Pretty cool fact is that Comanche comes from the same family branch of Nahuatl a native language spoken in central mexico. Both come from Uto-Aztecan language
@@stonedsasquatch not that far mate only. Into Chihuahua. Comanche hated all other tribes like the Navajo, Apache and Wichita what makes you think they’d be friends with the Mexica who also hated all other city states.
It is related to mexica, it belongs to the same language tree. You might not know that the aztecs migrated to mexico from utah, and so did comanche to texas
Ura for making this video! My great great grandfather was Quanah Parker so I’ve always wanted to further embrace my heritage and learn the Comanche language also. I have so much pride in the Comanche tribe and their history❤️
That's awesome! Can I ask how did you come to know that? Is that spoken of often in your families along with some stories, or just a fact passed down generations?
@@Dares9 To be fair, most Comanches are descended from Quanah Parker (myself included). Mini-lecture warning, but the average person (as in, not a recent immigrant) only needs to go back a maximum of 5 generations to find a common ancestor with the overwhelming majority of other people of their nation (barring those with exceedingly low population densities, or extremely atypical immigration/emigration rates). It's a simple matter of exponential growth. Assuming each couple in each generation only has one child, that alone doubles the reach each generation, and when you factor in siblings, cousins, and extended families, it grows at hard-to-calculate rates (mainly due to the potential for extreme variance, along with the trend for families to grow larger as you go further back in time). Now, with that tangent over, I'm going to continue butchering this beautiful language to make a mediocre con-lang for my D&D world.
I’m Comanche , I really wanna learn the language but I’m not sure if CZcams is the best fit for me but hearing you speak it makes me feel like I’m at home
Martin, you are a very good teacher. I plan to visit your site each morning for teachings. Keep up the good work! My grandmother, Lottie Simmons was concerned "who will carry on the language", she would say. Your time is valued for teaching the Comanche language! The language is what keeps us Indigenous. Udah (sp) :)
Nyyyce ..... Have a Blessed & Wonderful day , brutha... stay in the Shade 😅 ... Its Hot, hot down in Georgetown, TX!! +Peace, Love , Strength & Blessings to all my bruthas & Sistas !!!+ "Sua Yurapit" 😊❤
@@chairmanredpony4952 Well, to be exact, your lenguage is spoken only in north America, since the huge Aztec reign belonged to north America still, center of Mexico is north America, and further down, mayan lenguages start to appear. Still, All of Mexico does still belong to north America! this means south of Mexico, where mayan lenguages show up are still north America. Central America are countries such as belice, Guatelama, El salvador, Costa Rica and Panama.
@@ErickTosar Eric, not trying to argue with you but a true story comes about during the years right after WW II. A Comanche in the Navy was in Port in Argentina. He was being a tourist in the port city, at the one of the booths he heard the Indians Numuhnu-tekwa. So, he replied in Numuhnuh. They invited him to have a meal and he went with them. All the conversations they had was in Numuhnuh! So, the story came from a veteran, respected traditional leader upon return from the war, and I believe to be true. Not everything on maps written by the non-Native can be believed. I've spoken.
My wife wants to call herself Daughter of Two Tribes in Comanche, because she is also Cherokee and wants to honor both of her parents, but she can't find a direct translation. Can you help?
u could add some info about family haritage or something like that. I belive this can help us with family realsions. try to separate in smaller santances. TY.
Thank you for the video. I am writing a story that includes a Comanche character named 'Puetuyai', spirit or ghost. I am really hoping to find someone who can teach me how to pronounce this correctly. And help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Hello. I am looking to find what dialect my elder cousin was taught by my great grandfather. Can you please tell me does the greeting "Wishie Komie Thumb" (best spelling guess) sound familiar like Comanche? Thank you
hey martin flores love your teachings. im a xicano mix tribes zacatecas to camanche i love studying my ancestral languages my grand pa has pass away he a camanche his brother still live both just know Spanish. so i would love if you could look me up on facebook so i could hit you up to learn the language. my name is dominic hernandez live in el sereno if you could pleas look me up .tlazcocamati
Hi Dominic, thank you for reaching out and watching the videos. You can find more information on the Comanche Nation language at the following website link, and you can also request electronic files of Comanche Language dictionaries, flash cards, and other educational materials: comanchenation.com/departments/comanche-nation-language-department-0
Hi Marshall, we do not have anyone specifically within the Nashville region but you can visit the following website to learn more about the language and to obtain electronic and print resources to continue your language education: comanchenation.com/departments/comanche-nation-language-department-0
A long time ago when the world was at peace the three worlds joined together it was a time of peace between native Americans ( America being name after the Italian explorer Americano vespucci a few thousand years later, would love to know what native refered to their land in their native tounge ) vikings and the Irish, vikings explored all over never settled so the language was lost where as the Irish kept a symbol to show the 3 bonds called the trinity of worlds it's three spirals that all join and form a triangle in the middle which symbolises strength because a triangle is the strongest structure in nature any tawit tawhoo im rambling I love you're people and your ways of life and story's of star beings and ant people, sky teachers they taught your people many great things, wisdom, love for the earth, respect for animals and all living creatures it's a a terrible shame your culture and many more cultures, India, Jamaica, Ireland, Scotland ect where destroyed by greed and power resulting in the world we live in today any ʉ kamakʉtʉ̆ nʉ brother and stay blessed
Pretty cool fact is that Comanche comes from the same family branch of Nahuatl a native language spoken in central mexico. Both come from Uto-Aztecan language
That’s a stretch guy Comanche we’re not Mexica
My great great grandmother could actually speak Nahuatl. The only part I’m not sure of if she spoke this exclusively or knew Spanish as well.
