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Does Kyrgyz and algai are seemed languages ?

Please, does anyone here knows songs in northwestern mari ?

Beautiful... Like that!

Srbski jezik ,ne Luzicki...SRBSKI.....😊

Moldova - Romanian (Latin) Latvia - Latvian (Baltic) Lithuania - Lithuanian (Baltic) Estonia - Estonian (Uralic) Russia - Russian (Slavic) Belarus - Belarussian (Slavic) Ukraine - Ukrainan (Slavic) Georgia - Georgian (Georgian) Armenia - Armenian (Armenian) Azerbaijan - Azerbaijani (Turkic) Uzbekistan - Uzbekistani (Turkic) Turkmenistan - Turkmen (Turkic) Krygsztan - Kırgız (Turkic) Kazakhstan - Kazakh (Turkic) Tajikistan - Tajik (İranic)

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I really appreciate your channel. I hope you return and continue to upload for a long time.

My Finnish doesn't help one bit. So I guess I have a bigger chance just speaking Czech and hoping it will be understandable for Russian speakers. Krásná písnička, moc ráda poslouchám tuhle.

Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

For me it sounds like Slovakian/czech language

I am from sweden but i have a surprisingly distinct uralic background from my moms side, this song hits right in my soul.

Very good and nice Mari song! I like it very much! Greetings from Sweden. 😉😉👍👍

Mnogo mi je lakše kada čitam🇷🇸 Bravo,prelepo 👏👍

What a perfect latin script! Me (as a Nogai) quite glad for your job!

This song is a BOP

Can you make a video on the German dialects, by using songs from Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein and Switzerland

Издвајаш неке језике као босански хрватски итд а то су дијалекти..ово је ђубре

Very interesting, but who made selection of the songs? I really believe there are far better songs that can represent each country/region/people then these used in the mix, and you could stick only with folk music everywhere, or rock, pop everywhere, this mush-mash is a bit strange. But the idea is great!

И я вспомнила эти места … и размовляю на всех этих славянских языках … multilingual I am … ❤ people of Planet Earth … Star woman … ❤Bugy - Vugi Netam - Chi … Подруга у меня была из Кошице … Охх… но потерялись ….

As a Finnish speaker I understood 0% of this.

It feels so far away from Estonian. It is pretty and nice just feels foreign. I feel that the text version is closer, and she just sings with heavy Russian accent.

Greetings from Brazil.

Iöratymem = szeretem v. szerelmem? Melyik a kettőből?

I wish it were traditional songs that represent the musical culture of the songs, but other than that, I love it :)

ALL THE SONGS ARE GORGEOUS

Well done! 👏

For a moment I thought this was a song in Polish.

bros....

SERBS are warriors, this is one of the appropriate songs ruclips.net/video/-Qi9nUfUTEA/видео.html

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Одлична ствар!

Love our Mari brothers and sisters ❤ Greetings from the Karelian community in Sweden

M'encanta i m'agrada moltíssima! Enhorabona.

Mапа Србије без КиМ је погрешна.Исправи то! А и песма је глупа!

Belarusian is my favourite Slavic language

Beautiful. Sung in the language of my paternal grand mothers,which sadly was never passed onto us in Australia. Feels a strong part of me. My great grand parents were from Tauer and named Britza.

pelec'h a zo galleg ??? BREZONEGGGGGG!!

breton , english ... wheres french ????

Russian culture (music and national clothes) are artificial.

As a Ukrainian, I understood 85%

Гимн Мари ель

I love the Serbian, Russian, and Bulgarian songs because those are my favorite Slavic languages.

Muri는 한국어로 우리(Uri)라고 보면 맞고, 그럼에도 '무리'(Muri)라고 쓰면 사람이 아니라, 짐승(animal)에게 쓰는 말 같군요. '한 무리'(One Muri)라고 하면 예를 들면, "순록 한 무리"가 한국어로 쓰일 수 있죠. 'Keiukei kuretlin'은 앞자리 K만 빼면 애기 (aeki, baby)가 되는군요. Kuretlin은 한국어로 '고라니'(Korani)의 다른 말 같군요. 한국에서는 저 짐승을 순록이라고 하니까. 한반도에 사는 '고라니' 보다 큰 고라니 (Korani)를 표현하는 것 같습니다. Ku+ret의 Ko가 Ku로 변한 건 기존 보다 '크다'(Bigger)라는 의미를 강조한 것 같고, ra에서 ret으로 끝이 변형된 건 고라니 보다 더 강한(Strong) 놈이기 때문인 듯 싶네요. 하지만 어미 끝에 '~lin'이 붙은 건 특이하네요? 그건 솔직히Chukchi language(축치어)가 아니라, 러시아어 아닌가요?

I remember finding this almost two years ago now and I’ll forever love other countries music 🎶

ugly"modern" sogs 😁

What's the Czech song?

Do yxou maybe have link to Ukrainian song? Thank you

I'm sure there are a lot of good songs in Ukrainian and Belorussian. But both songs listed here are originally in Russian. Why doing it like that?

Fascinantno za mene kao srbina iz Srbije, reči su gotovo iste. Prvi put čujem ovaj jezik, a prevod skoro da nije potreban. Malo se drugačije izgovara poneka reč, malo se drugačije piše, a neka se može logički prevesti

I didn't know I needed this! AMAZING \,,/