Similarities Between Turkish and Hungarian

[@BahadorAlast]

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[@AmirYazdanian]

Bahador Alast This was a very nice video with kind participants ! ❤

[@erikz1337]

Would be unterwstkng to have Hungarian and Finnish

[@elffd]

Persian and Hungarian maybe

[@MD-hx3wf]

This is such an awesome and heart-warming channel you have here Bahador. It emphasises commonality in a dark time of differentiation. -- Please could you facilitate Indian (Hindi) and Kurdish (Sorani) ?? Thanks ! ❤️❤️❤️

[@comandanteej]

@@elffd Actually there are quite some words of Iranian origin in Hungarian. Although they are from Alan, I guess there isn't a lot of similarity with today's Farsi.

[@kisher5135]

Greetings to Turkey and Hungary from Chuvashia.

[@sara_s_]

Hi there, did you understand any of the words?

[@malolelei3937]

Where is Chuvashia?

[@cultureofturk711]

@@malolelei3937 autonom repubilc Chuvashia - not free Chuvashian Turks country - i very love Chuvashians - Chuvashia christian Oghur/Bulgar Turks in russia

[@tempestas.vespera]

@@malolelei3937 Somewhere in Russia.

[@malolelei3937]

@@cultureofturk711 Thanks a lot.

[@davidkiraly8915]

I have been in Turkry for 3 times and I loved it as I saw the Turkish people overall like the Hungarian people. Greetings from Hungary🇹🇷🇭🇺

[@serhat34fb]

thx cousin :)

[@asdwq2868]

Dear David. Greetings to you my brother. We have same roots. Long live with Turan. Love from Turkey.

[@bb-mi5uq]

Ahhh thank you. You are so nice 💖💖🌸

[@translator228]

Hello finno-ugric brother ❤️

[@loyaltyabovealllawzco.lilw1232]

@xorazm shah why does them being Christian matter id rather be the gone outta all of those conflicts an just be human 😒

[@Қазақпоэзиясы-ц1д]

Kazakh language🇰🇿: Alma- apple Qaqpa - gate Aristan - lion Saqal - beard Tanu - to get to know Arpa- corn, barley Eshki - goat Tauiq - female chicken Qazan - boiler/ dish to cook Shatir - tent Buqa - bull Tuye - camel After the first word I decided to guess together and it turned out that we have all the mentioned words in the Kazakh language with the same meanings ^^

[@Sirius-12345]

Kazakh language an Turkhis language similarity 🇹🇷-🇰🇿 Elma-Alma Kapı-Qaqpa Aslan-Aristan Sakal-Saqal Boğa-Buqa Arpa-Arpa Eski-Eshki Tavuk-Tauiq ❤️🇹🇷🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇺🇿❤️

[@samalazh]

Madyar ve Kadyar (Qazaq) ve türk kardeşler ❤️ Babalarimiz bir❤️👏

[@Sirius-12345]

@@samalazh Hepimiz Türküz, kardeşiz ❤️❤️❤️🐺

[@petmop1309]

We call saqal szakáll it sounds same means the same :D

[@Қазақпоэзиясы-ц1д]

@@petmop1309 That's great. What language?

[@talhadurmaz3042]

English:I have a lot of apples in my pocket Hungarian: A zsebemben sok alma van Turkish: cebimde çok elma var English: who is she-he? Hungarian: ő ki? Turkish: o kim? English:I have no beard Hungarian: Nincs szakállom Turkish: hiç sakalım yok English: yellow tent is mine Hungarian: a sárga sátor az enyém Turkish: o sarı çadır benim English: goat and ox Hungarian: kecske vagy ökör Turkish: keçi veya öküz

[@dominikbarsi746]

Benim sounds like the hungarian word enyim(enyém), wich means my/mein

[@B.SanBey]

Dominik Barsi benim:my Turkish maybe benim come from porto Turkic

[@tyler.durden8883]

Tyúk = Chook (colloquial English)

[@altaiccultureandlanguage6184]

@@B.SanBey be-ben means I in Proto Turkic,beniŋ(bening) means my in Proto Turkic also men-ben means I in Orkhon Turkic and meniŋ(mening) means my in Orkhon Turkic

[@altaiccultureandlanguage6184]

So 𐰢𐰤:𐰋𐰤(I) for writing in Orkhon Turkic,𐰢𐰤𐰭(my) for writing in Orkhon Turkic

[@milangamerz315]

Köszönjük, hogy videót készítettél magyar és török ​​nyelven!❤️ Éljen Magyarország és Törökország🇭🇺🤝🇹🇷

[@samuelkosdi5953]

magyar vagyok

[@samuelkosdi5953]

Nyomny arra hogy több! .. . Köszöm Hogy megnézted😄

[@milangamerz315]

Lol pazaroltad egész nap azért, hogy ezt írtad🤣

[@eneskablan3063]

ne diyon lan küfür mü ediyon bize

[@drtolga]

🇭🇺 ♥️🇹🇷

[@geraltgwynbleidd805]

As a Qazaq 🇰🇿 I understood 85% Respect and Peace to my Hungarian and Turkish Brothers

[@translator228]

Привет, ну получается, что мы финно угры и тюрки братья, хоть и очень далёкие ❤️

[@geraltgwynbleidd805]

@@translator228 мы все братья, просто русские шовинисты пытаются переделать историю, но у них никогда ничего не получится.

[@loyaltyabovealllawzco.lilw1232]

Why the qs instead of the Ks no disrespect intended honest question as I'm Hungarian an Canadian an I love Kazakhstan it has always been a place I wanna go we both play hockey to all 3 of us do actually

[@theDuplicitous]

@@geraltgwynbleidd805 какие вы нахрен братья 😃 между венграми и казахами столько же схожести, сколько между яблоком и картошкой.

[@nur777a]

@@loyaltyabovealllawzco.lilw1232 Kazakhstan is in English. Qazaqstan is in Kazakh(English word)/Qazaq (Qazaq word) language.

[@TheGulnazik]

Greetings to Hungary from bashkirs and Bashkortostan, your ancestral homeland in the urals!! I understood all of these words too, hungarian has minimum 300 words of turkic origin and they also had tribes of same names like us: enei, yurmi, dyarmat, etc. My father belongs to yurmati tribe, from where many bashkirs moved to the west and participated in formation of the hungarian nation in the past. Nowadays annually hungarian delegations come to visit us during our ethnic fests. So my greetings to our distant relatives! 😁🤗

[@BBernadettL]

So great❤️🥰 Greetings and hugs from Hungary 🥰

[@asdwq2868]

Love from Turkey to our homeland. Long live sister. Cok Yasha.

[@TheGulnazik]

@@asdwq2868 thank you, same for you! 🤗

[@TheChimples]

Yes it is said that an Eastern Hungarian population stayed behind in the area of Bashkorostan and probably melded in with the locals. It is beautiful how our Turkic, Ugric and Finnic histories intertwine. The languages, the customs and cultures. And it's great we can connect again after 1000 years. Hopefully we can preserve and celebrate our cultures and languages for many generations to come.

[@TheGulnazik]

@@TheChimples True, hope so too 🤗

[@sadbutterfly2409]

omg i'm in love with hungarian language. such a beautiful language 💚 greetings from turkey!! 🇭🇺❤️🇹🇷

[@BBernadettL]

Nice😊 im happy for that

[@attilakovacs1415]

aleximreh.wordpress.com/2015/10/05/sumerian-language-hungarian-language/

[@giatiexwkanali2750]

It's a nightmare if you want to learn it tho

[@attilakovacs1415]

@@giatiexwkanali2750 5000 year old language .... native language ....sumerian-akkadian-Scythian...

[@klematiszromanne2728]

I'm from Hungary. Thank you 😊

[@gabordt6144]

when I was a child in Hungary we used to bought the Turkish produced Kent TURBO chewing gum with a mini poster in it showing a car/bike with specs. Even today I can remember: Beygir gücü for horsepower and Azami Sürat for max speed. :)

[@Snestorm564]

This is so cute

[@sukruahmet]

😂 yesss. 90's childhood.. Actually "Beygir " or "Aygır" means horse in english. Maybe same on magyar language

[@Turbo_TechnoLogic]

Lol yesss.

[@karatamga2430]

@@sukruahmet Beygir = horse, aygır = stallion

[@ilkemyildiz3046]

We still produce Kent Turbo gums friend , arkadaş ☺️🇹🇷🇭🇺

[@GergoMarosvari]

Both of them are really likeable. :) I loved this video. Thanks for sharing! I sending my greetings to our Turkish cousins.

[@babakrustamzada4783]

Gergő Marosvári Much love from Azerbaijan: from your Turkic cousins as well. These words were the same in Azeri.

[@karagun5547]

Aleykümselam cousin. 😊

[@karagun5547]

@Attila Báthory Why is your name Atilla just most of the people? Think about it.

[@Alixo_Gamerr]

@Attila Báthory Yes but you are not them. Ours genetic relatives are armenian, persian and balkan people but we are the Turks and you are the Magyars and that makes us distant relatives. Relatives more closer than any other mentioned people.

[@Alixo_Gamerr]

@Attila Báthory yes, unfortunately

[@laslooalexander3409]

Macaristan, Hunların bir devletidir. Biz eski Ogur klanındanız ve Attila'nın çocuklarıyız. Macaristan'dan selamlar!

[@neslihanfazloglu6780]

Macaristan’ı Türkiye çok seviyor.Çok yaşa Attila 🇹🇷❤️🇭🇺

[@bb-mi5uq]

Turkiyeden selamlar 💖

[@yorukhsn8072]

Selam

[@coleking2520]

we tr love hungary

[@tomtib1991]

Keşke gerçek olsa ama olmadığı çoktan kabul gördü Macaristan’da.

