What Turkish sounds like to foreigners-Yabancılar Türkçe'yi nasıl duyar?
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2016
- I played a clip of Turkish for some Canadian students to see if they are able to identify the language. Initially, most of them thought it was an eastern European language. Some also said it sounded "middle eastern". In the end it was the geographical hints that led people to the correct answer.
So far out of all the languages I've done, people struggled the most with Turkish.
I wasn't able to squeeze out a good imitation this time. I will definitely make another one in the future. - Комедії
ulan ağız tadıyla bi yemek tarifi dinlettirmediniz
emretovic elmalı pasta tarifiydi kanka
Vorname Nachname HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
aynen knk
😂😂😂
hahahaha
I speak Spanish but thanks to Tarkan I would recognize Turkish immediately. I love the way it sounds.
Thank you :) I like spanish too but I wished turkish got as much attention as spanish :(
graciasss hermanooo
I love Rolando alarcon from turkey
ua-cam.com/video/K1yPgFcFytY/v-deo.html hey maybe you'll like this song, although it doesnt at all sound like tarkan lol
🥰🥰
When will people understand that Turks/Turkish are not Arab/Arabic? Like they don't even sound familiar.
Jean oh absolutely
Jean you are a moron who thinks being european is supperior. We are Turks and proud to be Turk! Go and fuck yourself!
Jean Turks are neither European or Middle Eastern, WE ARE TURKIC GET IT RIGHT AND LEARN OUR HISTORY FOR FUCK SAKE!!!!!!!!
Zeynep Aytekin people are retarded so they will label everyone in west asia/ the middle east as "arabic" people
Jean how the fuck would you call a turkish personarabic common turkish people has nothing to do with arabic and even turkish history has nothing to do with arabic and has nothing in common
Turkish doesn't have any throat sounds like middle eastern languages based on throat sounds while even French and German have some throat sounds , Turkish have many Arabic and Persian words but Turks don't pronounce them from throat like like middle easterners do
It means shortly, prodental.
Yeah we speak relaxx
@vasiliev kibarlık ne alaka , çok cahilce bir yorum bu , tamamen anatomi ile ilgili bu,Fransızlardan daha mı kibarız , gerçekten çok cahilce yorumlamışsınız
@vasiliev Bilgin olmayan konularda yorum yaparsan sana cahil denir , buna kızıcaksan bilgiye dayalı olmayan yorumlarını kendine sakla , önce genetik öğren sonra konuşursun , yumuşamış boğazmış bilmem ne :)))
It has plenty of throat sounds depening on which region of Turkey you are from. The women in the video sound like they're from the Western region. The East has lots of throat sounds.
WTF kısmını hıammına diye çeviren çevirmenin yüreğine sağlık.
Afiyet olsuunn
Hiammmınaa
Röslflsldlaldl çok güldüm orda ya
Aynen eline sağlık çok ii olmuş ishdksbsjdhansjbskejx
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Romanian here, love to Turkey, I just can't believe they don't recognise it.
Seni cok seviyorum, Turkyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Se' Bignè we love you too :D🤗
Biz de seni seviyoruzzzzz. Ahahaha :)
That moment when Turkish people love you :3
Owwww, sadsadasdsa(Turkish laughing)
I love you "Se' Bigne"
+Emre Deniz bende-bendeee
"Uses a Roman alphabet"
Two seconds later: "Armenian"
Etrüsk alfabesi mi demek istedin? Latinler Etrüsklerden almıştır yazıyı ve dili
He knew it was turkish he was just pretending. Everyone's I've met know turkish. And a lot about turkey. Turkey is not so unknown country believe me
What has that got to do with how it sounds? It sounds quite similar to Armenian btw because they literally are next-door neighbours.
@@newleft2254 hell no, they don’t sound a bit similar
@@newleft2254 not really, Armenian is much different then Turkish. They are not even in same language family.
yemek tarifi dinletmenizin sebebi neydi :D
sebebi neydi ki
Kiz benim adim da selin sen
+Jackson. oo adaş merhaba
+Jackson. her yerde ve her yerde korecan bulmak beni mutlu ediyor🤗
Melody Rana Pardon türkçem pek güzel digil ama beni de mutlu ediyor ♡
It doesn't sound like Arabic, it's a lot "softer".
And it is not guttural.
ממלכת הכוזרים Chuvash Jen
Because I have Szekely blood.
I do not fully understand, but yes, Romania is against Szekely autonomy, let alone Szekely independence. For the Chuvash, it is a different thing.
ממלכת הכוזרים Csuvas vagyok, Szavar vagyok
I like turkish language!👌🏻
Greetings from Mexico City🇲🇽❤️
Greetings back :)
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@@PimsleurTurkishLessons thanks 😊
kanında azerilik var
I was in your country only 2 weeks ago 😊 Mexican and Turkish people are so alike! Greetings from a Turkish girl 🇹🇷❤️
Turkish sounds SOOO much like swedish, and swedish does not at all sound like arabic, at least not yet...
SlushPanic TV neither turkish
Faccio Labava Turkish is altaic. But because Turkey is close to Arabic countries geographically so it has arabic words. Grammar of Turkish and Arabic are nothing alike. So different.
SlushPanic TV can’t agree, turkish sounds NOTHING like swedish
turkish has a lot of arabic words in it, which is why it could have sounded arabic :)
@ They didn't say it's similar to Swedish they said it SOUNDS like Swedish there's a big difference. Of course when it comes to structure etc they are different but they have similar sounds. I am Turkish and I can safely say Swedish really is one of the languages that sound similarly to Turkish, but Turkish words have more sh & ch sounds.
funniest moment: when that fella thought Turkish was Armenian.
