Introduction To The Mongolian Language - What Does It Sound Like?

Hey there beautiful! :D
The idea of a video lesson about the Mongolian language was widely supported in the poll I posted on KZbin (59% out of 78 votes)
In this video, I couldn't use the camera, which I usually use. It was out of my reach, so I used my phone :D
In terms of video editing and number of humor, I think this one would fit somewhere around the top of my works :D
My stormtrooper helped out with this video, hurraaay!
If you have any questions that are related to the language or maybe even culture, please do leave a comment below, I will try my best to answer =)
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[@LangThoughts]

I am a Linguistics Major myself, and I am learning Mongolian because of the Hu. Fun fact: Hebrew has two false cognates with Mongolian in family terminology. /ax/ brother and /av/ father.

[@creepymoon2606]

Let's rebuild the Mongolian empire ✊🏻🇲🇳

[@Hachapuri69]

The Monke Empire :D

[@lifesoldier]

RETURN TO MONGOL

[@aaa00705]

​@@lifesoldier Return to Mongke (Khan)

[@NeilBraun]

I'm in. And I think horses are amazing.

[@csenegirl414]

"INHALES IN POLISH" pls nooooo xd mercy

[@vilxonik]

Сайн уу Батман? Keep this up, and thank you for the introduction to the Mongolian traditional script/language! It's much appreciated. I'm sponsoring a child there named Erkhsaran, and I've just been intrigued by the language, the food and everything - Баярлалаа for sharing~! I look forward to more content!

[@Hachapuri69]

Heey! Sain sain, ta sain baina uu? :D Thank you for your feedback! Its nice to know that you are interested in the language :D

[@vilxonik]

@@Hachapuri69 Taivan, bayarlalaa! Tii, I am! All aspects of it, and you've gained a new subscriber. It's also incredible that you're teaching in general conversations and we get to hear Mongolian outside the generic textbook method, so thank you for that! I look forward to more content in the future! ^^

[@Hachapuri69]

I just noticed that the word "calm" in mongolian sounds like Taiwan xD About the general conversation, yeah :D The idea was that if people wish to learn a bit more than the three words, they can pause and see all the other words :D Its nice you noticed it and mentioned in the comments :D

[@Ambay]

I love your humour

[@muqirborjigin4845]

Me too!

[@georgevoknerech228]

2:49 Not only this channel makes constant high quality jokes and references to geek culture but it's also provides us with multilingual jokes! Truly a goldmine of a channel! Also, I literally laughed out loud when I heard "Антошка, пойдём копать картошку", it's such a silly thing but it always manages to make me giggle. I remember when we used to absolutely infuriate all Antons in our school as kids.

[@mongke8745]

Mongols, Monke, Parseltongue, and Batman! How can this get any better?

[@soulpark3128]

*lol loved the silliness you brought in this video. I'm at work right now but I plan on coming back to your videos when I'm not working ~* 💜 *I want to learn Mongolian because I think it sounds amazing and I find it all so interesting. The land looks beautiful too and I'd love to see it one day.* 😊

[@Kurufinwe_Fayanaro]

Need more. Keep it up! My understanding is that mongolian language is impossible to learn, up there with Finnish or Polish or suchlike. Very isolated and specialised.

[@Hachapuri69]

It should be fine, I think? xD But traditional writing is a bit of a mess in the beginning :D

[@MagMagikIIII]

I speak Polish and i want to learn Mongolian language buuuuut with books only it will be hard. Im really happy that i can hear some of this language and try to learn! :D

[@MagMagikIIII]

Ah, yes. Time to rebuild the empire! Here, in Poland, in city named Sandomierz are some mongolian souvenirs. In the museum in castle. Some mongolian traditional robes (or clothes? I dont know which one is better) and a book "The Secret History of The Mongols". Im really happy i can learn more about Mongolia from You! :D

[@Hachapuri69]

Dzien dobry! Djakuyu! (I could be making orthographic mistakes, Polish is a complicated when it comes to spelling, like the name of gregorj gjaunchsichkievic, I can't remember his address by heart) xD Anyways, thank you again for your comment! :D I miss pierogi :O

[@MagMagikIIII]

@@Hachapuri69 Yeah, polish is complicated. Especially with gramatics. Grigorij in Poland spells Grzegorz and it sounds like a someone in a bush xd Anyway im looking forward for new videos from You! :D

[@purplefish2787]

“Sain uu?” “Sain sain, chi sain uu?” “Bayarlalaa” “Yu?” “Bayartai” “An?”

