Uralic languages

[@mysteriousDSF]

I always thought we Hungarians were a tiny nation but amongst the Uralic we the big boys lol

[@emperorscoubs2405]

mysteriousDSF you forgot that Hungary and Finland are brothers

[@mysteriousDSF]

@@emperorscoubs2405 I didn't. We're just quite a lot more populous nation. (10 million in Hungary + 3 million diaspora)

[@timppaUT]

Nope! You are genuine GIANTS! Not just big boys. As are there over twice as many Hungarians than us Finns? And we are suppose to be a second biggest Finno-Ugric speakers... So: Theres not much of us, compared to whole world population. But quality before quantity! ;) :D

[@mysteriousDSF]

@@timppaUT nice words, I love them! Btw as a metalhead, Finns are my no. 1 nation music-wise! You really beat even the Swedish to it. Finnish music is simply the best in the entire world, and I'm not even exaggerating!

[@timppaUT]

mysteriousDSF Yup. This is good place to live for a metalhead! :P (and as it just happens to be, I’m a metalhead too! But thats not any kind of a news for these neck of a woods :D ) Though, I’m more inclined to Death Metal, and those kind of bands are more sparse in here than so called power metal ones, so my current absolute favourites are outside of Finland. But sure! I have listened lot of Finnish bands too! Like: Stratovarius, Korpiklaani, Cryhavoc, Sonata Arctica, Kiuas, Stam1na, Sotajumala, Kalmah, and what-not. Just to name a few.

[@woodoo0528]

All these languages are very beautiful. It was pleasure to listen. Greetings from Hungary 🇭🇺❤️

[@lumikalamiez5096]

If you want, support the page for livonian language, an endangered language. facebook.com/livuval/

[@woodoo0528]

@Sheerz hungarians are magyars and not turk

[@jordangarrison6191]

@Takalomi and you are an uneducated rat

[@yoprstbukhalov]

Уральские и многие Сибирские народы это конгломерат который начал образовываться ещё задолго до Римской империи из трёх потоков племён шедших столетиями и тысячелетиями с востока на запад через Урал, встречного с запада на восток за Урал, а так же потока племён с территории где сейчас современный Иран двигавшихся на Север. Позднее Римляне их называли гуннами. В какой то исторический момент они стали доставать и Римскую империю и Китай который огородился от них стеной. Римская империя выдержала натиск разбив их, но всё таки гунны сыграли не последнюю роль в дальнейшем распаде Римской империи. И ещё два интересных факта: самоназвание Венгров - Хунгар); а так же вычислена матрица генетических расстояний 11 человеческих популяций Европы, Азии и Америки по 28 аллелям 12 локусов белков, ферментов и групп крови. Построенная по этой матрице дендрограмма показала определенное родство европейских и североазиатских народов, а также американских индейцев. Вычисленная матрица генетических расстояний 55 человеческих популяций и построение микроэволюционной дендрограммы этих популяций Европы, Азии, Америки, Африки и Океании, подтвердили это родство. Сопоставление этих данных с общими гаплогруппами митохондриальной ДНК у европейцев, алтайцев и американских индейцев позволило предположить о происхождении указанных этносов из одной предковой азиатской палеолитической популяции. Антропологические данные о обнаружении палеолитических костных остатков европеоидов в Сибири подтверждают гипотезу.

[@ГеннадийПожинский]

МЫ ЭРЬЗЯ МОКША И ШОКША МЫ МНОГОНАЦИОНАЛЬНЫЙ НАРОД НАШЕЙ МНОГОНАЦИОНАЛЬНОЙ МАТУШКИ РОССИИ !!

[@ggeorgeherny]

Love learning about Uralic people. I lost a friend who was Uralic and want to know more. She was a very kind person and big heart too

[@ZetaR0yszawa]

Those Uralic languages are soo beautiful!! I wish I could learn more about Uralic languages~ 😢😢 As an Austronesian speaker (Malay), I adore you guys 🇲🇾❤️🇫🇮🇪🇪🇭🇺❤️⚪🖤💙💚💛❤️❤️⚪💙❤️⚪⚪

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

I'm Indonesian, Russia has an Uralic & Turkic Languages

[@ZetaR0yszawa]

@@raihanfarrelofficial Also Caucasian and several Siberian languages.

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

@@ZetaR0yszawa Exactly Northern Caucasian Languages like; Chechen & Ingushetian & Circassian/Adyghe. Siberian Languages are Turkic (Tuvan, Khakassian, Yakutian & Altai), Mongolic (Kalmyk & Buryatian) Tungusic (Even, Evenki & Nanai).

[@ZetaR0yszawa]

@@raihanfarrelofficial There are other Siberian languages from the other families, like the Chukotka-Kamchatkan Chukchi and Itelmen, Eskimo-Aleut language like Yupik, Yeniseian Ket, and language isolate Nivkh and Yukaghir. While for the Caucasian languages, there are Avar, Lezgin, Dargwa and the only Iranic language in Caucasus, Ossetian. There are also Turkic languages spoken in Caucasus too, like Kumyk, Karachay-Balkar, and Nogai.

[@zoltannagy3320]

Thank you, thats nice from you

[@Whitelightning109101]

The sami song was so pretty! so many people i never knew about. thank you for sharing

[@t.swallgren9204]

There is no shock or contradiction that Finns and some Native American tribes have common ancestors. Part of Native Americans have roots in northern Siberia.