+Iznikroc i can imagine the face of some turks after some one labeling thear language with armenian:))))))
I'm half-turkish, when I heard that i was like....Oh damn, my family in Istanbul will not be amused.
+maligjokica My face is smiling because Armenian culture and language are part of Turkish identity and vice versa. 100 years ago, almost every craftsman and artisan in the Ottoman Empire were Armenians and obviously the languages got mixed heavily. The fact that some tragedies parted the two nations temporarily, doesn't mean they're not connected.
maligjokica
Its actually pretty fine
Iznikroc Armenian doesn’t even have Latin alphabet
Turkish, the language comes from Asia not from the Middle East..
Last I checked, the Middle East was in Asia 😑
Middle-east is more like west-asia. Turkish is from Central-Asia which is two different regions, culturally and by language.
it depends on your position :D
Myconerd actually turkey is between Asia and europe
language group is Asian Altaic , very different grammar , pronunciation from indo european or semitic languages
for some reason, Turkish is for me one of the most easy languages to identify when hearing. it has some weird flavour to it that always makes me like "ye that has to be Turkish". no other language sounds like that.
It's really interesting how does it sound to you annoying or which language sound closest to ours?
@Lucifer kankam seni her türklerle ilgili videonun altında görüyorum sen de mi benim gibi işsizsin sjamfmdm
Yeah I get what you mean as a turkish person I feel the same about most asian languages (to me Japanese Chinese and Korean sound nothing alike)
@@cerengungor2507 It sounds very "rounded", clear and so melodic! So pleasant to prononce. And I love the particular sound of the "L" (where the back of the tongue is brought more upwards I guess ?), it's so characteristic of turkish. An the "ı"... And the way the "ü" and "ö" are used, the unique rhythm, etc. The sonority of turkic languages (especially modern-day turkish) is so unique that I really can't compare them to any language of another family when I hear them. Turkish is so easily recognisable (except maybe that it is a bit difficult to distinguish it from other oghuz languages/dialects like azeri when the ear is not trained, and I doubt that mine is trained enought yet, but I think I can distinguish them now). (my native languages are armenian and french)
@@kimforestleaf as anatolian turks, we can also understand azeri turkish when we hear. Maybe thats the reason you cannot distinguish them.
If you show them the people speaking the language, they will easily come up with the stereotypes in their mind and won't listen to the sounds. Show a hijabi speaking Turkish, they'll say it's Arabic. Show a blonde speaking Turkish, they'll say it's a Slavic language.
Yes you’re definitely right!
definitely bcs of stereotypes.
I mean that the only way to identify a different language or culture. If you don't know anything about them you can take stereotypes to try to identify the language or culture.
Agreed they will think of stereotypes
I wouldn't call this a stereotype, but scientifically speaking, it is heuristics. Our brains tend to combine visual signals with the auditory impulses to make a shortcut decision to save from processing power and time. That is how we are built through millions of years of evolution.
I'm an Arab and I've never heard Turkish spoken before. What a beautiful language.
***** What is the first?
And where did you get that information? And by information I mean your bullshit opinion not backed by any research or poll.
Silvery Night χρονης κ.
χρονης κ. Keep your stupid opinion in your stupid mind. You don't have to say it that rude way even if you think that. Grow up
He is greek. This aggressive mode is normal.
The reason they hear Arabic and French is because the largest number of loan words in Turkish are from these languages. By percentage Arabic %6 and French %5. The pronunciation is very different from both of them though. Turkish is actually grammatically closest to Mongolian, Korean, Hungarian, Finnish etc. but I have also heard that it sounds Slavic to some people. It's a very unique language.
+fuac turkish is not closest to mongolian, korean, hungarian, finish, etc. turkish is closest to other turcic laguages like azerbaijaani, tatar language , kazakh language, turmeni, uzbeki,, kyrgyz, and others.the similarity to Monolian, Korean, etc. is next, because they all use the same sytax, and the cause that turkish sounds for some People similar to south slavic languages is because the Ottoman empire reigned a long time them, and that caused, that there are many similar words in south slavic languages too :)
+Watashi wa Dәsu Yes, I was talking about other than Turkic languages.
ok than you are right
+acid pops Ural and Altai families are seperated right now. It isn't ''Ural-Altai'' no more.
+Watashi wa Dәsu finnish and turkish are really really close man
i am half Turkish and half Norwegian.When they said " french, swedish", i laughed so hard. I really enjoyed this video. Thx.
+Happy_panda 9GAG deki arkadaş sen misin? Norveç'te üniversite okuyan.
Ege Tamay hayir
+Happy_panda O zaman rahatsız ettiğim için özür dilerim. :)
+Happy_panda annen norveçli mi?
OMG Norwegian! Norway after the turkey is my favorite country. I want to live there in the future, I also learned that the Norwegian.
turkish sounds very similar like hungarian
Cuz those are from same language family.
@@turco2541 The issue of urolic-altaic languages being related is still debated.
There still aren't enough evidence are found. So unless the Asian languages evolved with some hugely different way that none of us have figured out, Hungarian, Finnish and Turkish are not from the same language family.
Hungary was an Ottoman land for a lot of centuries and uralic languages have similar features with Turkic languages is all
M Bayrak oo im living now in turkey and im learning the language, and i have to say that turkish and hungarian seems like theyre related, really, a lot a lot like conection words, like ben - en (me), veya - vagy / mi - mi, in hungarian is what and in turkish is part of the ask,/ evet - igen (yes)/ var - vannak (have) etc also now that i learned a lot of turkish but not fully satisfied i can say that hungarian is so easy now is so similar, i think at a point in one era Turkish and hungarian where related but is so far far.
@@peynirformaggio6915 There is a certain scientific methodology to detect the relation between languages.
On paper, you would not notice much similarity between English and Hindu but they too are related.
