Uto-Aztecan Language Family

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024

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  • @minaayasminn
    @minaayasminn 2 года назад +30

    This is so beautiful. I descend from the Chichimeca Zacatecos which spoke an Oto-Pamean/Oto-Manguean dialect and would trade the Spanish that I know for my true ancestral language any day.

    • @kevbrand8824
      @kevbrand8824 Год назад +9

      Being Comanche I'm grateful our language department has free video lessons with work books. It'd be great if every nation had the resources to do the same.

    • @trinityrose3336
      @trinityrose3336 Год назад +3

      Any one here would be willing to listen to some audio of me speaking and try to help me decipher what exactly I may be speaking in tounge. I have been praying and searching for years and I was led here and I’m hoping to get some more clarity and solid answers !
      Please let me know , blessings

    • @connormurphy683
      @connormurphy683 Год назад +1

      Zacateco was most likely a Uto-Aztecan language, not Oto-Manguean

    • @elyaqui5324
      @elyaqui5324 Год назад +2

      I'm positive your Alot more Spanish then Chichimeca. I'm pretty sure you can trace your family all the way to Spain. Don't deny what you are to something you think you are.
      It's like every white Anglo American I've ever met saying they are a quarter Sioux or Cherokee or Navajo etc cause they definitely Look it with there pale skin and colored eyes and there full set of a beard.
      Spanish is a beautiful language
      Especially the Music of The Revolution!
      KNow what you know and not what you hear!

    • @elyaqui5324
      @elyaqui5324 Год назад

      Everyone wants to be Indian but when the shit hits the fan they run off to claim something else.
      They have no identity

  • @alexarviso6836
    @alexarviso6836 Год назад +7

    we are one people.

  • @kevbrand8824
    @kevbrand8824 Год назад +9

    The ending where it says 50 extinct languages not including breaks my heart. The western hemisphere is the most linguistically diverse place on earth and we all more than likely share common ancestors from just 20k yr ago (debated origins of the first arrived peoples is still hot to the touch) I digress and hope all my first nations brothers and sisters well. Study your language, stay proud.

  • @neilsinclair9336
    @neilsinclair9336 3 года назад +9

    More young people of Our language family need to see this and understand how powerful we still are. Our language brings us together and we are MANY❤️ Eastern Shoshone, Fort Washakie Wyoming

  • @kevbrand8824
    @kevbrand8824 Год назад +6

    You can hear the closeness between ute and Comanche and hopi but not so much shashone which is weird because the Comanche we're supposed to have come from the shashone

  • @matthewtopping2061
    @matthewtopping2061 3 года назад +16

    This is inspiring and at the same time a bit depressing. Knowing that people want to do their best to preserve their languages even though they don't remember them or know them well enough...
    There is an ongoing issue for endangered languages and making them "cool" for the younger generations to use. People have difficulty adopting new ways of speaking if they don't find it (1) useful, (2) novel and (3) cool.

    • @Lumpy1983
      @Lumpy1983 11 месяцев назад +1

      You can thank the Christian boarding schools for that.

  • @eozed
    @eozed Год назад +5

    Beautiful,my ancestors come from Michoacán and I wish I could speak that language.

  • @adityanawani8134
    @adityanawani8134 4 года назад +19

    150th like!😊😊😊
    Love to Native Americans from India!🤗🤗🤗

    • @melissafreeman7416
      @melissafreeman7416 3 года назад

      Thank you!

    • @laurolavanda1807
      @laurolavanda1807 3 года назад

      Native Americans are Indian to, ☺

    • @24cantshoot48
      @24cantshoot48 3 года назад +5

      @@laurolavanda1807 Lol he’s Indian from India. Native Americans are Native Americans from the Americas.

    • @laurolavanda1807
      @laurolavanda1807 3 года назад

      @@24cantshoot48 Indian is called to the native americans ,become Colombo named them like that way,believing that he had reached the Indies(in plural)which was how europeans of 15th century called what was beyond India(western name of Bharata)referring to the far east ,where the mysterious country of Cathay and the magical kingdom of Cipango ,fabulous places where the roofs of houses were made of gold

    • @officialVozie100
      @officialVozie100 3 года назад

      Im Apache we are not from india but i love you guys white people come from india as well and native americans look up Sammis of norway they needa respect us 💯🦅🕵🏾‍♀️🔥⚡🌎⚡🔥🕵🏾‍♀️🦅💯

  • @LewisC-iu3hh
    @LewisC-iu3hh Год назад +6

    That’s awesome bro! That Comanche sounds so similar to Nahuatl langue!! We are the same people!! Mexico and the Us southwest are ours!!

