American Ranked The Most Difficult Middle Eastern Language! l Turkish VS Persian VS Arabic

[@amir88000]

Arabic is a Semitic language, Farsi is an Indo-European language, and Turkish is an Altaic language. Due to their proximity and being influenced by each other, they have words in common with each other, but their origins are different.

[@DoitsujinNihongo]

Therefor so called "Sprachbund".

[@ahurali5185]

It's kind of like Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean. All separate language families but Mandarin influences these two a lot.

[@boboboy8189]

​@@ahurali5185 actually ancient Japanese language use a lot of Korean vocabulary, I saw a documentary about that research from Korea University and Japanese prof. They showing how archaic word in Japan is same as Korean

[@DoitsujinNihongo]

@@boboboy8189 japan were in Korea before the koreans. Before a.d. they lived around 500 years in Korea. Therefore they influenced each other. This may be a sprachbund. Also in europe because of latin and because of a bit greek.

[@texmexexpress]

They are completely different

[@KNTYMv]

Thank you very much for bringing Iran to friends world ❤🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@SinarNila]

Turkish is turkic and altaic idiom belongs to the subgroup of kazakh, turkmenistan,gagaus, kirguiz, uygur etc. Farsi belongs to the subgroup of dari, pashto, all dialects of old Persian, well another indo european idiom. _Arabic belongs to semitic group as chadic, caldaic, assyrian etc...._ _This clip culturaly and idiomatic is a mess,chaotic._ _Turkish and Farsi are not linked to Arabic._ _A big insane carnival this clip, technically a ultra highest big buuuuuuuuulllllllshiiiiiiiiiiitttttt that afflicts the eyes._ _😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂_

[@hiworld-b2s]

Good information ❤

[@SinarNila]

Thanks 😊 🫂 🙏 🥂💙 for the affection and suport 🍹🍹🍹🍹🍹🍹

[@cinageransayeh]

As Persian Speaking Person I completely agree with you.

[@SinarNila]

Thanks mate for the support 💙🤝🍷🍺🍻🏞🤝

[@hengamehkazemi-q1h]

هربار قسمتی ازاین برنامه رو میبینم حرصم درمیاد چون خیلی از کلماتی که میگفتن مثل سلام و معلم و.. کلملا کلمات فارسیش هست و استفاده هم میشه ایشون بهتر بود حداقل مثل باقی خانوما مترادف شون هم میگفت

[@MrAdam_1991]

Turkish belongs to the Ural-Altaic language, please do not confuse it with the Middle East.

[@turan2815]

Its just altaic Middle east is a region Arabic is semetic persian Indo european But we all are Middle eastern Bcs.. hear me out its funny we lived hear fucking over 1000 years

[@audreyjensen666]

@@turan2815 No, we are not middle eastern. We are asian. Maybe mediterranean, but not middle eastern.

[@SSMasseus]

@@turan2815 same with ural

[@SSMasseus]

@@audreyjensen666 he is

[@MrAdam_1991]

@@turan2815 Your language family group is the same as countries like Ural Altay, Japan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Finland, your region does not change your origin.

[@Pariwithindecora]

If u want to learn common words in persian im here to help! Salam=hello Chetori=how are u. Also pronounced as =hallet chetore Ghaza=food Mive=fruit Khab=sleep Raghs=dance Dar=door

[@brightlord9307]

Persian and French are the only languages that have so emotional feelings.

[@Captainumerica]

Merci!

[@Ziad3195]

Arabic is such a beautiful langauge too. Linguists describe it as one of the most poetic and expressive and emotional languages and some describe it as "The most". Even Arabic poems were widely circulated in Eruope from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. In fact, Voltaire, the 18th century and French intellectual and Enlightenment figure quotes an Arabic poem in his signature work Essai sur les moeurs et l'esprit des nations. He genuinely admired the Arabic langauge and poetry for its elegance, depth, and philosophical richness and influence on the West. He also suggested a certain reverence for its cultural and intellectual maturity compared to the evolving languages of Europe. Also, what does the mask in your profile picture mean?

[@Ziad3195]

@Orhan-kunAnimecix What's an unmodern language? MSA is a modern langauge and the Arabic dilacts are constantly evolving.

[@Ziad3195]

@Orhan-kunAnimecix You absolutely can and we absolutely do. These are proper nouns and names like any proper nouns and names. The Latin alphabet are even more limited than the all Arabic alphabet with tashkeel. The Eruopeans didn't switch to Arabic alphabet when the Islamic world was the centre of the sciences and arts, did they?

[@mehrshadvr4]

@@Ziad3195 Arabic is harsh on ears.

[@lemonz1769]

Persian is the most beautiful language. I don’t understand it but I used to love to hear my friends speak Dari.

[@Elioghiasi]

Yeah they call it “French of middle east” for a reason

[@СветозарНовокрещенов]

@@Elioghiasi Tajik is also cool.

[@fatima.x11]

​@@СветозарНовокрещенов tajik farsi and dari are basically all persian with some differences

[@mohoshak4530]

We love you bro🇮🇷

[@aMIr20095]

it was poetry that revived this language so it make sense

[@jeas1337]

turkish origin is middle asian and a turkic not middle eastern

[@MIKRASIATISSA]

give us a break.. we're antarcticans bro, you happy? also who tf wants to be middle eastern, majority of us turks don't wanna be assocciated with middle easterns anyway

[@hllx1]

Central asian

[@Boom2bump]

Dumb we live in middle East . Its Not Said it originated in middle East

[@La_douleur_exquise]

Bunu söyleyen kesin arap😂

[@hllx1]

​​​@@Boom2bumpasıl sen öylesin başlıkta orta doğulu yazıyor türkler buraya sonradan göç etti sanki türkçe dili orta doğuda oluşmuş gibi boş konuşma

[@pascalwager4544]

Persian is easier than Arabic for native speakers of English. It is an Indo-European language like English. The grammar rules are simpler e.g. there are no gender-specific cases for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person, also to make plurals you only have to add haa at the end. The pronunciation is also easier.

[@boboboy8189]

My language also much more easier to learn. Bahasa melayu no gender, plural just adding same word behind and pronunciation is easy. The reason why my race created an easy language because traders in ancient time can speaks when they arrived here. I remember when I go to media, there's many south Asian there when they saw South East Asian, they will use bahasa melayu to speaks. Basic thing like "murah", "roti" "makan", "minum"

[@texmexexpress]

Persian is the oldest classical spoken Indo-European language in the world. Naturally, it is much easier for speakers of fellow Indo-European languages, like English, to learn Persian. There are thousands of similarities between Persian and English. Here are just a few: mother - mâdar father - pedar brother - barâdar foot - pâh bad - bad good - xub star - setâreh voice - âvâz two - do nine - noh ten - dah mead - mey be - budan am - am is - ast you - to my - man grab - gereftan English speakers can gain deeper insights into the ancient Proto-Indo-European language, from which all Indo-European languages descend, through Persian. This is because Persian is one of the Indo-European languages that best preserves the ancient essence of Proto-Indo-European.

[@СветозарНовокрещенов]

I think Persian is easier than Arabic and Turkish for people speaking Indo-European languages (e.g. English, German, Russian, Spanish). In addition, it doesn't have genders and cases. The grammar is not very tricky in general.