M Bayrak yes, hindi, persian, english, greek, spanish, etc etc italian swedish, slavic germanic romances baltic celtic hellenik persian etc are related theyre indoeuropean languages
Wow I guess people don't know what arabic sounds like, that's nowhere near Arabic.
- Yeah but say that to AKP voters and fanatics, they ditch turkish culture for arabic culture.
Olum burada ne biçim bir muhabbet dönüyor?
Biliyorum ama türk olduğunuz o kadar aşikar ki Türkçe yazmak istedim
@אביהו bruh
@@user-kl1yj7ml6b we don't hate arabs but as a Turkish person, I don't want them to call me Arab because our language and the physical appearances are so different. (also the cultures [it doesn't mean all the muslims have the same culture])
According to TDK (Turkish Language Institution) there are 111.027 words in Turkish. 14.981 are of foreign origin. The rest are indigenous. 6467 of those foreign words are Arabic origin whereas 5253 are of French. Neither Arabic nor French makes up more then 1 percent of Turkish language. If one looks at Wikipedia 29% percent of English words are French origin. Nobody says English "sounds like" French. But all of a sudden Turkish "sounds like" Arabic with less then 1 percent influence.
Firat Sami Sagun (Alumni) arabic has 4-5 percent influance but good point
The biggest problem is maybe we have more than 100000 words but in daily life we are using just mostly 3000 of them and at least quarter of it is foreigner(Persian,French or Arabic)
You re so on point. Spanish has hundreds of words from Arabic but it doesn't sound Arabic at all. Loanwords are just that. It doesn't change the real essence of a language. People of a certain language adapt loanwords to their native pronunciation.
türkçe de daha fazla arapça sözcük yokmuydu ya o az değil mi ben daha fazla diye biliyorum hatta baya baya türkçe de ki sözcüklerin yarısının arapça olduğunu düşünüyordum eğer söylediğin kadar azsa mutlu oldum 15.000 az değil ama 110.000 sözcüğe göre çok da fazla sayılmaz
Keşke bu yorumun alnı olsaydı da öpseydim
for me Turkish is one of the most beautiful languages around the world)
Disgusting
@@n.sadequi4381 what u say u piece of shit
Asianpride Sadequi why? Can you give me a reason?
Yes, I agree... Turkish is sureely the most beautiful language in the world
@Birhano nasty? how tf a language can sound nasty? i feel like you wrote this comment bc you don't like Turks or the president in Turkey... am i correct? don't be racist dude it makes you a shitty person
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You need to hear Arabic words to say "Turkish sounds like Arabic." There is no Arabic word in the sound they listen to.
Nibiru kraliçesi is that youb??
@@cemalgok4950 Ne yazık ki kendisi vefat etti.
@The Zizo! she means in this dialogue,no words came from Arabic tonque,some words came french in This video
i like how the turkish person tells something like a recipe
it is actually a recipe
LOL
yes it is something like a cooking show
it is
Çocuk şok 😂
Am i the only one who thinks that it sounds a bit like Korean, Japanese and maybe Finnish?
+roothik No, me too. Turkish, Korean, Japanese are Altaic languages. :D
+roothik I don't what is your native language I'm a Turkish guy from the U.S. Once I was shopping with one of my Turkish friend and then I realized that someone is speaking Turkish in the market. I told my friend to listen it carefully since we can barely heard the voice. When we went the aisle that sounds come from, we realized it's not Turkish but Korean.
+Atilla Demir The altaic theory has been officially discarded by modern linguistics. It has very little things shared with mongolian. Turkish comes from a family language itself originated in central asian kazakh turkic tribes. Later it adopted arabic, persian and greek vocabulary, alphabet and grammar. Ataturk simplified these things because of the high illiteracy rate in turkey, by discarding the arabic and persian alphabet and replacing it with the Roman alphabet with some Greek and Cyrillic characters.
+Tsoukalos Extraordinaire Hi. I'm student ot Turkology at university. It wasn't canceled by linguistics. Mongolic, Turkic and Turgusic has proven to be the Altaic languages. Big Altaic language family(+Japonic,+Koreanic) is disputed. Koreanic is generally included by academics. Japonic is controversial. Okay?
Kazakh between the Turkish language has 80+% word partnership. I can speak Kazakh language. Turkish language is OghuzicTurkic branch. Kazakh langauge is Cuman-Kipchak Turkic branch.
Turkish comes from a family language itself originated in Caucasian Oghuzic turkic tribes.Oguz lived between the Balkans and the Central Asia. Turkic Oghuzic states in Europe(Balkans,Caucasia):
-Pechenegs
-Turkic Bulgar Kaghanate(Oghur>Oghuz r>z)
-Avar Kaghanate
-Uzs(Uz means Oguz)
-Khazar Empire
-Hunnic Empire(Oghur>Oghuz r>z)
-Onogurs
-Kutrigurs, Utrigurs
Turkic peoples are composed of different tribes.There are 5 major tribes.There are other tribes under large tribe.Large Tribes(Oghuz,Oghur, Kipchak,Karluk, Siberian).
OGHUZ: Oguz consist of 24 tribes.Everyone knows the name of the tribe in Turkey. Oghuzic tribes:
-Kayı(Founders of Ottoman Empire, Jandarids)
-Bayat(Founders of the Qajar dynasty, Dulkadirids)
-Alkaevli
-Karaevli
-Yazır
-Döger(Founders of Artuqid dynasty)
-Dodurga
-Afshar(founders of the Afsharid dynasty)
-Kınık(Founders of Seljuk Empire)
-Salur(Founders of Karamanid dynasty, Kadı Burhaneddin dynasty)
-Yıva(Founders of Oghuz Yabgu state, and Qara Qoyunlu)
-Chepni(I'M A CHEPNI).
