Similarities Between Turkish and Persian

[@BahadorAlast]

Based on a few requests, we’ve made this video a bit shorter (10 minutes). However, there are also many requests for longer videos (over 15-20 minutes). We’ll try to balance it out by having short and long ones in the coming months. Enjoy the video and try to keep your comment respectful. We can't respond to every comment here in timely fashion, if you would like a quick response, please contact us on Instagram: Shahrzad: instagram.com/shahrzad.pe Ahmet's Instagram: instagram.com/felsefy Me: instagram.com/BahadorAlast

[@htaheri9328]

We requesting for longer videos cause we have more time to spend for your videos and who does not want you to make longer videos, they can just watch half of them :). make longer please, i just drunk one tea! :) and thanks for your nice job, you,shahrzad and your baby, what is his/her name?

[@BahadorAlast]

H IRDE Thank you so much!! I prefer the longer ones as well, and I think a lot of people agree with you, based on the messages I receive. So in the future, the majority will be longer! Thank you :) Really appreciate the lovely message. We picked a name for the baby that is both used as Canadian and Iranian name. There is a version of it used in Persian. Her name will be Serena, in Persian we say "Sarina". She's due in mid-April, so we'd like to introduce her in a future video this summer :)

[@htaheri9328]

How a beautifull name really, it is actually my Cousin's Girl name ''Sarina'' Congratulation again to you, nice Couple, so we are wating to a video named: Similarities Between Baby language and Parents :)) wish you nice a day man.

[@dsubdu]

Turkish and Azerbaijani may be similar languages, but in Azerbaijani some words are pronounced more like in Persian - like qalb (a as in cat)m or qirmizi etc.So I really think it will be interesting:). Other than that, thank you for making such videos. It can be played with friends from all over the worlds:)

[@BahadorAlast]

H IRDE Thank you!!! ❤❤❤

[@beyzad1]

One thing I learned from this video is that Turks drink tea faster than Persians.

[@MCShahiniofOLS]

we drink tea like water :)

[@hashbloch1661]

Thank God there's no Pakistani there. Most of do it in one sip.

[@mamasprincess1024]

@@hashbloch1661 no we take tea sip by sip. 😔

[@theniqabiblogger]

As long as the çai taste good I’m also fan of masala çai Pakistani style ☺️

[@theniqabiblogger]

HashK lol with the noises inc 😁

[@garciazarate1619]

I am Turkish, my girlfriend is from Iran, the first Persian word I learned from it *dooset daram*

[@modirafael9087]

😄👊 u have to learn this emoji too bro in farsi we said dahanet service 😆 even god comes to us from above I can't translate it to any other languages

[@thief2727]

I am a Turkish literature teacher. I am learning Persian langauge. Greetings from Turkey.

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you. That's wonderful! All the best with the learning process and thank you for watching:)

[@ABDULLAH-bg3yw]

Salam aleyküm kardaşim Hangi şehirde sen???

[@ABDULLAH-bg3yw]

Farsça iyi biliyorsun biraz?

[@nurikoguzadamndibisiniz6150]

Merhaba hocam. Karpız kelimesinin kökenini biliyor musunuz?

[@roberts3965]

Iranians and Turks and brothers and sisters we love Turkey like our own country

[@zhanibekussenbek1176]

I'm Qazaq and I understand all the words 😃 Thanks for great video! 😀😎

[@TakeITger]

Салам алейкум брат как дела? Я думаю что иранцы эти слова украли у тюркских народов. Поэтому мы казахи, киргизы, узбеки, татары и турки и так далее эти все слова знаем а иранцы украли у нас.

[@junaid1040]

Are you Muslim?

[@littycommiteee6191]

@@junaid1040 does it matter?

[@gcrecords1731]

litty commiteee becouse iranian speaker is mix turcics mongols scytians and results turkhis languages or turcics stocks

[@ers4690]

Esenlikker Qazakstana

[@periklis107]

greetings to turkish and persian brothers from Greece!!! we use also the same word for tulumpa and store (magazi)

[@brightmindd]

per iklis iasou

[@periklis107]

milad wskt geia sou friend!

[@arshishah11]

per iklis 🤟🌹

[@Mr.ChadTV]

Greeks are best.. Greetings from Turkey

[@reinerbraun5775]

Greeks are good people greeting from turkey

[@lukrasta3016]

Love Iran from turkey :) Beatiful country,Beatiful People ❤

[@BahadorAlast]

MLG Productions Thank you so much!! Lots of love from us for the people of Turkey!! ❤❤

[@lukrasta3016]

mAzI mEyLer MaRdıR BurhUnuNu SoKaMazSın MoruQ

[@mehdikeramati9464]

🇮🇷❤🇹🇷

[@ayda5944]

Samee ❤️❤️

[@hosseinsadeghi2468]

Lots of love from Tehran iran 💙💚

[@terracottapie3451]

I am Turkish and my boyfriend is Persian. Whenever we do not know the meaning of a word in English, we try Turkish and Persian versions and we usually end up understanding each other better. :D

[@Anonymous-pm3qz]

600.000 türkçe kelimeden sadece 1500 tanesi farsça nasıl anlaşabiliyorsunuz ki :D

[@terracottapie3451]

@@Anonymous-pm3qz Arapça kökenli sözcüklerin de çoğu ortak :)

[@Nedanas]

@@Anonymous-pm3qz farsça da turkçe kelime var

[@mrkurdi22]

@DLS 21 məlumatınızı haradan əldə edirsiniz? Bakı Təbriz Dərbənd Genvə bütün fars sözləridir, hətta Azərbaycan sözü farscadır. Siz yalanlarla qidalanmısınız. Türklər Azərbaycana türk boylarının köçü ilə gəliblər. Orta Asiyadan türk boyları gələnə qədər Azərbaycanda türkcə danışan olmayıb. Azərbaycanın orijinal dili tat dili və talış dili kimi idi. Hansı ki, Azərbaycanda hələ də danışılır.

[@pitbullsami8475]

ayrıl kanka direkt

[@larivièr]

Greetings from Turkey! I have honestly loved this video so much. Turkey and Iran have many common words. We have been living together on these lands for centuries and I think we share the same culture.

