Similarities Between Ossetian and Persian

[@BahadorAlast]

Hope you enjoy this video as we feature the Ossetian language for the first time. The Ossetian people are an Iranian ethnic group indigenous to the Caucasus. They are the only Christian-majority Iranian group today. Their language, Ossetian, is an Eastern Iranian language. The Ossetians are the descendants of the Alans, an ancient Iranian nomadic pastoral people. Many of the Alans migrated westwards along with various Germanic tribes and eventually assimilated into different European nations, but a small number of those who remained and survived the Mongol invasions are said to be the modern Ossetians. The Alans spoke an Eastern Iranian language which in turn evolved into the modern Ossetian language that shares a lot of similarities with other Iranian languages. If you speak a language that has not been featured on our channel and would like to participate in a future video, and/or if you have any suggestions or feedback, please contact us on Instagram: instagram.com/BahadorAlast As mentioned in the video, be sure to check out the "Iranian Farn" for more relevant content: instagram.com/iranianfarn/

[@doncorleone3082]

Cool! Never met an Ossetian person in my life. This is great.

[@doncorleone3082]

Also I've been waiting for a video with different regions of Italy

[@mmsher7211]

hi for schahrzad your waife now i know that schahrzad was the name of the most famous and most beautiful persian woman where the 1001 nights told story

[@mohsen3411]

@@mmsher7211 That's right. You're correct. She was the famous storyteller that the king really liked her.

[@franzaepinus2498]

The Alans who stayed in Caucuses are Ossetian and the ones who migrated West into Europe have mostly assimilated into those countries, but some have kept distinct identities like the Jasz in Hungary.

[@UMBUBA]

Hello! I’m Tajik from Tajikistan and we have significant amount of Ossetians living in the Republic. I’m also fluent in Russian. Ossetian language is an Eastern-Iranian branch which is why there are so many similarities. I love your channel and I also study the Iranian ethnogenesis including Caucasus. Also Russians say duwa for two. I would love to be part of your discussion sometime. Kheyli mamnoon! Dastetoon dard nakonad!

[@BE74297]

Min. 1 of the video: they look like animation or ai or clay people. Does anyone else see that?

[@davidmok5505]

Два

[@zahrahamidi4028]

سلام شما درست گفتید من از خراسان ایران هستم زبان اوستایی به ما شباهت زیادی دارد

[@MuradAhmadzada]

I knew that Ossetian is an iranic language and always wondered how close Ossetian and Persian are. Now I have got idea about it thanks to you. It was a great video, thanks!

[@fwfeo]

I knew that too, but to hear how similar it is in person vs text on a website is mind-blowing! I'm pretty shocked!

[@Afrologist]

It's like the difference between Danish & German; two languages on different branches of the same family with lots of cognates but divergent phonology & grammar.

[@ИлюшМастер]

Wow! It's to close languages. I am tajik and never thought that Ossetin to close to our language! The best regards from Tajikistan!!!

[@ХетагГаззаев-е2и]

Big greetings from Ossetia my Iranian friends ! ))

[@saeedbazkhaneh4316]

Greetings to you from Iran. This is Iranian Farn. Visit on Instagram.

[@jhhvhvuvjvuv6074]

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[@drissymann9168]

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[@arminatorm6087]

Warm Persian greetings to you my Ossetian friend. Greetings to all noble Iranics.

[@bruzm.1737]

Love all of you❤ I didn't know we were so close😁

[@Svoboba]

I’m Ossetian love my Iranian brothers

[@onlygod8639]

as a Persian ,,, I love ossetian brothers and sisters 🖐🖐🖐🖐❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

[@delaramsalmassi4063]

I am an Iranian Kurd and I am an Iranian Azari and I am a Yazidi. I am mixed from these Iranian Peoples and we in Iran love our Aryan Ossetian brothers and sisters! By the way I meet two Bulgarians in which one of them was named Peter Todorov and they both told me on KZbin Bulgarians also were an Iranic people!

[@delaramsalmassi4063]

@@onlygod8639 God bless you! We Kurds are an Iranic people.

[@onlygod8639]

@@delaramsalmassi4063 thank you so much dear friend,,God bless you ,,,, yes the Kurds are exactly the most noble people of Iran and the cousins of the Persians and sycthians

[@delaramsalmassi4063]

@@onlygod8639 Thank you very much.

[@antirealistmetaphysician]

Lots of love to all Ossetian people from Iran! 🌹💐❤️

[@dundeecrocodile7285]

We love you too

[@iranchanel]

کساخیل جمعن ..ایرانی رو محدود به تاجیکی مردن

[@Roberto1009]

Heyli mamnun baradare gerani az Iran.. Ma be shoma hemey duset daram))

[@Ruslan_Dudaev]

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[@Roberto1009]

@silent hawk Iron- Iryston= Alania bozerge va qadime...

[@ZeroCA7]

Finally! Thanx for the video! Being an ethnical ossetian I was waiting for this on your channel :) Just a remark: Christina speaks a sub-dialect and standard language make some consonants sound a little bit different, but the way she speaks better cognates with Persian. Hope one day we'll also see here a Digor dialect of Ossetian language - it evolved differently and has some more archaic constructions than standard Ossetian :)

[@christiangadfly24]

I'm reading Herodotus and was curious to see what Scythian languages sounded like. So happy to see that one (Ossetian) is a modern evolution of that language group.

[@George0327]

I am armenian , i live in Russia Osetia , love you my persian and osetian friends 💖💖💖✌️✌️✌️

[@КухистониВорух]

🇦🇲🤝🇮🇷

[@malena6830]

Здравствуй ахпер джан, мы из Осетии любим вас ❤

[@George0327]

@@malena6830 Взаимно 🤝

[@mahdi-oe6mk]

​@@malena6830 wow 😁❤❤❤ thank you malena jan

[@ampm9771]

Armenia lived with us Iranians for so long that you are almost in the family. ❤

[@ateyo7554]

You guys should do Pashto / Afghan with Ossetian, which are both Eastern Iranian languages! Eastern Iranian was the language of their common ancestors, the Saka, the Indo-Iranian nomads.