Each Oghuzic tribe that live in a certain area in Turkey.I'm Chepni. Chepni Turks live in Giresun, North Sivas, Ordu, Trabzon, Tokat provinces.
Turkish has never been adopted Greek grammar.There is no element of Greek grammar in Turkish.There are only loanword. Greek loanword number is very small. %0,6 Greek loanwords in Turkish!
there is no grammatical elements of Arabic and Persian in Modern Turkish, Rough Ottoman Turkish, Middle Ottoman Turkish.
In a social and pragmatic sense, there were (at least) three variants of Ottoman Turkish:
Elequant Turkish(the language of poetry and administration. State administrators and scholars, poets were writing the language. This language is filled with Arabic and Persian grammar rules. %88 Arabic-Persian loanwords %12 Turkic. Elequant Ottoman Turkish was used in palace or literature, it wasn't used by common people. 88% include Arabic and Persian. 12% Turkic... It constitutes 1% of the population)
-Ottoman Middle Turkish(he language of higher classes and trade.It constitutes 5% of the population. %70 Turkic %30+ Arabic,Persian,Greek,Italian. Bcs this is trade language.
-Rough Ottoman Turkish(the language of Ottoman Turk people. %80+ Turkic %20 Other Langauges. It constitutes 95+% of the population.Rough Turkish is Modern Turkish in Turkey. )
Elequant Ottoman Turkish text(year of 1798)
"hullanda hem-ayar-ı nühas-ı hassas olan hey'et-i danişveriyi zaharif-i tafazzul ile temviye ve tezyin edip bezm-gâh-ı sühan-gûyanda iksar-ı sersere ile ser-halka-i ihvab-ı hava-ayin olmuş idim."
Middle Ottoman Turkish text(year of 1790):
"Oldukları arzda portakalı ancak kibarı görebildiğinden Asitane'de kesreti kendülerini hayran eylediğinden hezeyan-ı gûna-gûn ederler."
Rough Ottoman Turkish text(year of 1736/same of Turkish):
"Yol üzerinde bir buçuk, iki saat çekecek kadar yerde kule gibi miller yapılıdır ki karşına tutar da öyle gidersin. Eğer o milleri sağına veya soluna alır isen, yolu şaşırırsın ve birer ikişer minare derinliğinde kum ile dolmuş hendekler vardır ki hiç belli değil. Atın ayağı eğer oralara basacak olursa kurtulmak muhaldır. Çabalandıkça batar gider"
Turks has used a full 24 alphabetic system. Kokturk, Uyghur,Arab, Greek, Latin, Cyrilic, Assyrian, Runic, Tibetic, Armenianic, Pecheneg, Brahmi, Sanskrit, Passe pa, Hebrew... alphabets.
And Modern Turkish Langauge:
Origin of the words in Turkish vocabulary of which about 86% are Turkish and 14% are of foreign origin.
%86 Turkic
%6,4 Arabic
%4,9 French
%1,32 Persian
%0,6 Greek
+Tsoukalos Extraordinaire Actually turkic has a lot shared with mongolic languages but from what I understand main objection to Altaic is Mongols borrowed all the common elements from Turkic.
Turkic languages do not originate in Central Asia btw, but rather around southern siberia and kazaks are a modern turkic people not ancestor of anyone...
From an Italian point of view, Turkish is not that difficult to pronounce. Most sounds are similar to Italian , except for ö, ü, ı (we don’t have them). When it comes to grammar though... it’s another story. Endless word suffixes and vowel harmony are REALLY difficult to manage. A beautiful language anyway.
Sir, I adoreeee Italian. The why it sounds is so pleasing to me, could listen to it all day. Unfortunately i find it hard and am scared to begin studying it.
Way*
@@dulapeep3198 Italian pronunciation is pretty consistent, unlike English. That’s the easy part. I found out that the most difficult parts for foreigners are verb conjugation (lots of irregular verbs) and the fact that every element in a phrase has to be adapted to the number and gender of subject. For example “beautiful” in English can be translated as “bello”, “bella”, “belli” or “belle”, depending on singular/plural and masculine/feminine form. Oh and objects have gender too: a chair is feminine while a notebook is masculine.
You described it correctly.
Turkish doesn't have endless suffix or vowel harmony , it has just a few , and they are very regular , tell me about learning Italian articles which makes zero sense , why does a table have to be masculine but house feminine . I've been learning Italian for more than 5 years but still having difficulty with the articles and also verbs
Turkish culture is a mix of both european and asian culture and i love it. You can see so many other cultures too. People can be both brunette and blonde. And you can see all eye colors. Actually turkey is one of the countries that contain so many sort of people. The language has both european and asian touches too.
Exactly I was surprised to see so much people looking waay different than I thought they would when I visited Turkey 4 years ago!
Ekmek veya su
Thanks duolingo
Oh my God xD
أنس رضى lol
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Turkish is central Asian not middle eastern
ItzSkylerUwU. YT No thanks. He says that so he can say we don't belong here
Ne fark eder.
Thank you for say the truth.
@@nerminacelik6638 Dilimizin kökenini anlamada ve Türkiye insanının büyük bir kısmının kökeninin nereden olduğunu bilmede fark eder.
turkish is from adriatic sea until central asia
Turkish is a vety good and sweet language, its not my first language but iam glad i can speak it
abdur rauf helal olsun koçuma
Reiss helal olsun be
I love Turkeyyyy and Turkish fooddsss 😍😍
Oh lord, that is so sweet😊💓
We love you too!~
Whats your favourite food bruh
@@zisanegilmez458 bruh deme aw kaba oluyo biraz :d
@@Efruzfulin aga kaba bi insanim zaten
Very strange that they compare turkish to Arabic.. 😁 I am often in Arabic countries and when I speak Turkish to my Children in the public most of Arabic People are Surprised because it Sounds completely different to Them. And the few Arabic Words that we use we pronounce them totally different than arab Speakers.. are you all kidding me?😶
Jean almost all countries in europe has arabic words like dutch they have some but it does not sound arabic and 4000 arabic word are pronounced wayy different and turkish vocabulerey has 104481 word in total so 4000 is just 2%
Jean get off you stupid troll
They make the same mistake with Iranians too.
