TATAR LANGUAGE, PEOPLE, & CULTURE

[@ilovelanguages0124]

This video is a collaboration with Aysylu The Tatar Girl YT channel. @IcefromtheUS Please give her a follow to learn more about the Tatar language, people and culture. youtube.com/@icefromtheus?si=T9dAgfEkOa6zUSPu

[@duyguncihangurman9895]

​@@munmunsarkar1726 What are you doing today?

[@munmunsarkar1726]

@@duyguncihangurman9895 I am a 20 year old boy and a neet aspirant(medical exam) of india. I have too less time to remain free. I am studying online now just got a minute to reply. 😁😁

[@SirBolsón]

May the Tatars stay safe after all they've gone through and are going through now, whether in Poland, Crimea or the Idel-Ural.

[@Comandante-f5v]

Что такое идель-урал?

[@SirBolsón]

​​​@@Comandante-f5vИдель-Урал" - это предполагаемая нация, которая располагалась в современном районе Казани, охватывая Татарстан и прилегающие районы, где проживали не только русские, но и носители уральского языка. Я использую термин "Идель-Урал" для обозначения этого региона, поскольку там живет много татар. В этом нет ничего политического, только географическое!

[@vitaminoff]

Дичь какая-то.

[@nextrimus_9618]

А что они переживают??

[@SirBolsón]

​@@nextrimus_9618Война на Украине.

[@tatarnational_ist]

Greetings from Volga Tatar! Thank you for finally making video of my language and my people. You have earnt my respect from Tatarstan republic of Russia.

[@SirBolsón]

🫡🫡

[@nenenindonu]

A Kipchak language with Bulgar heritage. I'd like to see a comparison between Chuvash, Malkar, and Tatar since the three are the only languages known to be of Oghur Turkic background

[@bipbams0183]

Great video! Have to point out that this is not the standart Kazan Tatar, but one of the Mishar varieties: the ç sound is pronounced as a whistling sh in Kazan Tatar [ɕ], and as ch or ts in Mishar variety. The alphabet used is also a bit far from Zamanalif, the most commonly used Latin alphabet for the Tatar language.

[@forgottenmusic1]

Tatars are a group of peoples, speaking related, but still different languages. The Volga Tatars are just the biggest of them. In addition, several nations have been called Tatars in past, but not today, f.e. the Azerbaijani.

[@leramomaccery3614]

Yay. Love this language😊 Once, I've even tried to write a course for tatar language on wikiversity.

[@theheroickhan]

Tatar and Turkish languages Numbers in Tatar and Turkish : English / Tatar / Turkish One / ber / bir Two / ike / iki Three / öch / üç Four / dürt / dört Five / bish / beş Six / alty / altı Seven / jide / yedi Eight / sigez / sekiz Nine / tugyz / dokuz Ten / un / on Words in Tatar and Turkish : I / min / ben You / sin / sen He / ul / o We / bez / biz You / sez / siz They / alar / olar This / bu / bu Name / isem / isim Son / uly, ugyl / oğlu, oğul Daughter / qyz / kız People / kesheler, khalyk / kişiler, halk Eye / küz / göz Ear / qolaq / kulak Nose / boryn / burun Tooth / tesh / diş Head / bash / baş Hair / chəch / saç Foot / ayaq / ayak Dog / et / it Pig / dunggyz / domuz Cow / siyir / sığır Horse / at / at Bird / qosh / kuş Fish / balyq / balık Flower / chəchək / çiçek Tree / agach / ağaç Leaf / yafraq / yaprak Year / yil / yıl Day / kön / gün Sun / qoyash / güneş Moon / ay / ay Stars / yoldyzlar / yıldızlar Fire / ut, yangyn / ateş, yangın Water / su / su Aire / hawa / hava Earth / jir / yer Sky / kük / gök Sea / dinggez / deniz Mountain / taw / dağ Forest / urman / orman Left / sul / sol Right / ung / sağ If / əgər / eğer Because / chönki / çünkü Old / qart, iske / kart, eski New / yange / yeni Colors in Tatar and Turkish : Red / qyzyl / kızıl Blue / zəngger / çakır Yellow / sary / sarı Green / yashel / yeşil White / aq / ak Black / qara / kara

[@aitokoojii1462]

I, you, we, and you plural is minä, sinä, me, te in Finnish. Very similar to Tatar.

[@loveweus]

Рэхмэт!

[@nockeynoo]

wazzup Bina?

[@loveweus]

@@nockeynoo heyaaa nockey, you caught me watching tatar stuff 🫢haha

[@nockeynoo]

@@loveweus i was excited to see u hehe :]]] i love listening to Tatar songs

[@loveweus]

@username97011 әйе 😉

[@Davlavi]

Great collaboration.

