i am proud very much,the two languages seperated almost 2500 years ago, and still we can understand each other. Power of the Turkic languages and their mathematical grammer.
Turkic languages unite!
@Rep 101 of course,i meant turkic language branches, seperation of yakut branch and the others(all today's turkic languages,except chuvash)
@Rep 101 You poor thing, how ignorant you are. I recommend you to read some scientific articles, or else you will not imrove yourself. I hope that you not think Turkic evolved in only one day, which admittedly would be miracle but that is not the case. Be sensible for your mental health honey :)
Zeynep Ezgi Su Simsar
Also Xinglongwa culture
Zeynep Ezgi Su Simsar
Anav ingilizcese jeitun
Yakut turks and Anatolian turks we are brothers
Biz iran turklariak turk melati çok boig di gografiasi 09903759299
Bahador thank you so much for the great program. You made thousands of friends so happy. And I am so sorry for the people who lost their lives in that tragic event.
I am turkish speaking person, originally Russian,and for me this talking is extremely interesting, thank you very much
Russian and Turkish, this is great because if you speak Russian and Turkish,
You can talk to all of Eurasia
What a beautiful wealth
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Biz birlik halkymyz! Salem Qazaqstannan!
Kazakistan'a da selamlar
Allah'ı ni severim arslansin arslan
Selam kazatanaa turkiyeden
Жазсан катесиз жазсай
Türkiye'den selamlar
Tüm Türk milletini çok seviyorum.hepinizi seviyorum kandaşlarim.dilimiz bir bizim kalbimiz bir bizim.Allaha emenet olun hepiniz.bunu gerçekten içten söylüyorum hepinizi çok seviyorum.Yaşasın Türk milleti.
I could understand 100% of Yakut language. Assalomu alaikum from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
Salom qerindosh men ozim Turkiyadanman. Yakut tilindogi s'ozlar oxshash bolsa da bularni hommasin tushunalmaymiz. Bu til ovvol zamanda boshqalashgan.
Toshkentdan salom
Long live turkic peoples. Turklar sog' bo'lsin O'zbekistondan salom esonlik
Türkiye'den de Özbekistan'a selam olsun
💗💗💗Uzbekistan
👍
Azərbaycandan əlöyküm salam
Türkiyeden selam ve esen kardaş :)
I am Uzbek and Turks are our brothers!
Uzbeks have iranic roots too
@@alisaneei8128 no, we aren't iranic, we
are only turk.
@Aziz Yigido No no! Iranic and turkic mix-kurds!
@@user-jr4ie1vy3i Uzbeks litterally descent from turkized mongols (Oz Beg Khan from golden Horde). Anatolian Turks, everybody know there backgound... but you can still pretend, lol
Men özbek Türküm ..??
I am Turkish from Iran. A native of Azerbaijan. How similar is Siberian Turkish to Azeri Turkish. It is really very close to Azerbaijani Turkish language. It was very attractive.
We are one big family, I hope Southern Azerbaijan and Sakha republic will be free soon
@@invoker7826 inşallah bu türk cumhuriyetleri özgür olacak
Once I was travelling in the train in Germany. Next to me two people talked in a language that was quite interesting because some words sounded like turkish. So I couldn't resist to ask the two of them, what language they were talking and they answered in perfect turkish that they were Usbeks who studied in Istanbul and now visited Germany. This was a nice experience for me. We all should have more contact to each other
greetings from Mongolia
i understand demir , we say it tümür (төмөр)
gercek - we dont have a same word but gerch sounds similar and has a close meaning (гэрч) someone who proves the truth (witness)
and about the kuol , göl we say lake - nuur and gol means river
im surprised
hello :d
If u don't understand nothing, u must have been understood smth
i watched it again and understanded it
We say "nehir" in Turkish for river and it sounds similar to "nuur". It seems like we exchanged the meanings of "göl" and "nehir" compared to Mongolian :)
These are Mongolian words🤦🏻♀️
Kirgizsiztani unutpa bizdagi turk atanin baldaribiz
хахаза
Aynen
Oozın japchi, Kitayes
Biz Qardaşıq 🇰🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿🇹🇲🇦🇿🇹🇷
Unutmayız tamam
Kaç sene önce bir belgesel görmüştüm. Türkiyeden çine kadar sadece türkçe konuşarak gitmişlerdi. Türkçe haricinde başka bir dil kullanmadan aylarca yolculuk yapmışlardı. Onu hatırladım birden.
