These Turkic languages are dying

[@turkchap]

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[@thechessguru9029]

Great content!

[@thechessguru9029]

I am an Uyghur, but my main languages are English, French, and Russian (I was born in Kazakhstan, raised in Canada, and reside in Antalya). Although I can understand some dialects of Uyghur, I can speak very little. I'm hoping to get a little more free time to learn Uyghur. I still have relatives who are native speakers.

[@turkchap]

Selam kardeşim

[@thechessguru9029]

@@turkchap :( If God wills, they shall be liberated, and all of us from sin. 🙏

[@The-J-Net]

@@turkchap womp womp

[@emrebilgintm]

​@@thechessguru9029Antalya'da mısın hâlâ? Tanışmak isterim

[@NotUselessProductions]

@@The-J-Netbro why

[@abuhammad]

Also fear for the fate of people in so called Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous where all non Chinese languages got eviction notice in 2016.

[@turkchap]

Sadly the Uyghurs are facing a horrible genocide there :(

[@wolfsiejk]

I had a girlfriend from xinjang where she later went to the uk to escape with her family. She will have heck of some mom lore.

[@otaggokcer6875]

Major Turkic nations (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkiye) should build language-villages for those vulnerable Turkic languages in their countries and make the youth of their nation learn and speak them.

[@turkchap]

Such a good idea! These languages should be preserved since they the remnants of cultural diversity and richness of Turkic languages.

[@Qazaq_Qiyat_1465]

Bruh we barely speak our own languages.

[@mr_bluesky9436]

Thank you for your work! I'm glad that outside of Russian speaking environment someone know about these languages! Tatarlardan törek tuğannarına sälam!

[@turkchap]

Thank you too!

[@bubirarda]

thank you, turk chad.

[@turkchap]

Thank you

[@oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072]

Arghu Ugri Yug yugur Yuk aghir Bash khir kyr gyz og hur Uighur ogh uz Uz beg daghur sakha Ainu of Japan Ket kot over 50 thousand years peoples have crossed Central Asia Siberia to America mixed remixed with various names of tribes languages and ethnic groups taking on mixing languages inter marrying like layers of kebab they never die they change and mix languages never die peoplespirit soul never dithey go to the garden where rivers of white water flow

[@Alex_lol]

On the other hand: who cares? I mean it’s sad and all, but I just don’t understand what those languages are contributing to society. It’s not like people are getting hurt or die because they don’t speak their ethnic language anymore.

[@ErkSavu]

Every disappearing language takes a whole human culture with it. Tales, idioms, expressions, lifestyle and the entire culture of a language should be regarded a value of humanity as a whole. That’s why anthropologists record disappearing hunter-gatherer languages. Even if we cannot prevent their extinction, we can preserve their cultural and linguistic heritage in academic fields. So even if there is no physical persecution, a disappearing language is something to care about in my opinion.

[@6ltk]

im pipil ur very wrong

[@turkchap]

@Alex_lol You can't imagine how much I disagree.

[@Pipripfat]

The Uyghurs would like to have a conversion with you about that but unfortunately they're busy being assimilated in concentration camps.

[@turkchap]

@@Pipripfat Sadly. What they are going through his horrible

[@alekskonusuyor]

I love it! Great work Turk Chap.

[@turkchap]

Thank you!

[@cykablyat5272]

Anyone feels that the one who reads the story in Dolgan read it more like Korean :)?

[@AkellaAkella-kp1mp]

The Crimean Urum language of Turkic Orthodoxes in Ukraine is also dying; like Karait, it's similar to Crimean Tatar language. But the Caucasian Urum language of Turkic Orthodoxes in Georgia, Greece and Russia is still used, it is a mix of Azerbaijani and Turkey Turkic dialects.

[@Terrus_38]

A nice video, it’s a pity you didn’t mention Polish Karaims though, although in 2021 only 16 people spoke it at home. They’re the smallest recognized minority group in Poland and their history here is interesting as well, many of them lived what used to be Poland but is in modern day Belarus, Lithuania, and they moved to Poland, and are scattered in places like Warsaw, Wrocław (pretty much west, they had even the only prayer home in post-war Poland there until 1989)

[@Terrus_38]

well idk if it was Belarus, but I mean generally the lands east of modern Poland

[@Terrus_38]

Also a few years ago Polish singer Karolina Cicha made an album in Karaim language, she’s not Karaim afaik but still, that’s so cool, I like these songs

[@Qazaq_Qiyat_1465]

‘Qing’ is pronounced like ‘Ching’, that’s where the name of China comes from.

[@aryankarki688]

How does this only have 48 likes???

[@turkchap]

I hope there will be more likes in the future :(

[@oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072]

because it is genuine ,people view it but they are put off by the negative word title they use as click bait it is used of course English is used too much it is not a good thing for cultures more used languages is better the west is making this unused languages 90 percent of Videos pay YT and get auto views and bot comments to boost and click bait Head lines all about money not genuine education and debate When I went to Istan bul on my way I saw a woman with kids in the cold weaving beautiful Uighur Socks gloves 2 Million Lira ! 250, for bread so cheap nobody buying so I bought and gave her my bread and 3x more and a guy came to me and said she is rich her husband force her to beg and he said US is making trouble for China from Afghanistan Wakhan to distablize that region like in Syria libiya with USis it is complex the Turks want Pan turk but people see the economic Benifits in Peace it is outside that are stoking Tensions I was forced to speak English instead of Norse it is preserved so I adapt seek the truth not in YT be care ful comments will be hidden if you critisize Tukic languages are beautiful like Ainu of Japan a Tukish ship came to Hokkaido and wrecked sailors were helped by Ainu and they could understand the language of Tatar in Tungus east of Mongolia.

[@oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072]

photoes are Selkup ket kot pomprkol ...

[@ezbrcime5577]

Thank you for video

[@turkchap]

Thank you! :)

[@Mr.Vercetti-7]

Very interesting

[@turkchap]

Thank you!