[@LenovoTab-wp1dk]

Türkçe ile Farsça arasında benzer kelimeler yok Türkçe bildiğin kelimeler zaten Farsça örnek Nevzat Nevruz Avize Teneke Şehir Namaz Abdest Hoşaf Sim Jale vs

[@arabturk6031]

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[@cepkahklc7611]

@@LenovoTab-wp1dk türkçe, farsça, Arapça da karışık kelimeler var,

[@LenovoTab-wp1dk]

@@cepkahklc7611 sen beni anlamadın oradaki kelimelerden sadece ördek 🦆 ve çimen Türkçe idi kalan kelimeler çoğu Arapça ve İtalyanca'dan tulumba vardı o da tromba yani benzer kelimeler dediği yalan dolan Türkçe yürek Farsça dil Arapça kalp

[@agostocobain2729]

Yeah we love you bastard

[@AleksandarGospic]

When they guess you should write the word on screen in both languages, so we can compare how it is said in both languages :)

[@BahadorAlast]

That's a good idea! Thanks for that:) I'll try to implement in the future, it may be tough when I switch quickly to the next word, but I'll try to leave some room for it.

[@AleksandarGospic]

Bahador Alast that would be great, you don't have to worry about pace or change anything, now you write the word in english and language they are guessing, just add the word in the language of those who are guessing so we can see on screen how they compare, english on top and below turkish - farsi or whatever two languages are, depending on which side of the screen which language is sitting

[@countrydotcom8892]

Aleksandar Gospić True!

[@harrisbinkhurram]

Yes, Bahador please do this, we have to open another tab, type and see what is actually different in both words. Also why was the camera losing focusing and exposure repeatedly? some of your previous videos didn't have this problem.

[@3Dbeard]

There is 2 ways to do this my friend. 1. use video editing to do it.. 2. Just write on a big paper/cards when you are filming it and show it to the camera. So which one that you think suites you :))

[@yim.mansilevofficial1856]

It's so obvious Turkish love their tea 😂😂🔥

[@mahmoudrambod6061]

persians as well

[@eren.mapping]

Turkey is the 1st country who drink tea 6 or 7 time a turkish person drink tea

[@LaNa-sz2gb]

Ss Zahedi Oh honey please stfu, so does Persians and other Iranian ethnicities don’t talk on behalf of every Persian. Turks actually drink coffee the most, we Iranians drink up to 9-10 cup of tea everyday.

[@Zenguidev]

@@LaNa-sz2gb Nope, Turkey’s nearly 7 pound tea per person per year is easily the largest in the world.

[@LaNa-sz2gb]

House of Bones No people in Middle East drink tea a lot, it’s so stupid to say that Turkey is the only country who drinks tea. By the way India is the largest tea producing country in the world. I don’t even understand, what is wrong with you Turks? Why do you want to claim everything?

[@farhad_3173]

Much love to Turkey from Iran

[@kerembey1993]

Thank you bro love from turkey to iran. Hudafiz

[@balkabagcorbas4488]

❤️

[@رضافراهانی-ظ2ك]

@Sonbahar Yaprağı Oh we like Turkish too

[@hosseinsadeghi2468]

@Sonbahar Yaprağı درود بر شما، ما هم ترکیه رو دوست داریم

[@NaderKhorasani]

@Sonbahar Yaprağıآهنگ های خیلی زیبایی به زبان فارسی وجود دارد، گوش بدید⚘

[@IamBatman616]

I am a Nepali and i am familiar with two words they said. Aina - Mirror Hapta - week

[@ers4690]

Ayna - Hafta (Haphta and Aina)

[@TugrulOyunda1]

Wow so similar

[@ateeqasiddique313]

@@ers4690 m from Pak. M i understnd that too

[@mahdiarian9188]

Becous india nepal pakistan were Persian language during the gourkani empire

[@IamBatman616]

@@dtrbl0 nup not true. Nepali language came from Sanskrit which came from Persian. Hindi is just another branch of Sanskrit just like Nepali and Bengali.

[@as2870]

Bahador,your idea to start from similarities and common roots in seemingly different cultures,is really nice.

[@BahadorAlast]

AS Thank you! :) Appreciate it and I hope you enjoy all the future videos! ❤

[@ooooo934]

Turks finished tea but iranians didnt :) This shows who loves tea more

[@nurettinaslanturk6615]

Turks love and drink tea a lot. There exist some books about turks' love in tea.

[@zigzag5198]

Nurettin Aslantürk Same for Iranians

[@dayift2387]

Turkey the country with most tea drinking People we are better than uk at this point dkdkd

[@volpefelice4343]

But we persians drink tea with 50 c temprature as fast as a cheetah

[@artanbehmard151]

the persians must have had so much tea before the show that they didn't have any room for one more cup :)))))

[@aahan1]

Persian and Turk, two most beautiful people on earth. Luv from Gilgit Pakistan. 😘

[@ulgenkoc2893]

Lovely pakistan people:) Thank you

[@daniyalk713]

We are equally beautiful if not more specially people from your area 😜😋😉

[@aahan1]

Well I don't like blowing my own trumpet. :P

[@theniqabiblogger]

Ashfaq Khan turkiye Elhamdulillah and zindabad with pakistan

[@markososos]

Pakistan zindaband! Jeevay, jeevay Pakistan. Respect from Turkey.

[@senaakdogan3551]

I'm so interested in Persian architecture and its culture! I love Persian language too lots of love from a Turkish girl to all Persian people! Xx

[@BahadorAlast]

Sena Akdogan Thank you so much!!! We love Turkey as well. It's been a few years since I visited Turkey, can't wait to visit again :)

[@senaakdogan3551]

Bahador alast, most welcome :)

[@eren.mapping]

@@senaakdogan3551 bizim mimari eserlerimizden daha iyisi ola bilir mi xD

[@mahyarabitach1284]

Much love to u sister

[@hosseinsadeghi2468]

Lots of love back from Iran 💙💚

[@senadhadzalic1322]

.Pls try Turkish-Bosnian

[@aysegulb6685]

super mario There are actually a lot of similar words like kral, kralice, düşman, bostan, sokak, cekic, hanım, efendi, yastık, kaşık, kumpir, fincan, papuc But grammer is completely different

[@GamesOfficialYouTube]

:Bosnian" you mean Serbian

[@babyaardvark]

