4 People Speak This Language in Turkey

[@JojoBojob]

Amazing video. You've earned yourself a new Subscriber! Loved it

[@turkchap]

Thank you!

[@AvoniasStratigis]

@turk chap: I really like the videos on your channel. I feel a great sense of loss listening to some of these stories in your videos. Very informative. Keep up the good work dude! On a side note, did you use AI generated images for the Karamanli Turkish video?

[@eddabraham]

Dude, this is Assyrian. Spoken by millions around the world. The Assyrian heartland is the four corners of Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Iran.

[@baudouiniv9766]

Bruh what are you saying the dialect is named Syriac( Suryani) and it is not only spoken by 4 people but now by hundreds of thousand( Assyrians,Chaldeans,Arameans) . And it is split in two dialects( western) and (eastern)( The hertevin that you talked about is just differant in accent and is not really very differant to Turoyo or other)

[@Anonymouse166]

No. He’s talking about Hertevin

[@baudouiniv9766]

@@Anonymouse166 But he is showing syriac script and + hertevin is just an accent but he shows it like another dialect and people will think it is

[@JohnTronto]

​@@baudouiniv9766I think he strictly talking about Turkey (his whole channel is about Turkey), there were only 4 people left in Turkey who spoke Hertevin.

[@turkchap]

@@JohnTronto Thank you. I also say the same thing in the video but some people just don’t watch, don’t read but write comments.

[@baudouiniv9766]

@@JohnTronto Strictly about Turkey but Syriac is spoken in whole Tur Abdin with various accents so it changes nothing if he speaks only about Turkey or not

[@Flammenhagel]

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[@GetFdt-du4ti]

I can understand armuac but I can't speak it I spoke Arabic and soqatry

[@JohnTronto]

What is soqatry?

[@cholaghbutcher1]

@@JohnTronto its another Semitic language

[@Flammenhagel]

@@cholaghbutcher1yemeni arabic

[@cholaghbutcher1]

soqatry/soqatri is another semitic language spoken in oman and yemen its not arabic but distinctly related

[@zariaalhajmoustafa2573]

An Arabic speaker a little bit understand what he said

[@turkchap]

Cool! Both languages belong to the Semitic languages family so I am sure there are many similarities :)

[@zariaalhajmoustafa2573]

@@turkchap is very similar to the Damascus accent and Homs dialect of Syria