[@bigviel3298]

No the Saka invaded their ancestors land.

[@SL92018]

Good point.

[@SL92018]

@@bigviel3298 No he's right though. Pashto is very close to ancient Iranian, its very close to Avestan for example.

[@DrRiq]

Was "Eastern Iranian" a language? Or does it just mean any Iranic language that is not Western Iranian?

[@aryanshahr]

@@DrRiq no, wester iranian is not a main point of iranian languages. ancient iranian languages that was developing in Central Asia after some part of ancient iranians migrated to Middle East are eastern iranian languages and nowadays their descendants are modern eastern iranian languages.

[@veefernaodias4134]

Wow..this is the best video ever...I read about Ossetian Culture in the National Geographic Cultural book...the only Iranic based language in the border between Europe and Asia... Glad to see another of your best videos Bahador jan...really glad 😊😊

[@denalihedgehog]

Not the only one, there's also Tat, Talyshi, and Kurdish. I'd say, the only (living) Iranian language in Europe

[@veefernaodias4134]

Oh wow...I know about Kurdish...but didn't knew about the other two...thanks for the info. 😃😃

[@marmary5555]

@@denalihedgehog Kurdish in Europe? No. only if Turkey would be considered part of Europe, which it is not.

[@denalihedgehog]

@@marmary5555 Turkey actually IS partially in Europe. And we were talking about languages on the border between Europe and Asia, not just Europe

[@veefernaodias4134]

As per my knowledge as i studied in various books is that, Turkey,Azerbaijan, Georgia,Russia and Kazakhstan are considered partly in Asia and partly in Europe...and Armenia and Cyprus are physically / Geographically part of Asia totally...but politically also considered a part of Europe 🙂🙂

[@sorenakmi8345]

hello to Ossetia, the land of the pure. Unfortunately, many people told me that the ossetian language is disappearing, please keep this historical language alive. I love you from Iran💙💙

[@saeedbazkhaneh4316]

I really hope they'll keep it alive. You can check my page if you're interested.

[@denalihedgehog]

It's not disappearing, but it might be endangered

[@saeedbazkhaneh4316]

@@denalihedgehog Are you from Ossetia? I have heard that the new generation mostly speaks Russian. Many Ossetians don't use the written form of Ossetian language. Their culture and language is endangered and is gradually disappearing.

[@denalihedgehog]

@@saeedbazkhaneh4316 yes, I am from Ossetia, and I am 50% Ossetian, but I don't speak the language because my parents spoke Russian when I was a child. But still many people in Ossetia speak Ossetian, especially in South Ossetia

[@berserk9085]

@@saeedbazkhaneh4316 Iranian kurds and Iranian Azeris also complaining that their language is endangered in Iran.

[@GEWR_GIOS]

I've got a friend in Iran. And I asked her,Hannah, how in persian to say "let's go to eat" and she answered: sham bókhorim. In ossetian it is: som bákharam 🙂

[@wordwarm7901]

We are one my brother.

[@wordwarm7901]

You are the last survivors of Scythians, the most noble Aryan people. people of Ossetia are sacred to Iranian.

[@GEWR_GIOS]

@@wordwarm7901 peace be with you,arian bro 🙏

[@نادرافشار-ن6ص]

its so fun❤❤❤👍👍👍👍🇮🇷

[@ampm9771]

​@@wordwarm7901Indeed, Rustam Sagzi was their warrior who fought for Persian kings.

[@khwydajraglppu4028]

Ittӕg xorz rawadi wӕ video, wӕ cӕrӕnbon birӕ! Greetings from Ossetia. I waited a long time for such content and finally waited, thanks to the author for the video.

[@volkpamirsky7164]

Было бы интересно посмотреть сравнение осетинского с другими восточно иракскими языками

[@AK-ox3mv]

love from Iran to Ossetians

[@Pedram_Ng]

We love u ossetians❤👍

[@محمدو-ذ1ز]

We love ossetians from iran

[@Roberto1009]

@@محمدو-ذ1ز ma ha be shoma dustanhaye iranian duset daram

[@brando74]

Intresting notice is Ossetian number 9. While in Persian you go from 8 (Hasht) to 9 (Noh), In Ossetian you go from 8 (Ast) to 9 (FAR-Ast). translated in persian 8 (Hasht), 9 (Fara tar az hasht) and in English 8 (eight), 9 (higher than eight).

[@ксенияксения-х8ы]

Thank you very much for your great work! Great respect and fascination from Ossetia, Vladikavkaz. I always feel that we have close links

[@amiwho3464]

I love these episodes when you compare closely related languages that have been isolated from one another for long times! Thank you for bringing up the Achaemenid numbers as well, I did not expect that! This was a very interesting episode.

[@amirhesamnoroozi3741]

This episode was perhaps the best one for me. As an Iranian that interested in historical linguistics, and excited about Ossetian history, the first time I listened to the ossetian language it was like a whole different language to my ear. Honestly a little bit disappointed at the time, never thought someone will do this in the future. Thanks.

[@muzaffarhaider5764]

but brother this ossetian are not Muslim they are not Irani why you guys keep say they are Irani. you think they have Irani values? you think they support Rahbare moazam our dear Ayatollah Khamenei? I tell you now brother they do not.

[@amirhesamnoroozi3741]

@@muzaffarhaider5764 What does that religion have to do with iran and being Iranian? In fact it's the opposite. And that guy isn't Iranian but iraqi arab.

[@muzaffarhaider5764]

@@amirhesamnoroozi3741 lolz so you are just a jew who pretend to be Irani? You know Iran is not even exist without Islam as stipulated by our imams. inshallah I will be visiting Iran next year and will make videos to show the truth about Iran not what you are trying to falsifying based on your zionist agenda

[@xmateful]

Good program! Greetings from Catalunya

[@tutrontutron8422]

Thanks for your work it was very interesting to learn about the similarities of languages I think they are not borrowed from each other, but have a common root! Greetings from North Ossetia

[@mihandoostan3755]

سپاس از شما برای ساخت این برنامه های فرهنگی و برقراری پیوند میان ایرانی زبانان

[@sepidehzandi139]

This was amazing! Thank you all 3 of you ❤❤❤

[@fredaliev5478]

good job brothers and Kristina! all words are clear for me.

