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Sir! Keep it up gud job

I'm 1st

Arebica is pronounced arebitsa, аребица, ah reh bee tsa

As an Azerbaijani, i enjoyed this

Very interesting. Thanks for preparing this!

LOL, Azerbaijan has a language and alphabet?? Guys, I can't stop laughing. Please stop

Thank you! I was having so much trouble finding resources to learn uzbek

I like to use Arabic

Nice explanation. Good effort

😂😂😂😂bro you forget your own Alphabet 😂😂😂😂 now you are using Russian Alphabet 😂

is the q not a ch sound ?? qen being pronounced chen?

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Arebica is a beautiful script than Latinica. You can make a calligraphy of swan or bird shapes from Arebica, but it is hard to make it from Latinica. It has higher art values.

Thank you 👍🏻

Thank you 👍🏻

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Very helpful thanks!!

I hate this alphabet, we should get back our Arabic alphabet wich has been for 1200 year

Ba Ba = Baba / Apa / eba / abu /爸爸= Papa ( Pater > Father) Na Na = Ana / Anne = 妈妈/ Ma Ma / Mom ( Mater > Mother) Ne Ne = Nene / Nine = 奶奶/ Nanny (Grandmother) Ta Ta = Ata / Dede =爷爷/ Grandfather / Bög baba = big father Ka Ga = Aga / Keke (~steerer /beak) 哥哥/ aga bög > ağabey = big brother Bir-ol-diger> Birader = (per-alter /pre-other > one other) =兄弟/ Brother Ba ba la =Baba-la /apa-la /abula > Abla = older sister ( ~with father) Ba ba chui = Bavoji > Bacı = younger sister ( ~loves father) Ba ba cha = Apa-ça /abuja > emijae > Emmi / Amca =舅舅/ paternal uncle (~fatherly) Tai U = Dayı = 叔叔/ maternal uncle ( nearest’s he ) Tai Thu =Taitsu> Teyze = maternal aunt / Dasy ( nearest’s that ) Çe Çe = Ece / Cece / 姐姐 / older sister Mi Mi = Ümmü / Mimi / 妹妹 / younger sister or young aunt Bi Bi = Bibi / Hala = 姑姑/ paternal aunt Pe Pe = Bebe / bebek =宝宝 / baby >>( sweetie > balak / bala ) Kayın ağacı = Beech tree >>>difficult pedigree = different family tree Kayın peder / Kayın baba / Kaynata = father-in-law /公公 Kayın valide / Kayın anne / Kaynana = mother-in-law /婆婆 Kayın / Kayınçı / Kayınço = brother in-law Baldız = sister-in-law /嫂子 ( honey- salt) wife's sister for men Görümce = sister-in-law (~observer) husband's sister for women Elti = Brother in-law's wife > just for women Gelin = bride / 新娘 (~newcomer) Nedime= the bride's assistant at the wedding and closest friend Yenge = Brother's wife (~came over marriage) Dünür= parents who are related to each other through their children's marriages (~ later relative) Güvey /Damat = groom /倌 / 马夫 Sağdıç (sağdeş) = The groom's assistant at the wedding and closest friend Bacanak = sister-in-law's husband (each of the husbands of the sisters of your wife) just for men Enişte = sisters or aunts husbands

I am from Tajikistan hello everyone / Ich bin aus Tadschikistan hallo an alle / Ман аз Точ,икистон салом ба х,ама !!!🇹🇯

Why do Uzbeks switched from using Cyrillic to Latin? 😕😕😕

Köp Sagboluň Owadan Türkmen dilimizi öwrenýäniňiz üçin.

According to new informations the letter "y" (cyrilic "ы") will be replaced by "ı" (dotless i).

I didnt get the difference between Y like in Bull and Pull - it is the same isnt it?

please without music

❤ Thank you, I am very happy to have found a Tajikistani language learning channel here, unfortunately the background music of this video is too noisy when learning the language. 🙏🏼Hopefully in the future it can be even better ❤

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Thank you! I’m going there soon so

Music is too loud...it drowns your voice...

Uhhh limon is same name as limon n pals!

I've been fascinated by the Turkic languages but I'm curious why "X" is always like "hah" but yet it's spelled sometimes "kh". Is there a small hint of sound from the "k" that's in there?

Beautiful video Thank you

Doesn't K at the end of the word also make the sound of ch in German "ich"? And Q the sound of "ch" in "loch" at the end of the word?

Hi guys.I am Turkmen.I am from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 as well.I am very happy because some people try to learn my mother language. Thank you all guys🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Meniň adym Saparniýaz 😊

Where is the website?

I'm a from türkmenistan

Good job bro

i am native Turkmen speaker and i think you should improve your intonations. because sometimes it challenges my understanding

So, it's essentially Persian in the Cyrillic script? It's very beautiful!

The Tajik Government in the early 1990s discussed the posibility of switching back to the persio-arabic script to bring the language more in line with Iran and for a small period Tajik was refered to as Tajiki Farsi.

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Berekella - Bärekeldi!

Great work, I am Pakistani and have started learning Azerbaijani language, this video helped me a lot specially the Arabic words you used because "Urdu Words" are similar to Arabic words. I really appreciate you.

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Some thing is off in your pronunciation

When do you update next episode?

سی سال گذشت هنوز روسی الفابیت استعمال می کنید.پس حافظ ،خیام،سعدی را کی توانید خواند باز آ باز آ گر صد سال شد باز آ امام علی رحمان بگو رحمانوف مگو