YAKUT PEOPLE, CULTURE, & LANGUAGE

[@sashabaisheva9640]

Thank you! As a Sakha, was happy to find such an accurate and profound video about us and our language in English☺️

[@aosadoifbaiosdfna]

Please comment on my video.

[@vibercost4354]

Thank you Andy for making videos, I love them so much! I There is a huge amount of small different ethnicities in Russia and as a person of one of them (not Yakut tho, I’m from the Caucasus , Dagestan and we have A LOT of them) I’m really glad you talk about them because most people haven’t heard about it

[@telegnazatlqm3972]

Дагестан сила 💪 Ваши женщины бесстрашны

[@aosadoifbaiosdfna]

Please comment on my video.

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

Yakut is for Turkic as Kalmyk is for Mongolic: the most isolated languages from their main familial clusters.

[@aslankhandemir8459]

Chuvash rather than Yakut is the most divergent

[@Jote_09]

@@aslankhandemir8459 correct. It developed a different branch earlier than sakha did

[@horsearcher6350]

yakut is more understandable than chuvas to a native turkish speaker, though turkish is influenced by foreign languages.

[@unknownmf2599]

@@horsearcher6350 only 14-17% of turkish is foreign influence.... literally WAAAY LESS than english, german, french, greek, arabic, chinese. etc...

[@zaboybagoi8636]

@@horsearcher6350 Istanbul Turkish was influenced, not folk Turkish.There are dialects in Turkey that a speaker of the Istanbul dialect cannot understand and some of them still sound Asian-ish like Yoruk dialect.

[@cheerfulturtlegirl]

I like how much effort you put into your videos. They are always really informative and beautiful-looking! I always learn something new. :)

[@MyWritingsInTurkmen]

Greetings to my Turkic Yakutian brothers from Türkmenistan.

[@grfie-p9i]

Greetings to all my Turkic brothers from Türkiye kardash

[@mohamedsalah-eo2bk]

I have a question so can you understand this language as someone from Turkmenistan?

[@NizhnyBall]

There is no yt in Turkmenistan

[@1fneeqf]

selam

[@MyWritingsInTurkmen]

@@mohamedsalah-eo2bkI understand but not too much

[@ivandinsmore6217]

I love Yakutia and it's language and culture. Thanks for posting this video, Andy.

[@akinamegu9896]

its like if you read peoples minds cause a few days ago i was watching vlogers making videos about their home sakha , great work by the way very informative

[@minimodecimomeridio4534]

Number 7 in italian: sette Number 7 in this totally unrelated and distant language: sette Me: 😲

[@unraed]

just a coincidence, nothing special, we all have the same mouth, tounge, we have strict numbers of consonants and vowels

[@Alexander-sr7qm]

What a coincidence

[@minimodecimomeridio4534]

@Pierluca Loreto scandalizzato mi sembra un po’ eccessivo, dai. Diciamo “sorpreso” 🙂

[@clubb2724]

time to reconstruct Proto-Italo-Turkic

[@centralasia186]

Thai 7zhet Kazakh7 zheti

[@Demirorda]

Greetings to Sakha brothers from Türkiye! 🇹🇷💙🐺

[@kubilay4955]

Sakha sind echte türken

[@夜行者-s2x]

The original turkic people/Yakut N are very similar to O (chinese，korean，japanese), they came from the same gene haplogroup NO but absolutely different from J（J1+J2/Turkey） Type of east Mediterranean people. J1 is Arabic haplogroup J2 is Native Anatolian haplogroup,from hittite， Canaanites That's why most modern Turks don’t look like Asians Your brother are Arab, Greek, Kurdish, Iranian, Armenian, not Yakut

[@AbiElectric]

@@kubilay4955 don't talk about what you know nothing about.

[@aone5787]

Sounds like mongolian

[@avantelvsitania3359]

May this be soon the language of a free independent Nation. God bless the Sakha and all the peoples of the World

[@niki6969.]

Такое же желаем Каталонии, стране Басков, Шотландии, Уэльсу, Северной Ирландии, Аквитании, Бретани, Корсике и коренным народам Австралии, Гавайев, Новой Зеландии, США и Канады🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Davlavi]

This channel deserves way more views. Keep up the great videos.🙏🙏

[@darkdemian7747]

Please make Tatar people, culture and language

[@vedatuzunlu8869]

Best wishes to,Turkik Yakut brothers from Türkiye 🙋🙋

[@개혁자-k5d]

My favorite turkic language and one of my favourite languages in the world.

[@islammehmeov2334]

Love may SAKHA YAKUTSK BROTHER AND SISTERS FROM CRAMIAN TATAR BROTHER Большои любов моим САХА ЯКУТСКИМ БРАТЬЯМ И СЕСТРАМ от ваших КРИМСЬКО ТАТАРИСКИХ БРАТОЕВ

[@yryskeldiyt9273]

for me as kyrgyz this language sounds something familiar but i can’t understand 😭

[@learnspeakmaster]

Excellent Informative video! 👌

[@robertrs00]

For some reason, it sounds like a blending of Finnish and (any) Turkic language. Maybe because of the doubled vowels. It's anyway a beautiful language!