[@yoprstbukhalov]

Уральские и многие Сибирские народы это конгломерат который начал образовываться ещё задолго до Римской империи из трёх потоков племён шедших столетиями и тысячелетиями с востока на запад через Урал, встречного с запада на восток за Урал, а так же потока племён с территории где сейчас современный Иран двигавшихся на Север. Позднее Римляне их называли гуннами. В какой то исторический момент они стали доставать и Римскую империю и Китай который огородился от них стеной. Римская империя выдержала натиск разбив их, но всё таки гунны сыграли не последнюю роль в дальнейшем распаде Римской империи. И ещё два интересных факта: самоназвание Венгров - Хунгар); а так же вычислена матрица генетических расстояний 11 человеческих популяций Европы, Азии и Америки по 28 аллелям 12 локусов белков, ферментов и групп крови. Построенная по этой матрице дендрограмма показала определенное родство европейских и североазиатских народов, а также американских индейцев. Вычисленная матрица генетических расстояний 55 человеческих популяций и построение микроэволюционной дендрограммы этих популяций Европы, Азии, Америки, Африки и Океании, подтвердили это родство. Сопоставление этих данных с общими гаплогруппами митохондриальной ДНК у европейцев, алтайцев и американских индейцев позволило предположить о происхождении указанных этносов из одной предковой азиатской палеолитической популяции. Антропологические данные о обнаружении палеолитических костных остатков европеоидов в Сибири подтверждают гипотезу.

[@spqrdigo8504]

I'm Hungarian, and i found the Mansi very familiar. I catched even a whole sentence, which is at 1:43 and 1:56: " megyünk hozzád", "hozzád megyünk". It means "we go to you" in Hungarian. I don't know the Mansi meaning, but interesting.

[@Nordisk11]

Well, Hungarian's closest relative is Mansi.

[@mrmikloslugosi]

"Kakukk nyelme" = kakukk nyelve

[@alekseibuinyi5122]

8 months later... anyway, check out this animation of the Uralic people movement kzbin.info/www/bejne/ombLn4ahfp2ar9E ))

[@vivenkeful]

SPQR Digo - that part is something like "makem hosat" - házacskám soká

[@krevschannel1997]

Well, maybe it is just a coincidence... Even if people are saying that Mansi is our closest relative, I still cannot understand a word from it for sure.

[@thatonedudechavez7219]

Beautiful and amazing for keeping this tradition alive!

[@Sid-rus]

Спасибо за видео, финоугорские языки похожи, как минимум по звучанию, их ни с кем не спутаешь.

[@enestekin6109]

Save Uralic languages! As an Altaic language speaker (Turkish), I adore the harmonies of Uralic languages.

[@enestekin6109]

@zen zen Ural dilleri.

[@singleturbosupra7951]

Sadly most of the Uralic languages are declining and many quite fast. Either because they are separated in the middle of nowhere in north siberia, or because they have been heavily russified for few centuries by now and process is still going. Just look at Karelian, less than a century under the Russians and they sound very Russian by now. We Finns and also Estonians are lucky that when we were part of Russia for most time there was no heavy drive to russify us. It's actually very lucky that us Finns managed to gain independence just when the heavy russification drive had started. Same for Estonians, even though they did fall under the Soviets later again. Luckily they weren't very heavily russified during Soviet era (even though sizeable portion of people living in Estonia are Russians). If not for these there'd only be Hungarian fully left, Finnish, Estonian and in Finland living Sami languages would all be very russified by now. Well, that's my guess at least. Uralic languages have had a rough history. But at the very least few of them are doing quite okay now and are some nations official majority languages, so not all of them are going anywhere any time soon!

[@lilian1960]

People are actually now trying to save as many as possible of these pretty languages by making others learn from books, like moomin books, they are trying to make it spread.

[@jorgosgustavus3183]

@@singleturbosupra7951 I mean Oppression and Russification is ruining the Uralic/Finno-Ugric Cultures, and Languages. Finland, Hungary & Estonia are the ones that will survive

[@FractalComputer]

Altaic languages aren't A thing, and are widely discrédited.

[@mayazeewonder6349]

6:59 Voctic had only 20 speakers as of 2005.

[@huonoihminen3574]

It's very sad.

[@Canyouhandleth1s]

It reminds a lot like sámi

[@muotitietoinen]

Ter sami have only two speakers

[@valt8025]

2020 8 native speakers 60 non native speakers( i speak votic )

[@Canyouhandleth1s]

@@muotitietoinen Somebody should really take the opportunity to make sure it doesn't dissappear for good.

[@margitkolcza4675]

Ez csodálatos!Még kérünk ilyeneket!

[@michaelbelyaev3124]

Many thanks for the wonderful Video! There are so many Finno- Ugric languages that you may not know which one you are dealing with at the moment.

[@КурсыиностранныхязыковвМоскве]

I feel like a small part of something big

[@ru4965]

thats a nice feeling

[@xwiirastusx]

We are empire. It is our duty to last, for the sake who went before.

[@kindelkuul]

same here :)

[@НеизвестноНеизвестно-ь7в]

I’m nenets🇷🇺

[@zsxgmzyk8300]

Привет, и я ненец!

[@Silveirias]

Please be proud of your culture and language, and keep them alive. ❤️

[@JaredtheRabbit]

Be proud of who you are. Keep the language and culture alive.

[@НеизвестноНеизвестно-ь7в]

@@JaredtheRabbit We try our best

[@FurryUdmKoćjiš18]

Привет брат ^^ Мон Удмурт ⚫⚪🔴

[@MelvilleG]

Such beauty. It is amazing how such distant families as Uralic and Slavic have been living so close together and remain unchanged. Indeed, the language is an integral part of a nation, it's in the genes.

[@arturepler2568]

Setu: Am I a joke to you?

