National Chuvash Day

[@hulaguhan17]

Greetings from Turkey.... Wish you would keep making videos...

[@fockewolf6]

Greetings from Turkey. Chuvash people are our relatives. Turkish and other Turkic langs were seperated from Chuvash lang. very long long time ago. But syntax is still the same. some examples of phonetic changes (tur: taş - çuv: tul, tur: ayak > urak > urag - çuv: ura, tur: at - çuv: ut, tur: biz - çuv: ebiz...). traditional patterns are much closer even in Anatolia patterns. nice video. It is an honour to preserve your language and culture.

[@mihailnikoloff2554]

They are relatives of the Bulgarians despite speaking different language, we have the same traditions. Turkey have no relations with those people.

[@redwarrior9100]

Bulgarıans and Bulgars are not the same people!

[@hamoudhabibi1996]

Mihail Nikoloff Lol, Closest culture to Chuvash's is Tatars which is a Turkic people

[@rumelia]

@@mihailnikoloff2554 "Bulgarians" of today, are Slavicized Bulgars, which is a Turkic group arrived and settled in that region through north of Black Sea around 6th century. Like it or not buddy, this is how it is.

[@merketarif126]

@@mihailnikoloff2554 Yes, you live the culture of the ancient turks. be proud of this :)

[@catherinehedden]

Hello Beautiful Kate. Thank you for this sweet video. We are sharing it with our son, who is Chuvash and 11 years old. We are eager to share the powerful and rich history of his ancestors, but struggle to find information. Your video is a treasure.

[@amerikapiki]

I'm glad you enjoyed it Catherine! The Chuvash have a long history and a beautiful language!

[@Rushiier]

Awesome video, I was adopted from Chuvashia Republic in Shumerlya and want to go back and visit sometime in the future.

[@ВаськаСеменов-и4р]

Молодец, Маттур, Пултарулла Херача

[@АртурМоисеев-э7с]

Так мило слушать родную речь так явственно от другого человека

[@migulajmatrosov7731]

Вара ун çинчен мĕн сăлтав пирки ют чĕлхепе ыйтатăн?

[@tediken7140]

Ыра кун пулдар! Спасибо из Аргентины за красивое видео о наших предках , тавтапус!

[@rumelia]

Big congrats and good luck on your work Kate! I find it very interesting and valuable. As a Turk, I understand very little of it besides the numbers, but I am glad there are people who are helping to keep a yet another dying language alive!

[@mihailnikoloff2554]

Is Rumelia your name? Because this is also a non-existent region of Bulgaria.

[@theantimatter]

@@mihailnikoloff2554 as you may know, rumeli is turkish for "roman realm". rum is for "rome" and el/il means "country-region" in turkish (now used in a slightly different meaning though). it is not a standard name given to people but who knows...

[@mayazeewonder6349]

Pretty much the Icelandic of The Turkic world.

[@MrWarrensimmons]

Thanks - I learnt something new from this. I looked because I was searching for garmoshka lessons (I have just acquired one) so I saw your first effort. Very useful and interesting to learn about the different cultures in the republics. Language shift is interesting - living archaeology!

[@ZoltanHoppar]

It would be fantastic to have a hungarian chuvash dictionary, and also would be great that to know witch turkic language is the most similar, or closest to chuvash. Is it possible to have connections with hazara language?

[@hamoudhabibi1996]

Maia A. Huns are ancestors of Turkic people you dumbass

[@rumelia]

@Maia A. Wow, blatant and cocky ignorance there: Turks appeared in history way before 6th century, but they did not record their activities until around that time, their neighbors did. Chinese records are a forest of mistery still in terms of Turkic history, very little of them has been read/understood. As a result of this making history but not writing it habbit, historians aren't having the easiest time to establish a Hun-Turk relation, but there are other ways to follow, such as linguistics and cultural studies. Do away with your reactionary view of the world and revisionist understanding of history for your own good.

[@mihailnikoloff2554]

@@rumelia Your turkish history starts from the 11th century with the Seljuks. Everyone have ancient history, but the point of this is, when did you first appeared as a unified state under a common king ? No one cares when you wandered the mongolian deserts 2000 years ago.

[@mehmetersatdogan3925]

Not Hazara people, Khazars. Khazars, Bulgars, Magyars and Chuvashs are branches of Ogur Turks. Only living lr Turkish is Chuvash. Coming from the same root you should find many close words within Magyar Language and Chuvash Turkish.

[@mehmetersatdogan3925]

Chuvash is %40-50 understandable by Anatolian Turks if written and you know letters converted.

[@ninavorobeva4927]

Could you please make a video about your background?

[@Kn3ani]

Hi Kate, I hope that your dissertation went well and that you are still able to do research on the Chuvash language and help with keeping it alive. I sent you a message, which I hope you'll have the time to respond to. It concerns ways to learn Chuvash considering my not knowing Russian.