[@k1r4z.]

Agreedd it sounds like mix of finnish and kazahk

[@oghuzbeg4944]

I love my great Turkic family

[@夜行者-s2x]

The original turkic people/Yakut N are very similar to O (chinese，korean，japanese), they came from the same gene haplogroup NO but absolutely different from J（J1+J2/Turkey） Type of east Mediterranean people. J1 is Arabic haplogroup J2 is Native Anatolian haplogroup,from hittite， Canaanites That's why most modern Turks don’t look like Asians Your brother are Arab, Greek, Kurdish, Iranian, Armenian, not Yakut

[@omeruysal5147]

5:30 Seslendiren kişi kesin Maria. O "munnu" deyişi nerde duysam tanırım 😄 @LifeinYakutia

[@babkagazad5027]

Məncə də😀

[@zeynepiremgunes7302]

Aynısını düşünüyordum 😅

[@okanpalabiyik]

Best Turkic language in the planet.

[@المرتدالفخور]

Yakutia seems like a really cool place

[@totalmadnesman]

Its cold af.

[@nano34677]

Fun fact: Yakut language is similar with Turkish Love Sakha brother from Türkiye 🇹🇷❤🐺

[@夜行者-s2x]

The original turkic people/Yakut N are very similar to O (chinese，korean，japanese), they came from the same gene haplogroup NO but absolutely different from J（J1+J2/Turkey） Type of east Mediterranean people. J1 is Arabic haplogroup J2 is Native Anatolian haplogroup,from hittite， Canaanites That's why most modern Turks don’t look like Asians Your brother are Arab, Greek, Kurdish, Iranian, Armenian, not Yakut

[@kamiljan_ashiri]

Can't wait for modern uyghur language)

[@vitaliygalganets]

Uyghur language was native and official in Muscovy (so-called "Russia"), as it has native roots in Golden Horde.

[@jackhardy3905]

Glad people get to know more about our minorty nations culture from our federation 🇷🇺

[@NizhnyBall]

Agree!

[@stadtrepublikmulhausen4121]

The minority being forcly conscripted to die in Ukraine for a war that haven't anything to do with them ?

[@aosadoifbaiosdfna]

Please comment on my video.

[@phonl1]

I wish you would reupload the Zhuang language video

[@aliencreative9360]

hi much love from usa. could you do a video translating yakut songs? itd be very good education and information. theres this one lovely song called Aar Ajyy by Olox. i wish i knew what she was saying her voice is magnetic ❤

[@Kadir85Akin]

Love to all Turkic people ❤

[@Kaiju588]

Super yakut ilove turk ❤❤

[@mohammadoutool6779]

Please make a video about Thailand 🇹🇭 languages, phrases, cultures

[@amilavxilmen5632]

My third favourite Turkic language

[@amilavxilmen5632]

Please do the Manchu next 🙏

[@karabakhazerbaijan1646]

It took me 5 minutes to learn to count from1 to 10. Because we have the same root.

[@koseku3]

5min? they are basicly same with turkish

[@ahumanistpotato]

This is the first time I'm the second person to click on a video

[@lunarbike]

as a turk ı can say , numbers are tottally same in Turkey's Turkish.

[@Dimitra.Saltou]

Please make a video for greenlandic also!!

[@Pepi_Panda]

Ok

[@My_Navigator]

thats cool but havent you done this language or are you recreating it

[@개혁자-k5d]

She is remaking it but including information about the culture as well this time which is cool :)

[@My_Navigator]

@@개혁자-k5d oh ok yeah that is cool

[@real.roninthomasvids]

Hi

[@Leonardo-se4su]

The hardest turkic language.

[@vehbisabanc7843]

The hardest one is chuvash

[@owaischgaming7200]

My four fathers language

[@wemovedto8.125]

Yakut Official Cyrillic: Дорообо! Мин аатым Andy. Эн кайдаххын?

[@harunatsu6756]

I think you should make a playlist of videos on language minorities in Russia

[@eraysar2523]

Hi world Turkish

[@Матвей-ъ8ж9п]

Doroba-dorova

[@DanielgtaLaw]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@hmg4044]

Can you please make video about "Dothraki" language from GOT Pleaaaaaaaaaaaaas We know that you can do it ❤️🌹

[@germanempire4269]

Can you upload about low german?

[@koseku3]

numbers are almost same as turkish

[@era323]

You can make LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND PEOPLE of all of Russia's ethnic diversity!

[@anilo6323]

Caxa Tbira

[@yusuf.i9108]

The Yakuts are the ethnic brothers of the Native Americans, Turks of Central Asia and Anatolia.

[@arslan6599]

When Cantonese language?

[@dean.haraldkolompar7624]

4:57

[@mysteriousDSF]

5:31 ajak means lip in Hungarian

[@станіславтрансгендерович]

It's a very beautiful language and a unique culture! What a pity that the Russian government is constantly trying to destroy and russificate this and many other nations:(

[@niki6969.]

Не сильнее, чем другие страны.