[@bublick76]

Greetings from Tajikistan🇹🇯 to all representatives of the Iranian peoples - Persians, Tajiks, Kurds, Pashtuns, Ossetians, Talysh and other peoples. Bahador, thanks for this video. We must be together to resist common enemies and never forget our roots. Live for a hundred years. Salam az Tajikistan bar hama mardumi irani tabar. Bahador, sipas az in video. Mo boyad sarjam bashem barzidi doushmanon va nazhadamon ra faramous makonem. Sad sol zinda bashe, baradaron.

[@mohammadmian-thecanadian-p1594]

No Pashtuns are jews. Check this www.google.com/amp/s/m.jpost.com/opinion/the-afghan-pashtuns-and-the-missing-israelite-exiles-543181/amp

[@willj841]

@@mohammadmian-thecanadian-p1594 I think you've got brain damage

[@russtm2204]

Опять таджики везде врагов видят

[@Pedram_Ng]

Dorud bar shoma❤💙

[@Gurg2323]

@@russtm2204 всмысле? Он что то про врагов сказал? Или это просто твоя фантазия?

[@1517ia]

I'm from Chechnya and I love Iran 🇮🇷. Iran has bright history and beautiful culture. No one had before than persians such large empire. I hope I can visit Shiraz and many other wonderful city's of Iran someday. Ossetians are iranian people, but today they are a part of our caucasian family🌹🌺

[@1517ia]

@dison 537 ма еса хум йу хьо йам. Х1иришг ши- кхо де хьалх хьай махкар к1енти д1а ца бигит ахь ху дир? Шун т1ехул лилхан хиришц мостаг1ал лело аьтто бац тха.

[@ashotrustavelyan7523]

Осетины это грузины перенявшие иранский язык....

[@alfredjohnson7596]

@@1517ia чиш деттарьг, яли да ял укхазар.. х1ириж т1ин да баг дейли ваг1 хьо.. хьо морьг т1ин баг дехкхаж вош ца хулийт, бехь х1ири мостаг1 халч бакъа ма ва. Саг яц хьо

[@1517ia]

@@alfredjohnson7596 д1аялахь хьаъ ца бойъш. Саг дер яц хьо эц хиришг хум ал ца йоьхьш 1аш йол. Аш тхун масал гойт хиришц мух хил вез. Интернет чуй, митингши йай къонахи ду шу. Уьш шай ня1арг оьхш шай вежри д1а кхуьлш хил вез къонах, сун кху чохь кхуйх ца бойъш.

[@alfredjohnson7596]

@@1517ia 1а фа ях кхетац со, из хай баг долаж ду х1ири т1и ар дакх муни, саг йоц саг.

[@sanramondublin]

Before invention of YOU TUBE and start of channel I did not know that the Ossetian and Persian belong to same branch of language family. Thanks for great works. Iran/California.

[@maayanhaza6178]

As an Iranian Jew who loves the Persian language and Iranian culture, I enjoyed this SO much 😍😍 Both participants were so pleasant and smart and it was so fascinating to see. I'd love to visit Iran one day but unfortunately I can't since I'm not allowed now with my passport. Iran is always in my heart and I have jan learned basic Persian. hope to see the land that my grandparents lived in and had so many great memories. On another note, I wanna suggest a possible video with Juhuri or Bukhori dialect. Both will be very fascinating. Once again thank you for this amazing work!! 💞💞

[@Hermesborugerdian]

And even the Iranian Judeo-Persian 🤩

[@erfan6132]

Many Persian Jews live in Israel. Getting away from their homeland. I hope you can see your homeland iran

[@erfan6132]

@MUHAMMAD RAKHSHANI داداش چرت و پرته حرفای شیخ ها رو باور نکن

[@arexta153]

@MUHAMMAD RAKHSHANI That's not true at all. Go read what Purim is, it commemorates the Jews being saved from being killed, not the other way around. Stop repeating these pathetic lies that some uneducated fool made up. You're just embarrassing yourself.

[@erfan6132]

@MUHAMMAD RAKHSHANI The story is not real. Then this story belongs to the book of Esther that if you read this book, you will understand that our people were killed and were not Iranians.

[@AAMA2000]

Interestingly the Ossetanian pronunciation of the word for mountain and red is identical to how I as a Tâjik would pronunce the word whereas the Irani pronunciation is slightly different.

[@peterelittaa]

much love to our Tajik brothers and sisters from Iran

[@soheilghafurian4671]

Great observation, because Ossetian is actually an eastern Iranian language despite its geographical location! They migrated from the east of the Caspian to the west of it.

[@siratshi455]

Are you Yaghnobi

[@skaf008]

They are Tajiks

[@AAMA2000]

Nope I'm actually a Persian speaking Tâjik which is why it was so interesting to hear that the Ossetanian pronunciation is the same as mine whereas the Irani pronunciation is slightly different.

[@nguyenbaokhiem6728]

apparently I found out that Ossetian is related (although distantly) to Pashto, as both are Eastern Iranian languages. It would be even more interesting if you got a Pashto speaker in this video too.

[@khorasan123456]

Ossetian is north iranic, eastern iranian classification is outdated. Read the recent works

[@SherKhan-rd9uw]

There the closest related langauges in the world Both eastern Iranic langauges.

[@SherKhan-rd9uw]

@@khorasan123456 ossetians is classified as eastern iranic. Not northen

[@nguyenbaokhiem6728]

@@SherKhan-rd9uw just curious, are you Pashtun?