[@nockeynoo]

if u want to looking for Tatar songs, i share some my favourite songs on my playlist for recommended "Сүнгән ялкыннар" by Изге Ай "Сылу Яр" by Энҗе "Унҗиде Яшь" by Сабина "Чия жыры" (Blümchen's cover) by Сабина

[@kambucket6838]

Thanks for recommendations! Also there’s AIGEL (АИГЕЛ) and Juna band, I really love them. Especially Piyala from AIGEL, and Amanat from Juna.

[@nockeynoo]

@@kambucket6838 i haven't heard of AIGEL before, most of my playlist or the songs i share from 90's

[@ckskuo7182]

Also I recomended Радик Динәхмәтов - Уфа Иркя Гайнемхаметова - Тала Тала kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHzcfn-KdsqVd7c Дамира Саетова - Эзлэдем-табалмадым

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

TENGRI BLESS THE TATARS

[@ShrekOwO]

but they are mostly Muslim and some are Christian, why Tengrism?

[@kkistiby]

@@ShrekOwO In Tatar language the Tengri is god and Allah at the same time. And recently, supporters of Tengrianism have been appearing more and more often among the Turkic peoples (Tatars are Turkic people)

[@koronakike1205]

THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON!

[@koronakike1205]

@@kkistiby , THE ORIGIN IS DEV SHIVA FROM THE CONTINENT OF "MU".

[@abdullahyldz308]

As an anatolian turkish i can nearly understand all words easily.

[@شاخاب-پارس]

شما فقط زبانتان ترکی است اما ژن و نژادتان یرانی است

[@KingEmzzyA]

Nice video 🙂

[@SirBolsón]

Are they any differences between the Majority Muslim Tatars and the Christian "Kryashen" population of Volga Tatars as I'd assume they're more likely to use Russophonic vocabulary considerably how they aren't Muslim?

[@SirBolsón]

@@RussianUkrainian9 ??

[@nextrimus_9618]

Как по мне, человеку, который здесь живет, особой разницы в частотности употребления русских слов не имеется. Некоторые слова по другому используются, но все из той же татарской лексики.

[@alicealice8339]

Kryashen is same Tatar language with same Arabic-Persian loanwords. Actually even Chuvash has plenty of Arabic and Persian loanwords.

[@SirBolsón]

@@alicealice8339 And Chuvash ate mostly Orthodox! 🙆🏻‍♂️

[@MADX.]

Tatar dialect is my favorite among the Turkic languages. I took Tatar Turkish lessons for 6 months

[@polishhussarmapping258]

It's called Tatar, not Tatar Turkish. I'm Polish, but I don't typically call other Slavic languages "Slovakian Polish" or "Bulgarian Polish". They're separate languages spoken by separate nations.

[@MADX.]

@@polishhussarmapping258 Yes, you are right, I made a mistake.

[@ГлебВерховский-п2р]

The Turkish language is a dialect of the Tatar language

[@Darkturkss1501]

Pls Azerbaijan language and tatar language vs

[@Darkturkss1501]

🐺🤘🏻

[@utente1489]

How similar is this langauge to Turkish??

[@orangetv3tgl144]

Within Turkic languages, pretty far

[@blablu1377]

Quite similar

[@blablu1377]

@@Tengrici_Yol Definitely not. The Turkic languages are way more similar than German and the Slavic ones. Not even comparable.

[@BogdanGrabczyk]

Im half tatar poland Zarki beside Krakow

[@joshuafajardo646]

Tatar is the one of the famous countries of dances from Russian revolutionary wars together in the protest against Udmurt

[@marschshven]

Cool 😂😂❤

[@aidyn8935]

YAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! TY

[@SirBolsón]

Kazan was also one of the last bastions of resistance against the Moscovites (another being the Khanate of Sibir which would fall after Kazan) during the Imperial expansion, with the Russian Tsardom defeating them and absorbing them as a part of the soon-to-be Empire, having to deal with Russification and Christianisation efforts by Russophones. Had they resisted better, then maybe we'd have a Tatar Free State in the modern-day or perhaps a New "Golden Horde" had they decided to take the path of their Mongolian ancestors.

[@Comandante-f5v]

Ну слушай, завоевание казани это была, в первую очередь, ликвидация перманентной угрозы набегов оттуда.

[@SirBolsón]

​@@Comandante-f5vОднако это уже происходило в Крымском ханстве. Я хочу сказать, что Казань была последним крупным центром татарской независимости перед тем, как Московия пришла и захватила власть.

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

So much so, that Kazan is one of the few Muslim-majority cities in Russia.

[@Сергей200]

Какая независимость? Казанское ханство было буфером между чагатайскими ханствами (откуда пришел Тамерлан), впоследствии Османской империи, которая проводила экспансионистскую политику на руинах Золотой Орды и Россией, набеги, на которую совершали татары и отправляли в рабство местное население. Причем набеги совершали не только татары, но и марийцы (две марийские войны устраивались руками татарских мурз, владевших марийскими землями). Из-за чего Россия была вынуждена отступить от планов дальнейшего объединения русских земель

[@RussianUkrainian9]

@@SirBolsón а Сибирское ханство? Разве не это был "последний бастион"? И что это за монгольские предки?