Harika...Dev bir aileyiz....Great...We are big Turkic world...
I am Türk and when i watched the Yakut boy, i felt as if i met a long lost brother. Truely emotional.
Emrah Karaca I am Yakut I had the same feeling ❤️🇹🇷
@@mesterkreedo3492 Türkiyeden selam, esen kardeşim :)
@@yalinayak98 They don't use the word selam, they are not muslim they kept the old Tengri belief, you should use word like "yahshi" or other Turkic root words for greetings.
@@jacobsmith8272 Thanks for the information but im not just say the "selam".
As you could see, the word "esen" is also turkic/turkish greeting word.
And you are right, i could say "yakşı" too.
The word "yahshi" is "yakşı" in turkish.
Sorry for my bad english, but i think i could explain myself...
because you guys share the same ancestors close to China the country you call turkey got invited by them
Interesting. I'm native uzbek speaker, but I understand them both. Salom from Uzbekistan!
as
Why are people pointing out the physical different between the Oghuz man and the Yakut? Yes we know the Oghuz have a lot of European and Middle-Eastern admixture. But can people in the comment section shut the fuck up XD the Oghuz are Turks by culture and at least 40% or even more is Turkic. Even if they are mix.
Seriously people in the comment section. Before the advent of DNA tests and phenotype studies people identify ethnicity by a single paternal lineage even among assimilation. Not genes and phenotypes. Which the second part can easily be climatic influenced. I dunno why a lot of people in the comment section be like "He's not Turkish he's Greek/Armenian/Persian/Scythian/Galatian/Hittite/Luwain/Kaskas/Mede/Kurd/Hurrian/Jew/Mittani/Phyrgian/Carian/Pisidic/Palaic mix.
Lol you guys can't even make up your mind what kind of mix. I admit it's likely a overlapping combination with some of the named ethnicities not exclusive to them. But people seriously he's culturally a turk he speaks Turkish etc. So why are people mocking him? Turkified or not who cares. Before nationalism and genetic studies people had a culture identity and lineage identity. Not a Nation or genetic one. Oghuz Turks in general basically.
All humans are mix. And descend from assimilated societies. Can people in the chat talk about that or no? LOL
One more thing with the other inconsistent group.
People be like "Turks are actually this and that"
and others are like "GO BACK TO MONGOLIA YOU COLONIZERS"
lol it's either go back to mongolia colonizers or Turks are assimilates. Lol you know that meme with the guy needing to choose a button but sweets nervously? lol
People identify by ethnicity from father to son. Before the 19th century. The idea was culture and lineage of paternity ignoring autosomal and maternal lines. Wasn't citizenship or purity. Not by modern standards
you articulated my feelings
@@aybukeyalcnkaya1829 I'm just speaking how it works.
The reason identity exists isn't autosomal or maternal lineage. Ethnic and tribal lineage is passed down father to son.
Women didn't get classified with ethnicity back then. Even the assimilates count because of maternal marriage where a non assimilate became a assimilate and marries a biological member.
Ethnicity is like family.
The assimilated is like a adopted member and the genetic is the biological member.
But of course the family DNA won't be the same "analogous to inbreeding and ethnicity" you marry outside your ethnicity to branch out not to be inbred so no biological purity. It's no different to members of the family in the surname. My last name is Pritchett but I can branch out into other families or ethnicity. But my children would still be Pritchett
So I have no clue why Oghuz Turks like Azeris, Anatolians and others are wondering if they are Turk or not in dispute.
English people are 40% Germanic and 60% Celtic but we still identity as Germanic because that has been passed down father to son with cultural inheritance.
Which is why I don't dispute Turkmen or Qashqai or other Oghuz to be Turkic.
This rule applies to other ethnicities of different names.
To ignore the ethnicity factor and assimilation factor basically abolishes concepts like marriage and adoption.
People back before DNA studies or giving a damn on phenotypes cared about paternal lineage.
@@aybukeyalcnkaya1829 it's called logic
@@aybukeyalcnkaya1829 I still admit the genetics is like 45% Turkic
But genetically family clans in villages people come from are only 35% genetically of the original stock with the last name. I know Turkey doesn't have a surname culture.
Fuck sake you guys need to adopt one.
@@aybukeyalcnkaya1829 why no reply? Is it because I took long to reply myself? Sorry.