[@gdr1985ox]

In tatar (and also other kipchak group languages) “alma” means apple and also means “don’t take”.

[@Alixo_Gamerr]

Al = take, alma= do not take. Al is the root alma is negative derivative. Other alma (Apple) itself is a root word.

[@atakan2108]

In Oğuz group Language also

[@ukonkortan2246]

Kizil alma

[@brunoamaro7601]

That's interesting. In portuguese "alma" means soul. Greetings from Brazil.

[@tolga555]

dont take apple: elma alma. (at Turkeys turkish)

[@Faith-bs4gs]

Some garmmatical similarities between magyar and türkçe: • agglutination • vowel harmony • no plural used after numerals (example: sok alma ― çok elma | lit.: many *apple* (not *apples* )) • usually the suffixes has the same or quite similar order (Example: zsebemben; cebimde Zseb; cep ― pocket -(e)m; '(i)m ― "my" - ben; 'de ― "in" But if you wanna add the plural suffex, you have to put it before the possessive one [ceb*ler*imde; zsebe*i*mben (in my pockets ) • zsebe*k*ben; ceb*ler*de (in pockets)] I'm not trying to convince anyone about how much they are related to each other or not, I'm just telling straight facts that these things are pretty similar. That's it. Love from Hungary 🇭🇺❤️🇹🇷

[@mehmetkurtkaya3106]

Very similar. Hungarian was part of ancient turkish probably

[@ahmetkaraaslan8429]

@@mehmetkurtkaya3106 Her asya dilinde bu grammer özellikleri var zaten, sibirya dillerinde, moğolca, korece yada ural dilleri... Bence bu onları direk antik turkçe yapmaz (kaynaklarda old Turkic diye geçer Turkish daha çok anadolu türkçesi için kullanılıyor diye biliyorum) ilk olarak en eski dil asyada neydi, nasıldı, nasıl bu diller ortaya çıktı falan bilmiyoruz, ayrıca bu dillerin ilk örnekleri eski Türkçeden çok daha farklı, mesela bu eski Türkçe kelimelerin çoğu hunlar zamanı macarcaya geçiyor yani ortak bir kökene indirgeyemiyoruz dilleri

[@buministemi5212]

Also , we don't have sexual discrimination. Our personal pronouns are similar. I hope one day people can recognize that we are brother and sister from blood. We have to reunite our divided great family. Greetings from Turkey : ) 🇭🇺❤️🇹🇷

[@buministemi5212]

@Aleks Kevyn ​ Totally wrong. Hungarians are member of Turks. That's why their language is also related with Turkic languages. Turkish words in hungarian is directly old Turkish. It is not because of ottman.

[@buministemi5212]

@Aleks Kevyn Being a Turk is being a root of ancient tree. That tree has so many branches. Magyars, Kıpchak , Oghuz etc all of us are Turk. That's why badapest has Turul bird. It's a mythological Turk bird. Tuğrul* Turkey is a name which given by foreigners. It means lands of Turks. So Hungary ,Turkey ,Kazakhistan ,Tataristan , Azerbaijan etc all of them are Turkey , Turkia. That's why khazaria was eastern Turkey , Hungaria was western Turkey for byzantinne. We have huge history.

[@utkumazgal8555]

Attila would have liked this video. I think you should too.

[@attilaberk9594]

Yes, i liked

[@huseynbalagurbanl1655]

@@attilaberk9594 🤣mizah

[@attilaemincanergin7352]

@@attilaberk9594 Me too..

[@angelatamas7517]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ramzanalbegov3858]

Atilla wasn't Turkic nor had any connection to them. Turks are Arabs, just like the guy in this video.

[@FdikxfkkxZDFEWDCjdjSSa]

I am Uyghur and I can also understand most of those words, hahaha. I think Uyghur language looks more similar to Hungarian, I can't understand some Turkish words, but I understand it when the girl pronounces it with Hungarian. In the end, I think Uyghur language grammar is similar to Turkish grammar, but share more vocabularies with Hungarian. And I never learned Turkish or Hungarian before)

[@ZsH85]

if only china wouldnt try to erase you guys.. be strong and make tons of childrens ! -from hungary

[@JM-nm3bg]

We Hungarians call ourselves Magyar today after our last native dynasty but most other people call us Hungarians. This is because we are descended from a nation called the Onugors (Ten Ogur = ten tribes). The Onugors came to Europe in the 460’s, right after the fall of the Hunnic empire along with their sister tribe the Saragurs (Sari Ogur/Sari Yugra = yellow tribes). The Saragurs split into two factions ( Kutigurs and Utigurs) and kept fighting each other until they became very weak. The Kutigurs were absorbed by the Avars and the Utigurs by the Gokturks/Khazars. The Onogurs grew strong but eventually were still defeated by the Khazars and had to move into Hungary where we live today. The place names in Hungary suggest that when they moved in, Onogurs may have called themselves mostly Agar/Eger, with a few settlements also called Ugra/Jugra (pron. Yugra) but those might have been another Ogur group, like the Kutigurs who joined the Avars earlier.

[@ferim.4186]

And where do you live now? China?

[@MD-xm6ub]

Right. The Hungarian language is a sister of Uyghur language! The Hungarian, Estonian and Finnish languages are Turkic languages like all Turkic languages from Central Asia!

[@MAKDavid-1]

F3dikx98fkkxZDF EWDC9873jdjSSa It’s scientifically proven that Árpáds house and Hungaryans are genetically closer linked to Bashkirs and Uyghurs then actually Turks.The very word Uyghurs means New Ghurs in our language meaning it was Old version of it.Altai means Lower regions and Úrral meant With The Lord. Hungaryan origins are actually linked to Middle East which is not strange since Genderless language where not only Asian but actually Middle Eastern as well

[@oznurozturk500]

As a language researcher and a teacher, I reeaaalllyyyyy appreciate your work. I needed such videos for my classes Sending loooveee to you all

[@charliebridges3584]

As an Irishman who speaks some Hungarian and who has a Turkish nephew, meg kell mondnam, hogy lenyűgőző ezek a hasonlók a magyar és a török nyelvekkel. Azt gondolkozom, hogy ha esetleg hasonlók vannak az ír nyelv és a magyar/török nyelvekkel is.

[@trooperodst6880]

You are awesome mate! Thank you for this pretty good mate! Greetings from Hungary

[@TimBurt0n]

We love Ireland. Take care brother.

[@Sedatyunus]

As i read in a turkish history before .. celts spent some time in anatolia and celts are the ones named turkiye as we have now called turkiye.. isnt that interesting.. ? We love both scottish and irish people..

[@roksan-aksell6414]

Das Ist Richtig die Alt Türkische Sprache ist Fundament Sprache auch für Kelten(Iren/ Schotten ) Es gibt Gemeinsamkeiten ...

[@vardayla]

The Irish people are one of the most favorite European nations of the Turkish people.

[@joker3263]

Love Turkey and Hungary greetings from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿🇹🇷🇭🇺

[@yusufbastem5037]

✌😎Türkiyeden sosisler 😎✌

[@kamil8811]

@@yusufbastem5037 yapmayin bu şakayı ya😂

[@Saltengtr]

@@yusufbastem5037 bu şakayı yapan kaldı mı yahu ergenler bile yapmıyor

[@Saltengtr]

@Rufan Quliyev siz bunlara bakmayın bunlar ya bir şey bilemeyen cahil yada bizim aramıza nifak sokmak isteyen malum ırk yani Türkiye'de herkes Türk değil bunu bilin ona göre herkesi yargılamayın kardeşlerim aramızı bozmak isteyen çok.

[@rezagrans1296]

@Joker Mən Macarıstandan deyiləm və də Türkiyədən deyiləm amma azərca türkcəsinin dili öyrənmə istəyirəm, sən lütf buyur gəliz vatsapda qosulaq; Bunun Avəzində ingilis dilinlə xidmətinizdə varam

[@yalantarih5472]

Hungary has been home to many Turkic tribes ( long before the Ottomans), beginning with the Avars, then Kuman (Kipchak), Pecheneg (Besenyö), explaining the cultural interaction of nations in about a thousand years, already sharing a warrior nomadic culture, a common religion (Tengrism) even before the adoption of Christianity and Islam. Both languages come from the common geographical origin (Western Siberia). The beautiful and mythical novel "the Pagans", by the great Hungarian writer F. Herczeg, tells the story of Pechenegs in the Hungarian plains. This is a "must" read and has been translated into Turkish. (Paganlar, Ferenc Herczeg).

[@ver_idem]

Kunszag and Beszenyio are the same,first where there the Antic Yaziges,Avars etc.

[@yalantarih5472]

@@ver_idem Kuman and Pecheneg are different and belligerent nations, though speaking different dialects of the same mother language and sharing the same lifestyle. The Pechenegs were annihilated by the Kumans, in alliance with Eastern Rome, never to be seen on the pages of history again. Today the Tatars of Russia are the remnants of a blend of Kuman (Kipchak) and Mongols (called exclusively Tatar at the time).

[@paliyasu4257]

That’s bullshit before the 12 century there was no Turks in Turkey or near Europe. Attila was a Hunn and the Huns are not part of Turks. In Hungary they talk part Turkish cause of the ottoman. Country’s like turkey, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, doesn’t exist cause there only lived Arabs. After the mongols under ghenkis khan hunted the Turks in 12 century they run to the Arabs and the Arabs destroyed the mongols. After that the Turks stayed in this country’s, because in Islam there is no thing like nationalism. The Turks (Ottoman’s) took the today Turkey for their own and said this is our homeland but it’s origin is a Arabic country.

[@teovu5557]

@@paliyasu4257 majority of turkic words in hungarian are not from ottoman turkish which is oghuz type but from the much older Oghur language of the Huns and Bulgars. And Turks first started living in eastern ANATOLIA during the 11 century with the seljuk turks dummy lol And the area of where modern Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan or rather central asia were Iranian speaking peoples before the turks not Arabs. lmfao

[@MrZoun79]

Avars and Besenyős are Asians and not Turkish.

