TURKIC: KAZAKH & KYRGYZ

[@KikoAnimates]

Finally y'all uploaded it! There's no difference at all in their languages. Love Kyrgyzstan from Kazakhstan. 🇰🇿❤️🇰🇬

[@kazakh170]

Почему нет? Есть разница

[@ukball6401]

Respect to my Turkic brothers as an Azeri ❤ 🇦🇿🇰🇿🇰🇬

[@vorpalchoppers]

Respect Azeri brothers from a Kyrgyz brother.

[@Apistoleon]

Both are lovely! Kyrgyz preserved its beautiful vowel harmony, plus consonants of "ç, in üç, ş in beş" from ancient Proto-Turkic language.

[@OurNomadicAncestor900BCE]

This is Kipchak languages🇰🇿🇰🇬

[@KikoAnimates]

Indeed 👍🤝

[@sanzhar6399]

Well, not all kazakhs are kipchak

[@ayg6694]

Türkiye'den Kazakistan ve Kırgızistan'daki soydaşlarımıza esenlikler! 🇹🇷🇰🇿🇰🇬

[@vorpalchoppers]

❤

[@safi-sultanbeyli7761]

I speak Azerbaijani and even though the languages are quite different, a lot of words are still recognizable. kuday - xuda adam - adam zattı - zat süy- = sev- (In Tabrizi dialect it's söy-) dık = dıq (a suffix to form nouns from verbs) ten = dən (Ablative; in this context it's "because of") öz = öz jalğyz - yalqız Ūly - oğlu qurbandyqqa - qurbanlığa berdı - verdi bolsun - olsun ömırge - ömürə The list goes on...

[@_Rez_Man_]

Very similiar

[@ayg6694]

I leran Kazakh Turkic language. Our voices are really similar. Since we spoke the same language, I first learned the letters and letter changes (yastık = jastıq, yak = jaq, tıl = jıl, aş = as). When I learned these, I realized that I could make a general sense by reading most of the sentences. Then I studied the grammar rules and suffixes from my book. Currently, I am still learning the Kazakh Turkic language. I also read news in Kazakh Turkic from the public network. 《It is really easy for a Turkiye Turkish to learn Kazakh Turkic.》 I suggested my relatives to learn Turkish accents in order to strengthen our bonds of kinship and brotherhood and to increase our communication with our fellow citizens. I think this is very important for preserving and disseminating our common language. 🇹🇷🇦🇿🇺🇿🇰🇿🇰🇬🇹🇲🐺

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

Turkey 🇹🇷

[@ayg6694]

@@Turkiye_long-live1 Vatanımız! / Our homeland! 🇹🇷

[@wmgowmg0]

as a qazaq I'm learning turkish and it's beautiful and obviously easy

[@ayg6694]

@@wmgowmg0 Yes. Kazakh Turkic sounds very harmonious to me. Additionally, Kazakhstan is the most developed country in Central Asia.

[@wmgowmg0]

@@ayg6694 you're right. have u ever been to KZ?

[@wemovedto8.125]

Kyrgyz Official Cyrillic: Кудай адамзатты ушунчалык катуу сүйгөндүктөн, Ага ишенүүчү ар ким өлбөстөн түбөлүк өмүргө ээ болсун деп, Өзүнүн жалгыз Уулун курмандыкка берди.

[@Demirorda]

Türk kardeşlere selamlar! 🇹🇷💙🇰🇿🇰🇬🐺

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

Yes turkish tribes of Kyrgyz and kazakh are very good turkish brother 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@Demirorda]

@@Turkiye_long-live1 Hey i think you make your channel to tease of Turks. So i can say this information for everyone: The word of "Türk" first on the Gokturk Inscriptions for the All Turkic tribes. In Turkish language, there is no different words. Cause this terims made for divide of Turkic peoples. (Like Russian: тюркский and турецкий) The Ottomans was dead and we, Turkish people should to a nationality. Thanks to Ataturk who tried, we remembered our nation. Anyways, yes i said "Türk" word in Gokturk inscriptions but at the same time in Turkish constitution's 66th rule "Everyone who is connected to the Turkish State through citizenship is Türk." So the name of TÜRK = Both Turkic and Turkish

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

I got both roots, and it's wonderful to listen to them speaking in Kazakh and Kyrgyz. Especially as a Türkçe/ Turkish language speaker, I had to smile at the second 0:20 because "tokuz" in Turkish means "we are full.". LOVE ❤️ TO ALL OF MY FELLOW ASIANS❣️❤️ 💕 ♥️

[@SignsBehindScience]

Qiz Qardaş, sen müslüman mısın?