[@rdmozi]

Im persian and im learning arabic Arabic is realy hard even for us that are familiar with some words

[@ariashirazii]

@@rdmozi CHOOSE A USEFUL LANGUAGE , THEN . LIKE ENGLISH , FRENCH , SPANISH , ...

[@ariashirazii]

TOTALLY AGREE

[@texmexexpress]

​​@@rdmoziPersian is Indo-European and we don't have any similar words with Arabic. Then according to your logic it should be easy for Turks to also easily learn Arabic as Turkish has many Arabic words? The entire Dehkhoda Persian dictionary lists less than 5% of words deriving from an "Arabic" origin.

[@ardayildiz-si3ho]

Being an Indo European language doesn’t make it easier Hindi isn’t going to be easier to learn for an Italian than Turkish or Hebrew

[@b.emirzadeh]

Persian IndoEuropean language ,but Turkish people say Turkish language is not Middle Easteren ,because Turkish Language came from Mongolia

[@JBard-j9h]

yes it is true, they are ocupiers in Anatolia and some day they will move back to their homeland to Mongolia when we take back Constantinople that is belong to Christians. It have been only 1000 years since then but surely this change will happen in future.

[@jackholler3572]

Yeah we dont want to be associated with you people. Because we are different. Mongolia > iran

[@Mohi_kz74]

@@jackholler3572you cry in every persian mentioned post arab mongolian😂LMAO trust me no body wants to be turk 😂😂that's insult for persian with rich and old history.Iran>🦃🦃🦃

[@texmexexpress]

​​​@@jackholler3572Yeah, we Aryan Iranians obviously don't want to be associated with you Mongol Turks because we have absolutely nothing to do with you and are very different from you. Everybody is obsessed with us, from German Nazis to Turkic Mongols. Aryan lands of Iran > Mongolian deserts of Turks

[@jackholler3572]

@@texmexexpress Iran is a slave of Turks 🤣.

[@CheetahIsHere]

Please bring more Iranians in this chanel🥲

[@3d8dmusic85]

Other people not this same dump girl

[@parsagholampour]

Totaly agree with ya. And please tell them to bring some cool Iranian persons, not the weirdos like her. We have better ones, definitely.

[@mithridatesi9981]

@@3d8dmusic85 Don't be mad because she gave a normal answer in Persian. Persian has many loan words. Accept that

[@texmexexpress]

​​@mithridatesi9981What type of nonsense are you yapping on about, dude?! She gave a completely wrong answer in Persian. Don't be mad that everyone who speaks an ounce of Persian is rightfully pointing out the basic fact that she absolutely doesn't know any Persian. By the way, less than 5% of the entire Persian vocabulary consists of loanwords. So what are you even fantasizing about, dude?! Actual "loanwords" in Persian don't exist anyway, as all loanwords have native Iranian roots and were loaned from the ancient Eastern Iranian languages Avestan and Parthian. Accept that, "Mithridates". What a shame that a person like you is using such an elegant Persian name like that.

[@johnmcdollar]

@@3d8dmusic85 the girls can not speak english well and has no passion for persian eighter! I mean she is cool and all but not to present the language

[@stephenrowell9373]

Very good video , thanks ladies , I particularly liked hearing the lady from Iran speaking Persian .

[@ariztotelez525]

Türkiye orta doğu ülkesi mi? Dili orta doğu dili mi lan? Adam olun efendi olun,yanlışınızı düzeltip özür dileyin. Oradaki Türk kızı da bu duruma alet olmayıp tepkisini göstererek o masayı dağıtmalıydı. Yakışmadı.

[@Yunahanyun]

Açıkca söylemek gerekirse ; Ben ve diğerleri ne o fotoğrafları ne de o yazıları görmedik bize sadece ülkeniz hakkında konuşun denildi ve eğer görmüş olsaydım cidden dağıtırdım zaten~

[@ariztotelez525]

@ Böyle bir şeye bilinçli olarak ortak olmadığınızı öğrenmek sevindirici. Ülkemizdeki malum ortadoğululaşma sevdalılarına ek olarak bir de yurt dışında bizi böyle tanıtmalarına hep birlikte tepki göstermemiz gerekiyor. Saygılar.

[@yorumustasi]

@@YunahanyunSeni yorumlarda görmek güzel

[@yorumustasi]

Arabic and Persian sounds so u. gly for me, extrem un. sexy. I don’t like the old Turkish. The modern Turkish is the Best one and Sounds good.

[@saffeterentabaru1557]

Ama videonun sonunda amerikan kız "middle eastern leanguages" diyor o zaman karşı çıkmadın mı? Suçlamak için değil kesinlikle sadece merak​@@Yunahanyun

[@Realhadi24]

The persian girl doesn't use the persian words. In persian we have meaning for all the words but she doesn't use them

[@mithridatesi9981]

@@Realhadi24 You are an ignorant. Just because she uses "Salam" instead of "Dorud" you got mad. These words are Persian with Arabic origins. You just don't like Arabs because of the history, but evilness is a curse and no solution for peace

[@wittyshow]

@@mithridatesi9981 alright then you sayin being nationalist is a curse and no solution for peace and makes him ignorant, pal you're f prat !!!!

[@white_gray_black]

No! She can say Zaman instead of time! Also Sepas instead of merci! Because we always use Persian words! Its not just about salam!!​@@mithridatesi9981

[@texmexexpress]

​@@mithridatesi9981it's dorud

[@kimiazr6193]

I am Persian and this is absolutely true!!!

[@happines-q9j]

Turkish is not middle easttern language, it's wrong to claim has adopted from Middle Eastern languages. They should apologize for this mistake.

[@titteryenot4524]

Slightly disingenuous. Turkish has borrowed many words from the Arabic language along with many other languages. It is said 40% of Ottoman Turkish, which was different from the Turkish spoken in the streets of Turkey, was Persian and Arabic. Saying Turkish isn’t a ‘middle-eastern’ language is a bit like saying English isn’t a Latin language. Strictly true, but there’s a lot more to it! 👍

[@fiamolight6155]

Turkish is not balkan language

[@dex1lsp]

Yes, "Middle Eastern" is definitely a flawed term from the west, but it does NOT just mean Arab. Anatolia and Persia are, by definition, also included. 🤷

[@mineengineer245]

@@titteryenot4524 türkçe, japonca ve korece ile kardeştir. altay dili.

[@mineengineer245]

türkçe çin'den almanya'ya kadar sizi idare eden tek dildir.

[@englisheveryday9818]

Peraian is simply the language of poetry and singing ! Search on youtube and listen to a persian song to just realize what I mean. And the Persian alphabet consists of 32 characters meaning all the world pronunciations can be found in it.

[@taha2578]

I taught maybe Persian Will be more similar to English in her opinion because its indo European language (Arabic and Turkish aren't)

[@Handle0108]

yeah, but she's only basing her decision on what it sounds like, the words might be much easier for her tho

[@texmexexpress]

Yes, Persian is very similar to English because they're both Indo-European languages that share the same roots. In fact, Persian is the oldest spoken classical Indo-European language on earth!

[@M_babaeetft]

That's correct, Persian and other Iranic languages are easier for English speakers or other speakers of European languages because of the similarity in grammar and vocabulary. Koreans and Japanese people or Tamil speaker of India find Turkish easier and Hebrew or Aramaic speakers can easily learn Arabic.