[@parus_1671]

The Livonian costumes are incredibly beautiful

[@sadakopilled]

mansi sounds the closest to hungarian in my opinion. i wanna learn that language so bad..

[@Vizivirag]

I've met a bunch of youtube users recently who also want to do that. How can we network here?

[@apm1512]

i’m mansi , but i don’t know the language. i had tried to learn hungarian bcz it’s almost similar , but it was kinda hard

[@ChuKHill]

I think I recognize the udmurt singers from russia's 2012 eurovision entry ...

[@wundermax1993]

As a hungarian, the closest sounding song to my language was perhaps the Mari for some reason but the second was closest was definitely Mansi, which could be expected. Moksha was also interestingly familiar. Many of them sounded heavy on the slavic part like Karelian or Erzya. either way awesome video, I wish we could hear the songs in full.

[@Nakkisesonki]

Mansi is part of ugric just like hungarian so yes uts expected also they sound very russian because russification

[@irinag2494]

It's very important job, this video! Many thanks!And a lot of pleasure!

[@ZuccaEZagara]

The Sel'kup one is Щöльǝ қӯмы, иннä кǝйчäш! I know it from Gilles Fruchaux's Nenets and Sel'kup folk music collection released in 2005, and thanks to Hungarian uralist Tamás Janurik's help, I can also sing it.

[@Incidental104]

It’s sad how obvious the Russian influence is on those languages Even as someone who doesn’t speak any of the Uralic languages, I do speak Russian though, the phonetic similarities are sad :(

[@olegshtolc7245]

Так это наоборот финно-угорские языки повлияли на русском произношение. Обилие мягких согласных (по сравнению с польским или чешским) как раз влияние финно-угорских языков.

[@plawewer]

Это печально, что в финском заметно шведское влияние, а в венгерском - тюркское( Ну, а если серьёзно, то без внешнего влияния в языках никак. В любом языке есть особенность, которую носители позаимствовали у своих соседей. И, возможно, парень сверху прав, т.к. это действительно необычно то, что в русском намного больше мягких согласных, чем в других славянских языках

[@mysteriousDSF]

2:55 "innét sosem..."!!! :D

[@ribs1773]

Wow ezt nem is hallottam

[@saturahman7510]

Greetings from Finland and thanks ! 😊

[@dj3us]

Damn, I’ve seen that Nenets pic many times already, but it still creeps me out…

[@a.v.j5664]

dj___ it creeps me too!

[@D2E80]

@@a.v.j5664 terrible picture to represent them makes them

[@mysteriousDSF]

I didn't even blink an eye till I saw your comment. I guess your Brooklyn veganism is kept in higher regard today than primordial tribal customs

[@timppaUT]

... says he and continues to munch his hamburger? :P (btw: Cows look like that too, before they become hamburgers! :D )

[@ribs1773]

Why? They are just having fun!

[@yeetman4953]

Nice profile picture and thanks for representing all the uralic languages

[@timppaUT]

Actually ... NOT! If he/she would, there should have been Samoyed languages too. Now there was only Finno-Ugric ones, so he/she made a minor mistake naming that? :P

[@staycha]

@@timppaUT Samoyed languages ​​are here - nganasan,nenets,selkup

[@sabinehornungfan7371]

That's the sign on the Udmurtia flag!

[@ТатьянаСоболева-г7п]

Вы не правы. К сожалению здесь представлены не все фино- угорские национальности.

[@ВармаПаз-ж9б]

Пек паро!!!так КРУТО ЧТО ВЫ ВСЕ МОЯ КРОВЬ!!!!

[@thekomi7561]

А ты какой национальности?

[@СергейынэргыжеСергеевич]

@@thekomi7561 Он эрзя.

[@thekomi7561]

@@СергейынэргыжеСергеевич понял

[@ristusnotta1653]

"Beauty of uralic languages" suddenly nganasan happens 😂😂😂

[@lumikalamiez5096]

If you want, support the page for livonian language, an endangered language. facebook.com/livuval/

[@parus_1671]

@@lumikalamiez5096 is this your real name? Very beautiful! It means "Snow Fisherman" in Finnish (Lumi Kalamies) :)

[@lumikalamiez5096]

@@parus_1671 This is not my real name. I am fan of Finnic languages and Finnic people and culture and I want to save all finnic groups and finnic languges.

[@parus_1671]

@@lumikalamiez5096 Oh I see. I really appreciate your mission a lot and wish the same thing! My language/culture is not in as big a danger as many others but I really do think of our fellow peoples and want to learn more.

[@zeptis]

I liked the mansi and ingrian songs, i wanted to hear it full.

[@mhv2867]

The songs are in the description

[@eenmens8760]

I’m quarter ingrian

[@raggy5328]

@@eenmens8760 Nice

[@parmeshsharma9058]

Beautiful! Make a video on Indic variety of Indo-European language family pls..

[@bobapbob5812]

A friend and colleague from years ago said he served in an Estonian division in WWII. They would screen Soviet prisoners for Uralic speakers to enlist. Many spoke what he called "stone age Finnish"

[@polishhussarmapping258]

I wonder what language they meant!

[@lilian1960]

People are trying to save these languages by making books for others so they could learn these amazings languages.

[@maximzhuravlyov9530]

Komi sounds very much like Ukrainian or Belarusian. I really thought that was a Slavonic language.

[@Dusk3001]

Не знаю, недавно в одном украинском фильме услышал чолом, как приветствие и думаю, это ж как у нас чолэм - привет.

[@Dusk3001]

@@ТетянаК-ц2б Да, чело-голова, отсюда человек/чоловик.