[@ibrahimyusuf6811]

Some of the words are also in albanian language, I could understand them. Salute to Hungary and Turkey!

[@jasminaj3682]

Hey fellow Albanian haha. Nice to see you 😊

[@nurieroglu6291]

@@jasminaj3682 Becouse there are many words that passed from Turkish to Albanian in ottoman empire era

[@nurieroglu6291]

Yeah, you're right

[@murataslan6156]

@@nurieroglu6291 These words have been around since the world exictence as you can see there are many signs at the everywhere: kurgan, balbal, tumulüs, dolmen those were ancestors of man

[@mehmetkurtkaya3106]

@@devohkiP no.

[@D11r41k]

I'm a Volga Tatar, I could understand some!!😀👍 The words kazan (big metal pot, as well as a name of a city Kazan'), shapka (hat) and shatyor ( tent) are even widely used in Russian language. I wish we studied at school all the Turkic/Tatar words that influenced the Russian language (and vise versa). Knowing this people would be more tolerant to each other, i believe. Sadly, less and less people speak minority languages in Russia

[@darkarpi88]

Szatyor -> bag in english :)

[@RomeoSuvar]

My wife is Russian. I am amazed by the amount of words Russian took from Turkic languages

[@godofchaoskhorne5043]

I truly hope the Volga Tatars and other Turkic minorities in Russia manage to keep their culture alive. I know it isn't easy but it would be such a shame if you guys lost your languages as it would eventually lead to completely losing your culture and identity Much love to our Tatar and other Turkic brothers and sisters in Russia (From Turkey)

[@lilo7741]

Russian hegemony will be broken hopefully. It’s sad that they had implemented several restrictive measures on the Tatar language in Russia.

[@ver_idem]

@@lilo7741 As same in Ucraine,the minorities are harshillly disadvanteged therefore for the exarcebate ucrainean nationalism.

[@nesucka]

I didn’t know these similarities between two languages . When I traveled Hungaria , I really really loved this country . Big hug from Turkey ♥️ and thanks to Bahodor . You show people how they connected each other 👏🏻 Late edit : also thanks to Ethem for putting Atatürk’ s picture in the background ☺️

[@BBernadettL]

Im happy that u loved Hungary when u visited it🥰 Big hug from Hungary ❤️

[@karagun5547]

It's normal because Hungarian people has Turkish origin. They come from Hun Turks. So.

[@buministemi5212]

Aynı ırkız. Farklı insanlar değiliz. Dilimiz de özetle aynı. Ural dilleri muhtemelen ağacın köküne ulaştığında Türk dili ile birleşirler.. Zamirlere ve grammere bakarsak bunu görebiliriz. Macaristanda budapeştede Turul kuşu vardır bunları asyadan getiren. Turul=Tuğrul. Türk mitolojisinde bir kuş : )

[@residentofhell]

@@BBernadettL Aren't you the girl in the video?

[@benjaminmoloy7163]

@@karagun5547 hungarian people doesn't have turkish origin, but we (our language and culture) share rich history with turkic people of the steppe.

[@antiochiagok2702]

Hungarian is such a cool language. I'm waiting for this pandemic to end to visit your beautiful country. Greetings from Turkey.

[@МаркоМирковић-в6ц]

The Hungarian girl is beautiful ❤️ Greetings to both countries from Serbia 🇭🇺❤️🇷🇸❤️🇹🇷

[@atalay06]

Hvala marko

[@romystumpy1197]

She is very ladylike ,traditional

[@borsosl]

Szép volt, Betti. :) Thank you, Bahador, amazing how you find these similarities between so many pairs of languages.

[@BBernadettL]

Köszönöm 😊

[@arvantsaraihan5777]

Turkish language, just like other Turkic language is just simply beautiful. The same goes to Hungarian, really beautiful. I still listen to "Kinek mondjam él vétkeimet". Such a touching song :)

[@candle3585]

@إسجد A nyelvünket sok ideig befolyásolta a Török nyelv, ezért lehet ennyi hasonlóság. Our language was influenced by Turkic for a long time, that is why the simmilarity may be.

[@yalantarih5472]

I also would like to add that the popular Turkish name "Tugrul /Togrul" - meaning a bird of prey - happens to be Hungary's sacred mythical eagle "Turul", which proves the affinity of even the mythical culture of both nations.

[@porazindel]

Neighboring groups often share very similar mythologies and culture.. despite linguistic differences. The original mythology of original Indo-Europeans is also like this (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyeus is more or less the same dude as Tengri). It does not necessarily imply linguistic affinity, but there was definitely a cultural connection (Hungarians are famous for their vocabulary being composed mostly of loanwords, only a minority of it is Uralic).

[@jeffkardosjr.3825]

What about Tagil?

[@hakapeszimaki8369]

@@porazindel and they married eaxh other and became a new nation…

[@tugrulgudul5281]

Did someone mention me?

[@Attila-1994]

Peace to all our Turkish Brothers From Hungary (y)

[@morveotesi8561]

🇭🇺❤️

[@asdwq2868]

Long live Hungary. From Turkey. We are brothers and sisters. Long live great HUN Family. some day we will be UNITE Again. follow Attila.

[@geraltgwynbleidd805]

Peace to Hungarian and Turkish Brothers form Qazaqstan

[@Attila-1994]

@it'a me MMmario Nice one Sherlock :D Who talked about territories here? Also i "Confessed" absolutely nothing Just Greeted our Turkish Friends. Just for the record, Hungarians and Turkish People are like the best friends. Don't skip history class next time and maybe one day you will understand the true History of the past centuries of Europe ;)

[@translator228]

@@asdwq2868 HUNGARY+With relatives finno-ugric countries: 🇫🇮 Finland, 🇪🇪 Estonia and russian autonomies - Mari-El, Udmurtia, Komi, Yügra, Mordovia ☝️ and also Başkurdistan, Tataristan, Kazakistan, Saha ve diğerleri ❤️ WE WILL BE UNITED, WE AR BROTHERS FINNO-UGRIC AND TURKIC ❤️ BEN SENİ SEVİYORUM TÜRKLER KARDEŞLER ❤️🇹🇷

[@valentech-videogames775]

Hello! I am also Hungarian. I would like to add from a historical point of view that the ancient Hungarians were genetically very close to the archaic Turkish peoples. Nowadays, several geneticists and scientists claim that they are a Turkic ethnic group, which is now somewhat mixed up with the surrounding Indo-European peoples of Slavic and Germanic origin. Linguistically, they were also claimed to be related to the Finno-Ugric languages from the 18th and 19th centuries, suggesting a Ugric link back to the Hungarian ancestral homeland, which is now questionable as to how much is a blood-relationship or just a linguistic link. The Hungarian ancestral homeland is said to have been located south of the Ural (Bashkiria). They also lived in Kazakh territory for a long time afterwards, in tribal alliance with them, before migrating westwards at one time. They were more closely related to many of the former nomadic peoples on horseback, such as the Avars (Avarok), Pechenegs (Besenyők), and Kipchaks (Kunok-Kipcsakok) mentioned in one of the posts. The latter (Kunok), for example, used their language of Turkish origin (a living language until 1777) until the 18th century. All these Turkic peoples have since then been assimilated into present-day Hungary. The greatest legend among Hungarians, and Székely Hungarians, is that Attila the Hun's people were a former sister nation of the Hungarians, which increasingly seems to be true. Of course, during the Ottoman Turkish rule in the 1500s and 1600s, several new words of Turkish origin were added to the Hungarian language.

[@stratooss]

As a Turk, we are told in history lessons that the Hungarian and Bulgarian people are from assimilated Turkish tribes

[@inotoni6148]

This is of course nonsense.

[@valentinrosier3464]

as an Azerbaijani i understood 100% Turkish and ~85-90% Hungarian. 😱😍. loves and respects for my Turkish brothers and sisters. 🇭🇺🇹🇷🇦🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿🇰🇿🇰🇬

[@purpleelemental3955]

Hungarians are not turkic brothers. They are a Finno-Ugric people

[@vilmoscseh3378]

Hungarians have Turkish roots!

[@purpleelemental3955]

@@vilmoscseh3378 a very little compared to Finno-Ugric

[@valentinrosier3464]

@Caezar dude what’s your problem with being turkish? i only told magyars who feel like turkish. anyway, neither azerbaijan nor turkey’s (or other turkic country) population is 100% turkish.

[@andrasgyori4801]

@@purpleelemental3955 This theory is long outdated.

[@abhisheksaxena500]

Nice video. Was able to get quite a few Turkish words!

[@payamabbasi3555]

The chemistry between the two guest was incredible, truly enjoyed it, thank you Bahador for the amazing job you have done. P.S: just a suggestion, I think you should be in the middle of the guests,

[@georgekovacs4278]

The vocabularies for food production, animal domestication and travel appear the most similar between Turkish and Magyar, as both languages reflected the individual nations common nomadism, horse and animal herding and shared knowledge of the physical environment. In the 6th Centuries C.E., both nations travelled far and fought their enemies on horseback, slept in tents and sowed grains for their bread.

[@tutkutopbas4792]

Szeretlek Magyarorszag, szep orszag es szep emberek... Love from Turkey, having lived in Budapest the past 3 years, I always found Hungarians to be more similar to Turkish than any other European nation either their temper or the language ( sometimes I thought people were speaking Turkish when eavesdropping from distance I am pretty sure if Hungarians listened Turkish from distance they would have the feeling that the spoken language is Hungarian)

[@gezyeoku]

Merhaba, Macar dilini seviyorum. Hiç Macaristan'da bulunmadım. Yorumunuz dikkatimi çekti. Sizce, 6 ayda Macarca öğrenilir mi istenilirse?.. Bir de sanırım Türklere karşı ırkçılık ayrımcılık orada Almanya'da olduğu gibi yok..???

