KAZAKH LANGUAGE, PEOPLE, & CULTURE

[@polyglotcraft]

All languages are amazing, and so is Kazakh!

[@kurw402mn]

Hello greetings from Mongolia. I'm a Mongolian Kazakh who lives in South Korea. Thanks for uploading about my language I love all languages 💓

[@Sipherofstone]

Your language is beautiful if I must say I definitely would like to learn it

[@Nicholaslee-z8s]

do you speak any russian

[@kurw402mn]

@Nicholaslee-z8s I can't speak any Russian words . Sorry But I'm learning Russian recently. Unlike Kazakhstanis, many Mongolians (include Mongolian Kazakhs) can't speak Russian well.

[@kurw402mn]

@@Sipherofstone thank you

[@marioo849]

Sain uu! Bi germand amdardag mongol hun

[@kingofbosss5956]

We love you Kazakh brothers greetings from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿❤ 🇰🇿

[@sunnysunshine9466]

We love our brothers too🇰🇿❤️🇺🇿 sizderge de Qazaq elinen sälem

[@Қанат-с1ж]

❤

[@Bisultan_2005]

♀️ 🇺🇿 ❤️ 🇰🇿 ♂️

[@hi_arav]

I love the Central Asian cultures. Thank you for the post! Great video as always.

[@nativespeaker8712]

Ooh, thank you so so much, Andy🙏🤗 Thanks for showing my homeland and our culture ❤

[@ayg6694]

I am from Türkiye! 🇹🇷 Greetings to our sibling country Kazakhstan! 🇰🇿 May our union last forever. 🇹🇷💗🇰🇿 I'm learning your language. In the future, I want to go to Kazakhstan and live there. Astana is a truly impressive city. It is a place where we will not be culturally alienated. Kazakh Turks are very sincere people. I see them as one of us. They seem reliable to me.

[@victorgonzalez-qi3er]

Are turkish and kazakh very different?? Greetings from México

[@ayg6694]

@@victorgonzalez-qi3er No, they are not very different. However, people who do not know grammar may think that the two dialects are different from each other. In our country, words starting with "y" turn into words starting with "j" in Kazakh Turkic. The grammar rules of Kazakh Turkic show the characteristics of the ağızs that we know from some parts of Central Anatolia and some regions of the Eastern Black Sea. It is not a difficult language to understand. I can understand Kazakh Turkic songs or sentences with an appropriate accent, even though I have learned very little of the Kazakh language rules and learned a handful of different words. Turkic is a language. There are more than 50 dialects such as Turkmen, Khakas, Tuva, Uyghur, Kazakh, Anatolian, Azerbaijani and Uzbek. It has two lehçes. It has hundreds of ağızs. But in the end, Turkic is a single language. Just like Japanese, Vietnamese, Malay. We speak the same language. We are just learning our different dialects.

[@polishhussarmapping258]

Kazakhs, not "Kazakh Turks". Slovak is closely related to Polish and we mostly understand it, but we typically don't call Slovaks "Slovakian Poles".

[@araskaya2172]

​@@polishhussarmapping258He is talking about the Turkic people here, not the Turkey turks So Kazakh Turks are a true thing.

[@jonjonboi3701]

@@polishhussarmapping258 Kazakhs are Turks

[@ayg6694]

Türkiye'den Kazakistan'a selamlar olsun! 🇹🇷💗🇰🇿

[@ayg6694]

@@itisprofile Biz aynı dili söyleriz. İngilizce olmadan da konuşabiliriz. Türkiye'den de kardeş ve soydaş ülke Kazakistan'a selam olsun! 🇹🇷💗🇰🇿

[@sledgehog1]

Thank you for mentioning Kazakhstan is a transcontinental country, Andy, as well as for the video! :)

[@sunnysunshine9466]

Thank you for this video🙏🇰🇿❤️ Beynejazba üşin alğıs🙏🇰🇿❤️

[@Cyberbully3]