[@childrenofthesun471]

its not

[@childrenofthesun471]

there were no slavic words there, a slavic speaker can understand any other slavic languages easily even the first slavic language that came to existance 'proto slavic'. this just either sounds like a Slavic accent, or they actually do have a Eastern European accent.

[@maximzhuravlyov9530]

@@childrenofthesun471 yes, words are outlandish, but sounds are Russian-like.

[@maxi6457]

I hope you'll see this. I found the name of the Sel'kup Song! It's "Macit koimy".

[@mhv2867]

Thanks!

[@iljanikitin975]

Moksha - " Куданьконь Кияксова" - the performer is *Ойме* *(Oyme)*

[@mrntg1935]

Amazing!! Thank you!!! I had no idea!

[@Difenix8]

Всё замечательно, прекрасные песни и т.д. Но обидно за нас, марийцев, что отрывок с песней без изображения. Ведь в интернете можно найти огромное множество фото и изображений. Почему марийцев так обделили?

[@СергейынэргыжеСергеевич]

Ит ойгыро, тыш ончал: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jomkoGltobiobas

[@fmdmdeanon9955]

Write in english/mari. This channel have no relation to russian language.

[@SchmulKrieger]

Some sound Russian influenced.

[@wj287]

i wonder why

[@SchmulKrieger]

@@wj287 I don't. 😉

[@timppaUT]

Most of Uralic branch ones naturally do. As they have lived already centuries in Russia. You could say same to Finnish-Swedes. They have lived here at least as long, and they sound way different than original Swedes even when they speak Swedish.

[@xersobachii9179]

finno-ugric languages have an enormous impact on russian language, since russian, as well as turkish, is a synthetic language constructed for political purpose. The most russians are assimilated finno-ugric tribes. So there is no influence of Russian pronunciation; it is a natural way the finno-ugric languages sound.

[@SchmulKrieger]

@@xersobachii9179 I just doubt that. Estonian or Finnish sounds quiet different to Russian. And actually the Indo-European language branch is a synthetical language which has nothing to do with Finno-Ugric. Finno-Ugric languages are hypersynthetic or agglutinating. The Indo-European languages aren't. They more or less synthetic or analytic.

[@Lyle-xc9pg]

Karelian sounds so sad, maybe it's because there are almost none left Edit: even spell check could recognize it :(

[@mysteriousDSF]

lol because it's a sad melody.

[@jefferygoldmann2643]

Even in Karelia their language isn't recognized as even a minority just Russian

[@timppaUT]

One reason might be that it was one of those melodies that we Finns call ”itkuvirsi” (crying song or something like that) that Karelians are famous of? :P Elias Lönnrot collected most of those and used them as a material for out national epic poem collection of Kalevala.

[@ticnsschmiedel8577]

No karelian had a big population

[@jefferygoldmann2643]

@@ticnsschmiedel8577 large Russian population but very few Karelians

[@JoeSanHUN]

Hey Finno-Ugrics cousins in language family! Here are some old Hungarian word, try it on your own language! :) víz (water), szarv (horn), szarvas (deer), kéz (arm), szem (eye), száj (mouth), ín (tendon), fej (head), tar (bald), ki (who), mi (what), anya (mother), fa (tree), vér (blood), kő (stone), tűz (fire), szél (wind), nyíl (arrow), hal (fish), él (live), jég (ice), vén (old), menni (go), alatt (under), fölé (above), rege (old story), yurta (tent-house), lyuk (hole), monya/tojás (egg), puha (soft), van (is), egy kettő három négy öt hat hét nyolc kilenc tiz (1-10), húsz (20), száz (100)

[@mmestari]

@JoeSanHUN to Finnish -> víz (water) = vesi szarv (horn) = sarvi szarvas (deer) = peura kéz (arm) = käsi (hand), käsivarsi (arm, literally hand-stalk) szem (eye) = silmä száj (mouth) = suu ín (tendon) = jänne fej (head) = pää tar (bald) = kalju ki (who) = kuka mi (what) = mitä anya (mother) = äiti fa (tree) = puu vér (blood) = veri kő (stone) = kivi tűz (fire) = tuli szél (wind) = tuuli nyíl (arrow) = nuoli hal (fish) = kala él (live) = elää jég (ice) = jää vén (old) = vanha menni (go) = mennä alatt (under) = alla fölé (above) = yläpuolella / päällä rege (old story) = tarina, taru, satu yurta (tent-house) = jurtta (but it's obviously a loanword), teltta, koti (now it means home, but it probably meant tent) lyuk (hole) = reikä, kolo monya/tojás (egg) = muna puha (soft) = pehmeä van (is) = olla egy = yksi kettő = kaksi három = kolme négy = neljä öt = viisi hat = kuusi hét = seitsemän nyolc = kahdeksan kilenc = yhdeksän tiz (1-10 = kymmenen, but there's also word tiu húsz (20) = kaksikymmentä száz (100) = sata

[@pedropuelles6011]

Chuchumeca is Perúvian crazzy girl

[@timppaUT]

Erilaz Isn’t ”tiu” twelve, not ten? :P Easier to sell eggs if it has shorter ”kaksitoista”? :D

[@mmestari]

@Timo T Tiu is 20, it's just similar word, which might be or might not be a coincidence.

[@timppaUT]

Erilaz I bet its just a loanword from Swedish tio?

[@indigogolf3051]

What a beautiful video. I could watch hours of this if we could focus on each one for a little while. I know a little of the Finnish language and culture and i could see pieces of this, not just in the costume, music and language but also in the faces - Finns do not look like other Scandinavians just like their language.

[@allstar9622]

Nganasan song really scars me

[@kristerophaphleck3883]

How come if you don't mind me asking?