[@SherKhan-rd9uw]

@@nguyenbaokhiem6728 yes

[@КухистониВорух]

Вау!! Не знал столько схожести Осетинского на наш язык. Привет братям осетинам! Берегите свой язык. Горжусь вами!!! 🇮🇷

[@HoVietKa]

Кард хур, хор, бахаер,, цыми каенут?,цы хабар у, Хорасан-Хор, Хур скаесаен.

[@HoVietKa]

Как на иранском будет --иди подои корову? На пушту вроде так --цо хъог радоца, точно так на асетинском языке.

[@АланскийБарс-ж4н]

И вам огромный привет братья из солнечной ОСЕТИИ ! 🤝

[@dreamlandish]

Oh my god! I was waiting for this . The translation of the poem in tumbnail is I have suffered in these 30 years and revive Iranians by persian language " sorry I just write a quick translation" Ferdowsi is one of the greatest poems of Iran who kept alive persian language by writing a book of epic poems called Shahname or the book of kings :D thank you dear Bahador . We all you our Ossetian sisters and brothers from Iran💖💖💖💖

[@saeedbazkhaneh4316]

To learn more visit my page on Instagram and you type. Just type Iranianfarn.

[@dreamlandish]

Edit: we all *LOVE* you Sorry I miss that

[@Kasra1881]

❤❤🌹🌹👍👍🤝🤝

[@fanzy1338]

Finally. I was waiting for this one for a long time. ty

[@marmary5555]

Same here. It's fascinating. I knew how similar they were but this video just cemented it for me.

[@نادرافشار-ن6ص]

👍❤👍❤👍❤

[@huoriel6495]

Numbers in Avestan language: One = aĕva- Two = dva Three = ųrayas Four = ćaųwārõ Five = panča Six = xšvaš Seven = hapta Eight = ašta Nine = nava Ten = dasa Hundred = satem

[@ArcanumArcanorum17]

Pretty similiar to current iranic languages

[@harshmishra3214]

Its similar to sanskrit too.

[@РазасСазаров]

Почти как таджикский 😀 як ,ду ,се ,чахорпанч,шаш,хафт,хашт,нух,дах,сад

[@7mad211]

kurdish: yek dû sê çwar pênc şeş(shash) ħewt heşt neh(nah) deh(dah)

[@saqibabbas6926]

Kashmiri: Akh Ze Trye Czor Paancz Shye Sath Aeth Nav Dah

[@-ossetia6934]

Very nice 👍👍👍)))

[@jrdardonl]

If Ossetians ara a branch of the Alans, therefore they are the last link to the nomadic Scythians of the Antiquity that still exist.

[@Aseyona]

Scythians were a confederation so there were many ethnic groups and tribes in scythian territory.

[@chaldeansarenoassyrianssto5716]

@@Aseyona Scythians were Iranic. So don't even think about the fact that Scythians have anything to do with Turks

[@chaldeansarenoassyrianssto5716]

@Arian Jangali ich dachte dass Gilaker und so Meder (also keine Skythen) sind

[@chaldeansarenoassyrianssto5716]

@Arian Jangali ich blicke da echt nicht durch. Die hätten mal alle (egal ob Kurden, Gilakis, Meder, etc.) ihre Geschichte ordentlich aufschreiben sollen, dann hätten wir diese Probleme heute nicht

[@chengezhussaini1464]

Tajiks are also descendants of Scythians.

[@edagener3164]

And I thought I was educated about more obscure cultures, apparently not, this was great! Thanks so much!

[@HitroLis]

An interesting and informative video, thank you. Интересное и познавательное видео, спасибо.

[@kurdishlion3292]

Love from Kurdistan ❤️ OSSETİAN ❤️ KURD

[@sarbazkhurasani]

love from khurasan/afg to all ossetian people.❤️‍🔥

[@SherKhan-rd9uw]

Khurrsan is a HUGE region. Not a country. But countries

[@khachetsoukmurat]

I am a Circassian(Adygean) who live in Turkey.When I watched 01:36,I was shocked.While we are asking to someone “How is going?” We say “Сыд къэбар?-Sıd kabar?”Persians say “che kabar?” Osetians say “цы хабар у?-Tsı kabar u” It is really interesting

[@alpachino7659]

Adyge wey wey!!!

[@ekramaqtash2289]

In Pashto we say it exactly same like Osetian too

[@thegreat6928]

We say this sentence " Чӣ хабар" chi khabar. We are tajiks

[@elidrissii]

That's because "khabar" is an Arabic loanword, and most cultures in the region borrowed words from it. Although I'm surprised that Ossetian has it, since they're more in the Christian cultural sphere (for example, I doubt Georgians have it)

[@jhhvhvuvjvuv6074]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zqm5lZKcjq6WhsU ....

[@SinGarcia]

Great culture . I am happy to find my brothers and sisters in Ossetia

[@BazmAfarin]

Loved your video. Greetings to all lovers of our common cultures

[@neekonsaadat2532]

OH MY GOD HOW DID YOU FIND AN OSSETIAN!!! THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FORRR

[@saeedbazkhaneh4316]

Hard but possible

[@johndewey6358]

A lot of Ossetians live in North Ossetia as well as South Ossetia and in the capital Vladi Kafkaz.

[@IsrarKhan-zc7zd]

I am pashtun from Peshawar, Pakistan and my mother tongue is Pashto which is a branch of Aryan language or Indo Iranian. Some words resembled in Pashto like yaw for yak / one and dah, das, for ten. It was nice to hear the resembling words. Thanks

[@improover5145]

even sar = head nom = name che khabara = what talk it because pashto and ossetians are the closest eastern iranic langauges in the world. more closer than persian

[@vladikavkazalania1889]

На вашем языке что означает эти слова--цо хъог радоца?

[@afgaviatorav8app160]

@@vladikavkazalania1889it means something like “You are doing/sweet well?”

[@mrjaja7303]

​@@vladikavkazalania1889tso= you. KHOG= SWEET, KOG=Bended

[@farhanplays2047]

Do you want to sleep ​@@vladikavkazalania1889

[@nephuraito]

As a student of indoeuropean branches who speaks spanish I have an inexplicable attraction for the Iranian branch, it sounds like something elevated.

