Mongolian language: The Most Common 100 Phrases (Part 1)

For those who are interested in Mongolian language learning. Learn the most useful and common Mongolian phrases in this video series (English to Mongolian translation and transliteration in Latin alphabet).
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[@dedeka9811]

Those breathy L's are killer to try and pronounce but absolutely lovely to listen to

[@vtsoi4413]

The best way i can describe it, is by making a almost hissing sound and curl your tongue to the back placed on your molard teeth

[@hye-jinkwon9571]

Yes indeed

[@Darius_Icewood]

As a half *Mongolian 🇲🇳 half Black American* person, this channel is a good refresher for the entire Mongolian language! Especially the basics.

[@lincolntommila3006]

That is a very interesting mix

[@Grumpy-J]

Great video series. I'm actually starting to get compliments on my pronunciation from my Mongolian friends. Thank you so much!

[@heatyeet2375]

Im Mongolian but Im watching this

[@HistoricalWeapons]

Where do you recommmend to find text to speech because Google translate does not pronounce the words out loud?

[@f3rfra]

tip: I know it's not the same but if you change it to russian you more or less get the pronunciation but not with Mongolian accent

[@zyang3813]

This is a great lesson, thanks for your work. Just there is a mismatch in the video, "Please speak slowly" is translated into "удаан яриарай" in the first part, but later in the review, the sentence changes to "Could you speak slower? ", and it s translated into "удаан хэлээрэй". the verb is changed.

[@gepillbai3844]

I also noticed, but they both mean "please speak"

[@onurberkay13]

One is "speak" one is "talk". Like really similar verbs if that makes sense.

[@silverismoney]

Cool. I want to go there but I can't speak a word. Fortunately I can read Cyrillic and one of the cool things about Cyrillic is that it's basically phonetic. You say it just like you read it. Thank you.

[@___s___8071]

I can't, for the life of me, get those 'L's right🤯

[@kanoakorai5320]

I'd recommend learning the international phonetic alphabet. Having an understanding of that has helped me immensely in pronouncing uncommon letters in languages I've learned over the years.

[@___s___8071]

@@kanoakorai5320 honestly I've given up on learning mongolian but I will check this out for sure, thank you!😄

[@babyb1uebird]

@@___s___8071 Aww man!! Don't give up! As a Mongolian myself actually trying to relearn the language, along with... a lot of other languages, the L's have always been real difficult to pronounce. So don't let that one thing discourage you! Languages can for sure be a real pain to learn but the feeling you get from finally learning something that complicated makes it all worth it in my opinion.

[@___s___8071]

@@babyb1uebird wow thank you for the motivation! Right now the course I'm doing in college demands my complete focus and effort but as soon as I'm done with it I'll hopefully get back on track again!

[@sunmiduo]

thank you so much, it really helps me learn!

[@nctzen2479]

@Temüjin Khan Qayixanbekov Slovakia, why?

[@LanguageKing333]

Great channel and very valuable. Mongolian is truly a hidden gem language!❤

[@hancheng2450]

why Ойлгосон уу is pronounced as oi-logs-noo, not oil-gos-noo ? the second "o" swapped place?

[@ItsukaIshida]

Thank you for your videos :D

[@mando_py]

ok

[@Arthur0522]

It sounds like Norwegian

[@idnadrew1379]

In which way?

[@onurberkay13]

There is a possible connection in the language tree. Possibly 10 thousand years ago or something.

[@matinakintoyese5938]

I wanna learn this language 😩

[@jrAkaza]

Bayrl laa❤❤

[@maraluciaduclosduclos7496]

Wonderful. Perfect.

[@axitu2758]

im ate a cat