[@zsoltfenyvesi1423]

For me these nations are just as exotic as Indian people. Finding not any similarity to Hungarian. After all, very interesting cultures all of them.

[@naapsuvaimne740]

im estonian and hungary dosent even sound like finnish

[@accaeffe8032]

@@naapsuvaimne740 exactly :)

[@yoprstbukhalov]

Уральские и многие Сибирские народы это конгломерат который начал образовываться ещё задолго до Римской империи из трёх потоков племён шедших столетиями и тысячелетиями с востока на запад через Урал, встречного с запада на восток за Урал, а так же потока племён с территории где сейчас современный Иран двигавшихся на Север. Позднее Римляне их называли гуннами. В какой то исторический момент они стали доставать и Римскую империю и Китай который огородился от них стеной. Римская империя выдержала натиск разбив их, но всё таки гунны сыграли не последнюю роль в дальнейшем распаде Римской империи. И ещё два интересных факта: самоназвание Венгров - Хунгар); а так же вычислена матрица генетических расстояний 11 человеческих популяций Европы, Азии и Америки по 28 аллелям 12 локусов белков, ферментов и групп крови. Построенная по этой матрице дендрограмма показала определенное родство европейских и североазиатских народов, а также американских индейцев. Вычисленная матрица генетических расстояний 55 человеческих популяций и построение микроэволюционной дендрограммы этих популяций Европы, Азии, Америки, Африки и Океании, подтвердили это родство. Сопоставление этих данных с общими гаплогруппами митохондриальной ДНК у европейцев, алтайцев и американских индейцев позволило предположить о происхождении указанных этносов из одной предковой азиатской палеолитической популяции. Антропологические данные о обнаружении палеолитических костных остатков европеоидов в Сибири подтверждают гипотезу.

[@tommeiner9983]

@@naapsuvaimne740 That's like expecting Norwegian to sound like Portugese and then being surprised that it doesn't lmao

[@NickoOlimp]

I'm not sure about the song, but the image for Ingrian language depicts Ingrian Finns (judging by the flag).

[@juulia8983]

I’m not 100% sure, but I think the song is in Izhorian. The language Ingrian Finns speak, as a Finnish speaker you can usually understand some of it, but here I couldn’t understand anything (the audio isn’t clear though). But the picture for sure looks like Ingrian Finns

[@NickoOlimp]

​@@juulia8983 Just googled the band - Šoikkulan laulut is usually mentioned as "isuri" in Estonian articles (I'm Ukrainian but I live in Estonia) which probably means Izhorian. But sometimes they are mentioned as "representing Izhorians, Ingrians and other Baltic nations", so they might perform in different languages. And Wiki says that Ingrian language is also called Izhorian and is spoken by Izhorians, while Ingrian Finns speak Ingrian dialects of Finnish, so you might be wrong in this part of your comment. "Finnish-speaking Ingrians are not to be confused with Izhorian-speaking Ingrians."

[@juulia8983]

@@NickoOlimp Yes, I am aware of the difference between Izhorians and Ingrian Finns :) Some say it’s a dialect, some say it’s considered another language. That’s why I said I think the song is in Izhorian (still don’t know for sure) because I couldn’t understand it, as usually the dialect or language of Ingrian Finns is understandable to some extent. All in all, I meant with my comment that I agree the picture is most likely of Ingrian Finns, but the song is in Izhorian language, or at least not in the language/dialect that the Ingrian Finns speak.

[@istvanpesti5758]

Elnézve az arcokat (Khanty, udmurt..) nagyon finnugor a fizimiskájuk.

[@kingpetra6886]

A lot of these sound like American Indian chants.

[@derlingerardclair6252]

Well,the ancestors of the American Indians,or Native Americans originated in Northern Asia,Siberia which is where the Asian ancestors of the Uralian people lived.So,they;re probably distantly related,I imagine.

[@yoprstbukhalov]

Уральские и многие Сибирские народы это конгломерат который начал образовываться ещё задолго до Римской империи из трёх потоков племён шедших столетиями и тысячелетиями с востока на запад через Урал, встречного с запада на восток за Урал, а так же потока племён с территории где сейчас современный Иран двигавшихся на Север. Позднее Римляне их называли гуннами. В какой то исторический момент они стали доставать и Римскую империю и Китай который огородился от них стеной. Римская империя выдержала натиск разбив их, но всё таки гунны сыграли не последнюю роль в дальнейшем распаде Римской империи. И ещё два интересных факта: самоназвание Венгров - Хунгар); а так же вычислена матрица генетических расстояний 11 человеческих популяций Европы, Азии и Америки по 28 аллелям 12 локусов белков, ферментов и групп крови. Построенная по этой матрице дендрограмма показала определенное родство европейских и североазиатских народов, а также американских индейцев. Вычисленная матрица генетических расстояний 55 человеческих популяций и построение микроэволюционной дендрограммы этих популяций Европы, Азии, Америки, Африки и Океании, подтвердили это родство. Сопоставление этих данных с общими гаплогруппами митохондриальной ДНК у европейцев, алтайцев и американских индейцев позволило предположить о происхождении указанных этносов из одной предковой азиатской палеолитической популяции. Антропологические данные о обнаружении палеолитических костных остатков европеоидов в Сибири подтверждают гипотезу.

[@zedroik7255]

Nenets photo be like: ._.XD

[@kristerophaphleck3883]

I'll eat yo belly!

