KIPCHAK TURKIC LANGUAGES

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The Kipchak languages (also known as the Kypchak, Qypchaq, Qypshaq or the Northwestern Turkic languages) are a sub-branch of the Turkic language family spoken by approximately 28 million people in much of Central Asia and Eastern Europe, spanning from Ukraine to China. Some of the most widely spoken languages in this group are Kazakh, Kyrgyz and Tatar.
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[@ahal_gokdepe]

as a Turkmen speaker, Kyrgyz sounded most familiar and was easy on the ears

[@redbeard6251]

Tatar and Bashkir are very similar, but Kyrgyz is more similar to Altai, and Kazakh is similar to Nogai and Karakalpak

[@muhammadjonzokirov8369]

Yes, kyrgyz is similar to altai. Origin of kyrgyz language was siberian.

[@johnlastname8752]

The Altai and Khakas are the descendants of the Yenisei Kyrgyz that stayed in their original homeland. The Kyrgyz of Kyrgyzstan moved to the Tian Shan area and picked up the Kipchak language but still kept a strong Kyrgyz accent which evolved into the modern Kyrgyz language.

[@middleeastrenwarriormen1017]

@@johnlastname8752 kyrgyz in central asia turned kipchakization from ferghana kipchak influence

[@ada6220]

The pronunciations in Kyrgyz Turkish are very similar to Oghuz (İstanbul) Turkish

[@ada6220]

@@4TengrisSake According to the Turkic nomenclature we have to say Turkic to Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Balkan and Gagauz Turkish. This means dividing the Turks

[@ada6220]

@@4TengrisSake We are Oghuz. Are the Oghuz people Turkish or Turkic? Biz Oğuzlar özümüze Türk dedik çünkü bizim atalarımız KökTürklerdir. Orhun yazıtlarında Türk adı var ve bunu o yere yazan Türkler bizim öz atalarımızdır. Onlar sizin de atalarınız. Orhun yazıtlarında Turkic yok, Türk var çünkü biz Türküz.

[@ada6220]

@@4TengrisSake I know the difference between Turkish and Turkic. I oppose this distinction because I see it as political

[@ada6220]

@@4TengrisSake I am a Bulgarian Turk and I am Turkish. An artificial border cannot change my nation! Not every person living in Turkey who speaks Turkish is Turkish, they are only Turkish citizens because Turkishness comes with blood.

[@ada6220]

@@4TengrisSake Imperialists use words to control people's thoughts because people think with words. Imperialists divided Turkestan by saying Kazakh, Uzbek, Turkmen Kirghiz. What is the difference between Kyrgyz and Kazakhs? Diliniz bir, kanınız bir but they have divided you with artificial borders because if there was a united Turkestan Republic the Russians would not be able to dominate you

[@nationalanthemsofallcountr8333]

Kyrgyz Official Cyrillic: Кудай адамдардын көзүнөн бардык жашты аарчыйт. Мындан ары өлүм болбойт, кайгы да, өкүрүк да, оору да болбойт. Мурункунун баары өтүп кетти.

[@Mrs.NTN.2009]

Can you please make next video about Gagauzian language?

[@MrSchiz]

Could you please make a separate video on the Kyrgyz language

[@centralasia186]

Kyrgyz is originally a Siberian language, which, under the influence of the Kazakh language, turned into Kypchak. For example, the word aarchiyt does not exist in the Kipchak languages. The Kyrgyz language is similar to the Altai language

[@altynkun3100]

This word "arshiydi" is also in the Kazakh language, and kazakh language is also similar to altai language.

[@centralasia186]

@@altynkun3100 I am Kazakh and we do not have such a word!

[@centralasia186]

@@altynkun3100I remembered we have this word, but it means to peel, clean from dirt. very rarely used

[@user07348]

Kyrgyz was influenced by Kipchak language itself, not by Kazakh. By the time Kyrgyz people migrated to Central Asia, Kazakh language was not a thing

[@birlikbatyr268]

​@@user07348 Modern kyrgyz people formed during the soviet period of the Kara-Kirghiz autonomous region (1930s).