I am an azerbaijani and I understood 60% of the words. Love kazakh people 🖤 Turkic brothers

[@oogabooga7350]

love from kazakhstan 🇰🇿

[@tikaal]

central asia is way too underrated

[@barguttobed]

Greetings to Kazakh people from Mongols 🏇🔥

[@Ihatebingqiling]

Mongols😮

[@KikoAnimates]

🇰🇿❤️🇲🇳

[@momoyatzu]

snuu

[@danaackerman8807]

hi

[@victorious5566]

We Kazakhs are mongols by blood but langauge is different

[@nikkusamagothique]

kazakh language is my favorite language thanks for uploading andy and can you upload another language video please of mayo langauge belong to uto-aztecan language family spoken by mayo native from a mexican state of sonora sinaloa and durango :)

[@asal212]

Finally my country is there 🇰🇿

[@KikoAnimates]

From Kazakhstan with love 🇰🇿❤️

[@ritakarpati4134]

My favourite background image and flag so far! Wonderful colours.

[@AivRise]

as a kazakh speaker the speaker of the video seems like from Turkey. Because: the /e/ sound in the start of the word is often pronounced as [je] (IPA) also it seemed for me that he pronounces q and ğ sound slower also it seemed that he pronounces affricate /dʒ/ more than just a simpler fricative /ʒ/ that can be influence of Turkish language that uses affricate /dʒ/ (we kazakhs use both of them but they are allophones of one /ʒ/ sound which is considered as a literary standard sound Even though the video is wonderful thanks for your work!

[@sorenhokai9602]

I think the speaker might be from south regions, it's more Uzbek like soundings.

[@peliasaurelius3854]

He’s Turkish 100%. I can tell he’s not Uzbek

[@SayHelloToOblivion]

I'm glad you mentioned this. I am not a native speaker of either language but I've watched many Turkish dramas on TV and to my untrained ears, the words this man is speaking sounds very... Turkish to me. I wanted to understand how close are these two languages? Is it like, for example, Spanish and Portuguese which are two totally different languages but you can kind of understand the gist of what the other person is saying?

[@Bsh_191]

​@@SayHelloToOblivion Kazakh and Turkish are mostly the same, both agglutinative language, and they are both Turkic languages, Kazakh is from the Kipchak branch of Turkic languages, and Turkish from the Oghuz branch.

[@Davlavi]

Another great video.

[@sunquake]

Meaning of qazaq is from qaz- "to dig, to scrape, to scratch". Horses do this when they search for food under snow or in other situations. It's the simplest explanation

[@alexanderackerman2262]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤

[@atilta3727]

This guy was definitely from the Southern Kazakhstan. I'm from the Western part and we pronounce some sounds a little differently

[@f1w633]

Біз вест болғандықтан кейбір дыбыстарды айтқаннан жының тиіп кетеді

[@centralasia186]

Wow, very strange accent from the reader. He says the letter j instead of zh. The word variant in Kazakh is nuska. The fact will be derek or aqiqat

[@user-deevt]

бауырларымның тілі ✊

[@brtr3556]

Салем. Сиздин ултыныз ким болады

[@user-deevt]

@@brtr3556 американдыкпын

[@Hamzachebbi137]

Nice video ❤️💪💪

[@norabridget3838]

In my opinion the Kazakh should be the only official language in Kazakhstan

[@Er-Eldey]

I also think. Although it would be nice to introduce for the study of the Ortaturk language

[@patricio8508]

Why? Kazakhstan is multinational country

[@user-deevt]

Kazakh actually is, technically, the only official language of Kazakhstan. Russian is not official, but has the right to be used on equal grounds with Kazakh.

