What does Old Turkic sound like? Orkhon Inscriptions narrated!

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[@TheNera2010]

Sorry but this sounds incorrect to me. The narrator reads it like a Turk with Istanbul accent. I know that old Turks were using their voice from the throat. But like in this video, modern Turkish is based on the Istanbul accent and in this accent voice is created in the mouth, not in the throat.

[@KhansDen]

Duly noted. We'll try better next time. This was an experiment to see whether there is interest in such narrations at all.

[@SerkanKabak25]

Yes, this sounds too much like Turkey Turkish. I would have imagined that Old Turkic sound closer to either Yughur or Altai.

[@TheNera2010]

@@KhansDen Thanks. I am not an expert but I have had a little education on this issue. Turkey's Yörük people still talk from the throat. And most of the Turkic people in central Asia and Siberia talks from the throat too.

[@atlokcu502]

@@KhansDen olmaz mı

[@kadircanyldran1849]

​@@TheNera2010 I am Yörük directly my family couldnt even marry with nonturks for Turkish armies..Turkish is not spoken from the throat, except for the sounds g and k, because this language is spoken with the palate front and clear.. also the guy should speak soo much better he has anatolian accent sounds little cuter than old turkic isnt it?

[@edwes66]

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[@Demirorda]

Atam Kök Törük bodun 🐺

[@SatoNakamura-ze5hc]

The accent is wrong, some words were twisted!(Turk from Central Asia)

[@anttwo]

Agreed, the accent is too Anatolian Turkish (Turk from Turkiye)

[@enesalkan9185]

Its more like a yörük türkcesi

[@umartoshtemirov]

this isn't old turkic guyssss this is turkish 100%

[@OurNomadicAncestor900BCE]

Modern Siberian Turkic people understand "Orkhon" word and alphabet

[@goktug3717]

The Old Turkic alphabet has not been used for 1500 years.

[@Nastya_07]

I doubt that they can understand the alphabet, most Siberian Turks use Cyrillic or Latin nowadays, like most other Turkic peoples And I would say other Common Turkic peoples would also understand Old Turkic since there is still mutual intelligibility between most Common Turkic languages.

[@Uran_KH-98]

Don't underestimate your language. Kemal Ataturk has been working hard on the Turkish language for a very long time. Compare and see the Turkish language and the Ancient Turkic language. It was very bad and distant before Ataturk. From Siberian turk 👋

[@keteket]

​@@Nastya_07 The Kazakh scientist returned the meaning to the runes of the ancient Turks. And every Turk can learn to write on it in 30 minutes of study and you can read all the ancient Turkic steles. You can believe it or not. But it will remain a fact.

[@Nastya_07]

@@keteket I kind of agree with you

[@kenancevik4664]

"Üstte mavi gök çökmedikçe, altta yağız yer delinmedikçe senin ilini ve töreni kim bozabilir" TR Dude, this is the best Antic Turkish KZbin channel.

[@jessekruitman3698]

Fakat hiçbir yazıtta böyle birşey yazmaz..

[@intellectz644]

Sounds like Turkey-turkish

[@amirtemur6872]

because this video made by Turkish that’s why it sounds like Turkish 😂😂

[@gianky343]

Can you tell me please, where is the place shown right at the end? Where all those stone stelae (some with human faces) are located. What are those stelae for? Thanks

[@alen467]

Qazaqstan.

[@alen467]

@@gianky343 There are many of them throughout Kazakhstan. I advise you to visit the place Uly-tau. Here is the grave of Genghis Khan's eldest son Zhoshy Khan, father of Batu Khan, the grave of Tokhtamysh Khan and other khans. It is near the city of Dzhezkazgan.

[@gianky343]

Yes, I found out what and where they are. They're called "balbal" and are stones shaped with anthropomorphic forms in honor perhaps of ancient leaders or family ancestors. The Russians call them "kameni babi" or "stepi babi", which doesn't say much. They can be found in Kazakhstan, Tajikistan etc.

