abi videolara devam et gözünü seveyim :(

abi keşke videolarına devam etseydin ya :(

lütfen video yapmaya devam et abi

Bu gerçeğni farkedilmesii çok sevindirici Şimdi sıra Kızılderili ve eskimolarda

Japonlar oz kardeslerimizdir… fakat biz savasanlardik… daha dogrusunu soylemek gerekirse japonlar bize diger irklardan daha yakin ve butun ademoglu bizden gelir… neyse herkez inandigina inansin gun gelir bilim ispatlar :^)

the same logic of language

Vaktiniz ve emekleriniz çok teşekkür ederim! Gerçekten çok aydınltıcı yaptığınız her bir video. Yeni başladım kendi kendime Japonca öğrenmeye ben, sizin bu konuda paylaşabileceğiniz püf noktalar veya kaynaklar var mıdır? Çok teşekkür ederim! Hoşçakalın Sercankun.

13:48 "If rain doesn't rain let's a picnic have" fixed: "If rain doesn't fall let's a picnic have"

Gayet güzel olmuş ancak fiillerin ekinide kıyaslasan bizim daha iyi olurdu

Olm adam yapay zeka ile tasarlanmış gibi duruyo

Japony'ya gitmisliginiz var mi - Have you ever been to Japan? I think this is the closest it would be in proper sounding English.

I am so impressed with your language skills, Sercan! My son is a linguist and speaks Japanese so I am going to share this with him.

korece de var mı ağabey

I only know turkish and i dont get the similarity,but i guess i only know turkish and english

hellooo there. i'm turkish, and for some reason i speak english better than turkish. thats why i always learn a language (japanese too) with english, but actually, maybe it would be better if i learned japanese with turkish🤭

Japoncada have/has ile ilgili bir video gelir mi

?!

these languages ​​are a 9000 year old family of languages ​​but still share so many particle systems!!!

I love this man pls❤❤❤

I am native Turkish learning Japanese by myself. I was wondering is it only me who notices these similarities. There is also the verbs that we use one after another like düşeyazmak, geledurmak, yapakoymak which I think Japanese also use similar construction.

I have a question😃 If you want to say „on the street“ in japanese you say „toride“ right? And in turkish it’s „sokakda“. So is the japanese ending -de the same as the turkish -da/-de? And is it always -de in japanese?

How can i learn a language i want on online

maybe if you add the corresponding Chinese translation into the video, it would be more interesting.

I always thought about a turkish person and a japanese person insulting one another in their own respective language. It would be hilarious!

The question mark in Old Turkic is: gu. O okur mu? Ol *okur gu?

Bayadır yoktun. Endişelendik. Max planck enstitüsünden türkçe, japonca ve korecenin 9000 sene önce kuzeydoğu çinin liao vadisindeki ortak atadan geldiğine dair bir makale paylaşılmıştı 2021de. Bir bilgin var mı konu hakkında?

What do you think? Is that interesting? Does your language have similarities with another language like this?

What do you think guys? Is that interesting?

Bugün yagmur yağacak ameka 😁

Love this! As a native Tatar speaker it's always pleasure to me to find similarities between Tatar and Turkish languages (as well as with other turkic languages). I would read the first sentence as "Bu kitap kizil". We don't have the word "kirmizi", but when I've been to Istanbul I saw a billboard with a red star logo and "Kizil yildiz" written down, which is a literal translation for a red star in Tatar, so I guess "kizil" is used by Turks as well. And the second sentence like "Min har kenne mektepke yerim". I've never heard of word "okul", but we have a word "uku", which means studying/reading, so even in case if I don't understand the word, often with some time I can find a logical explanation. I mean not 100 out of 100, but most of the time. And this brilliant video takes the fun to the whole next level with this stunning similarities with Japanese! Thank you!

I've always been interested in Korean as far as East Asian languages go but I never got far. I wonder 🤔 how the grammar compares

Don't know why you aren't more popular 🤔

These videos were really interesting, merci beaucoup!

えっ、日本語と文法が全く同じじゃないですか。 もしかして、トルコ語も日本語と同じように主語を省略することってあるんですか？

handagaraguzu

This is one of the most mind-blowing videos I've ever seen. Thank you!

Ağabey merhabalar, mesleğiniz nedir kendinizden hiç bahsettiniz mi. Kanalın sadece bu konu üzerine olması da apayrı bir zarafet adeta.

abi jappncayi turkceden nasil orenebilirz ile alakali video yapabilirmisiniz

Absolutely fascinating

I believe that languages were spreading throughout the world by traders and merchants. Otherwise it is very hard to explain indo-european connection nor the turkish asian areal, especially obviously ethnicaly different yakut turkish speaking people.

also many words are similar both meaning and pronunciation; kara black kuro, katı hard katai, yamaç slope yama, yak burn yaku, Tepe Hill Teppen, Su Water sui, Yabancı stranger yaban, iyi good ii

Turan

I started learning Japanese and this is a big help for me. Iwas raised with Turkish and German, and I am somewhat fluent in English. Usually I think and speak in German so understanding how the Japanese language works was really confusing to me, but I would have never thought that Turkish is so similar to Japanese. Thank You!

The Janissaries of the Ottoman Empire were very similar to the Samurais of Japan, swearing an oath of loyalty, operating by a code of honour. Both Turkish and Japanese have a culture of public baths too. I indeed see many similarities between these two cultures.

is it possible that language familiy is the same ? it is so similer

Love & Respect to Japan from Azerbaijan !

Lütfen more videos abi!

The origin of the Japanese language can be traced back to farmers who lived near the West Liao River in northeast China about 9,000 years ago, announced an international team of researchers.

Im starting to get tired of feeling anxious thinking if you will stop uploading one of these days

im a south Azerbaijani and i know some basics of Japanese i have to immigrate somewhere, does it worth to learn Japanese to go there? or its better to try istanbulic turkish(turkey Turkic language or simply Turkish) and immigrate to turkiye you have learned both languages and i think you could help me