[@sunnysunshine9466]

ÏnşaAllah, solay boladı 🇰🇿❤️

[@norabridget3838]

@@patricio8508 the multinational is just a excuse keep for ruzzian language the minorities must to learn Kazakh. I have seen videos of ethnic ruzzians discriminating kazakhs for speaking Kazakh and ruzzians and Russian speaking kazakhs or koryo sarams in business and establishments refusing attend them in Kazakh

[@khan_heavenly]

Greetings from Kazakhstan! Great video, The Latinic writing is quite accurate (even better than the official one that our officials tried to begin using) I would like to mention that there are several dialects that depend on the regions For instance, Southern regions name "big" as "дәу", and some regions call by "apa" their sisters rather than their grandmother Also, the pronunciation that was in the video is quite different from the conventional. As a kazakh from southern region, I can say that the speaker in the video was not kazakh, but is quite close to what southerners would pronounce words.

[@Nenet-rj9yr]

Kazaklar esen ...bavirlara selam Türkiye den

[@pozhiloedityaidovyk]

Love from Hindistan to Kazakh people, some words are similar to Hindi 😅

[@kennyshen1228]

Kazakh sounds like Turkish with Mongolian accents. my favorite language in Turkic family.

[@AtomicEmperor]

my favourite one too

[@alicealice8339]

It doesnt have Mongolian accent

[@thadea1679]

For me it sounds like mix between turkish and russian

[@003mohamud]

It's also my favorite

[@Qazaqpyn_]

Wtf noo! We aren't

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

I've been fascinated about how all Turkic cultures are basically brothers, so many of them!

[@Er-Eldey]

there was a video about the Altai language? was it removed?

[@nelsonferrer8994]

During the domination of the USSR, it was the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic from 1936 until 1991. And it was the last remaining Soviet Republic for 4 days until it declared independence from the USSR on December 16, 1991.

[@CometSan90]

Can you do Uyghur and Kazakh compared together

[@theheroickhan]

Numbers in Kazakh and Turkish English / Kazakh / Turkish One / bır / bir Two / ekı / iki Three / üş / üç Four / tört / dört Five / bes / beş Six / alty / altı Seven / jetı / yedi Eight / segız / sekiz Nine / toğyz / dokuz Ten / on / on

[@ReiKakariki]

Interesting lang very close to uyghur lang and turkmenian lang too 💙💙. Same idiomatic family.

[@ata9750]

Форма Пішін Тәріз Символ Белгі Вариант Таңдау Факт Ақиқат

[@Qazaqpyn_]

What? We don't say Joq like Joh.. İs he really a kazakh? Maybe he is a turkish.

[@ardaq0102]

Моңғолия қазағының сөйлегені деймін-ау

[@nursultankairat7737]

@@ardaq0102 Моңғолия қазақтары бұлай сөйлемейді, қырғыз не қарақалпақ сөйлеп тұрған сияқты

[@birdost5781]

Turks have a much flatter and softer accent. There is also an obvious difference in emphasis and intonation between Turkish and Kazakh. So i don't think a Turk can speak Kazakh as well as the person speaking in the video because most of Turks can't pronounce the harsh sounds in Kazakh like ''kh/q, ä, w, ñ ''. I think u should know ur own people better. There are Kazakhs who live in Mongolia or China and maybe they were influenced by other peoples there.

[@mehmetozturk6249]

@@birdost5781 we can pronounce the letters the diff is pır accent is very easy to learn

[@brtr3556]

​@@birdost5781 perhaps the reader of the text is an ethnic kazakh who lives in Turkey

[@ardaq0102]

Thank you for information about Kazakhs and the Kazakh language. It's pretty accurate. But you should have chosen someone form Kazakhstan to read the words and the text. I even have no idea where this guy is from. I guess from Mongolia, and he certainly speaks Kazakh without Russian accent like some people in Kazakhstan do, but he pronounces some sounds and words differently, like no one in Kazakhstan speaks. And some words translations are not accurate. And why does he make a little stop after every word? The speach is not flowing like it should be. :) Sorry for being so criticizing, thank you anyway. I just wanted to give some clarifications.