[@edebiefendi1836]

I think Chuvash language is very unique and important. Like Bulgarian and probibly like Hun language Chuvash itself represents whole other branch of Turk language. It's very ancient form. Academicians say that Chuvash is in S/Z group and whole other Turk languages are in Y group. That's why you say Setti and we say Yedi for seven. Chuvash language is the key of the very ancient Turk language. If you see that comment please can you tell me how can i say "bow" in Chuvash. I think it's like Sav, Sağ, Saa, Say.

[@КсенияБалянина]

Молодец!!!! Лайах!!!Я из Чебоксар

[@pascalheimbach861]

Did it remain similar since the Hunnic period ?

[@cemasikoglu9597]

Cuvashsarai it used to be called maybe ?

[@muhemmedabdalmejid7577]

Love Chuvash language it's turkic group we cousin iam turkman

[@simonsupertramp1916]

Hi, Id like to ask you where can I buy the kind of masmak you are wearing ? my gf is Chuvash, Id like to surprise her with that on valentines day, thanks in advance

[@LUDAVOLGA]

Very good video :)

[@LT-tg4bn]

amazingly beautiful Turkic girl..

[@Tagrush1689]

you're relatives are from Batreva? :O My mom was born there!

[@ИванИванов-щ7щ9р]

Чуваши болгары по происхождению и "янычары" по названию. www.chuvash.org/blogs/comments/4583.html

[@taniagrig240]

U a amazing 🥰, маттур

[@Apparu]

pitĕ avan. esĕ mana şĕnĕ show tuma havhlantartăn

[@ELTURCO-u9y]

Kate: Do you speak or understand Anatolian-Turkish?

[@mihailnikoloff2554]

No, she does not. Chuvash is different than other turkic languages.

[@muhemmedabdalmejid7577]

@@mihailnikoloff2554 yes you are right

[@cemasikoglu9597]

Cuvash ls the most Turkic bay far !!

[@АртурМоисеев-э7с]

Круто!

[@AnatolyMironov]

I enjoyed your video. reflejo2 каланă пек хавхалантаруллă.

[@gergojuhasz5077]

Hy Kate! I would like to learn a few words Chuvash. Can you write for me some basic words? For example: yes, no, 1,2,3..."I love you", how do you do? etc... I am Hungarian, I live in Hungary. The famous hungarain linguists opinoin, the Chuvas and the Hungarian language was once common 1 000 years ago. I'll explain to you how to say in English, what you say in the video chuvas language: Hello, friends: Sziasztok, barátaim! Happy Birthday: Boldog születésnapot! Good day: Jó napot! My name is Kate, What is your name?: Én Katalin vagyok, mi a te neved? I am twenty three, How old are you?: Én 23 vagyok, te hány éves vagy? How are you? Very good, thank you: Hogy vagy? nagyon jól, köszönöm! Bye: szia!

[@gergojuhasz5077]

*Én huszonhárom vagyok, mi a te neved?

[@muhemmedabdalmejid7577]

Should keep Chuvash language for school I don't like ressian language

[@Мамонт-й5э]

Оооооо иностранный агент! Будущий госсекретарь НАТО! Чуваши, уши то не развешивайте! Знаем мы для чего она учит ваш язык!

[@АлДер-д8ш]

Может быть, вы, какой-то агент?

[@Мамонт-й5э]

@@АлДер-д8ш да, да, да. Я агент. У меня жена чувашка. Мои дети метисы. И мне не всё равно, как они будут жить. А вы, уши развесили. Как хохлы. Они то же верят в то, что их весь мир любит, и ими интересуется. Башку свою включайте.

[@bosniacumlillium7236]

What is origin of this woman? I don't see nothing Chuvash in her really.

[@ВладимирМарков-ы8ъ]

she is american. As I know her boyfriend is from Chuvashia but now lives in US

[@rumelia]

Says a Bosnjak/Bosnian(I presume). Internet is amazing :)

[@user-cs1wi3fw5n]

@@ВладимирМарков-ы8ъ How do you know that, Other videos?

[@ChvshSpecialForces]

лайăх

[@Oleg2011ish]

Лайк👍😉

[@serkanturkoglu6244]

CHUVASH PEOPLE ARE FROM TURKISH RACE RIGHT?

[@Foxxx-01]

Yes, they are.

[@sulabi7238]

no is bulgarian ;)

[@TUNC66]

iliyia radilov you can dream it.

[@sulabi7238]

bulgarians are from volga bulgaria

[@UnskilledGod]

Fero El Turko No, from Turkic.

[@saraishinisayoutubetroll3720]

Good that they are annexed by Russia 😂