[@nationalanthemsofallcountr8333]

Kazakh Official Cyrillic: Құдай олардың көзіндегі әрбір жасты сүртіп тастайды, енді қайтып өлім, жоқтау, зар еңіреу мен ауру болмайды. Бұрынғы жайттар құрып жоқ болды.

[@aydojuma]

Hello, Karakalpak and Noghai are also part of the Kipshak group. Why there are no Karakalpak and Noghai languages in this video?

[@NewJoodat]

Because they are just dialects of kzai

[@limobs]

@@NewJoodat based

[@wemovedto8.125]

Bashkir official Cyrillic: Алла уларҙың күҙҙәрендәге һәр йәш бөртөгөн һөртәсәк. Үлем дә, ҡайғы-хәсрәт тә, һыҡтау ҙа, ауырыу ҙа башҡаса булмаясаҡ, сөнки элеккеләр үтте инде.

[@irinaivanovna6380]

очень интересна фонология башкирского почему слово да стала межзубной з,а а та осталось та

[@jacobkeira4eva947]

The way the Kyrgyz is being pronounced is making feel tired due to soft and peaceful it is!

[@KazakhstanRise]

Сәлем достар 🇰🇿🇰🇬🤝💚🤍❤, 💚🤍💙

[@ayg6694]

Kazakh Turkic is really interesting. Greetings from Türkiye! 🇹🇷💞🇰🇿

[@clubb2724]

Not Kazakh Turkish, it's just Kazakh. Stop calling Turkic languages dialects of Turkish and treating them as it's "sublanguages".

[@ayg6694]

The language we speak is already derived from your language. That's the truth. Whether you believe it or not is up to you, I won't argue.

[@GetdikGorduk]

Not turkish but turkic. Turkish Türkiye türkcesidir, Turkic ise umumen türkçe. Mesela Azerbaijani Turkic - Azerbaycan türkçesi

[@ayg6694]

@@GetdikGorduk Evet, bu ayrımı bilmiyordum. Teşekkür ederim. Ancak söylemek istediğim hepsinin tek bir dilden türediği. Kimseyi alt bir topluluk olarak görmedim.

[@GetdikGorduk]

@@ayg6694 Orası elbette öyle. Ancak türklük ruhundan ayrı kalan toplumlar için gidilecek çok yol var. Isimleri ve soyisimleri tamamen rusça olan Ortodoks Sahalar nasıl türk olduğunu anlasın...

[@nenenindonu]

Such a pity Cuman didn't make it in here :(

[@rvat2003]

I mean there are many other Kipchak languages. I think it's because 4 is the maximum as seen from the other Turkic branch videos.

[@atomdances]

please make a video about Classic Nahuatl (or another Central Nahuatl dialect)

[@hamzaorhan.53]

The coolest branch of Turkic language family

[@muhammadjonzokirov8369]

Bashkir language has still effect of old hunnic language. They still call töqqiz(in uzbek version) like tuğır with the change of z to r. It is very interesting.

[@Bu-Ha-No.2]

Nice video

[@OlaGoral842]

Murat Feteliyev mówił szeptem do jednego z Ormian "Nie zazdroszczę Ci, chłopie".

[@Davlavi]

cool

[@Didar.Kussain]

👍

[@OlaGoral842]

Karim, Erik, Murat i Imyz będą przyjaciółmi nowego osadzonego?

[@brianeasy9220]

As Bashkort I can perfectly understand only Bashkort and Tatar language. I could understand 70% of Kazakh, and 40% of Kyrgyz

[@sanjarbakenbaev]

Kyrgyz, Altai, Hakas we are one!!!

[@Gallusek]

Cumans still live

[@zaidmaaita3759]

It's a shame Bashkir isn't very popular. Because I somewhat love the language.

[@anthonywu8878]

What about Karakalpak

[@OlaGoral842]

Okazało się, że został zwolniony!

[@PhanFerdinandGaming]

But, What About Karakalpak & Crimean Tatar Language?

