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Татар теле өчен жан атуыгыз өчен сезгә зур рәхмәт! 🙏

Жимешле чәйдә сөт килешмәс кебек. Анысы коры чәй, сөт, шикәр белән яхшы булыр иде.

@@IcefromtheUS Дорес, бу турыда уйламадым ))

Thank you for your kind words and support. ❤️

There are quite a few similarities.

Thank you, Gleb!

You’re very kind! Thank you 😊

Thank you for your interest!

Thank you for visiting our channel @Davlavi. ☺️

I’ll keep that in mind, thank you!

We are different peoples. Turks are Siberian, Mongols are east Asian. The two languages also do not share a common ancestor. The similarities between us and Mongols caused by interaction. We both were Asian nomads and often lived together and formed coalitions.

@@cenktuneygok8986 Turks and Mongols are too similar to be just by interaction. Both have their ancient religion as Tengrism. Even many Turk kings have Changezh Khan as their idol as if he is their own ancestor.

@@cenktuneygok8986 Turks and Mongols are too similar to be just by interaction. Both have their ancient religion as Tengrism. Even many Turk kings have Changezh Khan as their idol as if he is their own ancestor.

@@duckyguy1147 Christianity started in Levant and spread all around the world to 2.4 billion people. Are they all related? There are more similarities between European and Indian languages than there is between Mongolic and Turkic. Besides all that, Mongols have dark skin, Turks have light skin. Their facial structures are very different. Turks are north Asians, Mongols are east Asians.

R1b is not indo europen

You are wrong. The Tatars of the Volga area are mostly European-looking. Aysylu looks like a typical Tatar woman. In contrast, Siberian Tatars look more Asian because their origin is different and includes some Mongolian influences.

@@user-oc6dh2yp2w If you think that Turks must look like Mongols, you are deep wrong. Let me show you thousands of Aysun's who look like Aysu in Turkiye.R1AZ93 is definitely not the Indo-European genome. The unmutated R genenoma was found in a man in Kazakhstan.

Crimean Tatar and Tatarstan's Tatar are similar in some ways but different enough not to be mutually intelligeable. Crimean Tatar is closer to the Turkish language.

There are definitely plenty of books to learn Tatar. Although I’m not sure if they’re available online. I usually see a lot of them when I go to visit Kazan.

That’s a great observation! Thank you for sharing! ❤️

Practice makes it perfect! 🙂

I don't have any information about it

Actually I don't have any knowledge about this language but the way it makes me feel interested

Really? What feeling does it bring up in you?

You have a channel on Telegram or WhatsApp

Сезгә каравыгыз өчен афәрин һәм зур рәхмәт! 😊

Рәхмәт бик зур ❤️

Yay, my first hater! 😀 Welcome!

There is nothing silly about noticing obvious similarities. Scientists have been talking about them for years.

Doesn't exist is not answer sir. We look alike and we have same Haplotype.

The point is that there is a common ancestor.

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Sir DNA what you carry Eurasia Blood, we Central Asians also got this. We have little bit ANE ancestors and Q1 m242 which is mostly carried by Natives we also have this haplo

@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat I dont have any asian or european dna i have indigenous blood, and also We dont look eurasians only the eskimos do. We have robust archaic features from the paleolithic like the australoids

@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat Australian aboriginals and Papuans carry haplogroup C like Mongolians and the Chinese does that mean the Australoids (Australian Aboriginals/Papuans) are Chinese and Mongolian

@@NDN451 No, I mean far ancestry.. Ancestors of Natives came from Asia to Siberia then to America, and I look up at them, they look alike us. but sure we aren't related to close sir. only far ancestry

​@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat well the difference is that amerindians are a protomorphic race that is ancestral to both caucasoids and mongoloids. while central asians are mix of both.

Thank you very much for your support!

Каравыгыз өчен, татарлар өчен жан атуыгыз өчен, үзегезгә зур рәхмәт!

Sasha, thank you for watching and learning Tatar! I’m really happy to hear that you find these lessons helpful ❤️

Thank you for watching our videos and finding some commonalities! Yes, feel free to use it.

@@IcefromtheUS thank u 🙏

Great knowledge of Tatar, Pavel. There are various synonyms that would fit specific occasions. In this case, the version “su qoyinu” is more suitable in this context. Although “suda yözü” has a more general meaning.

@@IcefromtheUS is it mandatory to use suda before yözü?

It’s not, unless you want to specify in what particular liquid you are swimming 🙂

@@IcefromtheUS sure, maybe I'm swimming in honey.

Коену - купание. Йөзү - плавание. Можно сказать: Мин йөзә белмим - я не умею плавать. Но нельзя сказать: Мин коена белмим - я не умею купаться.

Благодарю вас за прекрасную идею для видео! Обязательно как-то запишу такой выпуск!

Нәкь шулай! 🙂

They wetre Turks of Central asia