[@tutkutopbas4792]

Tolga Ç. 6 ayda Macarca öğrenmek bence imkansız, Türkçe gibi zor bir dil 10 yıl yaşayıp tek tük konuşan arkadaşlarım vardı tabii herkesin dil yeteneği farklı ama ingilizce gibi kolay bir dil değil. Irkçılık Türklere karşı çok az da olsa var bunda da geçmişte ipini koparıp gelip tarzanca konuşan Türklerin etkisi var, eğer sen adamların kültürünü kaldırabiliyorsan, onlarla anlaşabilecek kadar ingilizce veya macarca biliyorum diyorsan kimse sana sırf Türksün diye birşey demiyor aksine çoğunluğu seviyor Türkleri

[@gezyeoku]

@@tutkutopbas4792 Yanıt için teşekkürler. Köszi! :)

[@NeutralDice]

Hungarian doesn’t sound like Turkish at all. It has many words ending in -os,-es, and -gy and ALL words are stressed in their first syllable.

[@evamakkne6727]

Mi a véleményed ennek a török zenének és ennek a magyar népdalnak hallatán? kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKfJmHqIpNGbpqc&ab_channel=KralM%C3%BCzik és kzbin.info/www/bejne/hai7n5Z-fqh_r6s&ab_channel=Sean-PaulKosina Mi magyarok is sokan szeretjük a törököket! Sokan tanuljuk a török nyelvet!

[@lkhagvasurendemberel1481]

Mongolian 🇲🇳 　 Alim 🍏 Arslan 🦁 Sakhal 🧔 Tanikh Arva 🌾 Takha 🐓 Chachar (Maikhan)🏕 Bukha 🐂 Teme 🐫 Majaar 🇭🇺

[@piriabedrabbuh8077]

So many similarities .Greetings from Transylvania.

[@angelcare5969]

Oh wow, I didn't known that

[@sweetgeorgia70]

❤️❤️❤️Greetings from Hungary!

[@angelcare5969]

@Zoltán Bereczki buta means dumb, ignorant, not stupid

[@osheenkelana]

@Zoltán Bereczki In Malay, "buta" means "blind".

[@iggiboz]

Hungarian is the only language in europe that is not from a european family of languages but from asian one. there is also finnish

[@Shtef1s]

What about Basque and Finnish?

[@alperisler89]

Well indo-european languages also originated in asia lol.

[@ayszhang]

Then it's not the only one. -_-

[@lisaisabella182]

Yes!You are right.I’m Hungarian, and I remember my mother instead saying No, she said “Yoke

[@hariselas4254]

Hungarian , Finish and also slovien languages have lots of similarites with Turkish language

[@salim6305]

Good job bahador ,Respect to Turkey and hungaria 🇩🇿 ❤ 🇹🇷 ❤ 🇭🇺

[@samuelkosdi5953]

Értesz magyarul

[@samuelkosdi5953]

I'm Hungary

[@fuckcorona5218]

Selam brother

[@salim6305]

@@samuelkosdi5953 Beautifull peacefull country ❤👌 🇭🇺

[@salim6305]

@@fuckcorona5218 Wa aleykum sallam wa rahmatu Allah , Long Turkiye-cezayir brotherhood

[@aleksinatetka]

Serbian: kazan - cauldron, šator - tent, kapija - gate, bik - bull, čizme - boots, Mađarska, mađarski. (đ = dj) Great video, as usual ! Thanks guys !

[@elaguilanegra4354]

I got bored because of this stupid covid thing and made a protest travelling to Belgrad last month (because Serbia was the most welcoming nation ). And during my 1 week visit in Belgrade I noticed tons of similar words with Turkish like kapija, terazije, kral, vishne, bahsish, zindan, kule, kalemegdan, mushteri, pirinch, pilich, burek, saat and many more. It was really surprising for me as a native Turkish speaker. Wasnt expecting this much influence.

[@user-op8gi2rp6u]

Wow "bik" is bull? Turkish say it is "boğa"

[@aleksinatetka]

@@user-op8gi2rp6u In Serbian and in Hungarian it's bik.

[@aleksinatetka]

@@elaguilanegra4354 So normal, Serbia was ruled by the Ottomans for five hundred years :)

[@laszlovszky1234]

Loanwords in Serbian language.

[@recepkutukcu2234]

Greetings to Attila's grandchildren from İstanbul 🇭🇺🇹🇷

[@Gunzo780]

Küçük - kiçig (Small/young) is turkic orgin word, first used Orkhon inscriptions at 735

[@mehrdad5767]

No its persian

[@Gunzo780]

@@mehrdad5767 No its not :)

[@mehrdad5767]

@@Gunzo780 it is

[@Timucin01]

@@mehrdad5767 it's not lan

[@mehrdad5767]

@@Timucin01 it is

[@timg.5400]

I’m Slovenian, Hungarians are our neighbors, moreover Hungarian is co-official language in Northeast Slovenia. Best regards Hungarians, neighbors! Those words in the video are similar in Slovenian: šotor (shotor) = tent, žep (zhep) = pocket, bik = bull and Madžari = Hungarians.

[@readingirl1984]

It's because many turkish words arrived to the hungarian language, through the serb-croatian language.

[@peterboth6785]

@@readingirl1984 bika and alma were adopted into hungarian somewhere in the (pontic) steppe. some words came from oghur and not from oghuz turkic (turkish belonging to the latter). :)

[@peterboth6785]

prekmurie moje prekmurie davno bi te ze pozabo... :) i wonder how did otrok beacame to mean child in slonenian? since in western slavic languages it means slave (carinthian - i believe carinthians were the predecessors of slovenians - was western slavic too if i remember correctly and slovenian is so different from serb-croatian)

[@sectorgovernor]

@@readingirl1984 No, Turkic words in Hungarian came from when Hungarians lived around southern parts of Ural and Aral Sea, (these are Proto-Turkic words)and the second vawe of loanwords came with the Ottomans.

[@cultureofturk711]

@@readingirl1984 all said not right okeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tural7355]

I’ve been away from my home country Azerbaijan since childhood. You should know, finding your channel was like striking gold for me. Thanks for this. Very interesting.

[@SantomPh]

interesting that in Turkish the word is "kapat" for close. The Malay word "kepit" also means close or to be squeezed together or pinched.

[@kubilayakkan5354]

Selam to Aceh Sultanate i guess 😄

[@mehmetkurtkaya3106]

Kapu is also found in at least öne african language

[@slavops9599]

Kapat is Arabic thats why

[@Sinax_Sinax]

Huns and Turks are brother we have brotherhood oath from Atilla

[@aykutaktas5890]

@@slavops9599 thats bullshit its root that kap which is mean cover

[@alikos88]

Bahador posts video: Similarities Between Turkish and Hungarian **Attila the Hun nods approvingly**

[@tempestas.vespera]

Hungarians dont think so... 🙃

[@guwenugurlu172]

@@tempestas.vespera The one who denies the original is not counted among us anyway

[@alikos88]

@@tempestas.vespera I am genuinely confused. I had a Hungarian foreign exchange student in my high school and his name was "Attila" we used to joking call him Attila the Hun. Even our history teacher used to laugh when taking attenance. He even told us his family heritage ("Sekely" I think cant remember the name) were descendants from Huns

[@sara_s_]

@@tempestas.vespera I agree with you. I'm Turkish and I feel Hungarians don't have Siberian and Hunnic heritage like Turks and Mongols.

[@tempestas.vespera]

@@sara_s_ Ben Macar olmadığıma göre İngilizce konuşmaya gerek yok diye düşünüyorum. Mevzuya gelirsek... Belki bir tık Hun ya da "Türki" dokunuş olabilir genlerinde... ama bu çağımız Macar halkının Türki bir kavim olduklarını iddia etmemize sebebiyet vermez bence de.

[@tahirrahimov575]

Hi Friends. My name is Tural Rahimov from Azerbaijan. I am diplomat. I really appreciate your amazing initiative to find similarities in the languages of the nations you represent, which almost one and the same because of their same ethnic routs. I have discovered that pronunciation of some words are exactly same in Azerbaijani. I would really appreciate if you could invite someone from Azerbaijan to your conversation. Love you, and wish you all the best.

[@Alixo_Gamerr]

Greatings to our Magyar friends.

[@НурикБайзаков-ч5ъ]

Kazakhstan and Majarstan Love Turan Turk union!🇰🇿🇭🇺

[@sametalgul3082]

🇰🇿♥️🇹🇷

[@sekoseko467]

Kazakistan 👎🏿

[@НурикБайзаков-ч5ъ]

@@sekoseko467 look to Turks imperia in KZbin.👍🇰🇿🇹🇷🇦🇿🇰🇬🇹🇲🇺🇿🇭🇺

[@dyuksel03]

@abdullah fadhel so you think theres no turk in europe? How can you know? There are turkic nations both in europe and asia.

[@dyuksel03]

@abdullah fadhel some turkic people migrated to europe in the past. Its true. Do you know, Atilla the hun?

[@robertkukuczka6946]

Greetings from a Polish speaking Hungarian. It was great idea to watch thus program.

[@mannyg747]

Thanks, Bahador. I had researched the similarities between the two languages and I'm glad you came up with this video. Great job as usual.

[@michael.m-mira2665]

5:46 tenger? İn Hungarian it means 'sea' which is come from Proto Turkic 'Teniz/Tenir' İn Mongolian it means 'God or Sky' which is come from Proto-Turkic 'Tengri' (Tengri Eski Türkçe'de Gök anlamında da kullanılıyordu)

[@erenozkanar6828]

Macarca'nın kökeni zaten Ogur Türkçesi'ne de dayanıyor. Ogur Türkçesinin en önemli özelliği ise sözcük sonlarında z/r değişimidir

[@servantofaeie1569]

i think its Altaic connection rather than borrowing.