Turkish stress and pronunciation confuses people.
Back wovels combined with unvoiced consonants like p, ch, sh, t, k makes it sound harsh and slavic at times, but at the same time turkish has ö and ü which are found in germanic languages and french, people think maybe it is Swedish or French. One other reason people think it may be French could be due to Turkish and French having stress on final syllable.
Turkish has vowel harmony it means that words will be made of either back or front vowels, therefore it will contribute to this confusion.
Turkish sounds a cross between Russian and Japanese. Its an Altaic language
Yea it is because it comes from Asia
The existence of the Altaic language family is debated, therefore turkish is officially classified as a Turkic language
The place where the Turkic languages originated from was a bit north of Manchuria; around the very east of Siberia. And the place where the Korean and Japanese languages originated from was Manchuria. So both Turkic and Korean and Japanese originated around the same place!
Then the Turks migrated to the West and they took MANY MANY foreign words and ruined their language. Also the Japanese language was very affected by the Chinese language.
Also the reason as to why Anatolian Turks (turkish people) don't have slanted eyes is that
1-) They are from the Oghuz branch of the Turkic people and people from the Oghuz branch didn't have slanted eyes
2-) Most of the Anatolian Turks people are actually native to anatolia, meaning their ancestors didn't come from Eastern Asia, their ancestors come from Anatolia and today's Turkish people are the descendants of the Ancient Anatolians, meaning the Anatolian Turks can say that the Ancient Anatolian Civilizations are theirs but ofc we all know this wouldn't be allowed by some countries...
@@abbeyrhapsody3205 Altai language theory is debunked. Korean and Japanese are not related to. Also they are not very affected by Chinese. Korean and Japanese are counted as isolated language. The paternal lineage of indo-european language was also born in siberia. Where we are born don't define how we look.
@@pessimistic9362 Well, origins of indo-european languages are also in Asia, based on paternal lineage of Yamnaya men.
Serbian and Turkish languages share a lot of words, so when people in Serbia watch Turkish TV series, which are on every TV channel since 2010, sometimes Turkish sound like our Serbian language for a moment.In Bosnia and Herzegovina, parts of Serbia Sandžak and Kosovo, people use more Turkish words compared to rest of the ex Yu and region. Turkish and Serbian leng are different, but mindset is very similar.
Yep. We Turks have morr in common with Balkans than Middle East.
+Raiku Hebi
you even use Latin alphabet for god sake!
but other things make as more similar,
like food, Turks and Balkans people act like crazy when they are pissed of...etc
+Average Kurdish Dude Anatolian people do not want you Mesopotamian people, ok!
+TheCyberbedouin I didn't know serbian and turkish shared a lot of words.
+TheCyberbedouin Yes, Da, Evet :) 11,000+ Turkish loanwords in Serbian. We lived in the same region for 1500+ years. (Hunnic period, Turkic Bulgars(assimilated by Slavs), Avars, Pechenegs, Utrigurs, Kutrigurs, Uzs, Onogurs and Ottomans)
funny how it is an Altaic language and they keep saying it sounds like middle eastern
its more similer to mongolian and Korean.
Cuz it sounds Arabic.
Before Turks joined Islam, Turkish sounded Asian. When they joined Islam they used so much arabic words. After WW1 Ataturk removed most of the arabic words and researched the origin of the language. But it still has little bit of arabic words
+iraklis the georgian Kinda, but not so much.
Arabic is very glottal and Turkish is not glottal at all; they don't sound anything like each other; even the Arabic loan words in Turkish don't sound Arabic.
1:38 the cringe of the guy at the back lmao
He is pissed off 😂😂😂
Tell me you're American without telling me you're American
I'm a person who can speak only one language. (Did I tell?)
I have no idea about the world map
It's a beautiful language...i wish to learn it
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as a Tunisian person I can say that turkish does not sound anything like Tunisian dilect ( as its not a language)
but that made me laugh though 😂
love from İstanbul my friend
hahahaha from morocco
yeep it's way different
even arabs can't understand us
i mean we moroccans algerians tunisians
btw i'm berber andaluci not an arab
SM ZYX I study now with two berber guys from Algeria and they speak their own language between each other also they use a lot of French. Actually they told that they try to use their language as much as possible
sorry told us
for me it sounds more like a language in central asia
Because it is. Turkish is part of the turkic language family with uzbek,kazakh,turkmen and kyrghyz. They're related like how spanish and italian are romance languages.
@محمد حسن
Lol because it's central asian language.
@محمد حسن
Are u syrian who live in turkey?
@محمد حسن
I know you, I saw you before you are poor troll account who try to make turkish arabic for satisfying your inferiority complex because you have sympathy to turkish in your deep and you know that it never will be your language and you can't live with that. Babe, Turkish is not even come from same language family, how can it be latinized arabic? I mean, how? There is no connection between them. If you would say hebrew I could understand, but turkish doesn't sound make sense. Please peace with turkish and it's originality, you just harming yourself with your pathetic efforts..
محمد حسن
fuck you arabic 🤪🤪🤪
I've seen many Americans who confused French with Spanish, and some who recognized the European French, but couldn't recognize Canadian French and had no idea what language it was. To me Turkish sounds close to Hungarian, but not enough for I couldn't say it's not Hungarian.
+korelly , they are from the same language family , Ural-Altai !