[@sapporinsanbo3609]

Жоқ сөзіні, жоһ сияқты айтыпты

[@yo2trader539]

"Kazakhs" refer to only those living in Kazakhstan? There are over a million ethnic Kazakhs living in China alone.

[@ardaq0102]

@@yo2trader539 I know Kazakhs from China. They don't speak like this guy. Also Kazakh is famous for very little dialectual differences despite the enormous territorial spread, so the representation of the standart pronounciation would be right.

[@yo2trader539]

@@ardaq0102 That's interesting. Assuming it's not a computer-generated voice, I wonder where else he can be from. Does it sound like a Kazakh dialect from Western Mongolia, Uzbekistan, or Russia?

[@ardaq0102]

@@yo2trader539 Someone already denied its Mongolian origin. Also I don't hear Russian or Turkish accent. So I have no idea. But he softens K sound in some positions, so probably Uzbek

[@islammehmeov2334]

0:23 YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN TOO MENCEN CRAMIAN TATAR SELAM to my KAZAK KIPCAK BROTHER AND SISTERS FROM CRAMIAN TATAR BROTHER 🇰🇿💖🇰🇿

[@islammehmeov2334]

@@Kalinggapura Evet

[@theokines1192]

can u do a video on how to greet in all African languages?

[@brian0902]

She mostly does that in linguistic groups or countries it take her for ever and she needs people to voice them all in total there are With anywhere between 1000 and 2000 languages in africa so that be to unreasonable and some are only spoken by small tribes and so someone would need to go out and to the tribe and negotiate to do that and in all it just unreasonable to do

[@개혁자-k5d]

Bruh. Firstly. That's impossible to fit in once video. Secondly. The video would have no theme or purpose as most of those languages and cultures are unrelated and have nothing to do with each other.

[@McHallel]

I doubt that she can do a 10 year long Video

[@theokines1192]

@@brian0902 what i mean is she should pick one language from each country ,like she did in how to greet in different asian languages

[@brian0902]

@@theokines1192 well even if she does that she need people to speak them she doesn’t just have people that speak these languages in most cases people volunteer to fo them

[@ivetajirikova4348]

hey andy,can you slováckian ethic group video and dialect plsss 🟨🟥😭😭🙏

[@politicstoday8002]

i love the cyrillic alphabet of kazakhstan,zspecially the extra letters үөә and ғ

[@Menmusliim]

In Kazakh: no variant, in kazakh Нұсқа, Nŭsqa

[@ata9750]

Adam means Human Kiši means person

[@user-sz8wk4bc3f]

Yes

[@aboba5995]

Language has Bulgharic substrate like some other Shaz-Turkic languages 1) Lexical: Bulghar: ellü/elü "fifty" > Kazakh: елу "fifty" (Kazakh: /jelʉw/ vs Karakalpak: елиў and Nogai: элли) Bulghar: *wol/*wul "it" > Kazakh: бұл "this" (native: ol /ʷol/ "it") Bulghar: *wol- "to be" > Kazakh: болу "being" (native: олу /ʷoluw/ "being") Bulghar: *qaraq "miner" > Kazakh: қарақ/қарақшы "robber" (native: қазақ /qazaq/ "Kazakh") Bulghar: *waqta- "crush" > Kazakh: уақтау "crushing" Bulghar: *ul > Kazakh: ұл (instead of Kipchak: *ol > native: **ол **/ʷol/) Bulghar: *ulan > Kazakh: ұлан (instead of Kipchak: *owlan > native: **олан **/ʷolan/) Bulghar: *ulaq > Kazakh: ұлақ (instead of Kipchak: *owlaq > native: **олақ **/ʷolaq/) 2) Phones: 1. Bulgharic */d͡ʒ/ > Kazakh /ʒ/ (instead of Kipchak */j/ like in Nogai) compare "toyear" as: "биыл" /bɨjɨl/ and "бұл жыл" /bul ʒɨl/ 2. Bulgharic labialization */w/ before vowels /o/ and /ɵ/, Bulgharic: *won "ten" and Kazakh: он /ʷon/ "ten" 3) Grammar: Verbal noun and noun suffix -мақ/-мек became future time making suffix.