[@sectorgovernor]

Yes, tenger is sea in Hungarian and it is from Proto-Turkic

[@clishe7395]

@Öksökö macarların kökeni ne oluyor aga o zaman altaic mi uralic mi

[@clishe7395]

@Öksökö tamamdır eyvallah

[@davefekete7187]

As a Hungarian speaker, i really enjoyed this video. Nice one keep it up guys!

[@johnyao3865]

Lol, do you know 突厥? 匈奴 is a strong nomadic tribe living in the northwest to Chinese region around 2000 years ago. They moved to west after lost the war with Han dynasty. 500 later 突厥 come to stage in the same region. They moved to west after mid-Tang dynasty around A D 700. That's why Turkish and Hungarian may share the same origin to some extent.

[@davefekete7187]

@@johnyao3865 very cool info thanks!

[@Snestorm564]

Hi Bahador, would you maybe consider Turkish vs Mongolian as well? Could be interesting

[@MrAsyra]

iron - tömör / demir milk - süü / süt kurultai, diet - khuraldai / kurultay soap - savan / sabun cattle, livestock - mal / mal sheep - khoɲ / koyun dirt - khir / kir power, force - khüch / güç time, era - tsag / çağ camel - temee / deve marten - suusar / sansar rib - khavirga / kaburga grape - üzem / üzüm twin - ikher / ikiz water - us / su year - jil / yıl lion - arslan / aslan honey - bal / bal husband, man - er / er nation - uls / ulus fruit - jims / yemiş flower - tsetseg / çiçek apple - alim (alima) / elma sea - tengis / deniz beard - sakhal / sakal barley - arvay / arpa peahen - togos / tavus garlic - sarims (sarimsag) / sarımsak

[@CCCP_Again]

I want that too

[@szalard]

@@MrAsyra With Hungarian too Mongolian has some words in common. soap - savan/szappan (pronounced sappan) sheep - khoɲ /juh (pron. youh) camel - temee / teve grape - üzem / szőlő (pron. söölöö) twin - ikher / iker lion - arslan / oroszlán fruit - jims / gyümölcs (pron. dyümölch) apple - alim (alima) / alma sea - tengis / tenger beard - sakhal / szakál barley - arvay / árpa ring: Gyürű-dörô cirecle: karika-garxi breast: kebel-kebeli South: Dél-dül puppy (little of an animal): kölyökkutya-gölök image: kép-keb to bear: tűr-dűr coat: köpenyeg-kebeneg forever: Örökké-űrd to reach/to value: ér-íru hemp: kender-kencsir buzzard: Ölyv-elé to creat/to fabricate: gyárt-jar small: kicsi-kicsig this: Eme-eme,nô needle: tű-jű spoke: küllô-kili merit: Érdem-erdem to knead: gyúr-júr sparrow-hawk: karvaly-kirgui power: Erô-erke tact: ildom-dzildam brave: bátor-batuur blue: kék-kök wormwood: Üröm-erme pasque-flower: kökörcsin-kögoldzirgene arm: Kar-gar to write: ír-yur to salute: Köszön-küse trap: csapda-qabqan sand: homok-qumai ash: Kőris-kürüs reins: kantár-qantarja disease: kor-qurom Russian: Orosz-oros aries: kos-chus seller: szatócs-sadaja firewood: szálfa-sál number: szám-sana freckle: Szeplô-sebke nit: serke-sirke witness: tanú-tani chamois: Zerge-serke mud: sár-siroi yellow: sárga-shar stubble: tarló-tarij to sweep: Söpör-sűr to end: szűnik-sönö baking dish: tepsi-tebsi young girl or animal: Süldô-silüge repertory: tár-tár to scroll: teker-tegerme hen: tyúk-takija axis: Tengely-tenggelik to break/knive: tőr-tór horse-radish: torma-turma mirror: tükör-tögerik ten thousand/many: tömény-tümen bustard: Túzok-tódog law: törvény-törö cause: ok-ug verb: Ige-üg ox: ökör-ükör female deer: ünő-une ground squirrel: Ürge-ürge guard: ôr-üre

[@shagaigan326]

The words in the video are also used in Mongolian. Exceptions are pocket and winter.

[@Snestorm564]

@@shagaigan326 Awesome!

[@peacemaarkhan]

I'm an Indian who has been learning Turkish and knows some Hungarian words so this was very fascinating for me! Also - one of these words "zseb/cep" (aka Pocket) is also in Hindi!! So crazy to think that Hindi and Hungarian share vocabulary via Turkish (and a word that's originally Arabic I think)

Arabic origin is türkish anyway. I would preffer to know what the word türk means. Then learn türkish and his 41dialects... then you would know so much more.

[@ibrahimturan28]

@Rohan Kumar kitap is indian word or arabic :) cep/pocket is arabic

[@diamonia]

Indian-turkish Rang -Renk Payda-fayda Pulav-Pilav Rais-Reis Şahana-Şahane Tandur-Tandır Nikaah-Nikah Şaytan-Şeytan Afsaana-efsane Bakkaal-Bakkal Bakhşiş-bahşiş Canazaa-Cenaze Davlat-devlet Ehsan-ihsan Fanaa-Fena Kharbuza-Karpuz Lazzat-Lezzet Uzr-özür Vazifa-Vazife Zancir-Zincir

@@diamonia i heard somewhere, if british english didnt colonized india. They would speak türkish and not english today...

[@ibrahimturan28]

@@diamonia seytan insan lezzet maybe cenaze bakkal too are arabic

[@Rastapapaman]

Thank you for sharing such language matches. Tracing and presenting similarities in languages is much more rewarding (and a lot more honorable) than harping on about differences in cultures.

[@bilgiguctur8317]

I'm happy you've got your account back. The video is nice, as all the other ones that interest me. You've opened a new horizon for me towards Hungarian.

[@MrZiZoo1]

3:47 we use Arslan as a name in Algeria.

[@TugrulOyunda1]

We use as a name too . Loves to you brother

[@MrZiZoo1]

@@TugrulOyunda1 Thank you 🌹

[@tempestas.vespera]

Since Algeria was a part of Ottoman Empire for some decades, it is normal i guess.

[@TugrulOyunda1]

Greetings to son of Barbarossa. The Best Admiral in the world

[@MrZiZoo1]

@@tempestas.vespera Yes exactly, Algeria was influenced by ottoman culture!

[@iremsevindik6288]

Love this! A video for similarities between Bosnian and Turkish would also be dope.

[@jahanas22]

This was one pairing I had hoped would eventually be done.

[@sevketcoskun2922]

I enjoyed so much. You all did wonderful here. Thanks for doing this. One of my favorite videos you made.

[@als___]

most of the words are similar with Kazak as Turkic group language too. thank you guys!🙏😌 very interesting project. greetings from Almaty, Kazakstan.👋

[@buzianyadatutube]

ALMATY = Almák Atyja = Apple's Father in hungarian

[@Pajtim2023]

Yes InshaAllah one day one islamic khalifate from hungary spain sicily malta balkan country turkey arabs and turc country all way to indonesia 20.000.000km2

[@anvartemir7877]

@@buzianyadatutube inQazaq too Alma apple and Ata father

[@Elvira_22]

I'm a Bashkir, our language is closer to Hungarian. so I would like to write same words in Bashkir language: alma-apple hakal-beard tauk-han ugez (ҙ)- bull arpa-barley kәzә-goat kaҙ(z)an-kazan satır - tent төrөк-türk bar- var(there's) but we say küsük- puppy; belekey-small

[@precursors]

Bashkir language can NOT be closer to Hungarian than Turkish, because it is a Turkic language from the Kipchak branch. Hungarian is an Uralic language. Some words' pronunciations might be similar to Hungarian, but Bashkir and Turkish are in same language group while Hungarian is from a different language group.

[@azeturkmen]

In Azerbaijani: küchüy - puppy, baladja - small

[@tovarishchfeixiao]

@@precursors You're wrong. Bashkir is a language isolate.

[@precursors]

@@tovarishchfeixiao Well, YOU'RE wrong. Bashir is the language of Bashqortostan ("land of head wolf" in Turkic) and belongs to Kipchak branch of Turkic languages. Do some research before you embarrass yourself further.

[@TheWillystyla]

@@azeturkmenNot really kicik is small

[@bauerjan7887]

Kazakh 🇰🇿 Alma 🍎 Qaqpa / Esik 🚪⛩️ Arıstan 🦁 (Arıslan in Tatar) Saqal 🧔🏻 Tanu - to recognize/explore and Kuä - witness Arpa 🌾 Eşki 🐐 Kişi 🔬 Tauyq (Tawıq) 🐔 Qazan 🍲 Şatır ⛺ Buqa 🐂 Tüye 🐫 Türik 🇹🇷 Türkiya Majar 🇭🇺 Majarstan

[@tempestas.vespera]

We use esik, too. Its pronounced eshik in Turkish. Nice 😊

[@ArslanGiray1985]

Nogay the same

[@lhistoire4851]

Қазақстана сәлем болсын, мен түркі

[@BenjaminIstvanCseko]

Totally awesome❗ Now I know why I like Dimash Kudaibergen so much❗😊

[@dkx831]

@@BenjaminIstvanCseko I am fan of Dimash, no one sings like Dimash. Samaltau, Daididau and his new song 'Qairan Elim' ❤ 🇹🇷 🇭🇺 🇰🇿

[@asmrnirvana]

The expression he made when she said “oroszlan” 🤣 we turks know what he thought 😅

[@dreamlandish]

What? Would you explain?