  • @alexandergomez7334
    @alexandergomez7334 3 года назад +13

    My favorite language family, disappointed tho because not many takic languages were in the video

    • @trinityrose3336
      @trinityrose3336 Год назад +1

      Any one here would be willing to listen to some audio of me speaking and try to help me decipher what exactly I may be speaking in tounge. I have been praying and searching for years and I was led here and I’m hoping to get some more clarity and solid answers !
      Please let me know , blessings

  • @minervafranco384
    @minervafranco384 Год назад +4

    How would one begin to find their roots. My ancestry says I'm 49% native American from chihuahua area. I believe probably chizos but I cannot figure out what language they spoke to learn.

  • @Dynamic_Entry
    @Dynamic_Entry 5 лет назад +12

    Great video, this was also very informative. Putting the regions of each tribe would have been even better. Non the less this was a well edited video!

    • @trinityrose3336
      @trinityrose3336 Год назад +1

      Any one here would be willing to listen to some audio of me speaking and try to help me decipher what exactly I may be speaking in tounge. I have been praying and searching for years and I was led here and I’m hoping to get some more clarity and solid answers !
      Please let me know , blessings

  • @spiritfist5204
    @spiritfist5204 4 года назад +12

    U forgot the coahuiltecan

  • @MrPurepecha87
    @MrPurepecha87 3 года назад +5

    Pomaro west of Michoacán too

  • @dreampopworld2996
    @dreampopworld2996 6 лет назад +13

    Can you do Athabaskan language family.

  • @conclusiondelsistema2676
    @conclusiondelsistema2676 5 лет назад +6

    Very nice !!!

  • @robroux6074
    @robroux6074 6 лет назад +28

    Paiute sounds a lot like Nahuatl and pipil(pipil tone is different tho). I truly believe AZTLAN was in Utah or Coloardo and that the Aztecs are descendants of the Paiute and Ute.
    There is also a similarity between the Aztec langauge and the TLINGT language of Alaska(Russian) and Yukon Canada.
    So perhaps the Proto ancestor of the Uto Aztecan peoples was in Idaho and British Colombia or Calgary Canada.
    The Genetic and Linguistic drift from Nahautl people and Paiute and Shoshone may be because of an Austronesian migration pattern into Sonora. The same Autronesian DNA that appears in Peru and Sonora , it may have made its way into Nahautl.
    Essentially, the Nahautl are like the Japanese of the Americas, Altiac and Austronesian hybrids. If the Iberians did not arrive, Mexico City could have probably looked like Tokyo but on a Lake.

    • @breakage959
      @breakage959 5 лет назад

      But all that maize made them short down in mexico LOL :)

    • @pincheguey1325
      @pincheguey1325 5 лет назад +11

      @@breakage959 nativenorthamericancherokeenationofsequoyah.com/history.html The Cherokee nation say they are from Mexico originally.
      In other words, people migrated back and forth.

    • @comanchegonzalez667
      @comanchegonzalez667 5 лет назад +5

      I heard that too

    • @johnbhughes3419
      @johnbhughes3419 5 лет назад +6

      Rob Roux I believe the Aztecs are decedents of the Anasazi people

    • @BM-nk1pe
      @BM-nk1pe 4 года назад +6

      they are more likely pueblo. The similarities are endless.

  • @JesusSanchez-pz1ii
    @JesusSanchez-pz1ii 2 года назад +6

    Tepehuanos es mi sangre

  • @tr3370
    @tr3370 8 месяцев назад +1

    Proud to be Yaqui

  • @GabrielDelgado-sz7te
    @GabrielDelgado-sz7te Год назад

    Tarahumara here... I would love to learn the language of the raramuri

  • @geronimojuarez6279
    @geronimojuarez6279 5 лет назад +8

    We are caxcanes a extinct people from zacatecas we lost our community land and our dialect or language. #7:12 tenamaxtli leader of the GUERRA DEL MIXTON MIXTON WAR.

    • @OtykenFangirl
      @OtykenFangirl 3 месяца назад

      Same 😭 I just need to find out language, I really want to learn it

  • @sunwukong1710
    @sunwukong1710 Месяц назад

    From the Nahuatl language which meant the end of Nahuatl, go figure

  • @y.y3s.i.d081
    @y.y3s.i.d081 6 лет назад +3

    sacagawea was Hidatsa; a member of the Siouxian-Caddoan language family. She was from somewhere in the north US.

    • @Amerindian
      @Amerindian  6 лет назад +2

      She was kidnapped by Hidatsa but she was Shoshone

    • @jimmorrison8014
      @jimmorrison8014 5 лет назад +3

      Sacagawea was a Shoshoni from the lemhi tribe in what is now Idaho.

    • @michaelcharlesthearchangel
      @michaelcharlesthearchangel 3 года назад +2

      @@jimmorrison8014 -- Correct. My mother is Lemhi Shoshone.