авлија, алат, ала, ада, алманах , ат, ајвар, бакар, барјак, барака, бајат, боја, бубрег, бурек, буразер, будала, бунар, бардак , башта, батал, вала, веђа, чак, чаршав, чарапа, чичак, челик, чесма, чорба, чобанин, ћускија, ћуп, ћуфте, ћевап, ћуприја, ђулић, ћелав, ћилим, ћорав , дућан, дувар, див, дугме, дуван, делија, дернек, ексер, џеп, џем, џин , фитиљ, јастук, јогурт, јоргован, јок, јендек, капија, капак, кат, катанац , кавга, кајмак, кашика , кијамет, куршум, комшија, кула, кутија, кутак, кут, казан, лакрдија, лампа, мајмун, мерак, мемла, муштикла, муштерија, муштулук, мердевине, миндер, олук, одаја, ортак, памук, папуча, паре, пазар, патлиџан, пекмез, пенџер , пита, ракија, ршум , сандук, севап, сердар, сат, ујдурма, шал, шећер, таван , табан, тазе , торба, топ, занат, зејтин, хисар, хајдук, хас...

[@vericacvetkovic9093]

@@aysegulb6685 Kral n kralice are Serbian words meaning king n queen.

[@ithemba]

@@supermario7952 they do that with all the languages though. All of them (Arabic Persian Turkish Urdu Spanish) have a LOT of loanwords and historical overlap in their respective development into their modern forms but otherwise are very different because they belong to pretty different branches of languages, just like European languages have that with each other (french or Latin based loanwords, Saxon based loanwords and so on to a degree you can't even identify them anylonger as native speaker).

[@istaravshanofficial]

Iam from Tajikistan and I speak FARSI

[@PakistanForever99]

Persian has three varieties Farsi, Dari and Tajik. Likewise Hindustani has two varieties Hindi & Urdu.

[@samurayimranov4942]

PakistanForever99 Persian = Tat , Dari .

[@supermoodsuperkayfiyat3937]

ORATEPA

[@bladewalker5265]

❤️ from Iran

[@siyacer]

*parsi

[@ahmadghondal6433]

Almost all the words said in this video are commonly being used in Pashto too, which is an eastern iranian language, (spoken widely in Afghanistan). Pashto, Turkish and Urdu are heavily influenced by Farsi and this shows how connected we are to each other.

[@hyderw]

I am Iraqi and I knew pretty much all the words that have been said ! OMG how mutual influence we have on each other in terms of language!

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you for watching:)

[@NaderKhorasani]

From Iran🖐🏻❤

[@SajidAmazai]

I am a Pakistani and I speak Urdu. I found out that the following words are used in Urdu Chaman-Garden Aiyna-Mirror Hafta-Week Moshtari-Jupiter Kalb-Heart (Most often it said Dil) Maghaz-Brain Bahar-Spring Zanjeer-Chain Piyaz-Onoin That's amazing and interesting.

[@Devrimapak]

Chaman is Turkic/Turkish Musteri, kalp, aina are Arabic and others are Persian.

[@SajidAmazai]

+Tengri Warrior lolzZz

[@SajidAmazai]

٭مغز٭ means brain in Urdu. It is interesting to see connection in languages.

[@SajidAmazai]

*اردو* is written like this Do you write Turkish in Arabic letters?

[@SajidAmazai]

That's great

[@avaesfandiari3898]

I have been in Antalya before 5 times when I was about 5 years old and I love Antalya. It was so much fun. The hotels were the best. ❤️Antalya

[@napalm5669]

Respect from Turkey

[@BahadorAlast]

Much love for Turkey!!

[@mirac4588]

@@BahadorAlast Thank you 💚 🇮🇷

[@matthewqashqai6461]

I speak both Languages im qashqai turk from iran

[@mehrdad5767]

Semih Selcuklu namet ci hastes🤔

[@danim5881]

Necesen Qardash :)

[@bennyvanilly]

In iran there is no turks! Some people speak turkish and that‘s all.

[@khayyamsultanli2935]

@@bennyvanilly You are almost right, just about 30 million

[@mehrdad5767]

@@khayyamsultanli2935 25millon

[@AmirTavassoly]

Love the video Bahador jan, I had a great time watching it!! Thanks for your amazing work 😊😊😆😆

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you so much Amir jan! 😊😊 Really happy to hear that! ❤ Looking forward to your upcoming video 👍☺

[@AmirTavassoly]

Bahador Alast thank you Bahador jan that’s really kind of you😃 I’m really looking forward to your upcoming videos as well!!😊♥️

[@psyshgerkulesysh7156]

IRAN + TURKEY, ones of the most interesting and ancient civilizations. Allah bless you!

[@srgn8689]

no

[@toxicrhythmz3718]

Turkey isnt ancient

[@snebekkyent9074]

@@toxicrhythmz3718 hahahahaha I think its history is 0.

[@docka3978]

I approve your opinion. Where are you from

[@hack4kurdish237]

Psysh Gerkulesysh Turkey is NOT ancient you only arrived in the middle east after Islam so it's not "Ancient"

[@HabibKhan-kt9yk]

Selam türkiye from afg🇦🇫🇹🇷

[@MCShahiniofOLS]

bizden de selam afganistana :)

[@memososisigaming2718]

MC Shahini salam afganistan

[@azergasanov8383]

Хаммыя Салам Руссядан. Биз хаммымыз бир миллетих. Аллахымызда бирди

[@ferdatekinturhan2561]

I am Turkish and we do this all the time with my Iranian husband. It’s really fun! Thanks guys! 🙏🏼✨🎈

[@blkpik9494]

Ow have you child?

[@kianchampion9581]

Your name means tomorrow in Farsi

[@polayouannis1649]

as an arbic speaker I understood 90% of the words kalb(قلب) heart tulumba(طولومبة) pump moshtari(مشتري) customer and also it's the name of planet Jupiter kormozi(قرمزي) but for us it's more of a darker shade of red maghaza(مغازة)store kotchi(كوتشي)we use in egypt as a way to spoil babies😂😂 tabba(تبه) hill janzeer(جنزير) chain love from egypt❤❤❤

[@МазэнСулэйман]

Arabic Persian and Turkish have a lot in common like this trio had been exchanging cultures for centuries

[@polayouannis1649]

@@МазэнСулэйман yesss for sure

[@zeyadyahya1180]

@@МазэнСулэйман مغازه _مشتري _قلب are originally from Arabic

[@saifsamo9750]

Luv turkish,luv Persian from India 😍

[@oneworldlyrics]

Saif Sama baht baht thanks bhai Im afghan but know hindi well hope u help to learn more

[@saifsamo9750]

Temor Shah sure y not bro if in return u teach me Pashto nd dari 😍✌

[@oneworldlyrics]

Saif Sama I already know turkish but I dont know pashto bcz Im tajik

[@Ali-sh6kh]

Hindu or Urdu.