[@stvk99]

make no mistake, if places were reversed Russians would also be yakutified. and no one is actively trying to "destroy" Yakut culture. nothing personal, just that multicultural societies naturally don't really work out. I mean, you're Ukrainian, your government is an aspiring ethnostate, you should understand Russia very well in that sense.

[@nayba1854]

Эм Я Якут и такого у нас нет :/

[@Phoenix_II]

PLZ DO MEDIAN/MEDES LANGUAGE❤❤

[@elvyn8709]

Yakut, a Turkic Language at the coldest climate zones in Yakutia.

[@cloggybobbyrg]

!

[@ServantOfOdin]

There seem some isolated influences from Finnish even.

[@indigo1594]

min bügün eyigin töröttüm in Turkish ben bugün baban oldum / babana türedim / dönüştüm

[@nikmav3468]

Please make ancient Macedonian language video

[@egenazo4232]

👍🏻

[@cariyaputta]

Is it me or they really look like Mongolian, both appearance and the nomadic vibe?

[@kagar3465]

How are they supposed to look like?

[@zaboybagoi8636]

How many times have you seen Mongols in your lifetime? What makes you think they look like Mongols? We are much more numerous than Mongols.

[@nheycastillo5065]

Дорообо

[@mohamedkirgliz261]

Sahka Yakuts resemble my face i am helenized Mongoloid and Caucasoid my eyes aren't covered but if i laughing i look Mongoloid Siberian very strange while those with West Eurasian ancestry and East Asian Siberian look more Mongoloid in the sense of the eyes, my mother resemble the Chinese han and Korean while me i resemble the Tibetans so call me that my Mongoloid face Genetics resemble the Chinese i have almond eyes with Mongoloid features my skin is light yellow skin with big head face Altay people they say those resemble my mother parents while my father side i learn that my grandmother she's ancestors were from Caspian Sea from the look of her my grandmother look Siberian and West Eurasian

[@오찬-m7t]

Please re-upload Kazakh language.

[@Ammaliare_Ashyla]

Would greatly appreciate if you did African Americans 🤗

[@karabakhazerbaijan1646]

Saxalar

[@Dom_om_nom]

Idk why, but calling ethnic groups from northern Asia Siberians irks me. Just call them what they are: Asians. They experience the same racism and hate that East Asians experience, yet for some reason we constantly erase North Asians.

[@kagar3465]

It's a political thing. Like Primorsky is also called Siberia but then Heilong Jiang is more northern in latitude than Primorsky and is closer to actual Siberia. Primorsky is also more Eastern than China. Then why don't they call northern Hans and Manchu who by the way came from the South Siberian peoples. Especially the Manchu since not so long ago they were called the Jurchens. They were also nomadic people before they invaded China and got assimilated. Real Siberia is in the Central Siberian Highlands where the river Yenesei runs through it that is where the Sibir Khanate historically was. Which is why they often refer to Russian East Asian and North Asian territories as "Russian Far East".

[@k1r4z.]

Lmao what are you okay? They are called siberia because that region is SIBERİA. And its turkic siberians that call that region siberia, and they call themselves Siberians. Ur reasoning is funny, they might be similar to east asians but they arent same. The racism part is a whole another topic, calling them siberians isnt even racist, because the word siberia originated from turkic languages, therefore they called themselves siberians and its none of your business

[@stvk99]

might as well call them all Chinese then

[@GaryHField]

Yakuts are very much generically related to Indigenous Alaskans and Native Americans. Which means Indigenous Americans are largely of Proto-Turkic origin.

[@natanaeloliveira366]

I'm quite sure that's not correct. The Turkic migration to these parts of Siberia is more recent than the migration of proto Siberians to América. So sure they are somewhat related to native Americans but that comes from their proto Siberian side, not the Turkic one.

[@ТарасПидарчук]

Don't mess it up. Genetics and language is not always the same, you can take a look at Yakut people and turkmens, for example, they are completely different, and not only their phenotype, but also the culture. And still theirs languages are relative, however, not their genetics

[@umashi4437]

@@ТарасПидарчук Their genetics either, wtf are you saying (they share a common Turkic gene pool)

[@AsylumDaemon]

Why every person on the Internet wants to associate a random Turkic ethnic group’s genetics to another unrelated ethnic group? Like no one cares if Yakut people are genetically more similar to whatever the ethnicity you are saying. We all want to enjoy their beautiful language here if you are so interested in genetics go to a channel about genetics

[@Dom_om_nom]

Yes and the Sakha are north Asian.

[@suevialania]

Siberians as an Asians, are close to Yellow chinese than white Russian!

[@diyaralyawir4753]

When you make Kurdish

[@AkıncıV2]

Ne

[@ulucay3405]

​@@AkıncıV2 ne

[@mirae9163]

Sounds like Mongolian

[@therinachristian4556]

first

[@vit6733]

Ужас какой 😮

[@Tokyo2905]

Yakut or Saxa Dna and the culture of the closest Evenki, Yokgher and Nagansan and their language is Turkish by only 40%

[@kadircanyldran1849]

Yakut yok Saka var! are u russian??