[@mr-soss]

Because they are similar really, the ancient persian (before the invasion of arabs) is sooo similar to english

[@Handle0108]

@ even now, Arabic didn’t change Persian or make Persian harder

[@Eyjafjallayökülll12351]

Turkish not middle eastern , Turkish is asian language !!!!!

[@atia_of_the_julii]

I would love to see a video about turkic speaking countries, just like your slavic countries videos.

[@Wade_Chase]

I wonder, how many of them there? Can you name a one aside from Türkiye?

[@reeham5452]

Oh that'd be cool, i'd love to see it.

[@atia_of_the_julii]

@@Wade_Chase of course, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijian,Turkmenistan for example

[@boboboy8189]

​@@Wade_Chase every Stan country except Pakistan. All of them are turkic race but different tribe/ethnic.

[@SirGalahadthefair]

​@@boboboy8189*every stan countries except Afghanistan, Pakistan, Tajikistan

[@aryazamani1689]

The Iranian girl didn't use many Iranian words. For example, in Persian, we also use the word "Droud درود " for hello for thanks ,we also say ''sapasسپاس ,mamnon ممنون "we used But it's good thanks🙌

[@white_gray_black]

And also Zaman instead of time! She says time!!

[@8SxMURxI8]

چرا اینا رو نمیگه تو هر ویدیو ، اعصابم به هم می‌ریزه 😂😂😂

[@8SxMURxI8]

چرا اینا رو نمیگه تو هر ویدیو ، اعصابم به هم می‌ریزه 😂😂😂

[@white_gray_black]

@8SxMURxI8 چون گاوه گاو! متوجه نمیشه تف سر بالاس و آخرش زارت میخوره تو قیافه ی خودش! داره ابرومونو می‌بره..به نمایندگی همه ی ایران پاشده رفته که ترررر بزنه تو همه چی! انگار نه انگار که خیلی ها از کشور های مختلف دارن این و نگاه میکنن!!

[@lilray5470]

Kesi ke avordan tu video engar hichi darbare Iran nemidune :|

[@thiagooliveira583]

Persian sounded like French to me, and when she said Merci I was confused like the girls were haha, and Turkish reminded me Finish

[@alparslannn.25]

Yes, because Persian and French are from the same language family both Indo-European, Turkish and Finnish are from the same language family, the Ural-Altaic language family, so this is very normal.

[@nemo23.24]

Ah güzel Türkçem. Nasıl parlıyor video da ya. Diğerleri konuşurken boğazdan kabaca sesler çıkıyor ama Türkçe konuşan kız çok güzel çok kibar konuştu. Canım Türkçem canım Atatürk ❤🇹🇷

[@Yunahanyun]

Teşekkür ederim 😊😊

[@Aekkdldlf]

Çünkü aynı dil ailesinden değiller..Benzer de değiller. Ortadoğu dili diye sınıflandırmaları o kadar zoruma gitti ki. Ağlayasım geldi. Kızın azıcık yüzü olsaydı da biz Ortadoğu dili değiliz diye reddetseydi keşke

[@Yunahanyun]

@@AekkdldlfÖncelikle terbiyeni takın yüzsüz sana benzer yorumunu hakaretden şikayet ettim.Git daha önceki videolarda yaptığım açıklamalara bak sonra gel ahkam kes.

[@xxbsp23]

Lan ne alakasi var git ankara sivas şivesine bak gerçek anadolu turkçesi onlar. Girtlaktan konuşuyorlar hep. Kh, q, gh sesleri hep var. Orta Asya türkçesini hiç katmiyorum bile.

[@nemo23.24]

@@xxbsp23 Biliyorum, bende Sivaslıyım. Öyle konuşuyorlar diye bizde mi öyle konuşacağız? İstanbul Türkçesi ile gayet kibar bir şekilde konuşmuş kız, onu belirttim. Ayrıca dediğin gibi onlar şive (aslında ağız ama neyse). Bizim dilimizin farklı ağızları varken diğer dillerin doğal halleri öyle ondan bahsediyorum. Ayrıca " Lan " diye konuşman hiç hoş değil.

[@lvnavity5274]

Persian is indo-european and is less intricate than arabic so it might be the easiest language to learn for an English speaker (not sure about the alphabet barrier), then Turkish but it has a completely different structure and logic than English (that's why it's so hard to learn English for us). Still, it's way easier than Arabic so it may be the second and Arabic is the last for sure

[@texmexexpress]

Persian is Indo-European. Turkish is Turkic. Arabic is Semitic.

[@lvnavity5274]

@texmexexpress yeah i know

[@oulawd6281]

@@texmexexpressyeah you guys are the “indo” in indo-european

[@oulawd6281]

@@lvnavity5274dont mind the delusional iranian and his like bots girl they’re mad because of how their country is portrayed in the media so they’re holding onto that indian european language family thing like it means anything 😭💀

[@texmexexpress]

​​@@oulawd6281No, we guys are the Aryans in the Indo-European family. We aren't "Indo". Haven't you been to school? I understand that studying isn't exactly the strength of Turks, hence most prefer leading simpler lives as Döner Kebap vendors, but I never imagined the Turkish school system to be this bad. The term "Indo-European" refers to the expansion of the Indo-Europeans from the Eurasian Steppes to Europe, the Caucasus, the Iranian Plateau, Central Asia and the Indian Subcontinent. Anatolia also used to be Indo-European, but now is mostly inhabited by you Mongol Turks who invaded Anatolia from the Mongolian deserts.

[@hazard1741]

Turkish is a language belonging to the Ural-Altaic language family..

[@nariman2624]

But Persian is easier than Arabic and Turkish

[@Cemreaskomolmus3141]

Yes, but it depends on the language. For example, I am Turkish and I can say that my language is easy, but foreigners may not understand and say that it is difficult or easy depending on the language. If the pronunciation is good, of course it is an easy language. Turkish is a rich language and ranks 20th. Persian and Arabic are also easy but difficult to understand or pronounce and pronounce.

[@Cemreaskomolmus3141]

Yes, but it depends on the language. For example, I am Turkish and I can say that my language is easy, but foreigners may not understand and say that it is difficult or easy depending on the language. If the pronunciation is good, of course it is an easy language. Turkish is a rich language and ranks 20th. Persian and Arabic are also easy but difficult to understand or pronounce and pronounce.

[@texmexexpress]

​@@Cemreaskomolmus3141Persian is easier than Turksh and Arabic.

[@Cemreaskomolmus3141]

@texmexexpress kolay ama kendi dilin için kolaydır mesela sen 4 ayda mandirin dili öğrenmek istiyorsun veya herhangi dil işte onu 4 ayda değil 4 yıldan fazla öğrenmek zorunda kalırsın türkçe farsça ve arapça kolay dil ama insanlara göre farklı kişilere göre ne zor nede kolaydır mesela neden farsça hep arapça alfabesi kullanıyor ama dili farsça? ve türkiye neden eskiden osmanlıyken arapça kullanıyordu bunun bir sebebi vark ki biz şuan bunu yeni öğreniyoruz haylan geç değil öğrenmek elbette öğren ama zor veya kolay olarak kişilikte sorun yer alır anlatabildimi? it is easy but it is easy for your own language for example you want to learn the language of Mandir in 4 months or any language you have to learn it not in 4 months but more than 4 years turkish, persian and arabic are easy languages ​​but it is neither difficult nor easy for different people for example why does persian always use arabic alphabet but its language is persian? and why did turkey use arabic when it was ottoman in the past there is a reason for this we are just learning this now haylan it is not too late to learn of course learn but being hard or easy is a problem in personality can you explain?