[@saifsamo9750]

Temor Shah bro but first u said u r Afghan ..den u r saying u r a Tajik ..!! I mean are not all Afghans Pathan (pakhtoon ) & Pashto speaking??🤔

[@gigigk5472]

I am from Turkey( Malatya) and I know list 4 generations off both parents are From Turkey. But I took DNA test turns out I have %50 Iranian DNA. That’s was amazing. I told my parents and they were shocked too. I always love Iranian food and language all my life.

[@kanatsizkanatli]

That's probably because you are half Kurdish. Kurds belong to the IndoIranic branch of the IndoAryan (or IndoEuropean) haplotypes

[@d.k4559]

nhunjnhnjkhnkjnhn she might be Kurd from Turkey

[@gigigk5472]

Açelya Ateş yes I am Alevi.

[@gigigk5472]

nhunjnhnjkhnkjnhn No I am not Kurdish but I am Alevi and also have shown have Azerbaijan DNA and Armenian DNA but not that much.

[@gigigk5472]

Açelya Ateş Alevis are real Turkish descendants . Gururlaniyoruz Alevi olmamizla.Benim Annem ve babam dayi/hala cocuklari sorma nasil oluyor cok karisik anlatmasi. Ama Ben Afyonlu biriyle evliyim Sunni esim ama ne kadar Avrupa ulkesi var onun DNA sinda var.

[@mehmetalis.6710]

Nice video cheers from turkey

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you for watching! Much love for Turkey:)

[@jf6122]

Cheers back buddy🙌❤

[@EKAlpha]

Love you Turks and Iranians from a Hazara(Turk) Persian Speaker of Afghanistan .

[@oguzturk3456]

lovely how you still call yourself a turk even tho ur language got assimilated,much love to our hazara mongol turk(some hazaras say theyre mongol) brothers from azerbaijani turks🇦🇿🇹🇷🇲🇳

[@Timurid1370]

@@oguzturk3456 they are turko-mongol

[@mojojojo692]

Big loves to Persian people from Turkey.💟🇮🇷💟.To me, Language of Iran is really nice.Especially Persians are good at creating words.Those words are easy to remember and useful to distinguish small differences for both situations or some related items.our foreign words mainly Persian, and relatively less Arabic and more less French since it is Universal language back in the day.

[@newpersia88]

your new Persian speaking friend, Omid is also smart .and I vote for longer videos you should not try to make it short ,it takes what it takes its a cultural interaction .and even those side talks like "planet Jupiter" is Interesting. thank you guys.

[@BahadorAlast]

Arash M Thank you :) And yes, Omid is very intelligent and he really appreciates your comment! Thank you!

[@shaminaishani2537]

I speak both languages!😂😂

[@BahadorAlast]

👌👌

[@Devrimapak]

Shamina Ishani I am jealous i wish i could speak Persian

[@hamoudhabibi1996]

Türkiyem ! no i think she is more likely to be a refugee

[@0249er]

Same!

[@shaminaishani2537]

Türkiyem ! No I lived in turkey for 2 years.

[@fatihrybak4975]

Turkish people likes Farsi people and Farsi language. Thank you for everything 🇹🇷🇮🇷

[@BahadorAlast]

Fatih Cengiz Thank you! Much love from us for the people of Turkey!! ❤

[@oneworldlyrics]

Fatih Cengiz thanks Greeting from afghanistan

[@jf6122]

Love back buddy❤🙌

[@HoormazdKia]

Fatih Cengiz much love for all Turkish people. ❤❤

[@endlessesperanza8172]

Fatih Cengiz Osmanlı değil Selçuklular zamanında oldu..

[@kralice462]

Good to know the similarities between turkish and persian. Btw, in malaysia we also call Jupiter as mushtari

[@kralice462]

Mk aLmA7rIzi yeahh I knew it

[@Narimaan94]

Mk aLmA7rIzi This is the list of words used in this video JUST for similar to each other not exactly pure words: Ghalb(قلب) Arabic - Del(دل) Persian Ordak(اُردک) Turkish - Morghābi(مرغابی) Persian Tolombeh(تلمبه) Persian Moshtari(مشتری) Arabic - Kharidār(خریدار) Persian Chaman(چمن) Persian Hafteh(هفته) Persian Ghorbāgheh(غورباغه) Turkish - Vazagh(وزغ) or Ghuk(غوک) Persian Ghermez(قرمز) Persian Maghazeh original from SansKrit "mahAghoSa" (مهاغاسه) - Bazzar(بازار) or Maghazeh(مغازه) Persian Berenj(برنج) Persian Kuchak(کوچک) formal or Kuckik(کوچیک) informal Persian Melliat(ملیت) Persian Tappe(تپه) Turkish - Garivah(گریوه) or Poshtah(پشته) Bahār(بهار) Persian Zanjir(زنجیر) Persian Donya(دنیا) Arabic - Jahān(جهان) or Giti(گیتی) Persian Rang(رنگ) Persian Panjereh(پنجره) Persian Pardeh(پرده) Persian

[@Narimaan94]

Nedim Duratbegovic Arabs thinks they are superior so you see that they relates everything to Islam and the Arabs (and language)

[@kralice462]

Mani Narimani i just realize that the word "small" in turkish and persian has similar sound to malaysian word which is "kecil". It is pronounced as "kecik" and it does sound like "küçük"

[@askaazadiiran4985]

Mk aLmA7rIzi lol hhh

[@misschevious123]

This was very interesting! I'm an English teacher in a largely immigrant school and we just got a Turkish student. A lot of our students are from Afghanistan and speak Dari, and despite telling me they don't speak each other's language, the Afghan students seem to be having small, successful conversations with the new student. Is the overlap merely lexical, since both languages are not from the same language family? Again, thank you for the great video!