@@trollpolice Comancheria stretched far into what is now Mexico.
@@stonedsasquatch not that far mate only. Into Chihuahua. Comanche hated all other tribes like the Navajo, Apache and Wichita what makes you think they’d be friends with the Mexica who also hated all other city states.
It is related to mexica, it belongs to the same language tree. You might not know that the aztecs migrated to mexico from utah, and so did comanche to texas
I wish he came out with more videos!
I am Comanche and I want to learn Comanche and your videos are really helpful
WOW, I love your teaching style and I love the Comanche language...please make lots more videos
this is good im half Comanche and half white now I can learn half my culture language
Da'an'zho Kwaii Im Mescalero apache and kickapoo my mom is from texas much love to you comanche brothers and sisters
Ura for making this video! My great great grandfather was Quanah Parker so I’ve always wanted to further embrace my heritage and learn the Comanche language also. I have so much pride in the Comanche tribe and their history❤️
I am related to Quanah Parker as well.
That's awesome! Can I ask how did you come to know that? Is that spoken of often in your families along with some stories, or just a fact passed down generations?
@@Dares9 To be fair, most Comanches are descended from Quanah Parker (myself included).
Mini-lecture warning, but the average person (as in, not a recent immigrant) only needs to go back a maximum of 5 generations to find a common ancestor with the overwhelming majority of other people of their nation (barring those with exceedingly low population densities, or extremely atypical immigration/emigration rates). It's a simple matter of exponential growth. Assuming each couple in each generation only has one child, that alone doubles the reach each generation, and when you factor in siblings, cousins, and extended families, it grows at hard-to-calculate rates (mainly due to the potential for extreme variance, along with the trend for families to grow larger as you go further back in time).
Now, with that tangent over, I'm going to continue butchering this beautiful language to make a mediocre con-lang for my D&D world.
I’m Comanche , I really wanna learn the language but I’m not sure if CZcams is the best fit for me but hearing you speak it makes me feel like I’m at home
Martin, you are a very good teacher. I plan to visit your site each morning for teachings. Keep up the good work! My grandmother, Lottie Simmons was concerned "who will carry on the language", she would say. Your time is valued for teaching the Comanche language! The language is what keeps us Indigenous. Udah (sp) :)
Magnifique! Tanks to the PREY Movie to allow me to discover the Commanche language
Awesome. Thanks for the lessons. Great job!
Thank you - we needed real info, not wikipedia stuff. This was very helpful for a history report. PEACE
Greetings from the Navajo nation
Nyyyce .....
Have a Blessed & Wonderful day , brutha... stay in the Shade 😅 ...
Its Hot, hot down in Georgetown, TX!!
+Peace, Love , Strength & Blessings to all my bruthas & Sistas !!!+
"Sua Yurapit" 😊❤
Do you know Aztecs were able to understand this lenguage? because nahuatl and comanche are in the same linguistic family!
Yes. Our language is spoken into Central America with slight variations due to local influence of other languages.
@@chairmanredpony4952 Well, to be exact, your lenguage is spoken only in north America, since the huge Aztec reign belonged to north America still, center of Mexico is north America, and further down, mayan lenguages start to appear.
Still, All of Mexico does still belong to north America! this means south of Mexico, where mayan lenguages show up are still north America.
Central America are countries such as belice, Guatelama, El salvador, Costa Rica and Panama.
@@ErickTosar Eric, not trying to argue with you but a true story comes about during the years right after WW II. A Comanche in the Navy was in Port in Argentina. He was being a tourist in the port city, at the one of the booths he heard the Indians Numuhnu-tekwa. So, he replied in Numuhnuh. They invited him to have a meal and he went with them. All the conversations they had was in Numuhnuh! So, the story came from a veteran, respected traditional leader upon return from the war, and I believe to be true. Not everything on maps written by the non-Native can be believed. I've spoken.
@@chairmanredpony4952 Ok i see.. the earth is plain.