[@gamze248]

Dream land he thought that word is “orospu” which means bitch/whore 🤦🏻‍♀️😅 not gonna lie I thought so at first too

[@MotoSaphiens]

Hahaha, even my sur name is Arslan and i thought like u 😁

[@ekinaydin6168]

@@dreamlandish oroszlan's oro is like the beginning of the word "orospu" and this word means bitch

[@jjj-qj8lu]

​@@dreamlandish its a curse word. Or*spu means wh*re in turkish.

[@a.balazs4413]

Wow I didn't know there's so much similarities between Turkish and Hungarian. I will definitely start to learn Turkish from now on.

[@bb-mi5uq]

As a Turk i wish i could learn Hungarian but your language is so hard... Turkish is kinda easy so i hope you can learn it

[@a.balazs4413]

@@bb-mi5uq haha yeah Hungarian is way too hard for a native speaker too 😂

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

Tengri bless!

[@rainson62]

Tengri biz menen.

[@drtolga]

Tengri=Tanrı🇹🇷

[@tongyabgu5877]

BirAsena kendi dili degildir belki 🤭

[@ramzanalbegov3858]

Turks are basically Arab muslims.. What "Tengri" are you talking about. Aşağılık kompleksi Avrupalıların köleler

[@TauLepton-od3zz]

@@drtolga Tengri = Täńir 🇰🇿

[@berkayacar8062]

Greetings from Turkey, I enjoyed a lot watching this video. Hungarians and we are from the same ancestor.🐺🐺

[@berkayacar8062]

@slesh snake i dont think so kid

[@KameraArkasiTV]

The hungarian girl looks like the Turkish Actress Tuba Büyüküstün.

[@fatimasiddiqui1585]

she looks more like Beren Saat to me

[@metinokur142]

neresi benziyor :D abartmışsın biraz videoda ki abla da çok güzel ama benzemiyorlar bence

[@huseyinabi]

Basbayağı Kibariye'nin geçliği bu kız.

[@balporsugu2.0]

Ceren Moray'a benziyor.

[@heyrandomps4plzlogoutfromm464]

ubi dubium videonun başlığında zaten macarca - türkçe karşılaştırması olduğu yazıyor, kız macar

[@samalazh]

Вау! Я казашка и всё поняла😍👏, слова одни, просто произношение разное. У нас даже в Казахстане в регионах иногда различаются слова, а тут другой язык и столько общего❤️

[@adriennbarna7389]

It was a big surprise for me - I'm hungarian. Thank U, was interesting.

[@syerikjansakin5124]

Thank you for this interesting video. These words are used in Mongolian language too. Turkish-Hungarian- Mongolian Elma- Alma- Алим (Alim) Kapı-Kapu- Хаалга (Haalga) Aslan- Oroszlan- Арслан (Arslan) Sakal- Szakall- Сахал (Sakhal) Tanık- Tanu- Танил (Tanil) (whıch means acquaintance) Arpa- Arpa- Арвай (Arvai) Keçi- Kecske- Ишиг (İshig) (young goat) Tavuk- Tyuk- Тахиа (Tahia) Kazan- Kazan- Тогоо (Togoo) (not same) Çadır- Sator- Цацар (Tsatsar) (a small tent) Boğa-Bike- Бух (Bukh) Deve- Teve- Тэмээ (Temee) :)

[@EthemD]

Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity, Bahador! I always wanted to be part of this, and I hope we did your previous videos justice. Also, thank you to all the comments & support from the viewers! 😁 ❤ For the ones wondering though: as many Turkish people, and in fact anyone in the world, I am also mixed, as there is no 'pure' race. I think my ancestors come from both the west of Turkey (Balkans) and the East of Turkey (Central Asia). Also, my Turkish is mostly learned from my extended family from Izmir and self-taught from Turkish TV & the Internet. I do use some older Turkish words (the diplomatic Turkish of Arabic/Persian origin e.g. "mukayese etmek", "soal", "imtihan".. etc.), rather than the new Turkish ones (vernacular Turkish "kıyaslamak", "soru", "sınav" etc., which are more of Turkic origin I suppose). Sooo no matter where or how you are, at this day and age, you can always learn about your cultural heritage! 😉 Edit: I am not a political person. I try to link cultures and not divide them, so please give me the benefit of the doubt. The reason I hung Mustafa Kemal Atatürk behind me, was because he is the founder of the Republic of Turkey and probably the most influential character to the modern Turkish culture. I should've explained this in the video, but it was already quite long: The word "Atatürk" means "father of Turks", as "Ata" is the Turkic word for father (while "Ana" is for mother). This matches the Hungarian words "Anya" and "Atya" (it was used in old Hungarian, now "Apa" is used). I also hung a flag of Turkey in the background, as well as some souvenir post card I got from my visit to Hungary. Bahador always showed some cultural elements in his videos, and I wanted to continue the tradition. If I were there in person I would have also brought some Turkish food, and given him a "nazar boncuğu" 🧿. But obviously, anything I'd do could be criticised, saying that it's not really Turkish, that it's from another country... I cannot change that. You decide if you want "to see the glass half-full or half-empty".

[@cash6684]

Great video man. You seem very knowledgeable...keep it up!! The girl seemed very sweet and Bahador is just so brilliant for putting this together. Thank you to all 3 of you for doing this🙂

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you so much Ethem! It was an absolute pleasure to have you join us for this video brother! :) For everyone else, please be sure to follow us on Instagram and send us your suggestions for future videos: instagram.com/bahadoralast/

[@BBernadettL]

@@cash6684 Thank you😊

[@cash6684]

BBernadettL you’re welcome...hopefully we’ll see you in more Hungarian vs videos😊

[@kouroshmarx8646]

Eastern Turkey isn't central Asia 🤔

[@3choblast3r4]

It's so lovely to see so many different Turkic people in the comments being positive and sharing messages of unity and friendship. Much love to my Hungarian and Turkic brothers and sisters from Turkey. P.s. It's really cool that Hungary is part of the Turkic council. An observer member but still really cool that Hungary decided it wanted to be part of the council. Ukraine also wants to be an observer member I believe. (pointing to Ukrainian/Crimean Tatars as a reason for their application)

[@yasi2406]

Wow , I love these kind of videos :)) I also speak Turkish and Hungarian ,too , it was a pleasure watching you .

[@empathycompassion6157]

Her voice and the way she is,simply angelic.

[@ÖSA-q4w]

Just from the top of my head- Oda: oraya, mayom:maymun, balna:balina, bajusz: bıyık, zoltan : sultan, tarto: tartı, pogacsa: poğça, pamut: pamuk and my favorite because it’s a complicated word: erdem: erdem.

[@anoram2476]

And in Uzbek these words are present as well :)

[@ErkanZH]

Its a turkic language

[@Uzbekistanian001]

Uzbek language 🇺🇿: Olma - apple Eshik - gate Arslon - lion Soqol - beard Tani - to get to know Arpa - corn, barley Echki - goat Tovuq - chicken Qozon - boiler Chodir - tent Buqa - bull Tuya - camel So it’s nearly the same 🇺🇿🤝🇹🇷🤝🇭🇺

[@luvley2698]

eshik is the bottom/floor part of the door in Turkish :) .

[@Uzbekistanian001]

@@luvley2698 in uzbek we say Ostona (the bottom/floor part of the door)

[@OK-ur2wy]

In Iraqi dialect, we use the word "shaf'qa" as well for a "hat", great video thanks Bahador jan!

[@taraaa3708]

Ooh that's Soo cool!! 😮😮🌺🌺

[@everydayrubbish8962]

iraq was under ottoman empire for a long time

[@sacit.turksoy]

Azerbaycan'da Alma sölerler.Apple Qapı= gate or door Seqqel=Sakal-Sokal Arpa-Arpa Qeçi-Keçi-Goat Toyux-Tavuk-Chiken Qazan-kazan-boiler

[@fetihhoca2865]

@-Hyper lan senin dilinde selanikli yüzünden ermeninin elinden geç ti kime ne diyorsun.

[@cemgemini2936]

Fetih Hoca Hasitttiiirrrr Arap devşirmesi hokkabazzzzz:;))))))

[@loupsgris798]

-Hyper Sen Diwani Lügati Türkü arasdir Kasgarli Mahmutun varmi yokmu gör orda.

[@anitahlavekova8524]

Yep, as I expected, I found similarities with Slovak, as Slovak is in no way related to Hungarian or Turkish, Slovakia was part of the Hungarian Kingdom and we also borrowed some words during the Ottoman occupation. 🇹🇷 çadır 🇭🇺 sátor 🇸🇰 šiator - we use "stan" for a tent used to sleep in, and šiator for a tent that serves as a portable roof for working (in bazars, or for cooking outdoors). 🇹🇷 deve 🇭🇺 teve 🇸🇰 ťava, 🇹🇷 çizme 🇭🇺 csizma 🇸🇰 čižmy, 🇹🇷 şapka 🇭🇺 sapka 🇸🇰 čiapka, but in my region we even say šápka, 🇹🇷 macar 🇭🇺 magyar 🇸🇰 maďar, 🇹🇷 boğa 🇭🇺 bika 🇸🇰 býk..... ALSO we have suspiciously enough very similar word to 🇹🇷 keçi 🇭🇺 kecske, which is 🇸🇰 kačka, but it names a different animal, but it's still an animal. Turkish and Hungarian it is goat, but in Slovak it is a duck. I wonder how that happened?

[@timg.5400]

In Slovenian: šotor (shotor) = tent, žep (zhep) = pocket, bik = bull, Madžari = Hungarians. Pozdrav iz Slovenije!

[@slovakforbeginners9812]

@@timg.5400 oh we also say býk (pronounce as bi:k) in Slovak!