[@felipebranchesi597]

Nganasan NENETS SELKUP KHANTY MANSI HUNGARIAN UDMURT KOMI KOMI - PERMYAK Mari Erzya MOKSHA FINNISH KARELIAN VEPS INGRIAN ESTONIAN VOTIC LIVONIAN SAMI

[@erichmeier3247]

Sehr interessant,von Volksstämmen die wenig bekannt sind

[@erichmeier3247]

Interessant die verschiedenen Trachten

[@sergejszoens9814]

Livonian😍

[@derlingerardclair6252]

The people who speak these Uralic languages show quite a range in physical appearance.The presentation starts off with a photograph of some very Eskimo appearing people.But after that first photo,the pictures are mostly of very Caucasian,white appearing people.One of the Uralic groups are the Samoyedes,from which we get the beautiful,white fluffy dogs called after them the Samoyedes.The Samoyedes are also somewhat Mongoloid in appearance,resembling somewhat Eskimos,I guess that you would say.The Uralic peoples are distributed from NW Siberia in Asia,across the very extreme north of Europe into Finland,and the very top of Scandinavia,which is called Lappland.Also,they are also found in central Europe in Hungary,whose native language,Hungarian is an Uralic language,sometimes called Magyar.The Uralic peoples who reside in Siberia are pretty related to the ancient Ice Age ancestors of our Native Americans,friends.Also,there's probably quite a range in their religious beliefs as well,I imagine.The more traditional nomadic Siberian groups are probably somewhat naturist,worshipping various nature spirits,whereas the more settled groups may be Christian,msotly Russian Orthodox.The Finnish people,and their fellow nearby Uralic relatives are mostly Christian,being usually Lutheran in faith.But the Uralic group in central Europe,the Hungarians are mostly Roman Catholics,having come under the influence of Western Christianity.Anyway,a very varied group of people,the Uralic speakers.

[@ki-van-ott3958]

Üdv! Kr. e. 11 500 évvel volt egy azonos műveltség fokozatos átmenetekkel a MAI Közép-Lengyelországtól keletre a Középső-Uralig fokozatosan keskenyedő sávban állandó nyomokat, régészeti leleteket hagyva maga után Kr. e. 4000-ig helyben maradván. Ekkor népmozgás indult meg a mai u'krajna felöl Észak-Nyugatra, Nyugatra főleg a mai Hollandia, mai Dánia irányába. A helyi, akkor "szvidéri-műveltség" népei Észak- Észak-Keletre mozdultak el (nyomaik alapján) vagyis nem szüntek meg, nagyobb népmozgás a Hun-birodalomig, ill. a varég (Kr. sz. VIII -Xi. század) államszervezésekig nem történt. Ez az északibb terület az Kelet- és Észak-Európában, ahol többnyire ma is (ill. nyomaiban) "finn-ugor" jellegűnek nevezhető népek élnek ŐSLAKOSKÉNT. Egy kivétel van, mi, magyarok! mi kaptunk más alap-összetevőt (néprészt, vélelmezhetően a hun-korszak környékén) és az A.D. IX.századtól ma is Közép-Európa dél-nyugati részén élünk, s másfélszer annyian vagyunk (az állandó kiirtusunkra törekvések ellenére!!) mint összes többi észak-keleti ősi rokkonunk... bár az Uraltól Keletre, Dél-Keletre is vannak "urali-, altaji rokonaink... s remélem ma is élnek, s csak boldogságot kívánok nekik!

[@pbhoulden8212]

The Uralic peoples are basically a bridge between Asiatic and Caucasian. DNA studies have confirmed a common blood haplotype that originated in East Asia more than 20,000 years ago. Over time these ancestors of the Uralic peoples migrated and drifted northward then westward across Siberia, the Russian steppes and into northeastern Europe, presumably to follow food sources and animal herds. The ones who drifted further west and intermixed with the ancient Slavic and Germanic people became more blonde and Caucasian in their appearance while the eastern peoples retained more of an Asian look. They are a fascinating ethnic group and their languages are beautiful.

[@timppaUT]

Well? I bet that most of Finnic people that live in Russia are rather Orthodox Christians than Lutherans, like us. Because that is main religion in Russia. Even as close than Karelia theres way more orthodox than this side of a border. And our only monastery (at least as far as I know) Valamo one, is Orthodox one. (or at least it was ours, before minor incident at the end of 30’s)

[@76HENDRIK10]

In Udmurt: The artist is Buranovskiye Babushki!

[@dustgreylynx]

How beautiful ! And what a pity the most of them will disappear because of russian nationalism and russification ....

[@samvodopianov9399]

Unless they get regional autonomy like the other major ethnic groups. In reality these smaller language and ethnic groups have little political power or significant numbers. There also is not as big a drive like there are in Tatarstan, Chechnya, Kuban. Russia is a sea of cultures and languages, 'russification' is more slow now, because it is not a state run process.

[@ЛюбовьКолесникова-ж2ы]

Живи и процветай мой народ эрзя ! И все финно-угры .какие красивые голоса. Пойте свои песни а не на английском

[@VETER747699]

замечательно!) Урал родной. пася олэн)

[@aleksandrvasilev6723]

Где сету сосед?