[@aboba5995]

1) Karakalpak is not so different from Kazakh, it just doesn't have innovate variants of suffixes -lar/-lyk and have lexical influence from Uzbek 2) Crimean Tatar is West Kipchak and has Oghuz influence

[@ramazancdre8303]

Karakalpak is just a dialect of kazakh

[@aydojuma]

@@ramazancdre8303 Аузыңа қарап сөйле хэй, ақмақ араңлатыушы. Қарақалпақ тили бул өз алдына тил. Сендей араңлатыушылардың кесиринен халықлар бир-бири менен урысады. Қудай бәри сөзлериңде еситип тур, барлық жаман сөзлериң бир күни алдыңа қайтып келеди.

[@aydojuma]

@@aboba5995 1) Karakalpak is an independent language and it is enough different from Kazakh and Uzbek. 2) Lexical structure of the Karakalpak consists of mostly Kipshak and Russian words.

[@OlaGoral842]

Mówi to nowy osadzony, Murat Feteliyev!

[@OlaGoral842]

Karim z Lelim musieli się bronić nowej generacji!

[@nationalanthemsofallcountr8333]

Tatar Official Cyrillic: Аллаһы аларның хәр күз яшен сөртәчәк, хәм үлем, кайгы, ачы тавыш, авырту инде булмаячак. Чөнки элеккегеләр үтеп китте.

[@darkdemian7747]

һәм*

[@OlaGoral842]

Mówi to Yımız?

[@theproductionz]

Proud to be Tatar Timurids/Mughals Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@postachamdi6286]

Pakistanis are muslim indians, they arent related to turks. And secondly timurid empire was karluk-mongol empire

[@OlaGoral842]

Karim zazdrości nowemu osadzonemu~

[@mishacol]

Evident oguz influence on kyrgiz.

[@OlaGoral842]

Fadik chce się bić z Rakimem?! Karim nie wyrazi zgody?

[@vahidlisoy3528]

I Understand from Azerbaijan (Oghuz Turks)

[@qwerty-xx4qu]

Not "Bashkir" but "Bashkort"!

[@perfect9418]

well, so it went in the international version, among the Germans, Finns also

[@shownektarine1361]

Uyghur language please

[@ayg6694]

Uyghur and Uzbek dialect in Karluk Turkish Group.

[@shownektarine1361]

@@ayg6694 yes

[@brian0902]

@@shownektarine1361 I’m sure you already seen but they made a video

[@shownektarine1361]

@@brian0902 No, I don't think I've seen it

[@OlaGoral842]

Karim jako dziecko, czuł się fantastycznie nad rzeką Eufrat.

[@user-zr8mm9ib8s]

Azerbaijani speaker Bashkir - 50 % Tatar - 60 % Kazakh - 40 % Kyrgyz - 45 %

[@muhammadjonzokirov8369]

Tatar language originated from karluk language but highly influenced by kypchak accents over time.

[@irinaivanovna6380]

It’s not. Tatar is fully Kypchak language, only Crimean Tatar is somehow influenced by oghuz languages.

[@yo2trader539]

@@stickfigureno.01 With so many Turkic migration, there may have been a language/dialect replacement. We know that the Bulgars were in the Black/Azov Sea region and Avars in modern-day Hungary around the 6th century. Some even argue that Huns from the 4th century were partially Turkic too. The Chuvash language appears to be hybrid of Turkic and Uralic, which implies that early westward migrating Turkic tribes from Mongolia eventually mixed with indigenous Uralic people in their path. So it's not too much to assume Chuvash was spoken in a wider area. But as more Turkic people migrated westward, especially with the Turkic-people in the Mongol Army, their dialect may have slowly replaced the original Chuvash language.

[@thraciensis3589]

​​​​@@yo2trader539Chuvash is NOT a hybrid but strongly influenced by Finnic languages, like Uzbek and Azerbaijani got influenced heavily by Persian and Iranian languages, Tuvan and Yakut was heavily influenced by Mongolian languages, etc. Chuvash was the oldest branch split from Turkic family. Other branches came to be later. Also Kazan Tatar and Chuvash have lots commonality; phonologically and lexically.

[@schwinkle716]

Definitely not.