[@muqirborjigin4845]

😆😆😆

[@lifesoldier]

huge fan since last night, keep it up youre AWESOME!!!!!!! shoutout inda divonne/wondha mountain, whose music got me interested in learning mongolian & generally investigating about mongol culture. your videos are a huge help & im excited for whatever you got next :) keep it real!!!!!!!!

[@Hachapuri69]

Thank you Cloudy! :D

[@lorriemiller6750]

You are awesome and I love your videos ❤

[@kaguyaotsutsuki5977]

New favorite channel on YT! Keep going, you have international support! Slavic greeting!

[@Hachapuri69]

Dobry den! Blagodaryu! :D

[@kaguyaotsutsuki5977]

@@Hachapuri69 И теби добар дан и Помоз Бог брате! Хвала!!!

[@Hachapuri69]

@@kaguyaotsutsuki5977 Hvala sounds like from Balkan countries. Considering that you are writing with cyrillic, my first guess is you are Serbian or Bosnian/Montenegrian? I think we chatted before but my memory is foggy :D Another country that uses hvala is Slovenia, but they use latin letters. My second guess would be Bulgaria, but I'm not sure in this one :D

[@kaguyaotsutsuki5977]

@@Hachapuri69 Око Соколово (Hawk eye!) ! You're right I'm from Serbia, we use both cyrilic and latin but Cyrilic is always in heart hehe I see you're very familiar with Slavs and I'm glad ! I mean, it's true that we were neighbors at one point in history :D You're right about "Hvala" all of these contries, also Croatia, still uses "Hvala" (genetically same people, once were in same country but shh about this, if someone from these countries read this... well... I think you know :'D) Bulgaria also uses cyrillic that's true but it has different word for "Thank you". I'm now more interested in your work spreading Mongolian culture to the world , ofc through fun and good ways! - Yes we were chatting, I guessed Hakuna Matata in previous videooo hehe P.S. Do you have instagram ? I would like to follow you there too to know more about your plans, works, etc Баяртай!

[@Hachapuri69]

@@kaguyaotsutsuki5977 yeeeeeee'bote xD Just joking :D My instagram is quite passive though. Its NisdegYamaa, but I don't post anything there. Its to chat with friends =)

[@yzwariij]

Сайн байна уу? Yesterday I found your channel, and I might be responsible for my neighbours' sudden evacuation when I was practicing my throat singing for a few hours. 0:-D I forgot what I was going to say, but баярлалаа for your great videos and extremely dry humour. It's amazing! :D I'm gonna start practicing my монгол бичиг and see how it goes. I can already read and write 5 different writing systems. I can read a little Arabic and I recognise a few Mongolian letters as well (like the ᠲ's and ᠭ's, lol!) I've been to Mongolia once, and it's an incredible country with a lot of culture and beautiful nature. I still talk about the хаан бууз. Soo good! :D

[@Hachapuri69]

Eeeeey! Thank you for your feedback! :D I'll try to produce more videos about these topics :D

[@casperkopecky]

that’s so cool! I have always wanted to study linguistics but I got a lot of things I want to study as well. You’re very brave for pursuing it :D

[@Hachapuri69]

Which field of study did you choose? You told me that you studied many languages, linguistics would have supported you with more theories for the love of curiosity They're not super practical in social life though, except you can discuss about cool facts at parties :D

[@casperkopecky]

@@Hachapuri69 I am going to start college soon but I have practiced many languages in da past. Right now I’m stuck between studying Botany and Plant physiology or linguistics since that is what I have been interested for a long time haha I enjoy havin some alone time to study languages ;D

[@Hachapuri69]

@@casperkopecky First choice seems practical, but the second one is more enticing in my opinion. Maybe you should go yolo xD

[@casperkopecky]

@@Hachapuri69 truee LMAO I will see eventually but learning languages and etymology is so much fun to me :D

[@Doctor_17]

Reject humanity, return to Mongol. Very informative, Batman! Thank you.