[@BahadorAlast]

Thanks for sharing that. Yes, that's exactly it. A lot of common vocabulary between the two languages because of historical interactions.

[@sacitkoc2544]

Also Seljuk Turks used the Farsi for administration around 11th century, that left a huge mark on Turkish and you could say Turkish left a mark on Farsi also. Main reason was Farsi has some different letters than Arabic. By than using Arabic alphabet was causing some issues. And Turks started using Arabic alphabet around 9th century, before they were using Orhun Alphabet

[@7mad211]

turkish and persian aren't even close

[@MM-lw4bs]

I'm from pakistan and I love Turkey,Iran and InshAllah I'll visit them someday

[@MCShahiniofOLS]

much regards to Pakistan from Turkey!!

[@MayonezKetcap06]

Everytime you welcome Pakistani brothers.

[@howard289]

50+ years ago, Pakistan, Iran and Turkey were connected with RCD (Regional Cooperation for Development) agreement, the people of all the three countries could visit each other without visa, I know a lot of Pakisttani people visited Iran and Turkey, we used to have student exchange program and colleges and universities of the three countries used to have student tours to one another, but after 1973 things started changing and by 1979 it was finished

[@mobiletrickszone8381]

@@MCShahiniofOLS We Love Turkey and Turkish people...i concidered the Turkey as my 2nd home but yet to visit ..i will Insha ALLAH.....Love You Kardeşim from Pakistan

[@MCShahiniofOLS]

@@mobiletrickszone8381 thank u so much kardeşim Allah sizinle olsun😊😊

[@dejanstoimenovski2350]

Turkish vs a random South Slavic language, cause we do have a lot of loanwords.

[@BahadorAlast]

Dejan Stoimenovski Thank you! We plan to do Turkish vs. Serbian in the future :)

[@dejanstoimenovski2350]

Cool :) You don't have Macedonian by any chance?

[@BahadorAlast]

Dejan Stoimenovski I'd love to do that, but I don't have any Macedonian friends here in Toronto who speak the language fluently!

[@dejanstoimenovski2350]

Ah ok then. Keep up the good work anyway :)

[@mishagelenava2962]

That Jupiter name is interesting. In Georgian Jupiter is Iupiteri now, but that Persian version was used in the past. I know that from 12th century poem.

[@mahyarabitach1284]

Very interesting

[@zeyadyahya1180]

Jupiter is مشتري. The name is originally from Arabic

[@mahyarabitach1284]

@@zeyadyahya1180 really?

[@zeyadyahya1180]

@@mahyarabitach1284 yea also words like قلب _مغزه in this video are actually an Arabic ones.

[@mahyarabitach1284]

@@zeyadyahya1180 oh yea i know this one

[@dansugardude2655]

These similarities are due to borrowing and influence, but the languages come from completely separate families

[@FootballManagerTaraz]

Actually Turkish of pre Ataturk era was much more closer to Persian & Arabic, but Ataturk made a linguistic reforms & replaced all words of Non-Turkic origin with Turkic ones. So thanks to Ataturk Turkish is clearly Turkic language today.

[@Devrimapak]

Askar Turebekov It always change.

[@shanks6404]

arabic Alphabet doesnt fit with the turkish language at all, it was a smart idea to Change it, and yes I am a proud muslim

[@FootballManagerTaraz]

Clearly Turkic...

[@si.3107]

Not really we lost lots of turkish word to replace it in french..

[@aaronn123]

thank god for atatürks change👏🏽👏🏽

[@SYEDRAMZAN]

how about comparing bodylanguage or sign communication? that would be more interesting. nice videos I loved it. great job

[@andreasforsberg570]

Bahador, you’re awesome! I enjoy these videos, it’s interesting to see how many common words there are in these languages (I watched a few, and now this). As a linguist, this is interesting to me. But it’s also about how you do it - you’re just standing there smiling with your jar handing out these little pieces of paper with words in them. You are like the peace maker here in your little language peace project. I love it! 😊👍🏼

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you so much!! ❤❤

[@andreasforsberg570]

❤️❤️

[@khurram41]

We commonly use "Ayna", "Hafta" with the same meanings in Urdu language. We use "Miliyet" with little different pronunciation "Millat" in Urdu. We use "Bahar", "Zanjeer" , "Parday" and "Pyaz" in Urdu.

[@muhammedibrahim9452]

I Like Farsi & Turk. My Dad is Farsi & My Mom is a Turk. Please do Arabic vs Turk.

[@BahadorAlast]

Muhammed Ibrahim Thank you. We will definitely do it in the future :)

[@mojcyrus1495]

You said you are from Pakistan before😒so you are not Persian and we don't say we are farsi

[@GavrielShimonov]

Do Uzbek and Tajik and you will see a crossover of Turkish and Persian

[@BahadorAlast]

Gavriel Shimonov Oh we would love to! But we don't know any fluent Uzbek speakers in Toronto. I hope to do it in the future!

[@m1n97nb7]

How about afghan vs turkish

[@GavrielShimonov]

Bahador Alast awesome, I will see if I can help you find a fluent speaker. There are truckers and there is a community in Canada not sure where. I’m a Bukharian Jew , who speaks Hebrew , Bukharian , Russian, and Yiddish, so I really enjoy it. There are so many similarities in authentic Hebrew speakers like pronunciation of q, gh, and your videos highlight this. I get like 50 percent of the words .. keep it up

[@GavrielShimonov]

Magazine in Russian means store !

[@persianguy1524]

Tajik isnt a crossover. Its more Persian than Iranian Persian.

[@mohammadabdolrahimi]

چقدر عالی ممنون بابت کلیپهاتون en buyuk turkiye en buyuk iran yaşasın her iki ulke halkı

[@HusticeBoxer23]

İnsallah kardesim Kahrolsun amerika

[@Gokyuzubeyi]

Ra-Dust darem

[@ImranKhan-gp2hc]

@@HusticeBoxer23 in sha Allah

[@yeuxetsourires]

@@ImranKhan-gp2hc in sh a alla h

[@TruthfulAndHumble]

I am Somali and I want to learn Persian and turkish near future. I don't know the two languages well but I listened both turkish and persian songs. I found turkish 🇹🇷 to sound harsh and artistic language while persian 🇮🇷 sounds soft and elegant language. That is just the opinion of someone who doesn't speak neither of the two languages.