[@texmexexpress]

@@Cemreaskomolmus3141The Persian language doesn't use the Arabic alphabet. The letters in Persian don't exist in Arabic, so you are wrong about the Persian alphabet. Persian uses the Persian alphabet. Persian is an Indo-European language. Turkish is a Turkic language and Arabic is a Semitic language. Persian, Turkish and Arabic can be either easy or difficult depending on the person. By the way, writing systems have nothing to do with the nature of a language.

[@SirGalahadthefair]

Necessary urge to make content about turkic speaking countries 🗣️📢 🇹🇷🇰🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿🇦🇿🇰🇬

[@darkcardinal1729]

NOOO

[@Cemreaskomolmus3141]

​@@darkcardinal1729neden?

[@SirGalahadthefair]

@@darkcardinal1729 but why are you yelling like michael from the office bro 😂

[@Pariya-dh5vk]

سلام به همگی 😊من l,m for lren 🇮🇷🇮🇷🎉🎉❤❤

[@nazgolsadigh-t8g]

Im iranian ❤ live for all people who is interested in persian language and Iran ❤

[@Ethanskin]

We are in Central Asia Türkiye is not an Arab country, stop putting it down to Arabs.

[@mehdi-xr2db]

persian is a poem

[@hakanbaybars4435]

it's a gay language

[@mehdi-xr2db]

@@hakanbaybars4435 😂

[@Nailamouhoub]

Arabic is the language of poetry

[@texmexexpress]

​@@hakanbaybars4435No, Persian is a poetic language which is why it is world-renowned for poetry and Persians are the masters of rhyming and harmonies. By contrast, Turkish is a gay language which is why the Ottoman Turks were world-renowned for practicing homosexuality, a common Turkish tradition beautifully kept up to this day.

[@soheilatefeh9279]

In Persian we say DOROOD instead of salaam

[@MasoudZandi-ws6iv]

I'm Persian so Persian is easy for me

[@beepcapter8212]

Turkish is a Turkestan Language

[@farshad585]

As a persian, I think Arabic is very difficult. We learned arabic in school for many years, and at the end none of us could even speak one proper sentence.

[@texmexexpress]

yep correct

[@bestscenes5807]

the iranian girl doesnt have enough information about persian and she is giving wrong informations for plural we just dont have ha we have at too

[@rdmozi]

The thing that make persian hard , is not arabic scripst , its the vocabulary Because for one word we have a lot of words from persian or even arabic unfortunately the iranian girl tend to use arabic ones . 30% of persian is influenced by arabic but you still can use the original persian word for that 30%

[@texmexexpress]

no, not

[@mr_p_]

Türkiye is not an Arab country and their languages ​​are not similar to each other. Please stop!!!

[@RelaxXpert]

its okay dont cry.even iran is not an arab county its just a language comparison, not a big deal

[@texmexexpress]

​@@RelaxXpertIran obviously isn't an Arab country. It's a Persian country and the oldest nation state on earth. Persian is an Indo-European language and Iranians are Aryans. They shouldnt be put into the same country as Turks/Arabs.

[@mr_p_]

@@RelaxXpert You are wrong. Our language is not suitable for comparison with either European languages ​​or Arabic languages. Also, we have never been the ones crying on the stage of history, think again if you want. Greetings to your ancestors from Turkey, a great, powerful and unitary state, they understand well what we say. 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@Ghost29676]

​@@RelaxXpert we don't cry just this channel is too racist

[@amir3013]

definitely Persian has a rich vocabulary due to having famous and numerous poets. you can play around with words and show your feelings through them. it is a beautiful language and becomes more beautiful if you write poems with it

[@boeingci.keloğlan]

her videoda baska bi topluluga mensubuz ortalık maymunu olduk su video fena tepemi artırdı

[@bangtanarmy6718]

When did Turkish become a middle eastern language??????

[@snuffeldjuret]

channel name: world friends comment section: war :P

[@YaseminMinoz]

😂😂😂😂

[@PatriotOfPersia]

Can You Make a Video With Indo European Languages?? 🇮🇷🇬🇷🇮🇹🇮🇳🇬🇧🇩🇪🇨🇵🇷🇺🇪🇦🇦🇲🇦🇱🇮🇸🇧🇩🇱🇻

[@HalfPersianMan]

Russian, Armenian, Albanian, Islandic, Hungarian are not Indo-European languages.

[@PatriotOfPersia]

@HalfPersianMan Russian Armenian Albanian and Icelandic are Indo European languages Hungarian is Uralic!!

[@3d8dmusic85]

@@PatriotOfPersiano russian is mixed they are slavic

[@HalfPersianMan]

@@PatriotOfPersia Russian is a Slavic Language. Armenian and Albanian are the only language in their family and have no relation with any other Indo-European languages, same is true for Georgian.

[@HalfPersianMan]

@@3d8dmusic85 Armenian and Albanian are the only languages in their own language family, they have no relation with any other PE languages.

[@rezatorabi3901]

With all due respect, but the girl who represent the Persian language are not very good representatives! 😅 Because they can often use Persian words, but instead they use the equivalent of a foreign language! In Persian, we have Sepas instead of mercy, or Dorood instead of Salam, and so on🙂

[@white_gray_black]

Also Zaman instead of Time!!

[@KomaD109]

I don't understand y'all When you're introducing a language, you use the words used in real life, no matter what origin they have. No language is pure

[@texmexexpress]

​​@@KomaD109No, we don't understand you at all. You aren't even Iranian nor do you seem to speak an ounce of Persian properly, so why you are even sharing your factually incorrect opinion in the first place on a topic you obviously know nothing about?!

[@rezatorabi3901]

@@KomaD109 I agree with you, yes, no language is pure and in all living languages of the world there are many loanwords from other languages and this is a sign of the dynamism of a language, not its weakness! For example, just as there are many Arabic or English words in Persian, there are also many Persian words in English and Arabic, and this is not bad, but! When you, as a representative of your country, are supposed to introduce your language to others, you are expected to emphasize the main words of that language that are also widely used in everyday life and the unique features of that language. Unfortunately, many Westerners think that our Iranian language is Arabic, not Persian! So how good it would be when we participate in such entertainment programs that aim to get to know each other's language and culture, to be more responsible for the culture and language of our country! :) For example, if I'm not mistaken, in part of the video they used foreign words to express gratitude (mercy- French!!, tashakor...), but they did not use the Persian word "sepas" which is also common! Why really?! Of course, I am grateful to this fellow countryman for introducing the Persian language to foreigners, but I hope he is more careful in choosing his words, that's all :)

[@texmexexpress]

@@rezatorabi3901Dokhar iraniye tuye in video khar bud

[@EnesBudak3458]

TURKISH LANGUA IS NOT FROM MIDDLE EAST . THANKS .

[@Ghost29676]

Kanalı bildirin arkadaşlar daha önce de defalarca Türklere saygısızlık yapıldı bu kanal bilerek yapıyor bildirin geçin

[@Duran22_]

so many ppl I've met say that Turkish sounds like a mix of Swedish and Japanese 😂

[@SinarNila]

😂😂😂😂😂 Insane Anime's comment 😂😂😂😂😂 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺 🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂

[@darkcardinal1729]

No

[@Aerinne]

​@@darkcardinal1729"no" bet never heard turkish untill now and you dont even know turkish is altaic language, still you are commenting😅

[@darkcardinal1729]

@@Aerinne Trust me, I have heard Turkish. And it doesn't sound anything like Swedish. You must have never heard Swedish. Dumma tik

[@Aerinne]

@darkcardinal1729 nah im not talking about swedish im talking about japanese, turkish sounds like japanese korean french russian mix

[@EnesBudak3458]

Türkiye is not from middle east , thanks .

