How New Year's is Celebrated in the Sakha Republic | Easy Sakha 3
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Host of this episode: Tatiana Olesova
Camera: Olga Yakovleva
Edit: Tatiana Olesova
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I absolutely love seeing languages like this have more resources! I can't wait for more, thank you Sakha team!
As someone who's been attempting to learn Sakha for years but been struggling due to a lack of resources in English, I cannot thank you enough for this series! Can't wait to see more 💖
So happy for this language!! Add greenlandic lessons !!!! ❤
What a fascinating language! It's clearly a turkic language, but I hear some Mongolian-like consonants here and there?
wow it sounds familiarly with mongolian to me in softer version. thank you easy sakha team, keep going make other videos and spread the beauty of your culture!
Sweet language, beautiful people. I wish you a happy new year and элбэх-элбех дьол! 🎉
Haapy New Year from Brazil. We love the people and landscapes. Kudos :D
Beautiful language
Lovely sounding language. Similar to finnish tho lil bit
do the buryatian language next please 🙏
Sakha sounds similar to Mongolian
Святые пельмени, насколько же велико языковое разнообразие РФ. Я ни слова не понимаю (и мне это даже нравится т.к. чем меньше знаешь - тем больше тянешься к знаниям). Походу я нашёл канал который буду посещать, пытаясь вникать и языки по чуть-чуть учить.
Best regards from Türkiye to our relatives in Yakut- Sakha,the way we say some words is the same.
English:Year
Turkish:Yıl
Yakut:Yıl
English:Father
Turkish:Baba
Yakut:Baba
English:Today
Turkish:Bugün
Yakut:Bügün
I am from Russia. I love learning languages and also I love learning culture of russian nations and I dream to go to Yakutia. Great video, I like to see people in Yakutia know their native language
is it me or there are some similarities with korean language?
It sounds so much like Turkish. Is there any relation?
yes they are both belong to Turkic languages
Does the language have many loan words from russian or are the people just mixing the two in everyday speech?
Not sure if they are loan words, probably yes, i can tell though that it's the same with Tatar/Bashkir, i hear a lot of Russian words in everyday speech too) even on the radio.
There are a lot of borrowings from Russian in Sakha, they are just so modified that Russian speakers themselves do not recognize and understand them)
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What a loving mixture of people and language: uses Cyrillic, speaks similar to Turks and looks Chinese. Thank you for making the video. I really hope for his region that China does not some day choose to add your region to mainland China.
it's a part of Russia
What a bizarre and weirdly racist comment. It's far north east Russia, my man, about 1000km from the Chinese border...
@@henriashurst-pitkanen8735how's that racist?
@@hayabusa1329 "Speaks similar to Turks and looks Chinese. I really hope for his region that China does not choose to add your region to Mainland China." All Turkic peoples were originally "Asiatic" looking as historically they came from Central Asia. I just wasted time writing this out.