[@BahadorAlast]

king Awiye of Somalia Thank you! I hope our videos can help you with the learning process!

[@TruthfulAndHumble]

Bahador Alast Well it helps. Plus I am starting to watching movies in turkish and persian.

[@factfullnessthelikes4566]

king Awiye of Somalia that’s very tight Persian is one of the richest languages for love song and poetry and has very wide range and easiness to play with words to describe your meaning and thoughts That’s why I love it cuz I’m Farsi your really can express yourself and describe your feelings and thoughts the best possible way if u know the language well! It’s melodic also 🎻

[@theniqabiblogger]

king Awiye of Somalia if you learn the language of Turkish it is also the same we have they’ve just gave simple words if you go on a conversation you’ll see it’s completely different and there’s a lot of drama songs nasheeds that are also different

[@Faysal_Mohamed]

king Awiye of Somalia lipax meesha ma iga soo horeese anoo dhaxwaregaayo ku arke salan sare👋 mida kle labada luuqad wey isku dhaw yhn ani luqada turkiga aqaanaa ereyo badan ayba ka siman yhn dhawaqa lee wax yaris kala gadisan yhn lkn waa fahme waxa laga wado qofka persian ka yaqaano ereyada turkiga qaarkod wuu fahmaa lkn qofka turkiga yaqaano aa laga yaabaa in ereyada qaar ku adkaadan, ereyo lagu qayaaso in ay ka badan yihiin 500 oo persian ah aa ku jiran luuqada turkiga hada ani waxaa ku arke sida ereyga Müşteri oo turki ah persian moghsteri waxas cml ay dhahaayeen marka labo luuqad aad isugu dhaw waaye. Waaa kusalaaamaaaa (From Turkey)

[@SaraWilsonBasturk]

This is a fun series of videos. Thank you for making them 🙂

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you for watching :)

[@saadalikhan803]

Very interesting aina, bahar and zangir is the common words that we use in our life my native language is urdu from Pakistan

[@shirazishirazi1619]

well we are a type of Persian too in Pakistan

[@Ali-sh6kh]

Farsi has a long impact on both Ottoman Turkish and Urdu.

[@theniqabiblogger]

Saad Ali Khan they should have done Urdu similarities with Turkish

[@saadalikhan803]

FIZAI .Tahira. yeah I know that was awesome.

[@myblueandme]

Urdu is originated in India and its one od the official language of India. Infact after partition it was the language of Muhajirs in Pakistan

[@0Hannaneh0]

Hi, I'm Iranian and I live in one of the North Western cities of Iran where we also speak Turkish (But not exactly the "Turkish" used in Turkey or Azerbaijan or other countries where they use Turkish, though there are lots of similarities) and since our national language is Farsi/Persian we know that too! (I actually grew up learning both Farsi and Turkish) We also learn Arabic (Of course not professionally) and English (this as well to some extent) at school! And as English is an international language many people pursue it (besides learning it at school) to the extent which they can manage to live in a foreign country or do other things! (Which I did! (^_^)) I personally started learning Turkish (the one used in the video) when I was 8 through TV shows and songs and I have to say that learning different languages helps you a lot even in your own language! For example you may come across a word you don't know the definition of, but if you know for example Turkish you can get through it! These similarities really get me excited and make me even go further and try to learn other ones too! By the way, thank you for the video. I really enjoyed it! 👍 خیلی قشنگه دیدن همچین ویدئو هایی 😢 Love to everyone all around the world! ❤ Hepinize saygılar! 😊

[@balkanj5604]

ياشا 🇮🇷❤️❤️

[@kasra20giv14]

i am native persian speaking iranian i love turkish language and i speak it too

[@koseku3]

Finally the video i have been waiting for :) Persian is a very rich language, that we cannot just leave Persian origin words in Turkish and replace them with original Turkish words. I think most of these words on video are Persian origin, some of them can be replaced with other Turkish words like "Milliyet" with "Ulus". Also the persian origin words are usualy used for some specific situation, not for common words in Turkish. It is amazing how languages in two different language families can affect each other so much edit: actualy ulus mean nation not nationality, that was my mistake

[@BahadorAlast]

Koray Sercan Kuru Thank you! I like the fact that both Persian and Turkish languages and cultures have influenced and enriched one another! It's wonderful. Thanks for watching :)

[@Devrimapak]

Farsça çok güzel bir dil ya ancak ulus sözcüğü Türkçe değil Moğolca. Akraba diye alınmış olabilir ama Türklerle Moğolların arasında Farslar kadar yakınlık yok. Atalarımız Farslara daha yakın, dna sonuçlarını izleyebilirsin KZbin'da..

[@koseku3]

evet biliyorum, moğollarla olan bağımız pek kalmadı gibi ama dilin kökeni oralara dayanıyor

[@ismailsaidmutlu]

Also should ben mentioned, it is almost impossible in turkish making even basic sentences without persian loans. Like "her, hiç, hem, -ki suffix "and so on. Really important facts that people should be aware.

[@Devrimapak]

İsmail Said Mutlu Yapım eki "-ki" Türkçe ve bağlaç olan "ki" Farsça.

[@greylock1959]

Wow. I am an english speaker but I love language. This was so interesting to listen to. The similarity between these two languages is amazing. Thank you for this video post.

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you for watching. I hope you enjoy our future videos as well:)

[@farhadlord1587]

Love from iran to turkish peapole.😍😍😍😍😍

[@Potatodrumcrow]

This is amazing ! I love when both different countries try to see the similarities

[@idilallaire9132]

I was thinking just Turkish has too much Farsi words but as i can see they have too much Turkish words too in Farsi. And most of the words are from Arabic cuz both of the nations are muslim.

[@maayanhaza6178]

Love both Iran and Turkey! Beautiful nations, people and cultures! Love from Israel ❤

[@BerkayTugal]

Teşekkürler Bahadır :-)

[@kaleidoscopeminded3289]

Thats so informative video about similarities of persian and turkish Languages and all the speakers on the platform are so nice and communicative. Thank you 🙏 greetings to our persian brothers 🙏 that appears that we share many common things

[@kamilsarzeybek7929]

We Turks' have so many Persian loanwords'' in our tongue and i think the Persian language was created by some smart people ..warm salutes from TURKIYE to our beloved PERSIAN neighbours.