[@kimxcix]

خیلی منتظر مقایسه‌ی این دو زبون بودم. سپااااس، پیروز باشید♥️

[@amanforalltheseasons]

Waiting for this for long ... Although Ossetian being an Iranian language, culture and enthnicity it is no surprise how mutually intelligible they are to each other .. thanks for great work.

[@diorafelice8129]

Greetings from Ossetia❤ Enjoyed the video a lot. So much work👏

[@نادرافشار-ن6ص]

long live Iron from Iran❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍

[@Dani2kGaming_GEIR]

Greetings to you from iran

[@yastheaustralian8590]

Can you please do Ossetian and Pashto please Ossetian sounds a lot like Pashto

[@wordwarm7901]

همه زبا نهای ایرانیک مثل هم هستند. همه آریایی هستیم. باید به گذشته پر شکوه امون افتخار کنیم. فارس و پشتو و کورد و لر و اوستیا و بلوچ و گلیکی و مازنی و تالش و آذری و تات پامیری. همه یک پیکره واحد هستیم. همه یک ملت هستیم. ملت آریایی.

[@ateyo7554]

Pashto and Ossetian are both part of the Eastern Iranian branch, and are more closely related in their distant past.

[@Александр-с2я9п]

​@@wordwarm7901 Главное не забыть прошлое, а продолжить его благими созидательными делами, чтоб идти в будущее!!!

[@MindSeeker2341]

8:55 does "ez" in ossetian mean "I"? In kurdish we also say "ez" for "I", but as far as I know there is no "ez" in Persian but only "man" or "men". Really interesting

[@РадикАлборов-в6у]

Yes you right, "ez" exactly meaning "I".

[@santosh-un2bj]

most interesting because I heard different dialects of Kurdish exisiting

[@teyfikbulut3531]

In our Kurdish dialect we use A,AY,AZ,MIN instead of EZ i think in Persian they are using AZ as well. Obviously they using MAN too. HASPİ MIN my horse MIN NAGOT i haven't said MIN KIŞOND i have pulled MIN XOND i have read AZİ/AZE THİMA i am thirsty Men use AZİ Lady use AZE I have stood there for an hour AZ SAATAĶE LA WEDARE DOWASTYOM

[@MindSeeker2341]

@@teyfikbulut3531 Persians don't use "ez" or "az", they only use "men". In the past (old Persian) they used "ed" or "edem"

[@firozpk6926]

@@MindSeeker2341 they have a smililar pronance word but it doesn't mean.I , it means from

[@farzadjahanfard]

I just found out about Ossetian ethnicity today and i am fascinated ❤

[@leogion7901]

Finally Ossetian and Persian.😍 Hopefully we'll see Lazuri and Georgian or Hamshen and Armenian one day, too.

[@worldly8888]

Yay! That would be remarkable. Hamshen!! May be difficult to find.

[@peterelittaa]

Hamshen and Armenian yes!!!!

[@andrius5865]

Georgian, please.

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

@@andrius5865 There is a Georgian and Armenian video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ7VaIt5rd97b6c

[@leogion7901]

@@worldly8888 that's true. I guess there are just a few Hamshen speaker in Turkey like in Hopa/Artvin or some in Russia (Descendants of Christian Hamshen who fled from Ottoman Empire). I hope we'll find a native speaker.

[@s.shirzaad6518]

برنامه عالی را به پیش می برید. خسته نباشید. ( علیزاده از افغانستان )

[@نادرافشار-ن6ص]

🇦🇫❤🇮🇷👍

[@westbrooklyn]

Hello from Ossetia) I am very surprised that our languages is so similar.

[@historicallegends3702]

@@PARSA.Korosh.Ardashir1 hey I am from india and I have 23% persian DNA

[@AK-ox3mv]

I'm from Iran. I was surprised too. Love from Iran to Ossetian

[@user-ld7ch1er6j]

@@historicallegends3702 You ever visited Iran?

[@КамранАли]

Привет, я и Бахадур Аласт планируем еще одну программу на этом канале, в которой мы будем сравнивать различные восточно-иранские языки. Если вы заинтересованы, пожалуйста, оставьте мне свой адрес электронной почты или любой другой контакт, чтобы мы могли спланировать дальнейшие действия. Я тоже живу в Москве. Заранее спасибо. Досвиданя

[@saeedtf9999]

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[@IronBlogger]

Hello for our Iranian friends 😁🖐 From Ossetia with love🤍❤💛

[@thinkandcreate9755]

HELLO WHATS UP BODY?

[@IronBlogger]

@@thinkandcreate9755 yup, I'm fine, and u?

[@thinkandcreate9755]

@@IronBlogger I'm good where are you now ?are you in Russia or Ossetia?

[@IronBlogger]

@@thinkandcreate9755 I'm in Moscow just now, I'm studying in University 😄

[@thinkandcreate9755]

@@IronBlogger I understand 😀😄 . And do you have Russian Passport? or Georgia?

[@michaeltayeby6242]

I wish all our nations join together and live in Harmony as in the past , love from Iran .

[@mohammadnajibullahahmadzai5685]

What a nice surprise as I never thought I would see

[@andmet4003]

Had no idea that Ossetian is an Iranian language, neither that the Ossetians are related to the Alans. How very interesting !

[@dundeecrocodile7285]

The word Ossetians are Georgian. We call ourselves IRON, Alans.

[@jameshitselberger5845]

The Soviets published many linguisic studies of Ossetian, including Russian-Ossetian dictionaries. I had no idea where Ossetia was....one of the many dizzying groups of Caucasian ethnic groups I thought. I was unaware of the language's relationship to Persian. I missed my opportunity to get some great and probably hard to get books.

[@نادرافشار-ن6ص]

@@dundeecrocodile7285 long live Iron from Iran❤👍🇮🇷

[@SL92018]

Actually Ossetians call ourselves "Iron" or "Iryston" for the land, which is directly related to Iranian and Iran, both coming from Aryan!