[@denker3433]

Daha çok bir asya diline benziyor. Asya ve modern türkçe karışımı. Çok hoş 😊

[@MrGTAWalkthrough]

Very nice

[@Kazakh_Khiad]

Turkic languages that have the least foreign loanwords are Altai, Qazaq and Qyrghyz. Old Turks spoke like us, not like Anatolian Turkmens.

[@SardorbekHayitov-wq8tl]

Kıpçakhan ben Atam🐴🐺

[@jophoenix3919]

sounds right to me

[@this-ul7jw]

🙏🙏🙏

[@kiiiiit5109]

I don’t know other parts, at least the pronouncing of Kagan is not correct, it should be Qağan with throat voice. A Turk from Central Asia. Yet, this is still a nice try 😊, please keep on doing this 👍

[@bakdakal]

I don't know what the old Turkic word for "and" was but it wasn't definitely the word "ve".

[@ep4431]

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[@khanimran7465]

It sounds like a modern turk to me

[@SilverforceX]

This is WRONG. Historically incorrect, as Old Turk is more Central Asia, not this which is basically modern Turkish.

[@tnrz5696]

G harfleri gereksiz söylenmiş daha yumuşak söylenmeli alfabe latinize edildiğinde yazıldığı gibi okunmamalı

[@user-td8hw3mc9t]

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[@kuroinohikari6629]

Altay turk mynda)) bisting tilis)

[@4TengrisSake]

Old Turkic word for blue is kök not gök

[@M.T...Mt..Mt...12]

Orhun kitabe okumasında "ve" bağlacı kullanıyor vatandaşımız.!!!

[@KhansDen]

"Ve" ifadesi, bu dile tamamen uzak olan yurttaşlarımızın bağlamı daha iyi anlayabilmeleri için eklenmiştir. Sinir krizi geçirmeye gerek yok.

[@M.T...Mt..Mt...12]

@@KhansDen Naçizane fikrimce ;Orhun kitabesi okunacaksa aslına sadık olunması ve gerek olursa altyazı ile manasının verilmesi uygun olandır.Bunu dinleyen kitle veya kişilerin anlayış kabiliyeti önem arzetmez.Aksi daha çok kafa karıştırır.8. yy kitabeleri bizim günümüz diline çok benzeşiyor.İnsanlar bunu farketmesi açısından önemsiyorum.

[@m.m.afshar6505]

@@M.T...Mt..Mt...12 “ve” bağlacı banada soru işareti olmuştu.

[@twanabaiz9516]

Still sounds like modern Turk but only Turk in turkey they mixed Turk language with Kurdish and Arabic and European languages words but know they can restore them language as was

[@gaming5430]

Mais je comprends pratiquement 70% des langues turciques

[@rvknill9865]

It sounds like modern turkish completely😅

[@m.m.afshar6505]

Nice as alway but still I don’t understand why do you always portray Gokturks with Mongoloid features? Based upon which source or sources? As long as search there is no such descriptions at least for Seljuk turks. Even according to Miho funerary couch Gokturks did not have slanted eyes or pug noses!

[@Nenet-rj9yr]

Göktürks are eastern asians ...you dont know history

[@m.m.afshar6505]

@@Nenet-rj9yr Lol, that’s all you’ve got as a SOURCE in your pockets little prįck historian? Give me a solid written reference or zip it.

[@Lee-jh6cr]

​@@m.m.afshar6505There's a lot of genetic research online - both ancient and contemporary Eurasian genetics. I am part Lipka Tatar. Recent genetic studies of Lipkas show 30 0/0 East Asian, a bit of Caucasus, the rest West Eurasian. It is thought Tatars may've originally been Mongolian merging with Turkic culture. Eurasia is heavily mixed. Think - back and forth and back and forth for thousands of years since the domestication of the horse. Those on the eastern fringes of Turkic-Mongolian culture are more East Asian on average while the farther west, the more West Eurasian on average. There is no hard and fast genetic division.

