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I'm fluent in Ukrainian so I got all of them.
Not really, I didn't understand a word. 😆
I'm Qudratullah Sael from Kandahar, Afghanistan. I know 6 languages as; Pashto, Persian, Arabic, Turkish, Hindi/ Urdu and English. I understood their Kyrgyz language dialogue from similarity with all the mentioned languages even more than from my brothers involved in this video due to my native Pashto (پښتو) is from Indo-Iranian family with strongly relevance of Turkic 35 languages.
ОтветитьBirisi Kırgızca konuşunca bir daha söylese anlayacakmissin hissi 😂 tam duyamadım herhalde diyor insan
ОтветитьThe Kyrgiz is the only real Turkic, the rest of the guys are turkified Anatolians! Look their faces
ОтветитьIn Kyrgyz, Jyrgal means pleasure. I believe it is the same as Mongolian Jargal.
ОтветитьWhy didn't they understand each other?😂
ОтветитьWrong title. There all Turks. Regardless of stereotypes they generally have similar features. Language is similar.
ОтветитьHe spoke far too quickly in the longer passages! Another great video! Love these Turkic language comparisons!
ОтветитьBen Türkçe , Kırgız, Özbek, Altay Çuvaş ve de Azeri biliyorum
Ответитьlol it feels so painful to not understand lolol
Ответитьtushum is ekin ekmoq? sowing , planting
Ответитьrose is atirgul in Uzbek
Ответитьyaralilish is i guess tabiat creation so nature
Ответитьjoop berishti answered javob berishdi
Ответитьbu kuni tabiat qishgi uyqudan uyg'onib gullar ochilib yer yangi ekinlarga tayyorlanishni boshlaydi. bu odamlar ila bilan tabiatning yangi imkoniyatlari ortasidagi aloqaning .... dir
Ответитьkattalar yangi bo'shlanish deyishti
ОтветитьNavro'z bahor bayrami
ОтветитьTayyorlamoq to prepare
ОтветитьBu yil qish juda sovuq bo'ladi shuning uchun o'tin va ko'mirni tayyorlaylik
ОтветитьThis year winter will be very cold so we should prepare the wood and the coal
Ответитьi would love to take part in such a conversation as an Uzbek
ОтветитьMen issq kunda tarvuz yeyishni yaxshi ko'raman
Ответитьwow I like eating Water melon on a hot day when it is hot
ОтветитьAbdan is also usedin Uzbek
ОтветитьIn Uzbek
ОтветитьSeni ko'rganimdan juda hursand , mamnun bo'ldim
Ответитьi am very mayb grateful to see u
Ответитьi thought it was in past simple kettim but it is ketem
Ответитьalthough i did not know juma means week in Kyrgyz in Uzbek it is Hafta
Ответитьgosh it is so funny the difference is just marginal but challenging to find n realize in words
Ответитьnot uyquga kettim but uyga kettim uy home
ОтветитьMen bir jumadan keyin uyga kettim i understood it completely
Ответитьsooo many beards😅.. you could hve thrown a nice lady in there as eye candy😂
ОтветитьI am Uzbek and I officially announce after this video that Kyrgyz language is 40% understandable for me. I used to wonder why others say that Kyrgyz is understandable. The fact is that we are neighbors and people who speak Kyrgyz are sometimes found in Uzbekistan, so it doesn't sound like a foreign language to our ears. .. but the languages that are understandable to me are Uyghur in the first place, Tatar in the second place, Azerbaijani in the third, Crimean Tatar in the fourth, and Kumyk in the fifth. I cannot have a conversation without an interpreter with people who speak languages that belong to the Turkic language family, which I have not listed.
ОтветитьFor the Kyrgyz word “Dayardaylık” in Turkish we could also say “dayandıralım”…in Turkey The Word is not really used this way but in azerbaijan it is and they say for “to store something” “dayandırmaq”(saxlamaq) but as I said in Turkey people also would or could understand it.
“Jaratılış kışkı” in Turkish would be “yaratılmış kişi”(Person who were created) meaning here is “everything alive were created”
-Bul künü jaratılış kışkı uykudan oygonup
İn Turkish - bu günü yaratılmış her kişi uykudan uyanıp
If they are able to read the whole sentences, they would understand them easier than hearing. Hearing sound by a speaker of a phone/computer wouldn't be very clear. As a Kipcak origin Turkish myself, I understood %80 of Kirgiz sentences on the video.
ОтветитьNow i can’t wait for nowruz (persian new year) to come it’s so cold out here in europe . Planning to go back to Iran for the celebration in march 😂
ОтветитьWhat about K.K.T.C Turkish Cypriots😢 we are not apart of the Turkish family?
ОтветитьIt can be also in Kyrgyz - Men bir aptadan kiyin uygo ketem- Ben bir hafta sonra eve gideceğim
Men seni görgönümö abdan süyündüm- Ben seni gördüğüme çok sevindim.
Kırgız dili eski Türk dili sayılır, o yüzden anlamakla zorlanabilirsiniz ama güzel poetic bir dil. Bahadır, it was a great experience to compare our Turkic languages ❤
Kırgız language is much more challenging than any other language spoken from Turkey to Kırgızistan.
ОтветитьAs an azerbaijani speaker in first sentence, only non-understandable word was kiyin. Üygö meaning house is ev, so to house spelled evə also spelled öyə or öygə in different dialects.
ОтветитьKyrgyz language sounds more like a Mongolian dialect
ОтветитьTURAN🇰🇬🇹🇲🇺🇿🇹🇷🇰🇿🇦🇿TURAN
ОтветитьI wonder do other turkic languages have hard time understanding " Orhun yazıtları"?
ОтветитьI had to unsubscribe the channel because of the comments. But will miss your content. I haven't seen a single video on turkic languages where turks don't assult persians in the comments. What did we do to you! We were once one nation. Shame!
ОтветитьBahadır abi çok teşekkür ederiz bu tür videoları bizlere ulaştırdığın için
ОтветитьHello Türkiş brothers
ОтветитьLong live Turkic world
ОтветитьБлизки язик киргизам эта казахский якутски. калпакски бурятский алтайский и туретски азербайджанский туркменский харазмски и узбекски татари башкири
Ответить2. karede ki khontkar yan çar
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