[@sanforo]

average Istanbul habitant :

[@SitzPinkler]

@@sanforo Turkiye is not middle east. Cheers from city of samsun🍻

[@sanforo]

@@SitzPinkler bruh its 99% located in Middle East

[@missgizemk.8643]

@@sanforo Türkiye is not Middle East. Cheers from Trabzon

[@sanforo]

@@missgizemk.8643 then russia isn't in Asia either lmfao

[@ErfanMohammadi-d5s]

I'm from Iran but I think Arabic is difficult because we should learn Arabic in school Actually we should learn three languages in school ❤😂

[@texmexexpress]

Yet we fail at it 😂

[@texmexexpress]

*TOP TEN FACTS ABOUT PERSIA* • Persian is most of the most ancient, classical Indo-European languages that has been spoken for almost 3500 years. This makes it one of the *classical languages of antiquity* with unique poetry that still exist today. It has contributed numerous words to the vocabulary of the English language, like "paradise," "pyjama", "rice," "amazon," "rose," "saffron," "asparagus," "spinach," "shawl," and "pistachio." • Persian is a member of the *Indo-European language family.* It shares fundamental characteristics in terms of both grammar and vocabulary with its relatives like Latin, English, French, and Russian. Words like "baradar" for brother, "madar" for mother, "pedar" for padre in Spanish (father), "dokhtar" for daughter, "to" for tu in French (you), "andar" for inter, "do" for dos in Spanish (two), "zamin" for zemĕ in Croatian and zdmyla in Russian (earth), and even "shahr" for "skaan" in Old Norse (city), show the strong and old ties of this language family. This similarity in language is due to the *Yamnaya culture,* which is believed to be the precursor to the *Proto-Indo-European expansion* that originated from the steppes of Central Asia where Iranian peoples come from. This suggests that the customs and practices of Indo-European peoples across both Europe and Asia are rooted in the Yamnaya culture. • Iran possesses a versatile array of natural attractions. This includes *grandiose mountains, verdant forests, panoramic landscapes, sunny coastlines, and abundant natural resources,* like minerals and metals. It is known for producing an abundance of pistachios, pomegranates, berries, saffron, and turquoise. The Persian turquoise boasts unique shades of blue that sets it apart from other varieties. The Iranian Caspian Horse belongs to the first domesticated equine species. Iranians have a *long history of horsemanship and equestrian sports.* Persian games like Chowgan date back to ancient times. Iran is known as the birthplace of horse riding and the earliest practitioners of this art have been Iranian peoples. The influence of Persian horsemanship can be seen in many modern equestrian sports like Polo, which has gained worldwide popularity. • Persians were trailblazers in wearing *trousers and footwear.* This distinguishes them from the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans who wore gowns and cloaks. The traditional Persian dress is specifically crafted to endure Iran's chilly weather and showcases the ancient Iranian culture's practicality and ingenuity. • Iran's native and ancient name means *"Land of Aryans,"* and it has been in use for over 2500 years. The name "Persia" was used by Greeks to describe Iran. • The *Persian/Iranian World* is an ancient name for a region that spans from the Plateau of Iran to the Caucasus and Central Asia. This region houses Iranian customs, languages and peoples. Persian architecture reflects ancient philosophical, mathematical, and mystical themes. The ancient shades of turquoise are revered in Persian culture and depict the link between the earth and the unknown spiritual world. The *contributions of Persian scholars and poets* like Avicena, Rhasis, Biruni, Farabi, Khwarazmi, after whom the word "algorithm" is named, Ferdowsi, Khayyam, Saadi, Hafez, and Rumi, to the fields of philosophy, literature, art, musical theory, chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, and metaphysics, have bestowed the world with a wealth of Persian knowledge and wisdom. • Persian cuisine is known for its ancient and unique gastronomic heritage. It *blends sweet and sour flavors* together and features fragrant and fluffy rice. Saffron and pistachios are conspicuously used in Persian cuisine and impart a rare flavor. This cuisine is also notable for its sour notes, which can be overpowering to those unfamiliar with it. The Iranian palate is accustomed to this sourness and sweetness and can even enjoy the tartness of limes on their own. • Persian decorative arts and crafts have deep historical roots. Iranian artisans are known for their skillful designs, brilliant colors, and remarkable craftsmanship. This is reflected in various mediums like carpet weaving, painting, calligraphy, pottery, and metalwork. Persian paintings are acclaimed for their precuse embellishments and lively tones. These *Persian styles have had a major impact on the world* and inspired and influenced artists and designers across different cultures and periods. Persian art has been a main source of inspiration for European artists during the Renaissance period. • The tradition of weaving carpets was invented in ancient Persia, when Iranian nomadic peoples used simple weaves of fabric to stay warm on cold and damp grounds. Over time, this basic need evolved into a sophisticated art form that produced the visually most beautiful patterns. *Persian carpets are praised for their beauty* and have been highly valued by royality, nobility, and collectors across the ages. Persian culture holds rugs as prized possessions that carry deep sentimental and cultural meaning. Today, Persian rugs are highly prized and sought-after decorative items around the world. Iran remains the center of carpet waving with unique and ancient styles. • Persian culture has inspired and influenced people worldwide. This includes minds like Voltaire, Montesquieu, Nietzsche, Thomas Jefferson, and Alexander, who is believed to be the first admirer of Persian culture in the West. The enduring legacy of Persian culture is evident in its profound influence on the world and attests to its magnificence and endearing qualities!

[@oulawd6281]

iran today is an islamic t**orist state that has nothing to do with europe or humanity tho… no one cares about 3000bc

[@texmexexpress]

​@@oulawd6281Says the Turkish terrorist Ahmet who still needs to serve me my döner

[@yelizk8667]

What is this? Is this how you console yourself😂? Iran is an anti-democratic, unsecular country which oppresses women in the 21st century. It is far from modern society and the values you mentioned above.

[@ugur4511]

I am a Balkan Turk. Turkish is not a Middle Eastern language and Turks are not of Middle Eastern origin. The term Middle East is a colonial term invented by the British because after the Ottoman Empire was divided, the oil fields under Turkey came under British control and they called their colonies Middle East. Turkey and Turks have never been colonies. Turkey is not even in the Middle East geographically, it only borders the Middle East in the southeast.

[@Handle0108]

Hungarian, Finnish etc are called European languages aswell, even though they aren't from there. This is based on current geography, not linguistic origin.

[@ugur4511]

@Handle0108 Anatolia is not in the Middle East. Anatolia is geographically bordered by the Balkans, the Caucasus and the Middle East. The term Middle East is a colonial term coined by Britain. Turkey has never been a colonial country. The area under Turkey was an oil region and after the Ottoman Empire collapsed, that oil region generally came under British control and Britain called it the Middle East. It has nothing to do with Turkey because Turkey has never been a colony and it has no oil.