[@kamilsarzeybek7929]

@Harry Williams thank you for the detail' and i also think the Persian language plays a great role in the forming of other nation's tongues , since it's one of the oldest among all..take care of yourself, my dear.

[@nurettinaslanturk6615]

Aruz vezniyle şiir yazmak kolay olsun diye midir nedir, türkçesi zaten olan kelimeleri almakta bile mahzur görmemişiz. Mesela kırmızı kelimesi... kızıl ve al kelimeleri türkçede var ama farsça kökenli kırmızının yeri ayrı.

[@LaNa-sz2gb]

Kamil Sarızeybek As someone who speaks both Turkish and Persian I can say that we Persians have absolutely no Turkish loanwords.

[@michael.m-mira2665]

@@LaNa-sz2gb Original Turkish words: Pirinç (Düğü) Ayna (Gözgü) Hafta (Yedil/Yedice) Bahar (Göklem) Zincir (İldirme) How about Arabic loanwords??

[@michael.m-mira2665]

@@nurettinaslanturk6615 Bu dili katletmektir Bütün Türkler kızıl derken siksen de kırmızı demem.

[@ismailsaidmutlu]

Fastinating video. I have been expecting a great video and here it is. It is remarkable there are really small pronunciation and accent differences. I love persian and gonna learn it inşallah. I hope there will be more interactions between Iran and Turkey. Also good teas :D. Afiyet olsun.

[@BahadorAlast]

İsmail Said Mutlu Thank you so much! :) I also hope to see an even closer relationship between the people of Iran and Turkey!! The teas were a very important component of a video with Turks and Persians :)

[@semaata1691]

Love Persian culture, food, music, language....i feel very close to persians like relatives ❤️ Greeting from a turkish girl

[@alirezarezaee7199]

We also love Turkish people With love from Iran ❤️

[@legendofpersia]

I have moved to Istanbul for about two weeks, and as Farsi speaker, I am learning Turkish fast and enjoying every bit of it!

[@junaid1040]

Are you Muslim? Inshallah you are as being Muslims is the only way to enter jannah and avoid the fire of jahanam

[@herolds9367]

Fantastic! I'm learning both Farsi and Turkish and it's great to know that they have so much in common!! x-)

[@aidynnwzm]

love turkish and love persian from pakistan

[@zeynepsolmaz5572]

Güzel bir video olmuş tebrikler 👏👏👏

[@BahadorAlast]

teşekkür ederim ❤

[@TurkaCris]

we Turks I think learned many words from Persians when passing from Central Asia to Anatolia :)

[@Devrimapak]

Hepsi Farsça alıntı değil, Arapça da var kalp ve milliyet gibi ayrıca küçük ve birkaç sözcük daha demişti onlar da Türkçeden Farsçaya geçmiş.

[@AslanTamjidi]

Çimen, kırmızı, kurbağa, öztürkçe kelimeler... aklımda kalanlar...

[@yabgubeg1254]

Tepe kelimesi de Orhun kitapelerinde geçer Töpü-Tüpü olarak. Arkadaşın da dediği gibi Çimen (Divan-ü Lügat-it Türk'te Çimgen), Kurbağa kelimeleri Türkçe'dir. Kırmızı kelimesi esas olarak Arapça/Farsça kökenlidir, Türkçesi Kızıldır. Unutulmamalı ki biz Anadolu'ya gelirken Farsları egemenliğimiz altına aldık (Selçuklular) o toprakları daha sonra Moğollara kaptırdık ardından tekrar Timur Devleti ile geri aldık yani İran çok uzun süre Türk egemenliğinde kaldı. Sadece biz onlardan değil onlar da bizden kelimeler aldı.

[@Devrimapak]

Yok Kırmızı Arapça Türkçe olanlar küçük tepe kurbağa çimen. Kızıl bu arada ayrı bir renk kırmızının karşılığı al

[@azadlaispanca]

They also learned words from Turkic people

[@burakkara438]

سلام بهادر.از تركيه مىنويسم، ترك هستم. كانال تو و زبان فارسى را خيلى خيلى دوست دارم. كارهاى تو خيلى خوب و قشنگند. ترا تبريك ميكنم. خدا حافظ!

[@BahadorAlast]

teşekkür ederim سپاسگزارم ❤❤

[@ahaydarov896]

I am Uzbek and Turkic language family. But our pronounciation of many are more similar to Persian.

[@hera525]

Ja,unday demang e , tilimizzi obrosini tushirvorasku

[@singhanmolpreet5935]

This video is so cool because there is many Persian AND Turkish words in Hindi. I reckon I understood about 60% of the words in this video, which is pretty cool (but keep in mind thats biased because im currently learning Turkish)

[@cihanmakal764]

I've been in expectation during a long time of this video . Hi from Istanbul 😂😂🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@BahadorAlast]

Cihan Makal Thank you! Hope you enjoyed it :) Much love!!

[@ehlv1111]

We want the similarities between Arabic and Turkish in the next episode please

[@BahadorAlast]

Th Q We have many videos planned, and we'll eventually be doing Turkish/Arabic :) Thank you!

[@ANIME2020X]

It won't be as interesting if the Turks were only given Arabic loanwords like "Kalp" or "dunya" which are used in Turkish but are originally Arabic.

[@golkiwi8783]

sohan is such a delicious and sweet present. Great challenge as always 👍✌💕

[@BahadorAlast]

Gol Kiwi Yes, I took some to work as well, everyone in my office loves it!! Thank you ❤

[@caligal1090]

at first i thought it was a person and was trying to see which one you were talking about...then i realized you meant the sweet lollll im def not a real persian

[@BahadorAlast]

Tara haha 😂

[@thelegendaryboy4939]

who doesn't love when Şimal is in a video!

[@senauzun5597]

@Daily Life of Our Dogs why not?

[@berkcandar8013]

Amazing video! Thank you for doing this!