[@sapporinsanbo3609]

No, bulgar tatar have kazakh substrate like some other mixed with Finno-Ugric languages

[@norabridget3838]

The pronunciation is Salem or saliem? is salemetsiz be? Is Correct? Exist dialects? Do accents vary by region? Some words vary by region? What's means menin atim?

[@sunnysunshine9466]

Meniñ atım … My name is…

[@itscosorsmth]

Yeah. Depending on the part of Kazakhstan you are in dialect changes a bit. For example southern sounds more uzbek influenced.

[@sunnysunshine9466]

Sälem is correct, Sälemetsiz be is more literary ( also you can say Salamatsız ba in daily life) Actually, there is no dialect in the Kazakh language. But some regions have their own words.(slang) But we can fully understand each other.

[@norabridget3838]

@@sunnysunshine9466 with saliem I was referring to the pronunciation not the way of writing i see a lesson in an app and one of the voice and pronounced as saliem i thought It could be a regional variety or maybe russian is the first language of the voice

[@sunnysunshine9466]

@@norabridget3838 oh, in the Kazakh language, the word is pronounced as it is written. So sälem is right, not säliem. ( I think the speaker is a Kazakh living in Turkey. Some words are not pronounced correctly.)

[@benyaminghazanfari8763]

Azərbaycandan türk qardaşlarıma selam olsun 🇦🇿🤍

[@Tokyo2905]

The Kipchaks were different from the Kazakhs medieval Kipchak tripes in history sources they are : Urusoba Itoba Altun-oba Arslan-opa Ay-opa Badač Barat Burčoğli Čengkir Yete-oba Dörüt Čortan Köten Ulašoğlï Küčeba Qara Börklü Qumanlu Qul-oba There were Oghuz Turks such as: Qangli and Karakalpak There were alliances of non-Turkic peoples in the Kipchak confederation like: Tartar(Tatar-Mongols) Qay (Khitan Mongols) Qitan (Khitan Mongols) Qonğuroğlı (Khongirad Mongols) As for the current Kazakhs, Mongols from the remnants of Genghis Khan’s army, they destroyed the ancient Turkish tribes, During the Golden Horde era, the Turkification of the Mongols occurred. Only Kara-Kipchak from Kipchaks, and Qangli Oshaqty, Ydty from Turkic Origin but not Kipchaks Other Kazak from ancient Mongols.

[@KAZAKHSTANSTAYSKZ]

қазақстан алғааа

[@hyrijekorpuzimorina]

KA3AXCTAH

[@lexi55410]

Has anyone seen the news reporter tongue twisters? Its like the only viral thing from Kazakhstan

[@vflwolfsburg3704]

Where are you from Andy?

[@JaredtheRabbit]

She’s from the Philippines.

[@Бакдаулет-ъ2н]

Қазақша ма жақсы өте екен 😢😅🎉

[@hyrijekorpuzimorina]

Finland Swedish:Kazakhstan (ƘA3AXCTAH/KA3AKCTAH/KAZAKHSTAN/QAZAQSTAN

[@dalubwikaan161]

I would love to go there. And learn the language

[@Mipac13]

Very strange accent from the narrator, doesn't even sound like he's from Kazakhstan... More like an ethnic Kazakh born abroad, probably Turkiye

[@MinhNguyen-ff6xf]

Why isn’t Kazakh written in Kyrillic alphabet anymore?

[@JaredtheRabbit]

Probably to derussify the language.

[@vajsnorski_fanat_tablietau]

Adopt latin to qazaq

[@user-0r67h2wdhu]

Why did you translitterate Х as H? That is Kh not H

[@djlandofficial5089]

That KALA ISE sounds so Greek which means HOW ARE YOU etc

[@matematikadanvideodarslikl8592]

Uzbek tiliga o'xshar ekan.