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

@@SignsBehindScience Bəli, mən müsəlmanam, qardaşım mənim. ❤️

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

@@robertdurer Xaxaxa, нет, я никогда не говорила, что я осетинка, а что я чеченка и мультикультурная женщина.)))

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

​@@Winstons6079smithDear Isaac, I am a _MULTICULTURAL_ woman. Please google that significant word before jumping into conclusions and conspiracy theories. Merci beaucoup. 😂

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

@@robertdurer Ты смешной.))) Ты из России?

[@wemovedto8.125]

Kazakh Official Cyrillic: Өйткені Құдай адамзатты сондай қатты сүйгендіктен, Өзінің жалғыз рухани Ұлын құрбандыққа берді. Енді Оған сенуші әркім жаны тозаққа түспей, мәңгілік өмірге ие болады.

[@davidschannel6418]

The sound was heard when the person spoke Kyrgyz.

[@Beylikovalıçekiyor]

I love turkic languages

[@yeskia468]

Same

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

Turkish* These are dialects of turkish and they migrated from anatolia, hence the doner kebop

[@Demirorda]

@Turkiye_long-live1 Hey i think you make your channel to tease of Turks. So i can say this information for everyone: The word of "Türk" first on the Gokturk Inscriptions for the All Turkic tribes. In Turkish language, there is no different words. Cause this terims made for divide of Turkic peoples. (Like Russian: тюркский and турецкий) The Ottomans was dead and we, Turkish people should to a nationality. Thanks to Ataturk who tried, we remembered our nation. Anyways, yes i said "Türk" word in Gokturk inscriptions but at the same time in Turkish constitution's 66th rule "Everyone who is connected to the Turkish State through citizenship is Türk." So the name of TÜRK = Both Turkic and Turkish

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

​​@@DemirordaNo Attaturk was the founder of Kazakhstan and he was Genghis khans dad

[@trisk902]

lmao you are funny@@Turkiye_long-live1

[@Taisa_Army]

Казахи і киргизи справжні брати! Привіт з України! ❤

[@sirzavod6717]

А почему ты решаешь за казахов и кыргызов братья они или нет.

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

🇹🇷 Turkey

[@kirill5645xd]

​@@sirzavod6717 серьёꝫно? Буgеɯь сmаβumь nоg сомненuе браmсβо kаꝫахоβ u kuрꙅuꝫоβ? Онu браmья u nо яꝫыkу, u nо kуʌьmуре, u эmнuчесku. Каk βообще можно быʌо эmо наnuсаmь...

[@vorpalchoppers]

​@@sirzavod6717комментатор ничего не решает. Просто высказывает своё мнение. И я как кыргыз его мнение одобряю, а Вы слишком агрессивны. И я против Путинской оккупации Украинской границы.

[@КаптагайБакиев]

​@@sirzavod6717Потому что так и есть. У нас очень схожая культура, почти что единый язык, да и много общих племен.

[@bessarabiyakysheniv116]

Казахська та Киргизька мови дуже схожі,приблизно як Чеська та Словацька

[@yryskeldiyt9273]

Так воно і йе! (У мене не майе украйінськіх літер)

[@matfaizin6546]

I respect speak Kazakhstan ❤ Kyrgyzstan I same speak Malaysia ❤️ Indonesia

[@norabridget3838]

I think kazakh sounds softer

[@vorpalchoppers]

It does! But Kyrgyz sounds more melodic!

[@НЕДВИЖИМОСТЬБИШКЕКА-щ4с]

No Kyrgyz sounds softer

[@User-Kazakhstan-s7c]

Бер ике өч дүрт биш алты жиде сигез тугыз он Бир эки үч төрт беш алты жети сегиз тогуз он Бер ике өс дүрт биш алты ете сигез туғыз ун Бір екі үш төрт бес алты жеті сегіз тоғыз он

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

An authentic Kipchak language (Kazakh) vs an Oghuz-like Kipchak one (Kyrgyz).

[@nenenindonu]

Actually both languages emerged from Siberian Turkic but evolved into Kipchak due to the imperial cultural influence of the Golden Horde aka Kipchak Khanate, if you're looking for an "authentic" Kipchak language Bashkir is the way to go

[@Apistoleon]

Both are lovely! Kyrgyz preserved its beautiful vowel harmony, plus consonants of "ç, in üç, ş in beş" from ancient Proto-Turkic language.