[@marmary5555]

Ossetians and Ossetic languages are the Iranic links to the Scythians. Thank you so much Bahador. This was amazing. So when will we hear Mazandarani vs Persian or Mazandarani vs Ossetian?

[@angialexy]

That would be interesting

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you!! I'd love to and hopefully will be able to organize that :)

[@AK-ox3mv]

This was exactly what I was thinking about. That's wonderful

[@eatemadfanaee5954]

persian vs Mazani is somehow hard I guess cause you probably can't find anyone who knows mazani and doesn't know persian

[@alshynbatyr]

Scythians are Pro-Turks

[@ZachlikesAssyrian]

I have been looking forward to Ossetian and Persian. Hopefully, we will be able to do Tuvan vs Turkish too.

[@wvvw514]

I am from Uzbekistan Region of Andijan ( Fergana valley) , I am Tajik , there are tajiks living in Andijan in difrrent parts of Andijan , and we speak in tajik languge and I am wondered and happy becaus ossetian pronounciation and dialect more similar to us ,

[@MParsi]

Ossetian sounded very similar to ancient Persian language during the achamenid

[@abbad707]

mohammadmahdi alizadeh i c

[@Koazhan]

True

[@jhhvhvuvjvuv6074]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zqm5lZKcjq6WhsU ......

[@mrjaja7303]

Hahaha so ? Where is that language? 700-1000 Persian got arabised. You lost to preserve your language.

[@soheilmohammadi699]

​@@mrjaja7303 هر وقت تونستی زبان فارسی رو بفهمی آن زمان بگو عربی سازی شده 😂

[@payamabbasi3555]

Very interesting, I remember Ossetian language being mentioned long ago in a video.

[@saeedbazkhaneh4316]

Yes. I made another video nearly two years ago. You can find more on the page of "Iranianfarn" on Instagram and KZbin. The Instagram page offers more details about similarities between Persian and Ossetian.

[@meysam1380]

Im gonna learn this language someday , Greetings from iran to iron😁❤💛💚

[@drissymann9168]

kzbin.info/door/7d6iGwmR6MAu0Me9nbKlcg

[@Oxaras]

Thanks guys . Maybe we can cooperate finally to revive what was stolen from us(iranians/persians) as culture with our Ossetian brothers and sisters .tons of love to Ossetia and its beautiful people😊🌹☀️

[@PrometheaExcelsior]

Yes exactly what I thought about as a means to lessen the Abrahamic influence. The pagan religion of Assianism and The Ossetian Nart Sagas book (is legends book like our Shahnameh) are great sources and are so compatable even with our modern ethos in Iran.

[@sammychekwat4088]

Eastern iranian not pars (persian)

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Ossetians, the modern day descendants of the ancient Scythians!

[@aligatork]

Yes and Skythians were an Iranic tribe, similar to Persians, Kurdes etc

[@focus3399]

thanks for really enjoying video we 're really similar people

[@andreyvaneev8904]

I don’t Expect that there is a person who can talk about Osetin language! Thank you guys! Buzneg! Хотелось бы больше позитивных коментов

[@minayedel]

Dear Bahador, a million thanks for this educational video. As an Iranians who is still very Persian in heart, with a tremendous love for our beautiful language, even though I've lived out of Iran for over 2 decades, I have a request for you. Please please please see if you can make videos about the pure Persian words that we used before Arabic sadly dominated our language and teach them to all the Iranians through your videos. As you see, unfortunately, %70-%80 of the words we're using now in our language are Arabic. I always wonder what Persian words we used before the Arabic language was imposed on us and I believe the onus is on us current Iranians to find and try to replace the Arabic words with the Persian ones. This is a holy but missed duty which should've been performed by our linguists and masters of the Persian language and literature so far; alas, it has been stupidly and blindly put aside and forgotten. Wishing you a big success with all my heart on this harsh and stony path.

[@DrRiq]

what a retarded comment

[@mehmet_07fatih.32]

İt was wonderful I had thought a video about laison between Ossetian and Persian couple of weeks ago and I had wanted to reccomend it too I wish i had said 😃 عالی بود.واقعا ویدئو راجع به رابطه بین زبان فارسی و اوستی چندین هفته پیش یادم اومده بود خواستم پیشنهاد بدم تا ویدئو بسازید کاش گفته بودم 😃

[@saeedbazkhaneh4316]

To learn more visit "Iranianfarn" on Instagram.

[@ir-khonirusa8978]

من یک ایرانی سکا و سرمت هستم و از سیستان ایران و مردم سکا و سرمت اوستیا از یک تبار هستیم

[@پژوهشگر]

سلام بر شما از ایران❤

[@АланскийБарс-ж4н]

​@@پژوهشگرбольшой привет из ОСЕТИИ 🤍❤💛

[@alankhadartsev205]

Hi there! On 7:23 there is a little mistake regarding “Brain”: the Ossetian spelling shall be «магъз»/«maghz”. I would say also there are at least two dialects of Ossetian, Digoron and Iron (splits for 3 branches); this girl speaks one of Iron’s branches.

[@Mousakotaghi3916]

I think in the Ossetian language, the word 9 farast seems to be defined in connection with the word 8 ast. For example, after eight

[@batako1batako135]

Yes! I'm Ossetian and I think alco. Because 19 will be already "nu-das".

[@eatemadfanaee5954]

@@batako1batako135 in persian for 19 we say "nuz-dah"

[@amikecoru]

It is, the etymological dictionary confirms. The link is ironau.ru/iesoja.html (it's in Russian though).

[@joniskahavet]

I was wondering about how it was so different from most other Indo European languages where 9 starts with a 'n' (nine, nueve, noh, naw etc) and which absolutely don't have any 'r' in the middle or 'st' at the end. I didn't observe the connection with the word for number 8. Thank you!

[@jhhvhvuvjvuv6074]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zqm5lZKcjq6WhsU ..............