[@charappe98]

ウラル系民族はもともとは完全なモンゴロイドだったんだろうけど、西の方に住んでるせいでその多くがコーカソイド色の強い民族になってしまったのかな

[@yoprstbukhalov]

Уральские и многие Сибирские народы это конгломерат который начал образовываться ещё задолго до Римской империи из трёх потоков племён шедших столетиями и тысячелетиями с востока на запад через Урал, встречного с запада на восток за Урал, а так же потока племён с территории где сейчас современный Иран двигавшихся на Север. Позднее Римляне их называли гуннами. В какой то исторический момент они стали доставать и Римскую империю и Китай который огородился от них стеной. Римская империя выдержала натиск разбив их, но всё таки гунны сыграли не последнюю роль в дальнейшем распаде Римской империи. И ещё два интересных факта: самоназвание Венгров - Хунгар); а так же вычислена матрица генетических расстояний 11 человеческих популяций Европы, Азии и Америки по 28 аллелям 12 локусов белков, ферментов и групп крови. Построенная по этой матрице дендрограмма показала определенное родство европейских и североазиатских народов, а также американских индейцев. Вычисленная матрица генетических расстояний 55 человеческих популяций и построение микроэволюционной дендрограммы этих популяций Европы, Азии, Америки, Африки и Океании, подтвердили это родство. Сопоставление этих данных с общими гаплогруппами митохондриальной ДНК у европейцев, алтайцев и американских индейцев позволило предположить о происхождении указанных этносов из одной предковой азиатской палеолитической популяции. Антропологические данные о обнаружении палеолитических костных остатков европеоидов в Сибири подтверждают гипотезу.

[@yoprstbukhalov]

На Кавказцев и Тюрков большое влияние оказали позднее где-то ближе к нашим временам Иранцы

[@nl4941]

The pictures for the ethnicities were mixed up though (the ones from Russia)

[@maxi6457]

I just remembered you didn't even find anything for the Enets :/

[@maxi6457]

Not there, either. Oh well. Enet _is_ the samoyedic language most near to extinction... That should've been predictable with only ~30 native speakers left

[@maxi6457]

@@mhv2867 Oh well. I didn't find anything either.

[@timppaUT]

Kven language was missing too. Yet it is so close to Finnish, that it has been just recently gained own language status.

[@pkabai]

Great and thanks.

[@Dusk3001]

Проблема в том, что из-за малочисленности, даже будь мы независимы, эти языки не применимы за пределами наших краёв. Русский с английским нужнее, хотя я как коми-пермяк хотел бы знать язык своих предков, но так уж случилось, что не знаю..

[@sergejszoens9814]

Patamu chto ti gavno

[@ВалентинаЛаврентьева-к9ю]

Надо спасать финно-угорские языки, они такие прекрасные

[@juocyjay5732]

This is kind of confusing and fascinating at the same time, speaking finnish, estonian and russian

[@meeriann]

Lol. Estonian song is about beer. And it has a kids picture 😂

[@sabinehornungfan7371]

You forgot Kven, Võro and Meankieli!!

[@naapsuvaimne740]

Estonian - Greip - Vihma Loits - võru or seto dialect, this is estonian language kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmilhIGQqrKci7c

[@obaolori]

tho theres many sami-languages

[@jefferygoldmann2643]

But they are all very close

[@vicooo1498]

@@jefferygoldmann2643 No not at all. Different sounds, different words, different grammar, different cultures.

[@jefferygoldmann2643]

@@vicooo1498 they are as cultural close as the latvians are to the Lithuanians Also their languages are close enough it's considered a dialectical continuum

[@vicooo1498]

​@@jefferygoldmann2643 No that's not true. There are languages that have died out, so the continuum is broken. It is very hard to understand dialects within the same sami language, too. Culture is VERY different. Please stop spreading lies. Greetings from Sami teacher ;)

[@peachysandie]

@@jefferygoldmann2643 yeah no, I speak Northern Sámi, and I only understand segments of Southern Sámi(as an example), two neighboring Sámi languages might be understandable to each other, but if they don't share a border on the language map they likely won't understand each other.

[@prospektarty1513]

And their eyes all have the same oriental slant that has almost been wiped out by the flooding of those areas With Caucasian

[@howardking4941]

Are some of the Uralic languages extinct?

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Languages die every now and then. Many Uralic languages have disappered with the advance of more numerous speakers' languages.

[@1h30minsmusic2]

Yes languages like Kamassian, Mator, Yurats and Meryan have gone extinct. Kamassian went extinct when the last speakee died in late 1990’s and the other ones I mentioned went extinct in 1800’s or earlier

[@Xeleor]

2:47 song name

[@Xeleor]

@@viktoriatakacs5513 Oh, thank you

[@filmkisisi4851]

i love nenets.

[@prospektarty1513]

They sound Eskimo and native American

[@СергейЧернов-д7н]

Отлично!!!А про Воркуту есть песня??

[@felipebranchesi597]

BÚLGARO ?

[@이름없는꽃]

03:33 mari song name?

[@ulisirius9027]

God in heaven! Which pictures! Some tribes are old witches others some zombies, next one children dwarfs. Some songs are songen by old... Make this exercise again. But all: Between 20-35. Mixed.

[@sabinehornungfan7371]

Hey there! I have a video request for you! Can you do Annwn's Eternity in different languages? Annwn is a mystic folk band from Germany with lead singer Sabine Hornung. Sabine is going to turn 51 tomorrow! By the way, here are the lyrics of the song Eternity! Crumbling walls of long forgotten towns Rise from darkness at the break of dawn Far beyond the world our eyes can see A mystic realm lost in eternity. A pale red moon low in the western skies Tells of secrets from another time Ghostly shadows caught in ancient trees Guard the portals of eternity. Ride across the ocean To a world of peace and calm Where the spirits rise from shadows To a golden silver dawn To the glass and crystal wonders Where forever we may dwell Once we set upon this new land In the realm of myth and tale. A sound of laughter echoes from the past Like a dream once lost come true at last To break the silence after years of war And reunite the ones that were apart. Ride across the ocean To a world of peace and calm Where the spirits rise from shadows To a golden silver dawn To the glass and crystal wonders Where forever we may dwell Once we set upon this new land In the realm of myth and tale. Ride across the ocean To a world of peace and calm Where the spirits rise from shadows To a golden silver dawn To the glass and crystal wonders Where forever we may dwell Once we set upon this new land In the realm of myth and tale. Make covers of the song using different women to sing in their languages. I want these languages please in every family: Germanic Indo-European Romance Celtic Slavic Baltic Uralic Turkic Hellenic Mongolic Koreanic Japonic Semitic Berber Chadic Cushtic Kartvelian Circassian Nakh Dagestanian Lezgic Eskimo-aleut Chukokto-Kamchatkan Yenisian Yukaghir Uto-Aztecan Mesoamerica Samoyedic Sino-Tibetian Tibeto-Burman Austroasiatc Austronesian and many more...