[@crisantinapangilinan8375]

Kazakh is a language in Kazakhstan

[@Akdeniz941]

Doğru dedin

[@dayanch_nurnazaruli]

Soltüstik jas kızdar, jas uldar biz özimiz kazak tiline ötiwmiz kerek deymin

[@89Awww]

Although Kazakh is one of the official languages of Kazakhstan, I can understand why Russian is also an official language in Kazakhstan. Russian is the unifying lingua franca for the former soviet republics.

[@McHallel]

​@@arsenihopfauf9360bro forgot that Ukraine is still a country

[@atilta3727]

@@itisprofile Quite a lot youth in Kazakhstan speaks Russian

[@RaffiJaharian]

Very nice.

[@Time-n4jgu1opbdmdb563dihgkl]

Солом бұл һөнятеә ұхенгу

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

As a Bulgarian, this sounds like Bulgarian

[@EricCartmanRussian]

Hodzha Nasteddin appears 700 years before Kazakhstan...

[@michale666]

Wery nice!! (borat)

[@dinnn-j6l]

🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@norabridget3838]

Isn't the white hat kyrgyz?

[@nurbolatbeketov8181]

Long live TURAN - Turkic world with at least 150 000 000 native speakers...

[@MyNameABoratSagdiyev]

Уа уа уа уа! Бұл калийде бірінші экспортталатын елдің тілі! Өте жақсы! Wa wa wee wa! This is the language of the country number one export in potassium! Very nice!

[@hyrijekorpuzimorina]

KA3AXCTAH

[@Sasha-qy2wu]

Where Cyrillic

[@dean.haraldkolompar7624]

0:10

[@yurtseverbiri5217]

🇹🇷❤🇰🇿

[@SukardiSukardi-yx9if]

Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan 😅

[@dansugardude2655]

My russian ex-girlfriend alina would day, «Hmm, Kazakh language- strange!» And this is despite having two Kazakh Roommates!

[@zaboybagoi8636]

It is East Turkestan Andy,not Xianjang. It is a Turkic land for thousands of years.

[@yo2trader539]

Don't forget the Sogdians.

[@8zj1askl]

Keep crying.

[@zaboybagoi8636]

@@8zj1askl Is pointing a fact considered "crying" in China?

[@8zj1askl]

@@zaboybagoi8636 is 1930s kazakh genocided still felt in kazakstan？ becuase another one is coming pretty hard for you guys.

[@8zj1askl]

@@zaboybagoi8636 I will make your cry felt by the world.

[@mmbeque]

Variant in kazakh is actially "nūsqa"

[@누리가온가르다라]

🇰🇿 🇰🇿

[@matematikadanvideodarslikl8592]

Qozoqcha bo'lsa ham tushinishga qiynalmadim.

[@claudioflocco7456]

Man is Adam…😯

[@phantasosyumeshin8017]

Why its not written in cyrillic script?

[@MinhNguyen-ff6xf]

I wonder the same thing, it looks and sounds a little bit Turkish

[@JaredtheRabbit]

Probably to derussify the language.

[@trueordrue]

turning into latin

[@McHallel]

​@@JaredtheRabbitIf it was russian than yes but it isnt its just used in russian

[@barguttobed]

Kazakh friends, don’t forget that Chingghis Khaan is mongol not Kazakh 😂 with love from real Mongols👋🏼

[@Mahakhala]

As Kazakh i'm 100% sure that Genghis Khan was mongol, but he is also our ancestor

[@Paxia]

Halha, you have nothing to do with chinggis khan. We have chinggis khan tribes. Chinggis Hans tribe ethnically comes from kurykan peoples. Not halha

[@yo2trader539]

After the Mongol Empire disintegrated, weren't the ruling class of Central Asia mostly Mongols? Although they eventually Turkified and couldn't speak Mongolian, the Khans were all supposedly descendants of Genghis. Even Timur/Babur were called Muhgal because they identified as Mongols.