[@nobrainer616]

@@nenenindonu bullshit, you don't know what you're talking about, Kipchaks and Bashkirs existed simultaneously as different turkic ethnicities, they were not the same! Kazakh language is the true east Kipchak language while the Nogay language is the west Kipchak, and guess what, these two languages along with Karakalpak are the closest languages to each other among kipchak branch and the biggest Kipchak nations that were formed after the collapse of Golden Horde(Kipchak Khanate). It was the bashkirs and tatars that got influenced by proto-kazakhs(Kipchaks) not the other way around, and the successors of Golden Horde are the Kazakhs and the Nogays, not bashkirs

[@LalaLa-ze7kv]

Kyrgyz belongs to Kyrgyz -Altay sub branch. It cant get more authentic than that😅

[@norabridget3838]

Sounds very similar

[@juanfrans5272]

Nope

[@ErkhemBishee]

My brother, Love from mongolia

[@norabridget3838]

Kazakh and kyrgyz can understand each others ?

[@centralasia186]

easy. 90percent similar

[@KikoAnimates]

Yes, fully!

[@achiburshakib5804]

​@@KikoAnimates Then, why they are called separate languages?

[@KikoAnimates]

@@achiburshakib5804 well, I'm not sure about it..yet there's a lot of difference in *writing* and specific words.

[@yeldos]

@@achiburshakib5804 because they split over a thousand years ago and developed separately, but since the nomadic environment allows people to interact with each other, the languages have remained similar

[@marqueneshanleypasa9548]

0:25 1991 Russian federation

[@elvyn8709]

Kyrgyz - Mountainous version Kazakh in terms of linguistic, and cultural.

[@NewJoodat]

that would be nogay, not kyrgyz. Kyrgyz is in seperate branch.

[@ataipacquiao5713]

By this logic Kazakh is just steppe version of Kyrgyz

[@enzo2.2]

I find ilovelanguages' shidinn in bilibili but it's not on youtube😔

[@Daavlavi]

Kyrgyz language is more beautiful and easier to read

[@JEZREES]

I learned kazakh first and then married a kyrgyz girl! I find kazakh easier to read and spell, but these days kyrgyz easier to speak.

[@RedRedertersed4]

Probably is Two Languages Are Crossover!

[@Ectoremil]

I hear vowel harmonía

[@hansaxldeguzman903]

When did they get a third arm💀

[@roborobo5414]

Қарапайымдылау сөйлемдер табылмадыма?

[@slider12ify]

Қазақ, қырғыз - бір туған

[@emirr541]

kazak sounds like finnish

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

TENGRI BLESS THE TURKIC PPL!

[@KikoAnimates]

Tengri bless❤

[@AIImaginaryEurope]

I love Turkic ❤😊

[@victorgonzalez-qi3er]

It sounds very similar to mongolian

[@Сергей200]

Kazakhs and Kyrgyz are turkic people with mongolian influence

[@KikoAnimates]

​@@Сергей200ya, kazakhs and kyrgyz are the most influenced my mongols in turkics

[@victorgonzalez-qi3er]

Well, 3000 years ago or maybe 2500 Turkic and Mongolian languages were the same language... And also hungarian, japanese, korean, dravidians, Finland, estonian languages, etc were almost a same language

[@LalaLa-ze7kv]

​@@KikoAnimatesnah. Yakuts and tuvans are. And Mongolian language has tonnes of consonants

[@KikoAnimates]

@@LalaLa-ze7kv Sh. I forgot about mongol and tuvans. Sorry. But it doesn't change the fact that we're related to mongols a lot. I'm myself kazakh-mongol.

[@flavi9692]

Dobrujan tatar next please🤞

[@OurNomadicAncestor900BCE]

Tatar Language is same the Kazakh,Kyrgyz Languages. Because thats are Kipchak Language group👇 "Kazakh,Kyrgyz,Tatarstan,Bashkir,Chuvash,Nogais,Crimean tatars,Cumans" --> Kipchak languages

[@musfikinsan3423]

​@@OurNomadicAncestor900BCENo.Tatars were influenced by Ottomans Turks.So They have many oguz words .

[@amilavxilmen5632]

Woah nice

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

These are Turkish people (not turkic). They migrated east from Istanbul led by the great nomad warrior, attaturk. Thank you for sharing this amazing sample of two different turkish dialects. Love from Istanbul, homeland of the Kazakh a'd Kyrgyz, may tengri bless us

[@yongjianlee8390]

Turkish people are turkified anatolian.

[@Daavlavi]

They are Siberian and Mongol people mixed with Turkic people So they are not completely Turkish

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

@@Daavlavi They are Turkish and they eat doner kebabs and wear fezes

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

@becen6570 We are sons of chinggis, who ate doner kebabs daily

[@Turkiye_long-live1]

@@talyaturk turkey turks

[@pipatultrainstinct6046]

Can we communicate and understand each other?

[@KikoAnimates]

Yes, it's really easy to understand

[@M1a9ns7u7r]

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