[@bahralasrar]

Actually there are simple words, which came from Persian. A lot of languages have Persian words, let’s say persian language influence. Especially Turkic languages. As a kazakh turk, I understood almost every word

[@dostonboltaev4978]

Да брат объясни это другим казахам и узбекам ,а то я тут комментарии читаю,пишут как будто это персы взяли эти слова у турков 😂

[@adamashelanu]

@علئ ياسر But in the end they were conquered by Turks and ruled by them for one thousand years

[@adamashelanu]

@علئ ياسر I believe you mean the epicanthal fold which most Asians in Central Asia and the Far East have. But I love the funny way you put it "small eyes and a Chinese look"

[@adamashelanu]

@علئ ياسر They also call it the epicanthic fold I believe both epicanthal and epicanthic are correct

[@izzataliyev5624]

So interesting that not a lot of people actually realize why it is like that. The main reason is that Turkic people that migrated from central asia made a great team with persians. Dozens of empires are there in east that has perso-turkic origin and millions of turkic and persians live in one country for centuries. It will be even more similar if you would do a similarity between azeri-turkic and persian. These two languages influenced each other more than any two languages out there in the world. LOVE TO TURKEY AND IRAN

[@dracars4013]

love your comment

[@oguzturk3456]

there is no perso empire,Its Only Turco empire such as Afshar,Safevids,Qajars,Seljuks.Its only paniranists who claim them as perso because they cant get over the fact that they have bern conquered and ruled by turks for more than 1000 years ahahah

[@Devrimapak]

Kurbağa(frog)-Turkish Küçük(Little)-Turkish Ördek(Duck)-Turkish Çimen(Grass)-Turkish Tepe(Hill, top)-Turkish Ayna(Mirror)- Arabic Kalp(Heart)- Arabic Kırmızı(Red)- Persian Milliyet(Nationality)-Arabic Müşteri(Customer)- Arabic Dünya(World)- Arabic Renk(Colour)-Persian Zincir(Chain)- Persian Mağaza(Store)- Persian Perde(Curtain)- Persian Pencere(Window)- Persian Bahar(Spring)- Persian Pirinç(Rice)- Persian Hafta(Week)- Persian Tulumba(Pumb)- Italian.

[@mehrdad5767]

ANTI -ISLAMIST go learn more stupid kucak is persian Caman is persian Ayne is persian Miliat is persian you fucking liar

[@Devrimapak]

Mesopotamian Kurd What?

[@Devrimapak]

Mesopotamian Kurd You will give Kurdish words to compare with what? And for what?

[@evcim02]

Mesopotamian Kurd don't spoil it for next videos.i like to guess you know :)

[@Devrimapak]

Mesopotamian Kurd Okay!

[@zmba6924]

as a turk, this makes me want to learn persian lol

[@byxl]

Tulumba in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian just means that particular cake, but the name, based on the process of making it, kind of make sense now that I learned the meaning of the word. About half of the words here we can understand in Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian.

[@kronosgunlukleri2859]

yeh there is also a tulumba desert in turkish, its probably first thing you wil think when you heard tulumba in turkish, but there is water pump meaningeither is more like secondary

[@asliturk9096]

tuulumba meens in turkish is sweet.

[@canan2464]

I'm Iraqi Turkmen from Austraila 😊

[@bestgermanicos4845]

I love Turkey ❤

[@gokalptozlu9201]

1.08 ördek so funny

[@BahadorAlast]

Yeah! haha 😂😂

[@mustafasimsek8275]

There are a lot of common words between Turkish and Persian because of some historical and cultural reasons. In addition these words' origin is Persian.

[@Kabul185]

فارسی زبان ها لایک کنید کامنتم را

[@Mr-br4pj]

hzh kabul nmknm

[@You-sc6ip]

Higlited yupp except it’s zABan, KOnid & Commentem.

[@rohimosavi5545]

🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫

[@avaaryamanesh416]

پارسی زبان ها درسته 👌🏻

[@sarafayeq464]

I am from Afghanistan and love watching your videos

[@BahadorAlast]

Sara Fayeq Thank you so much! That is actually my biggest goal for a future video! The Afghans I know in Toronto were born here and although they speak Dari, they're not fluent enough to participate for a challenge, so as soon as I find a good candidate, we'll do it :)

[@sarafayeq464]

Great!!! Tashakor

[@somebody5954]

Bahador Alast this would be a great concept

[@adityabhagwat7231]

Keep making these videos! Love from India! :)

[@ghanifazal3365]

i think i have an addiction to ur vids loll i cant stop binge watching them haha. Best of luck to sherzad

[@BahadorAlast]

Ghani Fazal haha, glad to hear you like them!! I feel that even when you don't speak either language in the video, it can still be very entertaining and educational!! :) Hope you'll enjoy all the future videos just as much, and thanks so much for the best wishes! :)

[@munthirabbas7369]

My God This is my favorite channel in KZbin keep on what you doing guys

[@robertberger4203]

The real Turkish word for red is "Kizil ".

[@daniyarturatbekov4360]

Taha Tuncel kizil the same in kyrgyz language

[@memososisigaming2718]

Kızıl ✓

[@hasanhuseyin9021]

kırmızı means blood color, kızıl means sunset color (red) and al means fire color (red) in Turkish language. But a lot of Turkish people dont know these meaning differences.. :)

[@defneylmaz5033]

Actually “kırmızı” means red and “kızıl” means reddish

[@poillium7270]

Kızıl and Al

[@Senyorita2030]

Piyaz is onion in Kazakh language! Persian language is so soft, but I enjoy Turkish lang more.

[@1107861214ali]

Very interesting Turkish and Iranian people share similar culture

[@BahadorAlast]

Ali falcon Thank you for watching!

[@brightmindd]

Wow I didn't know there are many persian words in turkish by the way we are neighbour and this is common.

[@CosmoExplosion]

These videos are such a joy to watch honestly. It's crazy how so many of these words are there in Urdu too! I'm listing the way the words in the video are pronounced in Urdu heart= qalb Jupiter= Mushtari Mirror= Aaena week= hafta little= koochak nationailty however I think is called qaumiyat bahr means sea not spring in urdu zanjeer is a chain and parday are curtains too!

[@nigaraskin2255]

Urduca Babür Şah imparatorluğunun ordu diliydi askerlerin konuştuğu dil.

[@nigaraskin2255]

Babür Şah Timurlenk-in torunu yani türk.

[@deumevet]

in catalan store is "magatzem" its really similar to persian.

[@user-bx2ku3ic4k]

Maybe that's because of the fact that catalans and iranians have the same origine.