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c2/Linguistic_map_of_the_Altaic%2C_Turkic_and_Uralic_languages_(en).png URAL-ALTAI
Sonda adam orta doğulu dedi bizim milli duygulu alt yazarımız orta Asya diye çevirmiş sksjksksk
Sounds so unique I wouldn’t say it sounds like anything else but closest I’d say something Slavic
Turkish is like Kazakh language!
True in my opinion
Қанат Хасан as a turkish we can learn turkic languages in 1 month.
Sağ bol bawırım jasasın turan!
kazakhs are already turks.
kazakh language like old turkish language
1:03 "it has roman alphabets"
A R M E N I A N
Guess our next guess is china with cyrillic alphabet
They are so close, no masks, no social distance... what a beautiful time...
How many of you think Turkish sounds similar with Korean?
Korea and Turkish languages are the same origin of language.
ural altay dil ailesi mi yoksa? :)
We don't think sound similar to Korean but Korean is grammerly similar to Turkish because they come from Altay Language Family
me haha
altaic language family.
1:38 look at the guy in the back lmao
yeah, he has a judgmental moment there, doesn't he
Ye, and he kinda looks like Bjorn from Vikings :p
"da fuk you laughing at im tryna listen a song bich"
@@Sunlives Yeah that's memeful ahaha
Looking like "uhh okay chomsky now stfu so i can listen to my mf jam"
ermenice diyen aga sayesinde bruh moment'a bir yenisi daha ekleniyor.
The Turks today have their own identity and are distinguished from the Arabs . Thanks to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk .
Wasim Ahmed he was a fucking against my muslim sister
AgentM44 fuck off arab and never talk about ataturk and turkey. bc you dont deserve to talk
AgentM44 We hate arabic Love Ataturk. you are against secularism
Turks had whole the history nothing to do with arabs like we are from asia
Ege Demirer yeah right. but i think it is also dependence from which place of turkey u come from. The people from the east look more like asians bc the immigrant were china or like that and on the other side like west theyre mixed up like arabian or greek.
that guy who said it contains Arabic and frensh words is smart .
I've been to Turkey and some words look or sound frensh but aren't. like müse and tünel sounds exactly like musée and tunnel in frensh.
and yeah . Turkish has a lot of Arabic loan words starting with ya'eni and tamam. I don't know how they're spelled in Turkish but they're very common
You're some smart guy sir.
This is a really great comment. I thought that was smart too. Turkish is a language has Arabic, French and Persian words. Did you know in our origin language has not a word for "and"? We use "ile" and "ve", both of them are Arabic. Our literature has been impressed by Persian and Arabic literature at Seljukian's time and Ottoman's earlier years too. We call it "Divan Edebiyatı". Edebiyat means literature and Divan means council or sofa. Ruler of Ottomans sits on a sofa called divan and he gethers his council. We call it "divan-ı hümayun", imperial council in English. Anyway, at Ottoman's last years, our literature has been impressed by French language. This is why we have a lot Arabic, Persian and French words.
This is Divan Edebiyatı. And it has really really a lot of word which is Arabic and Persian.
Su Kasidesi / Fuzuli
Saçma ey göz eşkten gönlümdeki odlare su
Kim bu denli tutuşan odlare kılmaz çare su
Âb-gûndur günbed-i devvar rengi bilmezem
Ya muhît olmuş gözümden günbed-i devvare su
Zevk-i tiğinden aceb yok olsa gönlüm çak çak
Kim mürur ilen bırakır rahneler divare su
This is a Modern Turkish Literature. It has Arabic words too but they are more understandable and it is close to our origin language before the Seljukians and Ottomans.
Ben Sana Mecburum / Attila İLHAN
Ben sana mecburum bilemezsin
Adını mıh gibi aklımda tutuyorum
Büyüdükçe büyüyor gözlerin
Ben sana mecburum bilemezsin
İçimi seninle ısıtıyorum.
And this is origin Turkish language from earlier ages. Before the Seljukians and Ottomans.
Karlar bulıt örlep kökrep
Kar mu yağmur ol yağırur
Kara yaslığ ol anam
Kayguta mu yaşın akıdur
I know right? That guy was very, very right.
no you're wrong Turkish has actually borrowed a lot of words from French
Also Turkish is spoken in some other countries like Turkmenistan, Azerbeycan and China ( Uyghur Region ) as native Turkish speakers
you are wrong
turkemnistan speaks turkmen, azerbaijan speaks azeri and east turkestan speaks uyghur
to call them all native turkish speakers is like saying serbs, poles and bosnians speak russian
I accidentally deleted a few of your comments when I thought I was approving them...sorry
dutchturks.nl
Heritage Inmoshun ... What Bosnian sounds like 😊
Heritage Inmoshun what was the video you showed them? do you have the link?
Heritage Inmoshun do you have the link of the video you showed them?
I have Turkish videos pop up in my suggestions occasionally. I wish I knew more Turkish. I can understand like three words and thus miss most of what the videos are about.