[@dragstar211]

Very dank video. Thank you Batman

[@Hachapuri69]

Thank you Dragstar211 :D

[@hso3812]

Maybe Mongol means Ethernal Fire( Monkhe Gal )

[@kristinat298]

XD great video. Thank you

[@Crescent_2001]

The Legend has returned.

[@asd33992]

All hail the Monke king 🙇🏻‍♂️🙇🏻‍♂️

[@user38233]

mongol means endless hand

[@muqirborjigin4845]

Haha, you are so funny😂😂😂!!! Love it!!! 👍👍👍🌷🌷🌷

[@1sina1hamdi90]

Pog video keep it up

[@verkath]

Parseltongue... that explains why I love mongolian language so much !

[@dayc801]

Na I clicked on this video cause you funny, the rest is a cherry on top. The interesting cherry on the top of the funny

[@Sludgedragon]

In English we don't use that "L" sound the way it is in Mongolian. I am pretty used to it now, but the first time I heard someone speaking Mongolian in a video, it sounded to me like a person with loose dentures!

[@Hachapuri69]

Strangely, people in Wales have that sound :D

[@siyacer]

amazing

[@zacwulf6987]

Legend

[@hadrienvancampenhoudt188]

I came here because of "The Hu" metal band ;)

[@tamirbatsaikhan3917]

Nice

[@Weserkef]

Hi @Hachapuri69, I'm from Argentina and I have a question that is not related with the mongolian language. Have you ever been in Argentina, or do you have any relation with Argentina? Because, I have noticed that the logo from your KZbin channel is a mate. Mate is our national traditional drink, it is like a cup with some kind of straw. That drink is like a tea, or at least is very similar.

[@Hachapuri69]

In Russia, I met a Russian dude who had friends from Latin America, maybe Argentina or some countries around there. He was a tea person, then he got introduced to mate. I went to his place to teach morin khuur and he showed me mate :P It has become my favorite drink since then :P

[@chad2875]

You have very good mongolian pronounciation for a mongolian learner

[@momoyinyan]

Whoa, you spoke russian! I love russian language. That was so nice. How do you speak it, did you learn it by choice or it was spoken in where you grew up? It's amazing you speak three languages. Is there a video where you explain your background?

[@Hachapuri69]

Heey! I studied linguistics, translation in Moscow for around 5 years :D About my background, its not that interesting, I think :P

[@momoyinyan]

That explains! So you’re really an language expert. See, your background’s already very interesting to me. I have so many questions if I could talk to you in person. ✌️

[@mangekong2951]

As someone who does not speak the language, I would say that the tone almost sounds like Korean.

[@MarisaDesu]

Fits so well because of Möngke Khaan

[@markharrington9981]

❤

[@Nikadeathful]

Greetings from Serbia! Поздрав из Србије!

[@Hachapuri69]

Hvala! :D

[@Alexbrawlstarz]

Why does the Mongolian language have russian letters

[@erikerik3750]

for a second i thought i was watching Aoki moking Russian accent..

[@MrBoudloche]

My ancestors call for my to rebuild the great empire.

[@user-jj9pb7zb1c]

Баярлалаа

[@Hachapuri69]

zugeeree :D

[@user-jj9pb7zb1c]

@@Hachapuri69 I like learning foreign languages. I have studied Japanese, Korean, and a little Chinese, and now Mongol language. I have opened sites to learn Mongol language but mostly use Cyrillic script. I can't read that

[@juliemorton9927]

Long live the Monke Empire!

[@Viola7941]

Ты лучше меня знаешь молитву хах Мерси, за видео.