[@Handle0108]

@@ugur4511 Middle East means the 'East' that is in the middle (closer to Europe) than East Asia, that's why it can also be called the Near East. It's a term that always existed and its basic geography. Anatolia is called ASIA Minor and its a region which is part of the Middle East, Not Europe.

[@ugur4511]

@@Handle0108 Asia Minor was in the Near East, not the Middle East. During the Ottoman Empire, the Balkans and Anatolia were called the Near East because they were in the west of the empire. After the empire collapsed, the British began to call the oil region under Turkey the Middle East. The term Near East gradually disappeared. They continued to show Turkey as Asia Minor, but they did not call it the Middle East. When I look at British history books and newspapers from 60-70 years ago, I see that they did not include Asia Minor in the Middle East. In short, the concept of the Middle East was created for the oil-rich Arab countries and Iran, located south of Türkiye.

[@ugur4511]

@@Handle0108 Asia Minor was in the Near East, not the Middle East. During the Ottoman Empire, the Balkans and Anatolia were called the Near East because they were in the west of the empire. After the empire collapsed, the British began to call the oil region under Turkey the Middle East. The term Near East gradually disappeared. They continued to show Turkey as Asia Minor, but they did not call it the Middle East. When I look at British history books and newspapers from 60-70 years ago, I see that they did not include Asia Minor in the Middle East.

[@TuaTeMauAkauAtea]

The World Friends channel has already made better videos, this video is very incoherent. West Asia is not the same as Central Asia and North Asia. Stop treating Arabs, Turks, Indians, etc. as one thing, they are different and diverse cultures. Learn to align cultures in harmony and brotherhood and stop separating sister cultures. The model girls are cute and kind but the production and creation direction of world friends is shit. Show Celtic cultures in linguistic harmony. Show the Finnic Uralic cultures in linguistic harmony. This applies to all other cultures. Look at your audience, the comments, learn from your mistakes. Hugs, kisses, we love you, but that never meant agreeing and accepting your mistakes. Evolve, it's past time. 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘🌟🌟🌟🌟👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻🤝🤝🤝🤝🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🤗🤗🤗💋🍹🍹🍹🍹

[@HM-uw9qb]

Arabic is the third most difficult languages according to the linguistics .. for example you have to change the word depending on the sex and number of it.. 'You' in arabic has six words: "Anta" = (when you talk to one male) "Antee" = ( one female) "Antoma" = (two males) "Antom" = (male plural) "Antonna" = (female plural) For the word "Uncle" we say "Amm" if he was my dad's brother and "khal" if he was my mom's brother.. your mother's sister would be "khala" and "Amma" for your father's sister.. We have 12 million words (600,000 in English) and the reason for that is we have a specific word for everything.. for example "freind" has ten words depending on the depth of relationship (Most of them we use them only in poetrics tho) "Sameer" for the freind who you spend nights with .. "Nadeem" for the person you drink with .. "Sahep" for the person who goes out with you..

[@titteryenot4524]

I find that crazy when English just has one for all these! Also ironic as Britain (these days) is currently obsessed with using the correct personal pronouns!

[@Ssandayo]

Arabic people are all genius… How can they remember all the crazy amounts of words

[@pjaro77]

Slavic languages are hard too.

[@Captainumerica]

It gets worse, some words they reverse the voyels, like "kitab" is "book", but "katabi" is "litterature"

[@klimtkahlo]

That is very clever. We can say maternal uncle and paternal uncle but to have a designated word is just clever!

[@SsametBey]

The Turkish language originates from East Asia and Siberia. It's an insult i think you should say sorry

[@Seda.95]

😒 Unnecessary pride, once again. (I’m turkish).

[@Handle0108]

Hungarian, Finnish etc are called European languages aswell, even though they aren't from there. This is based on current geography, not linguistic origin.

[@hllx1]

​​@@Handle0108i dont care finnish , hungarian turkish language not middle eastern

[@Handle0108]

@@hllx1 what do you mean? its just basic geography mate

[@amirgrrs9819]

Turkish has 20% persian words 😂😂😂

[@yelenashishkina8804]

Turkish grammar is similar to German one.

[@texmexexpress]

No, Turkish grammar is nothing like German. Are you out of your mind?! Turkish is a Mongol language. German is an Indo-European language. Turks greatly struggle with learning Indo-European languages, as demonstrated by the millions of Turkish immigrants in Germany who still can't properly articulate a single German phrase to save their lives, even after six generations of residing there.

[@yelenashishkina8804]

@@texmexexpress the construction of words in German occurs with the help of suffixes and affixes, same as in Turkish.

[@yelenashishkina8804]

@@texmexexpress "millions of Turkish immigrants in Germany" do not speak German because they dont need it. Knowing Turkish and Russian in Germany you dont need German. German is a declining langage in Germany. Very soon only old people whould speak it.

[@texmexexpress]

@yelenashishkina8804 No, the construction of words in Turkish doesn’t occur with the help of affixes like it does in German. Turkish is an agglutinative language originating in the Mongolian deserts. It doesn’t possess the grammatical logic and rules of Indo-European languages such as German. In Turkish, long and incomprehensible chains of words and entire sentences are glued together to form a new one, which is an extremely foreign and alien concept for Indo-European speakers like Germans. By the way, a "suffix" is a type of affix, so mentioning it alongside its hypernym is redundant. Being an agglutinative language, Turkish doesn't possess the grammatical features and the wide spectrum of affixes (prefixes, infixes, suffixes, etc.) of Indo-European languages.

[@texmexexpress]

@@yelenashishkina8804Turks dont really need to speak that much German since they live off social welfare.

[@amirhosseinpour9522]

Arabic very very hard language this is harder than persian

[@texmexexpress]

Persian is a beautiful Indo-European language.

[@jw-ju3ik]

Egyptian girl is so cute❤❤

[@velivere2298]

Türkiye is not a Middle Eastern country but a Western Asian country

[@sofyaneffendi4752]

love this channel I am binged everyday eversince. How about comparing specific sounds like O sound, D sound, A sound, because they were similiar but every languaage has its own, and it helps lerners as well.

[@yorumustasi]

4:39 What is going wrong with her 🤦🏻‍♂️ German sound never like this

[@EmanElawady-f1m]

I love it❤so much ❤

[@Rta93g]

Persian is sweetest ❤

[@Cemreaskomolmus3141]

8:38 çocuk "kid" çocuklar "kids" çocukları "children" Çocuklarım "my children" Çocuklarımı "my children çocuklarımız "our children" çocuklarımızın "of our children" İts so long Karpuz Karpuzlar Karpuzları Karpuzlarım Karpuzlarımı Karpuzlarımız Karpuzlarımızı Karpuzlarımızın Karpuz mean "watermelon There is a plural suffix, we can always add the last word in a different way.

[@rimurusensei7]

btw the hardest for many people would be arabic > turkish > persian. because most people speak indo european languages and persian is an indo european language with similar rules

[@oulawd6281]

but the arabic alphabet and arabic accent you perso-arabs have make it harder so no its the hardest after its brother language arabic

[@rimurusensei7]

@@oulawd6281 pronunciation can be learnt overnight. persian alphabet isn't as complex as arabic.

[@texmexexpress]

​@@rimurusensei7He is a tr0ll, ignore him.