[@zabizeyaee8002]

Thank you Bahador. I really enjoyed it.

[@arsenastanov1282]

In Ossetian the number 9 sounds like 'far-ast', which literally means "after 8". That is, the ancient Iranian simple 9 has been lost in the Ossetian language. But it remained in composite figures. For example 19 is naw-das. Also 9 remained in the child's account - nawdara.

[@ashkanmotalebian9634]

exactly in persian (farA) it's meaning over or after

[@tamjansan1154]

Many words similar to Serbian/ Slavic, especially numbers. I was told that Baghdad in Old Persian means same as in Slavic, Bog Dat , God Given.

[@marmary5555]

Yes!

[@tamjansan1154]

@@marmary5555 Thank you for confirmation ❤

[@stephenbahry5808]

It would be interesting to compare Ossetian with other East Iranian languages, such as Yaghnobi, Pamir languages, Shughni or Wakhi of Tajikistan and Pashtu of Afghanistan.

[@worldly8888]

Is it true that Yaghnobi people are descendants of the Sogdians?

[@stephenbahry5808]

@@worldly8888 It is certainly said by scholars that their language is descended from Sogdian.

[@worldly8888]

@@stephenbahry5808 Remarkable!

[@stephenbahry5808]

@@worldly8888 See Windfuhr 2013 "The Iranian Languages" for detailed discussion. (It's on Google Books preview). BTW Windfuhr says Yaghnobi and Ossetian are North Iranian not East Iranian so they would be interesting to compare. The Osetian 'tsyppur' in the video for '4' reminded me of Shughni 'tsavor' (four)

[@nacirdurrani]

Im from Pakistan. Pashto speaking but understood many of the words.

[@jananias2985]

being a hyderabadi hindustani speaker, it was really cool that there are so many common words (either through loanwords or cognates)! Beautiful languages!

[@dinasun3]

Thats because Hindi and even Urdu speakers have borrowed some Persian and Arabic words from their past history.

[@willj841]

@@dinasun3 Hyderabadis are predominantly Telugu speakers

[@SherKhan-rd9uw]

Loand words. Nothing in common. Hindi/urdu borrowed words from persian. Thats where u hear ur "common" words

[@jananias2985]

@@SherKhan-rd9uw yes, that makes up the majority of easily observable similarities, but the Iranic and Sanskritic/Indo-Aryan languages are closely related on the Indo-European language family tree! If you look at Old Persian or Avestan and Classical Sanskrit, they'll look fairly similar.

[@sogdieztajik7845]

Персидский язык - язык Поэзии !

[@نادرافشار-ن6ص]

🇮🇷❤🇹🇯👍

[@Dani2kGaming_GEIR]

da bratan 100 % saglasen

[@АланскийБарс-ж4н]

​​​​@@نادرافشار-ن6ص🤍❤💛

[@maxencejackson156]

SALAM :::: i m french and i m fond of persian culture ... khely khely jaleb ....

[@navidk2192]

درود بر شما و بهترین آرزوها ... Hello & best wishes

[@marmary5555]

"Dorud" would be better than "Salam".

[@independentiriston4679]

@@marmary5555 why ?

[@maxkhan5044]

Farangistan🇫🇷

[@marmary5555]

@@independentiriston4679 because Salam is Arabic and Dorud is Persian.

[@alexnov4367]

Ossetians are the only and last direct branch of the Alans. Ossetians are Alans. The Ossetian language is a modern form of the Alanian language. The Ossetians have preserved two self-names. The first is an archaic, relict self-name "Allon" from the ancient Iranian word "*aryana", the second - "Iron" from the ancient Iranian "*arya". The first self-name of the Ossetian "Allon" developed from "*aryana" according to the phonetic laws of the Ossetian language. Modern science considers the traditional etymology of the relict Ossetian ethnonym "Allon" to be indisputable: allon < *allan [through the steps *al(y)ana, *аll(y)аnа, al(l)an] Second - "Iron" is a development from "*arya", but in a different language environment: *arya-> *air-> ir + -on (

[@azamat19]

The Samaritans, Dahae, Massagets and Sakes were all Iranian heroes. Polish nobles thought that they were direct descendents and were very proud about that.

[@alexandersohn569]

Very interesting, in Romanian "habar" means "to have knowledge of something". So when we say "i don't know" we sometimes "N-am habar" ("I don't have habar"). The meaning of word "habar" itself is unknown to us, but only used in the context it makes sense. Also in Romanian "Ce" (che) means same as in Persian چه "what". So "Che habar" sounded very Romanian

[@alexandersohn569]

@Mehrdad the Zandik Yeah, in Romanian we don't make distinction between different "h"s. It could sound like "kh" or "x", but never like Arabic "ح" (h) or Russian "х" (kh)

[@minayedel]

The words che/chi (what) and ke/ki (who) are also Persian words that have entered into the Roman languages like Italian and Spanish since both Persians and Roans used to trade with each other centuries ago when both were strong empires. Also the word Eh in Italian is actually a Persian word,eh is '"Ast" which meanis "is", which is also pronounced eh in conversational Persian. In Persian when someone rings the door bell we as Kieh (who is it), and Italians also say the same phrase with the exact same meaning. And Chieh also is another Persian sentence ( what is it) that's entered into the Italian and Spanish languages from Persian.

[@georgeevernight2814]

In armenian as well.

[@jameshitselberger5845]

Great explanation of how it is derived from a phonetic and historical linguistic view.

[@SL92018]

@@minayedel I think it's more that they share common roots in Indo-European rather than being loan words

[@MegaToastGaming]

Ossetian for mountian sounds identical to the German Hoch, or High. Reference to elevation they shared in common with the Alans when they were nomadic perhaps?

[@T.Alysh44]

Thank you for this video!

[@ciaoarman]

Understood everything. Good work guys! 👏🏻

[@arditehrani1186]

Great work! Thank U all! It was very informative.