[@freebozkurt9277]

These words were not borrowed during the Ottoman occupation so Slovaks got them from Hungarian and not from the Ottoman Turks (not to mention the area of Hungary of today's Slovakia was not occupied by the Ottomans). The roots are much older, at least 2-3000 years old. The most probable reason is the common ancestors of Turkish people and Hungarians. The Hungarian words are closer to old Turkic than modern Turkish. Yes, all neighbouring nations received these words from Hungarian (or alternatively it could have been received from old Bulgarian but that would make sense only for the souther Slavs not for the Slovaks).

[@anitahlavekova8524]

@@freebozkurt9277 allrighty then but how do you explain some words that exist in Slovak language that are common with Turkish that do not exist in Hungarian? I didn't speak particularly of those specific words that managed to get into the video. I said that only and purely because these were the initial reasons I *expected* *some* similarities to pop up in this video. (read with understanding) I was speaking generally, as we were informed few days ago Bahador will put out this video soon, there was no way for me to know which words will be listed here. Since this was not a Slovak-Turkish video, you won't be able to see those words I mean. Not all Turkish words in Slovak entered the language via Hungarian, some of them entered via direct contact, especially in my particular region of the country. Trust me I did my research back in the day I was a student

[@timg.5400]

@@freebozkurt9277 By the way Bulgarian empire bordered Lower Pannonia/Balaton principality at some point and Lower Pannonia/Balaton principality was state of Slovaks and Slovenians when both Slovaks and Slovenians were still one same nation/ethnic group.

[@katherineheufel6953]

I first noticed the similarity between the two languages while watching turkish movies on netflix with english subtitles thinking a lot of what they were saying sounded like hungarian.

[@attilathehun8115]

I am Kyrgyz from Kyrgyzstan,and wanna say pretty impressed ,a lot of word are similar especially took(chicken),and kazan,i knew that turkish is si.ilar to kyrgyz language but now i know that Hungarian and Kyrgyz also pretty similar)))thanks for the video

[@buministemi5212]

Kyrgyz are Turk nation. Their language is Turk. Hungarians and Turks are same nation. Russian obey destroyed your history knowledge.. Uzbek ,Kazak,you etc all are Turk !

[@Alixo_Gamerr]

Kyrgız is not similar to Turkish. They are brunches of same language. If you want call it Turkish or Kyrgyz or what you want.

[@Alixo_Gamerr]

@lajczi66 Avars were Turkic nation close to proto-Bulgars and Oghurs. Magyars are different tribe very distantly related to them. I thing some facts are bit mingled. Magyars are more close relatives of Fins, Estons, Mari people etc.than Turkic people. Common ancestors of these tribes and proto-Turks were close relatives. But we have bigger symphaty to Magyars because of Attila and Hunnic contribution to Magyar nation.

[@Alixo_Gamerr]

@lajczi66 No, Magyars are not Turkic. You know the founding story of Hungaria, Arpad came somewhere from Karpatia and he was leading 7 tribes who founded Hungary. There are statues in Hősök Tere you know. 2 of these tribes are probably of Turkic stock, Oghur or may be even Avar but they are small in number and don't contribute very much in culture or they may be got asymilated. Latter some Kuman tribes also join Magyars but they also got asymilated leaving some traces in Hungarian culture and geographic names. The "original" Magyars are not from Turkic origin, distant relatives probably as I said but we love them anyway.

[@Valkyraw]

@@Alixo_Gamerr you talk too much without knowing anything. The closest DNA from the Arpad Dynasty are Bashkir people. Hungarians were indeed Turkic. Stop spreading uneducated lies. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%81rp%C3%A1d_dynasty According to recent Y-STR and Y-SNP archaeogenetic studies of the skeletal remains of dynasty descendant and King Béla III of Hungary and unknown Árpád member named as "II/52" / "HU52" from the Royal Basilica of Székesfehérvár, it was established that the male lineage belonged to the Y-haplogroup R1a rare subclade R-Z2125 > R-Z2123 > R-Y2632 > R-Y2633 > R-SUR51. The subclade was also found in nearest contemporary matches of 48 Bashkirs from the Burzyansky and Abzelilovsky districts of the Republic of Bashkortostan in the Volga-Ural region, and 1 individual from the region of Vojvodina, Serbia. The Árpád members and one individual from Serbia share additional private SNPs making a novel subclade R-SUR51 > R-ARP, and as the mentioned individual has additional private SNPs it branches from the medieval Árpáds forming R-ARP > R-UVD.[3][4] Based on the data of the distribution, appearance and coalescence estimation of R-Y2633 the dynasty traces ancient origin near Northern Afghanistan about 4500 years ago, with a separation date of R-ARP from the closest kin Bashkirs from the Volga-Ural region to 2000 years ago, while the individual from Serbia (R-UVD) derives from the Árpáds about 900 years ago. As also the separation of haplogroup N-B539 between the Hungarians and Bashkirs is estimated to have occurred 2000 years ago, it implies that the ancestors of Hungarians left the Volga Ural region about 2000 years ago and started a migration that eventually culminated in settlement in the Carpathian Basin.[4][5][6]

[@coleking2520]

I Love Hungary, Greetings from Germanys and Turkey!

[@toorhanauthority9287]

Greetings from Azerbaijan🇦🇿 to our Turkic Turkish brother 🇹🇷 and Hungary 🇭🇺 . And as a note that Turkish guy missed about: “Küçük” is from Turkic origin, so this word passed both to Magjar and persian. In Azerbaijani Turkic it is “Kiçik”. Greetings

[@LebaneseAtHeart]

Love 💕 Turkey 🇹🇷 and Hungary 🇭🇺 from Lebanon 🇱🇧!!!! 🇱🇧 💕 🇹🇷 💕 🇭🇺 !

[@fenderplayer2355]

Wonderful, Charming, OPEN and funny young people. IF only we all were so open, Tolerant and willing to learn of our similarities rather than obsess over our differences. These young people and others like them are the HOPE of our Planet. A Greek from NYC.

[@yalantarih5472]

"török" - Lawful. From Törü or Töre, meaning law (and tradition), hence Törük or Török, one with law and tradition. The Hungarian language preserved the purest and oldest form of the word, exposing the root.

[@ZsH85]

tör- breaks örök- forever töröl-wipe őr-guard tő- root/stem tőr-dagger tőrök-daggers just a few more from hungarian that sounds similar

[@yalantarih5472]

@@ZsH85 The words I've given are all Turkish words, I forgot to mention that for non-Turkish speakers. The 'generally' accepted origin of the word "Turk" is Törük or Török according to linguists and historians. Thanks for your input in Hungarian, the oldest neighbour of the Turkish language, back in the West -Siberian era.

[@brainblox5629]

There is also "Türek", from tür "kind (of something)", "origin", see "türemek" (to originate from). It could be speculated that "Türek" was originally the name turks gave other turks. "Bizden türek": "Someone who came from us" = is part of us

[@yalantarih5472]

@@brainblox5629 True, this is the second common theory to the origin of the word "Turk", again by the linguists and historians. The K ending is widely used in Turkic languages, to make adjectives out of verbs or nouns. i.e. Kırmak : to break - Kırık: Broken. (For non-Turkic speakers) In any way, the Hungarian has preserved the purest form to the original, possibly dating back thousands of years.

[@yalantarih5472]

@@CyberSpaceRoot more than interesting!

[@szabesz6710]

Our language is similar, but hungarian language is a little bit changed, because we are living in the middle of Europe for 2200 years. And a lot of slavic and german tribes came to our country.

[@emine7726]

That's correct

[@Sadoyasturadoglu]

Languages, like people, are alive and change not just for you but around the world.

[@mustafamoharrami1787]

Hi from Iranian Azerbaijan,you are Turkic people like us!

[@tovarishchfeixiao]

Azta. Te aztán tudsz tévedni, nem is kicsit.... Először is körülbelül 1000-1200 éve vagyunk itt európában (attól függ, hogy a két hullámos honfoglalás vagy az iskolákban is tanított egy hullámos honfoglalás elméletben hiszel). Másodszor nyelvészetileg semmi közünk a törökökhöz azon kívül, hogy van néhány jövevény szavunk tőlük ami nem jelent semmiféle rokonságot.

[@LePerlashez]

You're a wizard Bahador. You managed to bring Amy Winehouse back to life. 😄 I really enjoy the concept of your channel, keep up the good spirit. I know that there are a lot of words in common between Turkish and Algerian Arabic and also Berber, but my favorite ones are definatelly BnB "börek" and "baklava" The best way on Earth to eat sugar and fat 😂

[@janicag]

In Slovak: čižmy - boots, čiapka - hat, šiator - big tent, Maďarsko - Hungary, býk - bull.... 😊

[@thedarkness3766]

Yeah, we Hungarians robbed a few words from the slovaks and the slovaks copied some of ours in return lol 😂

[@KarausTheReTeller]

