Turkiy tillar | Turkic languages | 9th lesson | Uzbek language for beginners

[@ibratfarzandlari]

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[@robinchen2754]

I like the sentence that “when we are learning Uzbek, we are also learning Uyghur language”. O’zbek- Uyg’ur bir millat.

[@edwardguo7995]

Thank you very much for your lessons! Besides your excellent teaching, I really like your clothes! That's a modern way of dressing integrated with distinct Uzbek features! Very fashionable! Rahmat!

[@christophercrowley9873]

I'm enjoying so much your teachings of the Uzbek language, better than any other source when it comes to learning another language, I love central Asian history, from early settlers like the Anau, Karasuk,Keltiminar, Botai, Cooatus, Askiz, Xiongnu, Xianbei, Hephalite, Hunnic, Röuran Khaganate, Avar Khaganate, Uyghur Khaganate, Cumania, Kimek-Kipchak confederation, Kara-Khanid Khanate, Tamerlane empires, great stuff

[@sabaokangan]

You are the best Uzbek teacher. I wish I could study under you for 1 zoom class per week. ❤️‍🔥 from Beverly Hills 🇺🇸

[@debbiemueller4981]

So very interesting! I just finished listening to an audiobook called “The Secret history of the Mongol queens.” The different tribes of the steppe figured prominently in the story. Your discussion topics in this lesson added another layer of insight for me. Navoiy is a brand-new name to me. Thank you for introducing him to us. I am slowly learning important historical figures, like Avicenna, Amir Timur, the Mongol queens, and now Navoiy. Wonderful information, along with the Turkic language discussion. ❤

[@mustafaoguzcatkal6251]

I love history . Of you go to psychologist he always ask to tell about your past to cure you. It means if we want to correct today we should know our past.

[@chen8934]

Great video about history. I never met Uzbeks, but met lots of Uyghurs. There are lots of Uyghur food in Pekin. We can buy nan everywhere... Many Chinese people actually know some very basic Uyghur words like Assalamu-Alaykum (btw, this is also how Chinese muslims greet each other and we also keep some Persian loan word in Chinese like "dost"), Yahximusiz, rahmat, adax, gül, piyaz, anar. I also notice that when Uyghur people speak Chinese, they like to place verbs at the end. And your costume also looks like theirs. For other Turkic languages, I feel that Kazakh sounds more "harsh" but still kind of similar.

[@ibratfarzandlari]

Thank you for your comment) We are happy to share information about Turkic languages and their traditions to everyone

[@KasimKhan-jq3ju]

Fantastic job maim

[@Muni_Laoshi]

Teacher, can you recommend some movies with Uzbek subtitles, or maybe movies which are easy to understand

[@iskandrviskandrv476]

Zor ekan 2008 😀😀😀

[@neal1006]

I'm learning uzbek through turkish although the latter is not my native language

[@iskandrviskandrv476]

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[@iskandrviskandrv476]

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Anjon

[@rustambekxudayberdiev6420]

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