[@brtr3556]

Salam to mongols! Im kazak and im says: Chingizhan was mongolian man✊

[@Menmusliim]

Долбоеб Монголы узнали о Чингизхане только в 20-ом веке, все кто знает Чингиза во всем мире и даже Монголы говорить что он Хан, а хан это Казахское слово, почему вы не называете Чингиз Контайчи или Чингиз Каган если он монгол ? 🤣 Вам просто русские говорили что он монгол

[@qazaqbalasy44]

Мәтінді оқып тұрған кісі расымен қазақ па? Әрең оқып тұр ғой сөздерді бұрмалап, шамасы қырғыз-ау оқып тұрған, акценті қатты білініп тұр.

[@atilta3727]

Иә. Қырғызстан немесе Өзбекстан шекарасында тұрады деп ойлаймын.

[@goodday2760]

So my country can be free.

[@revertrevertz5438]

You missed the Cyrillic spelling, which is still the most common alphabet and official in Kazkahstan.

[@JaredtheRabbit]

That’s being phased out in a couple years.

[@יוגבמיצנגנדלר]

​@@JaredtheRabbitit really isn't

[@revertrevertz5438]

@@JaredtheRabbit Not really, they had the original goal for 2025, now they pushed it to 2030. And with a constant update of Latin Alphabets, most people just keep using cyirrlic. Hence its widespread. Even the government keeps using Cyrillic

[@Mahakhala]

​@@JaredtheRabbit no

[@adelyu6556]

​​@@revertrevertz5438 they keep changing the alphabet until the final decision if the government accept the finalized kazakh alphabet.

[@tarkhaan_100]

the guy who does the voice is turkish? why does he pronounce the words weirdly... like QQQQalasin, JJJJJJaQQQsy

[@tarkhaan_100]

QQQQQQQQQQQ HHHHHHHHHHHHHH JJJJJJJJJJJJ, next time please call a Kazakh person, otherwise it's strange to listen to

[@keptins]

Fakt? 😂

[@bilalboudjelal3501]

Arabic and Turkish mixed

[@Bsh_191]

Persian or Russian maybe but not Arabic, and it's normal that it is similar to Turkish, they are both Turkic languages

[@qeasyq7919]

Sart accent

[@user05-s-y]

Bruh 😂

[@Tj-yf9ej]

Sounds arabic

[@Lezgaystan]

İts not kazakh language, İts kazakh Turkish!!

[@user-53904]

Bruh... What? 💀

[@Magnetshroom]

The country of the source of potassium. Mongol + Turkic = this

[@asal212]

why do I keep seeing people like you

[@victorgonzalez-qi3er]

​@@asal212 because in the long past turkic and mongolic were a family

[@asal212]

@@victorgonzalez-qi3er ik I mean he did a borat reference at the start

[@joaquinfernandez3347]

That hat is Kyrgyz

[@Kazakh925]

No

[@thesamuraix881]

In the words of some reporter, "Very nice!"

[@Sanzianabel]

❤️

[@kazakh-interista]

Doesn't sound like a native kazakh, perhaps the narrator is Azerbaijani?

[@kazakh-interista]

@anqa-hi You think I believe you are a real azeri?

[@kazakh-interista]

@@anqa-hi did you use google.translate?))

[@kazakh-interista]

@@anqa-hi even if you are a real Azeri, I'm sure you are a rare exclusion. Many Azeri friends I know wouldn't insult Kazakhs for no reason.

[@Lezgaystan]

Provably hes iranian who larping as a Azerbaijani ​@@kazakh-interista

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

Kazakh: Does this food taste good? Jamaican: Jah mon. Kazakh: 😥

[@ЭркингулМыктыбекова]

I want kyrgyz Guess the country name: ( impossible)🎸****🇹🇩(meme)STAN