[@texmexexpress]

@@oulawd6281What type of nonsense are you yapping on about, dude?! Iranians are Aryans who speak Persian which is an Indo-European language written in the Persian alphabet. The delicate Persian accent is Indo-European and sounds nothing like Arabic/Turkish. Persian is completely unrelated to Arabic and Turkish which is a dialect of Arabic. The brother languages of Persian are ancient Indo-European languages like Avestan and Latin. Now speaking of Turkish; as I have already explained, it is really difficult to learn Turkish as the Arabic alphabet and guttural Arabic accent you Arabo-Turks have make it very complicated. So Turkish is the hardest Semitic language to master after its brother language Arabic.

[@oulawd6281]

@@texmexexpress lmaoooo the bots are so embarrassing and no matter what u say you guys will always be known as arapsss lolllll 😂😂😂

[@titteryenot4524]

2:55 As someone with English as their mother-tongue and who can speak French, Spanish, Italian and German, one of the first things I noticed with these languages was how they helpfully had wee squiggles (umlauts, accents, graves, tildes etc.) over/under some letters as an aid to pronunciation. English is lazy in this respect and just expects everyone to get it without these diacritical marks. I often feel sorry for the average English learner in this regard. For example, letters ‘ough’ can be pronounced a ridiculous number of different ways in English: tough, cough, plough, dough, bought, through, thorough, hiccough, hough, lough! And not a single diacritical mark to help with pronunciation!

[@tracejones5952]

This is true, but this is what happens when we try to adapt a language into an alphabet not built for it. We desperately need more letters as we have more than 26 sounds in English and accents umlauts/accents/graves/tildes would be incredibly useful for foreigners. The only saving grace about English is the amount of exposure across the world. It's very rare to find someone that knows absolutely zero English vocabulary and because it's the language of business and commerce across most of the world, and 50% of the media online, a lot of people are exposed to it daily.

[@aryana7253]

@@titteryenot4524 not be sure about Persian! We don't write most vowels and it's you who must read these words correctly: گرد، گرد، گرد (Gerd, Gord, Gard) in the sentence. In addition we have lots of useless letters just like "gh" in English. They are borrowed from Arabic words and pronounced differently in Arabic, while we pronounce them the same: ذ (Ar: th, Fa: z), ظ (Ar: dh, Fa: z), ض (Ar: near d, Fa: z), and finally ز z in both Ar and Fa. Now you can learn the differences between ضل and ظل and ذل in Persian writing! In Arabic it sounds easy because they all have their own voices, but in Persian they all are Zel! 😂

[@texmexexpress]

@@aryana7253not at all!!!

[@jurjionar736]

Persian words not Arabic ,is wrong !!!! Persian and Arabic words written besad on the (piramooz)alfabet . These words spread through the cities of the Persian Empire (najd (Al Anbar Iraq)hire king )in the Hejaz Peninsula. so arabic people wrote in that words !thay said kufi words !!! Kufa was a Military barracks in 1400 years ago ,so kufi name is fake !originally name is ((piramooz)) . The inventor of Arabic grammar is also Iranian scientist (nick name is sibavieh ,born in shiraz) So first words ashkani/Pahlavi or old arami next sasani empire words or middle arami next piramooz alfabet next Persian and Arabic words The reason there are so many common words is because the Iranian Empire was so large. The common literature of the Ottoman court was Persian. Until 100 years ago, the language of the people of India was Persian.

[@uluyankedi35]

Turkish belongs to the Ural-Altaic language group, please do not confuse it with the Middle Eastern language. We are from Central Asia.

[@metehansaygl1859]

Turkish is not middle easttern language

[@Hades-yz1lq]

Why?

[@titteryenot4524]

Slightly disingenuous. Turkish has borrowed many words from the Arabic language along with many other languages. It is said 40% of Ottoman Turkish, which was different from the Turkish spoken in the streets of Turkey, was Persian and Arabic. Saying Turkish isn’t a ‘middle-eastern’ language is a bit like saying English isn’t a Latin language. Strictly true, but there’s a lot more to it! 👍

[@Hii0101]

@@Hades-yz1lq we have a few Arabic and Persian word doesn’t mean our language is middle eastern. Our language grammarly (and the Turkish words) coming from Central Asia.

[@pjaro77]

@@Hii0101 Originally Altai mountains area.

[@fatihnuger]

@@Hii0101 Not just "a few"

[@Pariya-dh5vk]

من یک ایرانی هستم 😊❤

[@ural-cd7qx]

Learn the language which you’re making a video about suckers

[@Yousra-li1tm]

I SPEAK PERSIAN SO I understood everything

[@ZeynepZhumadolda]

Kızcağız gayet güzel anlatmış ne yapsın. Kore’de ünlü bir KZbin kanalına çağırılsanız sizler de giderdiniz sonuçta. Orada bulunmasını eleştirmeniz doğru değil. Türkiye’yi orta Doğu ülkesi gibi algılıyor olmaları kızın suçu değil yani

[@ALTINRc]

hihi elestirmek dogru degil, “silent alphabet” reyiz.

[@yelizk8667]

O zaman gitmeyecekti. Beni çağırsalar ben orta doğu başlığı altında gitmem.

[@Aekkdldlf]

Tam olarak kızın suçu. Bizim imkanımız yok ama onun elindeydi!!! Beni bu durumda çağırsalar öyle bir reddederdim ki bir daha aynı ülkelerle yanyana koymaya cesaret edemezlerdi. Fakat yok illa bir yaranacak aşağılık kompleksi ile yanlış bilgileri onaylayarak daha da doğru sanmalarını sağlayacak. Daha ne yapsın ya ne yapsın! Video ile açık açık onaylamış oldu dediklerini. Orada sirk maymunu gibi sırıtıp baş sallıyor. Güya dilini tanıtıyor yersen. Daha baştan hangi dil ailesine ait olduğunu söyleyemeyen kızın şerefi nerede? Bu hiç tanıtmasaydı keşke. Keşke Türk olmasaydı

[@RUNOV.A]

Beautiful! ⚘

[@Ayensworldayensworld]

I would love if you guys included Hebrew in these kind of videos. Since I believe it is Arabic’s cousin 😂

[@Handle0108]

with the current Middle East situation, that would be a bit distasteful

[@isaacferreira4839]

@@Handle0108It’s just languages, this should not be a problem.

[@boboboy8189]

Jewish people assumed they are God's chosen people and look down at everybody else, they never learn what iblees (lucifer) act in front of God and got exiled from paradise because of that

[@Army2013-v6c]

In Iran in Ormia and ardabil ,Makoto,gazvin that is city's that spike turkey and we read arbic in school so I'm totally understand what you guys saying 😂

[@mehdi-xr2db]

in Persian we say drood=hello | thank=sepas

[@KomaD109]

Nobody uses Drood in real life

[@mehdi-xr2db]

​@@KomaD109 it is used officially , for example on real Persian media like Iran international TV they say drood=hi and bdrood=goodbye

[@texmexexpress]

@@KomaD109What type of nonsense are you yapping on about, dude?! Everybody uses "dorood" in real life. In fact, it's the most common way to greet another person. You aren't even Iranian, so I'm not exactly sure why you are sharing your factually incorrect opinion in the first place on a topic you obviously know nothing about.

[@lenyhandayani5008]

world peace ❤

[@aorus791]

Omg what a shame TURKEY İS NOT MİDDLE EASTERN

[@mithridatesi9981]

The American girl looks AI generated

[@titteryenot4524]

A bit like their food, then.