I'm of Apache and Blackfeet lineage... but Comanche seems so much more memorable and easier to learn.
very good.
Comanche is actually related to the Aztec language, Nahuatl.
Comanche language is in the Numic branch of the Uto-Aztecan language family. I wonder how close it is to Shoshone.
@aspeltaofkush3540 Shoshone, Comanche and the language the Aztecs speak which is Nahuatl are all very close.
Can you do a breakdown of each letter in the alphebet and the sounds each letter makes?
Thank you for sharing your beautiful language with us Martin!
Love the lessons. Wondering why he stopped making them.
Thank you for watching! We will be working on additional video series soon!
Haa-Muh-Rah-Way-Ka from Lawton, Oklahoma home of The Lords of The Plains! ❤
Please make more!
I love it I just found out my great grandmother was full-blooded Comanche Indian she was we were kin to Quanah parker Sarah
The language is similar very similar to Paiute
How close is Comanche to Shoshone. Are they mutually intelligible?
great lesson!
My grandmother was Buried in Comanche Texas
Awww you're so nervous ❤
I am coming back to practice
Thanks bro
My wife wants to call herself Daughter of Two Tribes in Comanche, because she is also Cherokee and wants to honor both of her parents, but she can't find a direct translation. Can you help?
anyway love it. tnx for efort
What if the Comanche language became the national language of Texas if Texas became an independent country again?
Hello all my brothers and sisters
Couple you please add captions? Thank you!
u could add some info about family haritage or something like that. I belive this can help us with family realsions. try to separate in smaller santances. TY.
great thanks
Ma rʉawe Martin, are you going to make more videos?
More videos will be coming!
@@iamndn2942 thank you for these videos! i am having trouble finding resources and yours are the best! you are doing a great thing here!
You seem very nervous. Relax. It's gonna be alright. We're already learning things.
And we're always learning things.
Hello Martin, I would like to learn a couple of specific phrases in Comanche. Would love if we could get in contact as soon as possible. thank you .
👍👍💕
What do you say about family if you are a non Comanche ?
Running Wolf cool
Man you're much bigger than those "the son" 's actors
Lucky my name is Noah Flores lol
Thank you for the video. I am writing a story that includes a Comanche character named 'Puetuyai', spirit or ghost. I am really hoping to find someone who can teach me how to pronounce this correctly. And help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Hello. I am looking to find what dialect my elder cousin was taught by my great grandfather. Can you please tell me does the greeting "Wishie Komie Thumb" (best spelling guess) sound familiar like Comanche?
Thank you
Part comanche I want to learn..
Who’s here after watching Prey.
hey martin flores love your teachings. im a xicano mix tribes zacatecas to camanche i love studying my ancestral languages my grand pa has pass away he a camanche his brother still live both just know Spanish. so i would love if you could look me up on facebook so i could hit you up to learn the language. my name is dominic hernandez live in el sereno if you could pleas look me up .tlazcocamati
Hi Dominic, thank you for reaching out and watching the videos. You can find more information on the Comanche Nation language at the following website link, and you can also request electronic files of Comanche Language dictionaries, flash cards, and other educational materials: comanchenation.com/departments/comanche-nation-language-department-0
Who came here after Prey?
Can you send a dis so I can learn at home
DeLeonTexas
Is there anyone near Nashville th to teach Comanche ?
Hi Marshall, we do not have anyone specifically within the Nashville region but you can visit the following website to learn more about the language and to obtain electronic and print resources to continue your language education: comanchenation.com/departments/comanche-nation-language-department-0
I may not be spelling this correct, but is Tahawa a Comanche word or name?
Hello! Tahhahwah is a Comanche Family name.
@@iamndn2942 ok interesting. Thank you for getting back to me. Again, I don’t know the correct spelling, but what about the word or name Chahoona?
how would you say ( Red horse )
could try 1 word of a time or simantics
see alpha the movie
Hi
How do you say, "Red Monkey Ass"?
A long time ago when the world was at peace the three worlds joined together it was a time of peace between native Americans ( America being name after the Italian explorer Americano vespucci a few thousand years later, would love to know what native refered to their land in their native tounge ) vikings and the Irish, vikings explored all over never settled so the language was lost where as the Irish kept a symbol to show the 3 bonds called the trinity of worlds it's three spirals that all join and form a triangle in the middle which symbolises strength because a triangle is the strongest structure in nature any tawit tawhoo im rambling I love you're people and your ways of life and story's of star beings and ant people, sky teachers they taught your people many great things, wisdom, love for the earth, respect for animals and all living creatures it's a a terrible shame your culture and many more cultures, India, Jamaica, Ireland, Scotland ect where destroyed by greed and power resulting in the world we live in today any ʉ kamakʉtʉ̆ nʉ brother and stay blessed