The Adyghe

[@marzetka_i_am]

Thank you so much for this chapter! 🤗 As Adyghe I'm happy that you're interested in our history! You've told it right👍

[@allaboutrussia2022]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@blegojcaner]

Thanks for the video. Abdzekh is spoken almost everywhere. There are many areas in Turkey Circassians speak Abdzekh dialect. If I may suggest, It would be nicer if you lower the music.

[@allaboutrussia2022]

Ah, I wasn't aware of that - thank you for the information and feedback! I hope you enjoyed the video!

[@martymckay8978]

Very interesting and educational. However, the music is distracting to the point of annoyance.

[@allaboutrussia2022]

Completely agree. This was one of my earlier videos and I hadn't quite got the audio balance worked out. If you check some of my more recent content, the music is less...jarring.

[@RockyStJohns]

The music is too loud in the mix Makes it hard to hear what people are saying.

[@allaboutrussia2022]

Absolutely, this was one of my older vids and the audio balance is off. Apologies - I will at some point revise this one.

[@1sheix]

We can not hear Vitaly because of the music

[@allaboutrussia2022]

Apologies! This is an older video and I was still learning the audio settings - might be worth checking out a more recent video for better sound quality!

[@Mo-ny5rt]

Now all Circassian people hope to return to our land

[@mohamadaliffshafiqazizan2788]

All of North Caucasusian must fight tyrannt of Russian Government!!!

[@novaldez6672]

Mexican -adyghe descendant. My great grandfather was. Saludos cordiales

[@allaboutrussia2022]

Oh, wow, that's a very unusual mix! I'm sure your family tree tells a very interesting tale indeed :)

[@Mo-ny5rt]

That's great thanks

[@allaboutrussia2022]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@felipebranchesi597]

Adyghe Turkmenistan (SSR) Gujarati Luxembourg Chechenia Ingush

[@salsertk]

Wepso

[@Lalalaladododo]

Bad research, unfortunately.

[@allaboutrussia2022]

I'm curious what parts you feel are incorrect? I was fortunate enough to collaborate with Vitaly, an Adyghe ethnographer and historian for this video, who fact checked a lot of the information I found. Please do let me know if you've found something incorrect!