[@sovrappozisione]

Turkish gramattically similar to Korean so assuming they are learning Korean they can learn Turkish rather easily.

[@anoshirawan]

Persian is so poetic

[@tommyc139]

The American girl looks Al generated ❤❤❤

[@stellandmels]

Türkçe orta doğu dilinden gelmiyor bu videonun amacı ne? Fonetikler her zaman farklıdır

[@ecrinarslantass]

TURKISH IS AN ALTAIC LANGUAGE

[@La_douleur_exquise]

​@@parsagholampour git başka bi dili sev

[@parsagholampour]

@@La_douleur_exquise Don't be afraid! I don't want your country's residence because I firmly believe that if you want to immigrate you should choose more wisely. A better country with better people. Only our stupid people go to your country, not normal ones. You're nothing, and if you're a tourist country, it is just for now. Better days will definitely come for us Iranian, too, if our ridiculous government goes away. So, please be polite another time when an Iranian says he/she loves your language.

[@parsagholampour]

@@La_douleur_exquise To real persian language: 𐭬𐭥 𐭯𐭦𐭰𐭭𐭲𐭠𐭭 𐭪𐭥𐭫𐭮𐭧𐭩𐭬

[@texmexexpress]

​@@La_douleur_exquiseAslında, kendi Moğolca dilinizi sevmeniz ve biz İranlıların güzel Farsça dilinden uzak durmanız gereken siz Türklersiniz.

[@La_douleur_exquise]

@@texmexexpress That's what I'm saying anyway. I'm saying don't love us. Go and stay at home. You can't even walk around freely outside. Ahkahskahskahskshs

[@farhanpathan2976]

meanwhile my language has 52 letters. lol

[@oulawd6281]

i always wondered why persian sounds so arabic even tough its an indo european language… did persians always speak like that? and which one influenced who between arab accent and persian one because they’re identical?

[@texmexexpress]

Do you have tomatoes on your ears?! Persian is the oldest spoken classical Indo-European language on earth and sounds nothing like Arabic which is a Semitic language. I would definitely recommend an appointment with your local otolaryngologist to have your ears checked as soon as possible. Persians have always spoken in a uniquely soft, delicate, and elegant manner. That’s why their language sounds unlike any other in the world, and their accent is immediately recognizable. Persian has never been influenced by any Arabic accent. Arabic and Persian are as different as night and day to each other. 😂

[@oulawd6281]

@@texmexexpress it sounds the exact same as arabic to foreigners no matter what you guys say… persian is not soft and kind at all its just guttural and harsh like arabic and that’s not an insult at all idk why you perso-arabs are so defensive

[@texmexexpress]

@@oulawd6281Ah, just checked, you're a Turk. So your innate ihnfyorti complexes against Iranians make sense. Your Turkish language is the epitome of guttural and sounds identical to Arabic.

[@a.fs.n737]

Hello my friend; I'm Iranian, see, all native languages ​​are beautiful for people, be it Turkish, Arabic, Persian or whatever. We should listen to the opinions of others and respond with mutual respect. Bedrood.🌹

[@oulawd6281]

@@a.fs.n737tell that to your weird obsessive iranian friend lol

[@Cemreaskomolmus3141]

2:35 she didn't say "ze" 😭😭

[@ariashirazii]

SALAM ACTUALLY MEANS BEING SURROUNDED AND WE DONT SAY ACTUALLY SALAM IN PERSIAN IF YOU WANNA TALK REAL PERSIAN YOU SHOULD SAY DOROOD . THATS WHY NOWADAYS LOTS OF PEOPLE IN IRAN SAY DOROOS INSTAED OF SALAM. IF YOU DONT KNOW THAT ITS BETTER TO EDUCATE YOUR SELF AND READ MORE HISTORY.

[@noshadb.e3111]

Most of the time we say salam! We are the second Nation who embrace Islam!

[@texmexexpress]

​​​​​@@noshadb.e3111What type of nonsense are you yapping on about, dude?! No, we don’t use the word "salâm" at all and we aren’t Muslims. We are the only nation that has successfully resisted ever accepting Islam whose adherents are all Sunni Muslims.

[@texmexexpress]

@@noshadb.e3111What type of nonsense are you yapping on about, dude?! We don't use the word "salâm" at all and we are the only nation on earth that has successfully resisted from ever embracing Islam. Thank Ahura Mazda for that!

[@pixiebelle8890]

Türkçe'yi bu kadar basitleştirmeleri peki? En basitinden bir kelimeden bir sürü anlam çıktığını söylemeleri gerekirdi Yüz=face Yüz=a hundred Yüzmek= swim Yüzmek=peel of the skin Yüzleşmek=confront Etc.

[@Yunahanyun]

Fırsat verselerdi hepsini anlatacaktım zaten verdiğim örneklerin hepsinide kesmişler ve çoğu söylediğim şeyi yanlış çevirmişler ingilizceye sonra bana ingilizce bilmiyor diyor millet~

[@Aekkdldlf]

O kızın videoda bile olmaması gerekirdi. Türkçe'ye Ortadoğu dili diyerek çoktan basitleştirdiler. Dili güzel göstermek gibi bir amacı olduğunu sanmıyorum. Sadece keyfine gelmiş

[@mahdih2141]

I speak both Arabic and Persian and I think Arabic is harder

[@yulabozan1092]

Why is there Turkish language in the video? Turkish is not even a Middle Eastern language.

[@elf.9595]

Yeah we arent middle eastern language. But everbody know that We have many words that come from the Middle Eastern language .

[@yulabozan1092]

It took from Latin languages, especially French as well as from the Middle East.

[@mustafaak9311]

Türkiye is not Middle East country.

[@jsd375]

TURKIC IS TURKIC!!

[@thatsinteresting3415]

Because of shared words and grammar, I think Persian should be the easiest.

[@texmexexpress]

Persian is the easiest for fellow Indo-European speakers because of being the oldest classical Indo-European language and having shared words and grammar. Here are a few examples: star - stern - étoile - setâreh (Persian) brother - bruder - barâdar (Persian) daughter - tochter - doxtar (Persian) mother - mutter - mère - mâdar (Persian) father - vater - père - pedar (Persian) two - zwei - deux - do (Persian) nine - neun- neuf - noh (Persian) greifen - grab - gereftan (Persian)

[@AlptheSpearo]

Turkish is altaic wtf

[@gulsahciner9808]

Türkçe, Turkic dil ailesinde olan bir dildir. Orta doğu dili kesinlikle değildir

[@JBard-j9h]

yes it is true, they are ocupiers in Anatolia and some day they will move back to their homeland to Mongolia when we take back Constantinople that is belong to Christians. It have been only 1000 years since then but surely this change will happen in future.

[@Comment-l8l]

Sixth day of requesting this idea: Hello! It will be really nice if you guys made a video of comparing different Chinese dialects like the Hokkien dialect, hakka dialect, and cantonese dialect with Korean and Japanese. And get these people who speak it from China specifically. You can find some majority of hokkien speaking people in the Fujian province of China. You can find majority of Hakka speaking people from Guangdong province in China. You can find majority of Cantonese speaking people from Guangdong province in China. This is because these dialects are closer to old and Middle Chinese. So there will be more similarities when you compare Korean, japanese. I’ve been wanting someone to make a video like that for a long time.

[@Aekkdldlf]

Wtf Turkish is not middle eastern language

[@Mohammadhvahidi]

Iran ❤