[@Supernimo735]

0:06 is she having a seizure??

[@nicolesundberg291]

save this wonderful people and culture

[@IranAzadLoading]

I don’t think its possible, best one can do is record and preserve it in sound and script, keep it atleast this way alive for future research.

[@annakreynes5556]

Does anyone know the name of the Mansi song in this video? It is soooo beuatiful

[@joeysasscheeks5215]

Anyone know what the Mari song is called?

[@DeVolksrepubliek]

Do Bantu Languages, Sino-Tibetan Languages, or Afro-Asiatic Languages please

[@Viviennnnnnn]

MANSI ❤️🤍💚

[@kalevala29]

are most of these spoken in Russia?

[@juulia8983]

Yes. These languages are spoken in Russia, Hungary, Estonia, Latvia, Finland, Sweden, Norway (Sami languages) but as you said, mostly spoken in Russia

[@ekvelen9083]

Помогите найти песню селькупов пожалуйста.

[@animuradyan5946]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaanoouod66XbJo

[@ekvelen9083]

@@animuradyan5946 огромное спасибо! ;)

[@animuradyan5946]

Не за что!!

[@zsxgmzyk8300]

Вообще на фото не селькупы. Селькупы, ненцы, энцы, нганасаны - это родня самодийцев, и, значит, внешне нет особых различий.

[@KohaAlbert]

What those children desperately need is native linguistic environment. Besides other speakers, this means media, that means media they use, them actually want to use (no filters). This means beside magazines, music and radio/tv shows also PC-UI, programs, games, webpages. To achieve this is costly. But for very least there are open-source and crowd source projects like OS (computer): @t games: @t office: @t I'd hope Estonian Language Institute (eki.ee), could help other fenno-ugrian languages with creating their versions of: * @t (we use it in web and television too, very useful for people with sight issues, even reading aloud TV subtitles - never a human, but still quite good) * @t : this one transcribes voice to text pretty successfully. For example state uses similar project for instant subtitles for press-conferences , which is useful with thouse that have hearing difficulties. I use given app as notebook (it writes up what I speak). Actually EKI seams already have dedicated page, with contacts provided ("Hõimurahvad" > "Fenno-Ugrians" : portaal.eki.ee//hoimurahvasteprogramm.html It's not really that hard, I ended up doing them for a while instead crosswords. You need translators, what about including children them selves.

[@felipebranchesi597]

Nganasan NENETS SELKUP KHANTY MANSI Hungarian Udmurt KOMI Komi Permayak MARI ERZYA MOKSHA FINNISH Karelian VEPS INGRIAN Estonian VOTIC LIVONIAN SAMI

[@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712]

Nothing like raw meat

[@sabinehornungfan7371]

Some of the languages sounded Russian to me! Why?

[@ctal4478]

Because now almost all Uralic peoples have Russian as their first language. Over time, some of them have acquired the phonetic features of Russian. With some languages this happened earlier, like Moksha, with some only recently, like Karelian. If you are interested in authentic sound, it is better to listen not to modern songs, but recordings of old people's conversations, which were made in the last century.

[@sabinehornungfan7371]

Now that is so sad, is there some uralic languages not going extinct? I hope!

[@sabinehornungfan7371]

@@ctal4478 I heard that some uralic languages originate from Turkey and sounds Turkish

[@pjeaton58]

Re - the Mari - have you tried wiki or google?

[@Lyle-xc9pg]

google is evil

[@Difenix8]

I'm a Mari. Yes, and I'm sorry that our song is without a photo. as if there are no images on the internet 🤦 You've got it right

[@sujayraomandavilli4732]

It is time to found a new mainstream 21st Century school of IE studies driven by scholars all over the world. This must happen! Please be familiar with my work!

[@mysteriousDSF]

4:05 shawarma isn't that Arabic? :'D

[@a.v.j5664]

What?

[@ZettQF]

What the fuck, that sounds like Turkish and has nothing to do with arabic, your more confused than your question

[@Incidental104]

@@ZettQF Uralic languages have nothing to do with Turkish it’s all Altaic Turkish propaganda

[@mysteriousDSF]

@@Incidental104 I agree 💯💯💯💯

[@nenya]

Please! What is the song @6.22 for Mansi? It speaks to me soul and I'm not even uralian. 💙

[@howardking4941]

Oh, nice

[@culturalivrosetc5259]

The first guys are singing. Cant do that

[@valt8025]

You had a ludic song as the karelian song LUDIC NOT KARELIAN Also you did not have kven and meänkieli

[@vicooo1498]

also the uploader wrote "sami", which is actually 9 completely different languages

[@vicooo1498]

@unyonable vlogs what

[@a.v.j5664]

unyonable_yt tiktok there are many different ways to write saami/sami/sámi

[@vencelfancsali8882]

Itt valami bibi van! egyik nyelv se hasonlít a magyarra!