[@MParsi]

wow by far this was the most interesting video you have published

[@enokomikdurum3976]

Hi from Turkey..🇹🇷 In Turkish also "Ser" is "head".. "Ne haber" very similar to "Che khabar" means "What is going on".. and "tırs" means "tars" that is "fear".. we say "tırstım" in order to say "I am afraid of something".. and "Che/what" in persian is "Ne" in Turkish.. and "kasi/someone" is "kişi" in Turkish closer to Ossetian pronounciation "kaşi".. and "Che kasi" is "Ne kişi/hangi kişi/kim" in Turkish.. and "Bom/name" is "Nam" in Turkish.. that is "isim" in Arabic.. and "maghz" is "mecaz"in Turkish which also means "clever" and "Brain".. and "Far" is "fer" in Turkish that is "fire" in English.. I think that we all are very interacted through history and we share different versions of very similar cultures..

[@marmary5555]

All these words you are using in Turkish are Persian loanwords. That's why they are the same.

[@zaelib]

Good job! Just fyi: Kristina speaks mostly Ossetian dialect, not pure one. Kurdish vs Ossetian would be interesting comparison as well. I applaud y'all. Thank you for the warm comments about Ossetians! And yes, it's pity that our native language is disappearing(

[@ХУРХУР-м1в]

what do you call pure? shame on you!

[@ХутинПуй-ж9в]

Почему Залина и Хур на английском общаются? Вы че вообще погнали?

[@batako1batako135]

Чистых даже химических элементов нет, тем более язык. Не играй такими словами. Хуссары иратта дар иратта сты, ама ца цаман авхарыс, цаман хассыс змаст ирон адамы хсан? Ме'фсымар, ма раедий.

[@залинак-с5н]

Чистый это какой? Если вы о современном северо иронском то этот говор появился одним из последних под влиянием кабарды. Если говорить о древности- то это дигорский - это язык западных аланов- язык асов.

[@vladikavkazalania1889]

Она говорит на чистом асетинском языке☝☝☝На языке той части алан ,которые в армянских источниках упоминаются как Ас Туал, другие аланы-ас дигор,и ардоз, это все сегодняшние асетины и есть-ирон,кудар,чысан,дыгурон, где кудар и чысан -ас туалы .

[@metizolfi7811]

Good job guys 🌹 thank you so much I did enjoy a lot 🌹

[@mehrnooshentezami]

WOw.Thanx for the video Bahador jaan. 🌻 After watching your video I was searching and I found out: Ossetians traditionally refer to themselves as "Iron" (Ирон) in their own language. And it's REALLY intresting

[@DrRiq]

What features in Ossetian are more similar to Pashto than Persian? As a Pashto-speaker I understood most but not as much as the Persian-speaker. Is the Pashto-Ossetian relation more grammatical rather than individual nouns?

[@sadiqjrab5949]

Pashkuni nothing is similar. Your language is Hindu-like

[@ottovon5182]

@@sadiqjrab5949 Shut up slave, you angry Pashtuns ruled your ass you hundreds of years? Poorsian beggar

[@КамранАли]

East Iranic Wakhi Pamirsky words and phrases: 1. head = sar 2. what's up = chez khabar e 3. red = sekr 4. mountain = kuh 5. chicken = kerk murg = any bird 5. fear = wu'shuk (verb) (but tars is used for epilepsy) 6. yellow = zart I am not sure about bur 7. name = nung 8. brain = magz 9. I = uz/maz 10. I saw a white rabbit = mazay/uz rukhn sui vend 11. The sky is dark = oosmon e terech 12. count from one to ten: yew, bui, trui, cebur, panz, shad, ubb, hatt, naw, das

[@КамранАли]

@never again I am not sure since I am not from the Chitral region though Wakhis live there too. ''Terech'' means Dark in Wakhi language. I am not sure about Mir.Mir is called Ruler/King in Wakhi.

[@malolelei3937]

@@КамранАли Wow. I'm an Iranian born in Tehran but my grandparents are from a village near the north of the country and they call a chicken "kerg" so it was really interesting for me to read your comment. Best Regards from Iran🤗

[@КамранАли]

@@malolelei3937 Wow! This is also a surprise for me. Thank you for sharing it. Pay my salam to your grandparents and parents.

[@malolelei3937]

@@КамранАли Unfortunately only one of my grandfathers is alive. The other 3 have passed away but anyways thank you very much. You also pay my salaam to your family. And I guess you said you were planning to make a video with Bahador. Looking forward to it with passion. Love you and your language dear cousin. Best regards❤💙💜

[@buylder]

Wow

[@philmccluskey2063]

fantastic , i loved this

[@Мурат-щ4ш]

There are three dialects, at least, of the ossetian language with some differences in words and pronunciation. In this video the southern dialect.

[@shelpek]

Che Khabar? in Kazakhstan we also say "Ne Khabar" - which means exactly the same as in Persian and Ossetian :)))) Dayum

[@NonChildStories]

Khabar is an Arabic word خبر

[@zealotzealot4848]

Because khabar is Arabic word. It is used in Armenian and Georgean too

[@Karabakhli]

Nə xəbər - Azerbaijani :))

[@zealotzealot4848]

@@Karabakhli карабах- Армения

[@Karabakhli]

@@zealotzealot4848 Как ты меня нашёл в абсолютно другом канале, в редком комментарии и в один период времени? Просто как? P.S. Карабах - это Азербайджан, этот вопрос решён и больше не оспаривается :)))

[@osheenkelana]

Interestingly, 'Che khabar?' carries the same meaning as 'Apa khabar?' in Malay. 'Apa khabar?' is often directly translated as 'how are you?' in Malay, but it could also be translated as 'what's the news?' or 'what's happening?'.

[@hassangingi7033]

The word khabar means the same thing in kiswahili here in east Africa too which has many loanwords from Arabic! In Swahili is habari!

[@HoVietKa]

В Асетинском языке так же--цы хабар у? Можно переводить --какие новости, что происходит?

[@halilobirro]

Long awaited, u guys are great!