[@muhammadjonzokirov8369]

@@schwinkle716 yes, actually vice-verse

[@thief5]

In Turkic languages we do not say allah, we say: God = Tanrı, Tengri, Kuday, Quday, Xudo, Hudaý etc. 👍

[@Qazaqpyn_]

We do

[@thief5]

@@Qazaqpyn_ No bro we are Türk, even if you or other people say it due to them being muslim it does not make that word Turkic. Allah is an arabic word never was Turkic.

[@Qazaqpyn_]

​@@thief5I do not deny that this word is not Turkic, but Kazakhs often say "Allah".

[@nadirhikmetkuleli7335]

Stop your anti-Islamism. Turkic people say Allah and its variants Alla or Alda (from Arabic), Huda and its variants Xuday or Quday, (from Persian) and their native Täñri and its variants Tanrı, Tañry, Tangri, Teñri, Teñir from old Turkic Täñri. Islam is a cultural element of vast majority of Turks all around the world and denying this aspect or objecting to it makes no sense. Stop it.

[@thief5]

@@nadirhikmetkuleli7335 Allah is not a Turkic word, it’s Arabic which is being used by muslims. This is a common sense not anti islam. Tengri and it’s variants and Turkic only. Religion and ethnicity is not the same thing and not everyone is muslim.

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

Mongols: Conquer the world Kazakhs: Twisting their tongue

[@irinaivanovna6380]

Also mongols: 3 mln population country In desert

[@yo2trader539]

​@@irinaivanovna6380 Because most of them migrated into Central Asia. All the Khans were Mongol descendants. Timur and Babur were from Mongol ruling class. Mughal is a corruption of the word Mongol.

[@irinaivanovna6380]

@@yo2trader539 no, there is no thing called mangols. Mangols are mix of turkic nations and chineese. So khans are also Turkic descendanrs. Thats why today there are about 250 mln Turkic people and 3 mln mangol(half turkic half chinese). So that even means there are about 251.5 mln Turkic people

[@birlikbatyr268]

Kazakhs and mongols share the same genetics and the same tribes formed modern turco-mongol ethnic groups.

[@error19281]

​@@irinaivanovna6380agreed

[@Tupoynachalnik]

Надо было к башкирам и татарам крымских татар и кумыков - они более понятны, чем киргизы и казахи

[@NewJoodat]

Казахов и кыргызов больше просто

[@hellopeople1409]

Но Кыргызский и казахский важная часть кипчакского языка Так как их много , это чистые языки и в них есть лексика отражающая кочевую культуру То есть эти языки в культурном смысле ценнее так как самобытны Также имеет значение политическое, экономическое влияние и военная сила

[@Tupoynachalnik]

@@hellopeople1409 никто не спорит, тут вопрос чисто по классификации

[@navigatorkg4006]

вашемязыке одни ляры, мяры

[@Tupoynachalnik]

@@navigatorkg4006 маров нет, ляр - показатель множественного числа во многих тюркских языках (турецком, азербайджанском, татарском и т.д.)

[@emmanuelmax7141]

Kyrgyz are not Turks🗿)

[@Yuuuuuuuull]

dawg what

[@emmanuelmax7141]

@Қазақ_Қыят卐قازاق_قيات Kyrgyz- Khakas, Tungys, Kalmyk, this is not turks, history of kyrgyzs in the Khakasy)

[@Yuuuuuuuull]

@@emmanuelmax7141 what Kalmyk people have do with this?

[@emmanuelmax7141]

@@Yuuuuuuuull Ok🗿)

[@yo2trader539]

@Qazaq_Qijat Turkic is a Northeast Asian language and culture, so it's difficult to say who is affecting who. 20-25% of Mongolian vocabulary have proto-Turkic roots. Ancient Turkic inscriptions and tombs are found mostly in modern-day Mongolia and Siberia/Russia. Turkic homeland was/is in the "mountain forests" of Altai Mountains to Lake Baikal region.

[@abdulniceguy5148]

Kazakh is dying as most people in Kazakhstan speak russian.

[@Qazaqpyn_]

We're waking up

[@yeldos]

😆

[@error19281]

​@Qazaq_Qijat same

[@error19281]

Russian is rudest

[@navigatorkg4006]

жашасын Казах тили