[@m.m.afshar6505]

@@Lee-jh6cr When I say “a solid reference” I mean some traveller, explorer or court men etc who is contemporary with Gokturks and have an account about them which contains their appearance description just like Muhammad ibn Ali Rawandi, a Persian historian who saw Seljuk sultans with his own eyes and wrote a description of their appearance in his book Rahat al-sudur wa ayat al-surur.

[@m.m.afshar6505]

@@Lee-jh6cr There is an American documentary that searches out the genetics of a Scythian-Amazon woman, they reconstruct her face, she turns to be a brunette woman with dark brown eye color with Caucasoid features; ultimately they found her genetics has a perfect match with a Kazakh nomad girl in Mongolia named Mirangol who has bright blue eyes with Mongoloid features! The name of that documentary is “Secret of the Dead”. All I wanna say is that you can not determine ancient peoples appearance characteristics with genetic experiment especially with an unknown or biased source.

[@jessekruitman3698]

"Ïçüüm Apam Buumin Qağan Ïstemi Qağan oturmış", Qağan ile Ïstemi arasında "ve" yoktur. Burada ne deniliyor? "Ïçüüm Apam Buumin Qağan Ïstemi" (Allahımın neslimin Hanlar Hanı iradesinde Ïstemi), "Qağan oturmış" (Qağan olmuş). Buumın ve Ïstemi 2 farklı ad değil. İçüüm Apam Buumin sadece ona takılan bir unvandır. Zaten bunu da sık sık farklı yazıtlarda görürüz. "İçüümız Apamız" Buumin Qağan adlı kimse yoktur o sadece Qağan olduğu için unvandır. Çingiz Qağan gibi, Gerçek adı "Temuçin" ama unvan/Qağan adı Çingiz. Ve 2si 1 kişi.

[@navinkumarpk86]

Sounds like Dothraki

[@mustafakaancosan3655]

it is clear that Martin fascinated by turco-mongol tradition when creating Dothraki, so this could be the reason

[@Burak-gr4ee]

Neden orijinal metni bozdun? Virgül niyetine ve mi koydunuz ciddi ciddi?

[@Burak-gr4ee]

Üze kök tengri, asra yağız yer kılındokda ékin ara kişi oglı kılınmış. kilinmiş değil Ne de bir tanrıdan bahsediyor. Kök tengri mavi gökyüzü demek. 👎👎

[@korkufilmleriscarymovies2283]

​@@Burak-gr4ee kesin öyledir ha

[@anthonybarsness1462]

As an American who only speaks American, it sounds like a mix of Arabic and Slavic.

[@kapgankagan2065]

There is not a single arabic or slavic word in there.

[@twanabaiz9516]

There no Arabic word in it even accent are not Arabic or Slavic just your filling mate

[@oguztribesmen294]

This is so far away from Arabic like English and Slavic language 😂

[@mustafakaancosan3655]

don't need to mention "as an american"

[@Burak-gr4ee]

Your transcription is wrong, your translation is also wrong.

[@wg611]

Ai?🤖

[@jackrussel6210]

Bilgisayar sesini al bir taraflna yama et. KaGan degil degiö KaĜan

[@KhansDen]

Eski Türkçe'de ğ harfı yoktu.

[@kokturktughun]

Ve Arapça değil midir?

[@korkufilmleriscarymovies2283]

​@@KhansDenbırak şu terbiyesizlere cevap verme .Kazaklar burada eski Türkçe bizim dilimiz ile aynıydı diyorda adamlar artık Edgü kelimesini bile kullanmıyorlar Yaksı diyorlar .alakası yok Anadolu Türkçesinde öz Türkçe olan birsürü söz var

[@esatozturk5439]

There is no ğğğğ in Turkish

[@AbdysamatMukanov-vj3ct]

This is inauthentic!!!

[@thatisme3thatisme38]

Way yoo much sh sound

[@gunesay4188]

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