WARC Kyrgyz Language Tutorials Episode 5: The Law of Harmony + Voiced vs Unvoiced Consonants

In this episode of the WARC's Kyrgyz language tutorial series, Aiym will give a lesson on two basic principles that are fundamental to many elements of Kyrgyz grammar: the Law of Harmony and the distinction between voiced and unvoiced consonants.
The Kyrgyz language tutorials are an initiative of the Writing & Academic Resource Center (WARC) at the American University of Central Asia. For more information, go to warc.auca.kg/

[@ChristianJiang]

Beautiful video!! I’m in Kyrgyzstan now and this is going to be super helpful

[@aucawarc]

We're glad to hear!

[@bekanasirdin313]

Could you do a video about the Kyrgyz alphabet? It's will be very cool!

[@aucawarc]

Thank you for your suggestion! We will certainly consider this topic for the future.

[@bekanasirdin313]

I'm first yey!

[@histolojipratikakdeniz673]

Why did u put the letterу "у" after "о" in "жорук"? Shouldn't u say жорок

[@samedersay8864]

You're butchering the very well established linguistics terminology. There is no such thing as hard or soft vowels. They're back or front vowels. There is no such thing as "the law of harmony", it's vowel harmony. Please pay attention to that.