The most beautiful language.Persian,French,Spanish and Turkish are sound so nice.💖
In our vocabulary there are 3000 arabic words. 'seker' comes from sukara. even sugar comes from arabic. and few french words like 'cousin' kuzen, l'ecol okul. but real turkish language is not mideast or nor arabic or nor european it's asian language. it has influence of history.
also we say ev, yurd, hane to house and scandinavian says fjord. sounds similar
it's normal that turkish language has infleunce from other nations, coz it's in middle of the eurasia. :)
ibrahim turan türksün galiba okul okumak fiilinden türetildi ( bu konuda biraz fransızcaya benzetildiği söylenir)
When that guy with the glasses said Armenian...... I lost it
ne zamandır böyle bir şey arıyordum yapana çok teşekkür ediyorum
Hep merak etmiştim dilimizin nasıl duyulduğunu :) ♥
+Esra Özel Internet sagolsun bacım
Ronald Weasley nasıl duyuluyomuş
yorumlar iyi gibi geneli avrupalı bir dil gibi görüyor duyuyor
@Türk otağı evet ben de çok deney yaptım bir çok oyun da baya sesli bir şekil de normal türkçe konuştuğum da arapça sözcükleri en aza indirgediğim de insanlar'ın çoğu rusça veya fransızca konuştuğumu sandılar ama çok fazla arapça sözcük seçerek (Türkçe de var olan ki çok fazla var arapça sözcük bunu sen de biliyorsundur) konuştuğum da insanlar arapça konuştuğumu düşündüler. Bu yüzden aşırı stem ediyorum şu gereksiz arapça sözcüklere. Şunun gibi, ikinci sözcük arapça olanlar: Kolay/basit - ilgi/alaka - sözcük/kelime - gündüz/sabah - güç/kuvvet - yoksul/fakir - yoksa/acaba . Gibi bir sürü sayabilirim bunlar günlük hayatta herkesin kullandığı sözcükler ve geneli arapçasını kullanıyor ben bunu anlamıyorum işte tamam türkçe karşılığı olmayan arapça sözcükler var o zaman arapçasını kullanabiliriz bu normal ama türkçe karşılığı olan arapça sözcükleri kullanmak bana aşırı saçma geliyor anlam veremiyorum buna. Neden kendi dilim de ki karşılığı varken yabancısını kullanayım ki ?
Abi sizin kafanızdaki arap algisindan dolayi arapcaya olan bu tepkiniz yoksa arapça dünya üstünde en çok beğenilen dillerden biri ki bencede çok güzel, Türkçenin benzeyip benzememesi bişeyi degistirdigini mi saniyosunuz? Mesela ispanyolca arada bi arapcaya benziyor çünkü çok faz arapça sözcük almış
Sounds like liberation for the innocent and death for the cruel.
'What it sounds like to foreigners' but this is only Americans. No offense but I don't think most Americans know much about world languages. A fairer representation would be a sample of people from different countries around the world trying to recognise the language.
My bad. I stand corrected. But then still - I would have preferred to believe Canadians are more worldly culturally aware than Americans (from the US). Guess not...
Şurada un olacaktı evet 1 tatlı kaşığı kalanı ölçüde kalanını shhhsjhjsj
çok tatlı lan dilimiz cidden bak qwjejwqewqewqqw
"They dont look white enough to be swedish" i'm dead 😂
I was like "yeah.. were not :D"
And i was like "bruh that's racist..."
@@user-ko1nf2ix8z it is not racist to not being white
Even though the majority speaks same language and define themselves as peoples from the same race, the entire country is pretty mixed in terms of genes, If you look close enough, you can see people that literally has a Scandinavian skin to people that has a brown skin both calling themselves Turkish.
@@gming8225 ok gayming channel
@Heart ls not my largest organ IT'S MY OPINION AMK
Is there any Turkish website for me to share this?
+Heritage Inmoshun someone already shared it on reddit.com/r/turkey :) That's just about the biggest English speaking Turkish community on the internet. Or was that you haha.
+Heritage Inmoshun you should have taken my sample. it's cooking programme and this might be illusory
yeah, that was me on reddit. the subreddit only has 7000 people. I'm talking about websites turkish people use.
+Heritage Inmoshun You can share it on ''onedio'' :)
+Yusuf Emre Duman actually I contact Alkışlarla Yaşıyorum to share my video. but they don't embed videos. They use their own video player.
I contacted a few other turkish media too including onedio but they are not getting back to me.
Waww cool! I always asked my foreign friends how it sounds, but as they know that I am Turkish they never tried to guess it :P Well done!
Great vid ❤ greetings from Turkey to all the world
Great work! You try interesting concept, it's fun to watch.
dünyanın en kısa (al, ver, yat, kalk, gel, git, vur, koş, dur) gibi emir kipleri sadece Türkce de vardır yani Türkce aslında dünyanın tek asker ordu lisanıdır zaten orta asya da Türkce ye urduca yani orduca deniyor
Recipe in Turkish Language!!! The program's name is Nurselin Mutfagi... Oh man.. :D:D:D:D
Very interesting video i like it
Greetings from Turkey💕💕
fun fact it has similarities to korean :D
im turkish my 3rd language is korean and my korean pronunciation is way better compare to other foreigners so its might be true
I think ppl expect Turkish to sound Middle Eastern and Turks to look Middle Eastern. But we're unique.
+acid pops I know. I'm Turkish.
+Raiku Hebi I'm a Turk. I don't look like Middle Eastern.(My dad is blonde Mongoloid.).
+Atilla Demir Yes I'm Turk too.
+Average Kurdish Dude --- obvious TENEG obsessed with Mongols
böyle deyince çok aryen oluyor
çocuğum sizdeki ortalama indo european elementi yüzde 8 -10 ,ne sanıyorsun ki kendini
Çingenede bile sizden daha çok indo european gen var .
+Raiku Hebi Turks looks like not middle eastern.Turks are not middle eastern.
As bayrakları as as as 🇹🇷🇹🇷
Tengri Biz Menen bayrağımız hiç düşmedi ki xd
asınca noluyo?