[@Maria_Nizhny_Novgorod]

Что за диалект? Где у нас так чокают?

[@Tupoynachalnik]

Мишары чокающие, в большинстве

[@user-ruslik.]

Tugan tele

[@yassineanassine7905]

Cat is "meche" sonds like the berber "məsh" or "amōsh"

[@nadirhikmetkuleli]

Tatar Mäche is a Turkic word, meaning cat, related to Kazakh Mysyq Kyrgyz Mışık Uzbek Mushuk Uyghur Möşük Karachay Mush Kumuk Mişiy Bashkurt Bisäy Turkish Pisi Azerbaijani and Turkmen Pişik which all derive from old Turkic Bişik (cat).

[@leandrosantana-i7c]

For Tatars, you usually write your language in Latin or Cyrillic, you write in Latin in Tatarstan or only outside of Russia? Some tatar who can answer me or someone who knows? I want to learn this language Good video andy :⁠-⁠)

[@kkistiby]

As Tatar I can say we usually use a Cyrillic Alphabet, but many modern Tatars, especially in emigration or living outside Russia, may use Latin Alphabet. We have 2 versions: 1999 and 2012. You can google it and find Wikipedia page about Tatar language and script. By the way, in Tatarstan if you write official message to government in Latin Tatar or Arabic Tatar they must accept it. I wish you good luck in learning our language!

[@leandrosantana-i7c]

Thank you so much

[@OrdenJust]

I like 3:05

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

How similar is this to other Turkic languages?

[@AydınMəmmədli-s9g]

Yes

[@theguybehindyou7418]

I am an Azeri. I understand numbers and many parts of vocabulary without problem. But I wouldn't be able to hold conversations with Tatars when each speaking in his native language.

[@raufkhaybullin2325]

Native speaker is here😅

[@marschshven]

😂😂😅

[@jonphillips3109]

Are these people the modern descendants of the tartarian empire?

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

Could you make Iraqi Arabic and Persian?

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

Request: Finnish and Mongolian?

[@Anon_Countryball]

Кто живёт в татаре?

[@ЦитатывеликихТатар-ы4б]

В Татарстане не говорят кто живёт в татаре В Татарстане говорят Татарстанда кемнәр яши

[@LiorSultanov]

Min belmim is actually similar to Turkish Ben bilmem

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

Is this language mutually intelligible with Turkish?

[@elimalinsky7069]

@hakanozaslan9571 Yeah, I'd figured Tatar and Turkish aren't mutually intelligible. They come from different branches of Turkic. Tatar is a Kipchak language and Turkish is Oghuz. Nevertheless all Turkic languages are fairly close to each other as they only started to diverge circa 300 CE and are inherently more conservative than Indo-European languages, especially in regard to consonants, as these appear to be quite stable in Turkic languages, so you can indeed recognize isolated words, but whole sentences and especially quick and flowing vernacular will be almost completely unintelligible between branches of Turkic. It can sometimes be hard to understand each other in languages within the same branch as well, because even a conversation between Turkish people and Azeris can find its difficulties in a very informal or casual setting, and that's while many consider Turkish and Azeri to be basically the same language.

[@robertkukuczka9469]

Great language. Greetings from a Pole speaking Hungarian.

[@ДенисМожарівський]

Идел-Урал иреге

[@anunnak_illuminati]

Я слышал что Татарстан очень пынявый регион, насколько это правда?

[@ДенисМожарівський]

@@anunnak_illuminati Я щодо Татарстану точно не можу сказати, бо я не знаю що там твориться, обобливо у Ічкерії, хоч події Чеченських визвольних війн мені відомі. Я значно більше можу розповісти про ситуацію в окупованому Криму, бо мені чернівчанину, як громадянину України слідкую за новинами з Криму, де кримських татар та інших проукраїнських людей переслідують.

[@unknownmf2599]

Turkic world

[@joseg.solano1891]

Siberian Tatar, please

[@JunoKazuko]

From now on I will say… YOURE A 5 IN TATAR And I’m a Sea in Tatar AND YOURE BECAUSE IN TATAR

[@i_am_very_happy798]

😂😂😂

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

Always say number

[@elbeykz]

Russian empire was calling Azerbaijani people tatars more than 200 years

[@Hoorsupplier]

All turk are called tatars

[@epilepticatarave]

As Pole I have understood 0% of this weird langauge❤

[@ShohinSalimov]

Because it's not Slavic or any other Indo-European language but Turkic language

[@lpssatellitesonyasmilecat3667]

You’re weird, not the language dude

[@danyagamescompany]

Please in the Ukrainian language

[@ДенисМожарівський]

Будь ласка

[@їжакоднако]

They just have.

[@Ivan74609]

They are not tatar they are volga Bulgarian

[@x-error404alphaepicfellsan9]

Volga Bulgar = Turkic