I am following you or subscribed to you since you had views like 10,000, Bahador *(we say Bahadır or in special names "Batur" or "Bağatur" and Hungarians say Bator! :D),* and since I am an admirer of the history of the steppes I was really excited after seeing this video on KZbin homepage, and as always *A GREAT VIDEO* which was I already expecting. This video alone is "golden" for me, man! Where is our Türkkızı Şimal though, is she okay, is your wife Şehrazat okay, are you okay, still in Canada right? How is it going with AIESEC? I think it is all suspended :( About the subject of the video, I can't just go away without saying something, as both peoples have the glorious steppe background! Sooo, all those words including "küçük" are originating from Old Turkic "kiçig" (I know, in Persian "chuchaq, qudaq, gudiq etc." are Iranian-originated also, interestingly) as I know. It is because of the old Magyars' social structure and culture which was fully Turkic (until 1000s or 1100s AD, see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourkia on Wiki). They were always with Turkic tribes, especially Oghur-speaking Turks such as Bulgars and Kabars. It is sometimes interpreted that the word "Ugor" in the name of "Finno-Ugric" languages, thus "Ugric", is associated with Turkic Ogur tribes, Oghur languages sometimes called "Oguric" languages, so it is pretty close to the name of "Ugric" languages (or Ugoric) which Hungarian is a member of. Arpad name in Hungary also is associated with Turkic "arpa" so, Arpad was the heroic khagan of Hungarians which led Magyars into the Pannonian plains (or contemporarily known as Avaria earlier and Onoguria later) with their allies called Kabars, a strong Turkic tribe in the Khazar confederation, the losers of the Khazar Civil War which was caused by the conversion of royal or elite Khazars into the Judaism from Tengrism, although the Khazars were tolerated towards all others including Tengrists or shamanists, Muslims, Christans, Jews etc. The land and kingdom of Hungary was always called "Tourkia (Turkey)" and/or "Western Tourkia (Western Turkey)" in the chronicles of the Byzantines, and Hungarians were called "Turks" or "Western Turks" in contrast to the Turkic Khazar Khaganate which was called "Eastern Tourkia" by the Byzantines. Geza I, for example was called "Krales Tourkias" which means "King of Turkey" ("kral" means king in Turkish, and I think it's something like "kiraly" in Hungarian too, borrowed from Serbian, I think that was why Byzantines called them with the title "kral"). Also the name Hungar (root of the words Hungary and Hungarian in English) originates from the Turkic tribal confederation named Onogur, thus Onoguria to Ungaria then with the Polish effect "Hungaria", and it was because Onogurs had a state in the plain called "Onoguria", but interestingly, the first land of Bulgars after they separated from the Turkic Khaganate after the Turkic Khaganate was dissolved around AD 600S, was around Crimea and it was called "Old Great Bulgaria" which was also known as "Patra *Onoguria".* The Hungarian language was influenced by the Oghur Turkic languages and Turkish is the primary member of the Oghuz Turkic languages, in Oghur, the words which end with "-z" in Oghuz, goes "-r", for example "kız" in Oghuz (Turkish), is equal to "hër" in Oghur (Chuvash), "öküz" in Turkish goes "vokor" or "vãkãr" in Chuvash (Chuvash; the only surviving Oghur language, even though they speak an Oghur language, the legacy of Volga Bulgaria is shared/claimed commonly by Bashkirs, Volga Tatars, and Chuvash who live in the same area called "Idel-Ural", "Idel" is the Turkic name for "Volga" and the original form of it was "Atil" which was the capital of Khazar Khaganate and which is sometimes interpreted as the origin of the name of Attila or Atilla), so the "-z" in Oghuz becomes "-r" in Oghur also "sh-" in Oghuz becomes "-l" in Oghur, thus the Turkic-originated words are from the Oghur group, thus the words like "öküz" in Turkish goes "ökör" in Hungarian, thus "oghuz" in Oghuz goes "oghur" in Oghur, "oghuz" or "oghur" means "tribes" or "people" or more politically/strategically "confederation", today Oghuz-speakers are Turkey, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan and the minority in China called "Salar" which is a prominent Oghuz tribe which also has members of it in Turkey, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan, like all other prominent Oghuz tribes which have members in these three Oghuz countries. The languages like Hunnic, Bulgar, Khazar, Avar, Sabir, Onogur also considered to be the extinct members of the Oghur languages, like Pecheneg, which was an extinct Oghuz language. For example, a prominent Hunnic ruler's name was "Dengizich" and it meant "little lake" in Oghur, and according to Omeljan Pritsak, the correct version of it in Oghur is "Dengirjik" (old records of -z is sometimes pronunced as -j in other languages, or the opposite, for example another Hunnic ruler's name "Mundzuk" is actually "Mondjuk" which is "Boncuk/Bondjuk" which means "bead" in modern-day Turkish) before the spell of it was altered by the Germans who created many chronicles about Huns, and recorded the names of Hunnic rulers in a Germanized way, like "Attila". Interestingly today the Hungarians still use the Oghur Turkic word "dengir" or "tenger" and means "sea" in Hungarian, in Turkish, it is "deniz" which originates from the original form of it "tengiz" which was also the origin of the name of Genghis Khan (Mongolians call him "Chinggis Khaan" because sometimes starting "t-" s in Turkic becomes "ch-" in Mongolian), it means "oceanic ruler", so it is his title, his birth-name is Temüjin which is also originated from Turkic word for "iron", "temür" (modern-day Turkish: "demir") which was also the name of the Turkic ruler of Iran and Turan, "Timur". Also the name Etzel (Attila) is sometimes interpreted as a title rather than a name, it also means "oceanic ruler" in Oghur Turkic, according to Pritsak (es + til > etzel). By the way, the Scythians and Sarmatians were Turko-Iranian nomads, they were not fully Iranian and even the westernmost parts of Scythia and Sarmatia, there were Turkic tribes such as "Turcae" and "Akatziri (Agathyrsi)" north of Taurica or modern-day Crimea (or more correctly north of Azov), mentioned by the first geographers such as Pomponius Mela and Pliny the Elder and the first historian Herodotus and a research by Harvard in 2017 showed that most of the elites of Scythians were Turkic, so with the Cimmerians also, Scythians and Sarmatians and also their descendants, the Alans, were Turko-Iranian. They are always interpreted as Iranians by the Western mainstream scholars but it is actually heavily disputed. In Turkey they are seen as the first Turks or a confederation that Turks played an effective and collective role, before the Huns and there are many namings you can see such as "İskitler" in Ankara, which means "Scythians". Phew! From where to this subject... Man I really love the steppes of Eurasia and the old wolves on it... :D

[@JavidShah246]

Karaus actual useful historical and lang lesson, thx for sharing!

[@mihaela5227]

An wonderful lesson of history which I have never known with all my knowledge in this field, from the school. Keep it up 👍, dear Karaus ! Do more lessons !

[@KarausTheReTeller]

@@mihaela5227 Thank you!

[@mihaela5227]

Karaus Thank you 🙏 too , dear Karaus ! As far as I know , the Hungarian language comes from or is related to with the Finno - Ugric languages as turkish , Finnish. Letonian or letvian group, I should say. Many words from the maghyar and Turkish are the same as the pronounce and meaning. I hope I’m not wrong.

[@buministemi5212]

Karaus senin gibi insanlar çok önemli ırkımız için. Birçoğumuz aynı hasreti paylaşıyoruz. Bir gün mutlaka biz bölünmüş , dağılmış koca ailemizi bir araya getirebiliriz umarım önce gönüllerde sonra her alanda. Fazla romantik yaklaşıyor olabilirim ama ; bizler mitolojide yarı kurt yarı insanız. Kurtlar sürü ile varolur. Sürüden ayrılan kurt Çakallara yem olur. Şimdi bakıyorum da sürü dağılmış , çoğumuz ruslara , uygur çine , Türkmeni emperyalistlere yem olmuş.. Acı çekiyor. Macarlar farklı mı asla avrupalı kabul edilmediler hep dışlandılar hep de böyle olacak. Karamanlı hristiyan Türkler desen atinada soykırıma uğradılar.. Gagauz kardeşler fakirlik ile boğuşuyor.. Aşkenazi(Hazar) kardeşlerimiz soykırıma uğradı , yollarını kaybetti. Dünyanın dört bir yanında savrulduk... Bizim bir şekilde uyuyan devi uyandırıp bu aileyi bir araya getirip güçlü kılmamız lazım.. Yalnız kurtlar huzursuz olur. Hiçbirimizin gerçek bir huzuru yok....

[@Zenguidev]

Hajra Turan :)

[@OguzDemirelli]

Meraba! Turk in usa here. I love your Ataturk poster. What a handsome man.

[@susamekmek3101]

10:50 "kazan" actually means "large couldran" in Turkish. It is also used for hot water and steam tanks, for example water tanks of central heating systems.

[@zxnith8461]

I screamed so hard when she said Oroszlán, I was laughing really hard

[@kflm1154]

For those who curios about 2:53 : "orospu" means bitch in Turkish. Thats why he suprised to hear that.

[@inquiringtardigrade960]

At last ! Some positivity through linguistics. Clever setup and interesting topic. Excellent job all around ! Keep it up ! Greetings to all ! Üdvözlet mindenkinek ! 🇹🇷🇮🇷🇩🇪🇭🇺

[@markszente]

As a Hungarian who studies Persian language, this video was so much fun to watch! Thank you!

[@hydrs3655]

İf you are learning Persian automaticly you are learning Turkish too. After Persian training Turkish will be very easy to you.

[@markszente]

@@hydrs3655 Thank you, that's really motivating to hear! I'd love to learn Turkish at some point.

[@markszente]

@kjz88 A Memrise-on kezdtem el egy hosszabb kurzust és KZbin-on meséket nézek :) Komolynak azért nem nevezném a tudásomat, de próbálok fejlődni.

[@markszente]

@kjz88 Én inkább úgy fogalmaznék, hogy felismerem a betűket :)

[@markszente]

@kjz88 Nagyon köszönöm a felajánlást! :) Mostanában sajnos elég kevés időm van foglalkozni vele a munka miatt, talán később.

[@thearcherofjustice1492]

Hello, thank you so much for this video. It is very interesting.. I don't have time to listen to it in whole at the moment but will. This topic caught my attention because I am Hungarian but was uprooted several times in my childhood and don't use my Magyar at all since decades, except sometimes in my own mind so I don't forget). Recently I've been watching hours of Kösem, hearing the Turkish while reading subtitle in English. After days of hearing Turkish, I thought I was beginning to understand even though I didn't, this was very intriguing. I was wondering if I could magically begin to comprehend Turkish just like a toddler who's been hearing any language being talked to it since birth, learning spontaneously??