That was so nice to see familiar places and busses again. I had lived in Ulaanbaatar fo 9 months and had used exactly this numbers. BTW great thanks to Mongolia and Mongolians! Beautiful people!
Really good job. Real life, real situation, real need, real language. What other situation could be ? - Imagine you want to rent/buy a motorcycle - Imagine you have ta make reparation for you car/motorcycle - Imagine you are looking for a flat - Imagine you are looking for a good massage in order to fix your back - Imagine you are in the middle of steps and you try to negociate the taxi - And so on ... What would you say in those cases ?
I love your videos! Im learning Mongolian to better communicate with my Mongolian friends. I am really enjoying your 100 words to know videos. Every time I watch them I understand a little bit more and have started talking to myself in Mongolian as a way to practice. Could you do a video explaining animal names and ID's? That would help a lot as my Mongolian friends and I are both horse trainers and I want to talk to them more about their horses and other animals. Thank you so much for all the effort you put into your videos!
It's all about "causing" something to happen. Орох - to enter Оруулах - to [make] something enter. Which is why you can орох a room but оруулах a PIN code. You can явах (go) somewhere. Or явуулах (send) something to somewhere. Just follow vowel harmony to predict the ways the verb changes and remember the unusual ones like гомдох VS гомдоох.
they may be close to each other as country but how they could be related? Korean language was created by one man and Mongolian language holds long history, sounds different...
It's an unresolved debate. Some linguists speculate that they're related based on older forms of each language. There are certainly similar patterns between the two as you go back in time, which is what leads to the idea that they can be related. Japanese is often thrown into the mix as well because of the way vowels and consonants are separated. Many other factors matter as well. Look into anthropological studies moreso than linguistic studies to come to your own conclusion.
Would be great it you could put subtitles on your videos too. I could catch up some words. But to be more fluent, I’d like to know what are being said so I can really learn it. 😅 Thank you.
It does have subtitles. There are 3 parts, first part has no subtitle, second one has Mongolian subtitles and third part has Mongolian and English subtitles.
Love this video ! - it makes us imagine we are in Mongolia ! :) Just need some help .... Does anyone know what бүр сайн means also good if someone could breakdown this bit " гэсэн хаягтай газраас " . also what does it mean you can take another bus for free after that within 30 minutes. i'm not clear on this. Sorry for so many questions ! thanks : )
'бүр сайн' in this case, 'really well' or 'well enough'. Бүр сайн мэдэхгүй байвал (If you really don't know well enough...). 'гэсэн хаягтай газраас' means 'from the place with a sign says'. Hope it's clear.
I have a question, I copied this from Google: "Монгол бол миний дуртай орны нэг. Би гэртээ өдөр бүр хэл сурдаг, учир нь энэ нь хөгжилтэй бөгөөд хүмүүсийг ойлгохыг хүсдэг. Би бусад орны хүмүүстэй ярилцах дуртай. Би монгол хэлийг сургуульд сурдаггүй, гэртээ хэл сурдаг." Is it everything written correctly?
I lived in Ulaanbaatar for 9 months and still haven’t figured out what the difference is between XO: and Ч:. But these are just buses that travel around the city. M - in my opinion, these are those who leave for the country. Well, T is a trolleybus.
That was so nice to see familiar places and busses again. I had lived in Ulaanbaatar fo 9 months and had used exactly this numbers. BTW great thanks to Mongolia and Mongolians! Beautiful people!
Really good job. Real life, real situation, real need, real language.
What other situation could be ?
- Imagine you want to rent/buy a motorcycle
- Imagine you have ta make reparation for you car/motorcycle
- Imagine you are looking for a flat
- Imagine you are looking for a good massage in order to fix your back
- Imagine you are in the middle of steps and you try to negociate the taxi
- And so on ...
What would you say in those cases ?
I love your videos! Im learning Mongolian to better communicate with my Mongolian friends. I am really enjoying your 100 words to know videos. Every time I watch them I understand a little bit more and have started talking to myself in Mongolian as a way to practice. Could you do a video explaining animal names and ID's? That would help a lot as my Mongolian friends and I are both horse trainers and I want to talk to them more about their horses and other animals. Thank you so much for all the effort you put into your videos!
very good video thank you ❤
Can you make video about Causative case please? I really don`t understand it...
It's all about "causing" something to happen.
Орох - to enter
Оруулах - to [make] something enter.
Which is why you can орох a room but оруулах a PIN code.
You can явах (go) somewhere. Or явуулах (send) something to somewhere.
Just follow vowel harmony to predict the ways the verb changes and remember the unusual ones like гомдох VS гомдоох.
I am personally curious about how the Mongolian language and Korean language are related, but it is hard to know.
they may be close to each other as country but how they could be related? Korean language was created by one man and Mongolian language holds long history, sounds different...
It's an unresolved debate. Some linguists speculate that they're related based on older forms of each language.
There are certainly similar patterns between the two as you go back in time, which is what leads to the idea that they can be related.
Japanese is often thrown into the mix as well because of the way vowels and consonants are separated.
Many other factors matter as well. Look into anthropological studies moreso than linguistic studies to come to your own conclusion.
Would be great it you could put subtitles on your videos too. I could catch up some words. But to be more fluent, I’d like to know what are being said so I can really learn it. 😅
Thank you.
It does have subtitles. There are 3 parts, first part has no subtitle, second one has Mongolian subtitles and third part has Mongolian and English subtitles.
Love this video ! - it makes us imagine we are in Mongolia ! :) Just need some help .... Does anyone know what бүр сайн means also good if someone could breakdown this bit " гэсэн хаягтай газраас " . also what does it mean you can take another bus for free after that within 30 minutes. i'm not clear on this. Sorry for so many questions ! thanks : )
'бүр сайн' in this case, 'really well' or 'well enough'. Бүр сайн мэдэхгүй байвал (If you really don't know well enough...). 'гэсэн хаягтай газраас' means 'from the place with a sign says'. Hope it's clear.
thanks very much ! : ) @@mongollanguage
I have a question, I copied this from Google:
"Монгол бол миний дуртай орны нэг. Би гэртээ өдөр бүр хэл сурдаг, учир нь энэ нь хөгжилтэй бөгөөд хүмүүсийг ойлгохыг хүсдэг. Би бусад орны хүмүүстэй ярилцах дуртай. Би монгол хэлийг сургуульд сурдаггүй, гэртээ хэл сурдаг."
Is it everything written correctly?
yes, it looks good
Улаанбаатар хотод томоохон өөрчлөлтүүд.
Супер тустай, баярлалаа! Could someone please explain what these bus system symbols mean?
T-
M:
XO:
Ч:
I lived in Ulaanbaatar for 9 months and still haven’t figured out what the difference is between XO: and Ч:. But these are just buses that travel around the city. M - in my opinion, these are those who leave for the country. Well, T is a trolleybus.