Pınar Demir yani yurt dışında bizden bahsediyor gururumuz artiyo ondan
Im so happy that they are speaking turkish
I'm from Turkey and am so proud of my religion and country right now
Thanks for the video. From Turkey😊
For some fun insight, here's a breakdown of the origins of nouns used in the sound bit (with declined forms that are used in the video in parantheses):
Alışkanlık: Turkic
Su ("suda"): Turkic
Paket: French
Toz: Turkic
Şeker ("şekerimiz"): Arabic
Ölçü ("ölçüdeki"): Turkic
Hamur ("hamura"): Arabic
Süt ("sütü"): Turkic
Buzdolabı ("buzdolabından") [Compound of buz + dolap]: Turkic + Persian
İş ("işimiz"): Turkic
I had heard that su actually comes from Chinese, along with some words like ay, çocuk and the suffix "-cık/-cik" to make the nouns sound cute
To me it sounds more like hungarian - maybe its the Magyar?
Hungarians are turkic people
+Steiner Eichmann Real Magyars were related to Turkic people but today they're all slavs.
magyar uralic-altaic country
Egemen Şahin
So are you and the Hungarians distantly related or something? like cousins?
yes
Such a pity I wasn't there when you guys makes interview the across the U of A campus😂😂. Most people don't know because there are not so many Turkish people in North America. Acutally, Turkish television shows are very popular throughout the Balkans and Middle East.
The way that they re-spell is so cute.
That's like slavic.Almost the accent is same.
turks dont have an accent but ok
Turkish sounds totally like an East Asian language, without a doubt. I grimaced when I heard people say 'Slavic' or generalise and say 'Eastern European'.
WHAT!? LOL it sound totaly european or slavic. not even near at east-asian. maybe sometimes similar to mongol, but mongol is not east-asian.
Are you a turk?
ไทย no lol, everyone at my school thought I was speaking japanese when I spoke turkish lmao
Lucifer yemin ediyom ama gavur okuluna gidiyom hepsi mal
Turkish mostly sounds like french, slavic, fin, mongolian as well
+Heritage Inmoshun Böyle bir video hazırladığın için helal olsun. Gerçekten izlemesi keyifliydi.
Teşekkürler dostum.
Thank you man.
Thank you. Very good and efficient expalanation. As a native Turkish speaker and working abroad in some other Turkic countries, I recognized that Uzbek is 75% (mostly influenced by Persian and Russian) similar to Turkish. Within couple of weeks I used to speak Uzbek. I tried to find the original Uzbek language spoken in villages. Surprisingly very similar to Turkish (not spoken in Istanbul but in the villages of Turkiya). There is one region (Harazim) in Uzbekistan that the spoken language is almost 95 % the same as Turkish. I met several Kirghiz, Kazakh people. It is very easy to communicate after a little conversation. There are also Gagavuz Turks living in Moldovia. I have no problem at all to communicate with them directly. This is also true for other Turkic languages like Siyavuş, Hazar Turks. It is an interesting topic to research the commonalities in those individual languages. (Unfortunately I am engineer).
özbekçe anlaşamazsın arkadaşım gagavuz zaten manav türklerine dayandığı için kolayca anlaşabilirsin ayrıca istanbul türkçeside manav ağzından evrilmiştir istanbula ilk yerleşen türkler manavdı
Biraz bizim Türkmen, köy ağızlarını biliyorsanız kısa bir süre sonra çok rahat anlaşıyorsunuz. Özbekçe Farsça'dan çok etkilenmiş. Bunları da bilirseniz anlaşmak hiç sorun olmuyor.
just a heads up for the turkish subtitles: _middle eastern_ means _orta doğulu_, not _orta asyalı_. they say three times that it sounds middle eastern, every time the subtitle goes central asian, so i thought i could correct. nice translation, other than that.
how are those people hearing Arabic?
Aaron Westwood Guess they don't know many languages.
They look at the faces in the video as well.
Nice video :)
ov waw... Nice work dude ^^.
this sounds means about how to cook, i'm dying right now
Turkish has its own language root, distinct from other languages e.g indo-european. In its modern turkish form, it is lacking in original vocabulary, the sentences are unnecessarily complicated and ambiguous but it is phonetic and agglutinative so relatively easy to learn. ancient turkish is more interesting possibly a language worth studying.
Ha I like this video! It is funny and entertaining. I have always wondered how my language sounds like to the other people. Guesses are partly true. :D I don't know if you know what kind of clip you are playing to people but it is a cooking video, which makes the whole situation even funnier for me ( Cause I get the language, you know) HA. anyway, l like this :D
To me,turkish sounds like mongolian or kazakh language but softer,calm and melodic.
Mongolian because of similar structure, Kazakhs are literally Turkic, it's normal that Turkish sounds like Kazakh.
To me , Turkish sounds like German
thx
Turkish language is literally the embodiment of diversity. There are many words from Arabic and Persian and other languages of the Eurasian region. But it is normal thay we share extensive linguistic features with Arabic and Persian as we have always had deep relations with them for hundreds of years and we exchanged culture and words. I think this is beautiful because all of the three major civilisations of the middle east are very rich and we strived together to create a marvelous collective civilisation of science and art in the past. Unfortunately not much of that old glory is left. The important thing is to work hard to rebuild this civilisation.
1:38 Notice that guy in the background :DDD
how nice =) thanx for video
Are you guys understand us like this? Awesome
koreliler (galiba) daha düzgün seslendirdi çünkü ural altay dillerinden altay kolundayız iki dil de.
kore altay dil ailesinde değil Tunguzlar Moğollar altay
@@yakupgencyilmaz korecenin neden Altay dil ailesine eklendiğini biliyor musun? Çünkü diğer Altay dilleri ile benzer olduğu için. Eğer benzer olmasa neden Altay dil ailesine koysunlar?
Slavic? That’s so interesting to hear
Bir o’zbek olaroq bu turkcha suhbatni 65 % ini anglay bildim. O’zbekistondan qardoshlarimga quchoq to’lasi salomlar 🇺🇿👋
tilikum kucak dolusu demektir quchoq tôlasi
Müthiş, çok değerli içerik.