[@babaka3278]

I’m very interested in your language, I speak two dialects of Turkic language plus Persian sometimes the words cross over. Plus I have a cousin named BaturAlp. Yepp. 🤘🏼

[@Hachapuri69]

which dialects of Turkish? I wish to read about them :D

[@babaka3278]

@@Hachapuri69 that would be, Istanbul Turkish, and Azerbaijan Turkish. 🐸

[@Hachapuri69]

@@babaka3278 that's yahshi :D

[@Hachapuri69]

@@babaka3278 I don't know if it's true, maybe you can confirm this information Someone told me that quite a lot of Azeris were initially Persian people, then they adopted Turkish language at some point :S

[@babaka3278]

@@Hachapuri69 Çokh yakhşı 😊🐸

[@mongke8745]

1:11 This is where history began

[@Hachapuri69]

Whuaha xD

[@mongke8745]

Monngolchuud means celestial blue people I GUESS.

[@khanstrade2579]

this kid got some brain

[@sssdddd5143]

4:29 😂😂😂💜

[@Crescent_2001]

You have to breath out. As a German, that should be easy xD

[@Hachapuri69]

Really? Do you think it's easy to reproduce mongolian "L" sound? Usually, that's pretty difficult for speakers of European languages Me personally have a bit difficult time finding the German "ch" sound in "ich". I found it last year but lost it because I wasn't speaking the language :S

[@Crescent_2001]

@@Hachapuri69 For my eyes, that’s our hissing „Ch“ sounds. In fact I don’t think Mongolian is easy, a I sung „Chinggis Khaan magtaal“ I needed to take a break, because I really don’t knew how to pronounce some words. But your throaty-hissing sound sounds quite easy to me.

[@Hachapuri69]

@@Crescent_2001 coool, its similar to German "ch" sound but done when trying to make "L" sound So yeah, in a way, I guess I can understand your point somehow :D

[@Crescent_2001]

@@Hachapuri69 Why do you tried to speak German?

[@goryn9660]

2:48 Bruh...

[@Hachapuri69]

xD

[@Blondie42]

Now you're just gonna monke around with this? Lets all sygyt down and reflect on this

[@Hachapuri69]

Good one xD

[@emilthelime8342]

How many languages can he speak ?!?!

[@Hachapuri69]

My main languages are Mongolian, English and Russian :D There are a few others but mostly at around a1-a2 levels :D

[@emilthelime8342]

@@Hachapuri69 how would you feel about making a video teaching someone how to throat sing directly?

[@Hachapuri69]

@@emilthelime8342 heeeey, I didn't get your question :O You mean differently from how I did previously?

[@Noone-ue6xo]

Not one direction lmao 😂

[@__.cat.__]

После просмотра этого видео мои кошки превратились в барсов и отправились восстанавливать Империю. Баярлалаа.

[@Hachapuri69]

Bayarlalaa za pomosh! :D

[@__.cat.__]

ᠵᠦᠭᠡᠷ ᠵᠦᠭᠡᠷ᠃

[@bo_naraa]

Uhsen baas literally means dead sh!t 😂😂😂. But I guess the English version could "something my a$$". For example, three magic words? Three magic words my a$$.

[@Hachapuri69]

Whuahaha xD

[@2cvazu1]

Seno! 🏐🏐

[@Hachapuri69]

A person of culture, I see 🙈

[@ochiroogamer9677]

Suuld teneg ymuu gej haraal heldeg uy tataaalaa 😂😂😂

[@genghiskhan8582]

I will unite all Altaic groups!

[@Hachapuri69]

My Khaan! You have my support!

[@NeilBraun]

I know you are getting me in trouble... This is how adventures happen. Learn the language, get punched in the mouth and live to be confused.

[@TheGuy030770]

Perhaps the word Mongol comes from Chinese language. Norther people are primarily ‘Man people’ or ‘Man Ren’. If you wanted to say the word ‘kingdom’ or nation, you would use the word ‘guo’ if you wanted to say ‘Man nation’, it would be of course ‘Man Guo’. Worth thinking about. The word ‘ia’ means nation in Arabic. So to Arabs it means ‘Mongol-nation’.

[@bkreed27]

Essentially useless