    • @melissafreeman7416
      @melissafreeman7416 3 года назад

      She’s buried on the Wind River reservation in Wyoming.

    • @trinityrose3336
      @trinityrose3336 Год назад

      @@googlyboogly9119 Any one here would be willing to listen to some audio of me speaking and try to help me decipher what exactly I may be speaking in tounge. I have been praying and searching for years and I was led here and I’m hoping to get some more clarity and solid answers !
      Please let me know , blessings

  • @user-cy5yu8ng6f
    @user-cy5yu8ng6f Год назад +1

    תעשו סרטון על האם דרך המשי הייתה גם ברומא

  • @Kate-fi4uj
    @Kate-fi4uj 4 года назад +5

    Sacajawea is related to me ☺️

  • @bomh399
    @bomh399 5 месяцев назад

    Anasazi descendants

  • @rileybrooks8144
    @rileybrooks8144 4 года назад +3

    What about Kiowa

    • @rileybrooks8144
      @rileybrooks8144 4 года назад

      Google User I’m curious where you got the information I have found stuff about it being in the kiowa tonoan language family

  • @citlalie9791
    @citlalie9791 7 лет назад +8

    Why are this languages uto Aztec?

    • @citlalie9791
      @citlalie9791 7 лет назад +2

      NATIVO AMERICANO Thank you it was a bit hard to read your comment but I think I understand

    • @citlalie9791
      @citlalie9791 7 лет назад +5

      Too bad Mexico lost the southwestern part to the US government.

    • @citlalie9791
      @citlalie9791 7 лет назад +1

      NATIVO AMERICANO But what are the similarities? From all this language to Nahualt.

    • @citlalie9791
      @citlalie9791 7 лет назад +7

      NATIVO AMERICANO yea Im native based Im Haplogroup B2 is from 100% in the anasazi Ruins I live in AZ born in Mexico I think im Yaqui 😊 Thank you for your wise words.

    • @omniglot
      @omniglot 6 лет назад +15

      Uto-Aztecan or Uto-Aztekan /ˈjuːtoʊ.æzˈtɛkən/ is a Native American language family consisting of over 30 languages. Uto-Aztecan languages are found almost entirely in the Western United States and Mexico. The name of the language family was created to show that it includes both the Ute language of Utah and the Aztecan languages of Mexico. (from: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uto-Aztecan_languages)

  • @juanaguilera7486
    @juanaguilera7486 Год назад +1

    My grandma always was proud to tell us we was Yaqui and to hear our native language ❤❤

  • @officialVozie100
    @officialVozie100 3 года назад +1

    You should of mean
    "Possibly still existing languages" much better im apache i still speak in my Na'za'he so tf lol

  • @user-cy5yu8ng6f
    @user-cy5yu8ng6f Год назад +1

    תעשו סרטון על איןציקלופדיה

  • @user-cy5yu8ng6f
    @user-cy5yu8ng6f Год назад +1

    לדעתי ההיסטוריה האנושית מסודרת לפי קלפי הטארוט

  • @user-cy5yu8ng6f
    @user-cy5yu8ng6f Год назад +1

    תעשו סרטון על שירים עם פירושי חלומות וסימבולים

  • @user-cy5yu8ng6f
    @user-cy5yu8ng6f Год назад +1

    לדעתי שירי אהבה מבוססים על אנימה ואנימוס

  • @user-cy5yu8ng6f
    @user-cy5yu8ng6f Год назад +1

    לדעתי הסרטים הישראלים מבוססים על המנדט הבריטי

  • @rexiiforsure9558
    @rexiiforsure9558 2 года назад

    Huh, Piman

  • @Dynamic_Entry
    @Dynamic_Entry 3 года назад +3

    PIPIL

    • @melissafreeman7416
      @melissafreeman7416 3 года назад

      So they fall under the Uto-Aztecan language family then, is what you’re saying. No one tribe under this language family falls under just one dialect from one singular tribe.

  • @bekimbal9658
    @bekimbal9658 5 лет назад +2

    Semitic baraq ‘lightning’
    Uto-aztec pïrok; ‘lightning’
    Hebrew boo’ ‘coming (used as ‘way to’)
    UA pooC ‘road, way, path’ (C = any consonant, an unknown consonant)
    Hebrew batt ‘daughter’
    UA pattï ‘daughter’
    Semitic bakay; 'cry'
    Syriac baka’ ‘cry’
    UA paka’ ‘cry’
    Aramaic bǝquuraa ‘livestock’
    UA pukuN ‘domestic animals’
    Semitic dubur ‘buttocks, rear’
    UA tupur ‘hip, buttocks’
    Aramaic yagar ‘hill, heap of stones’
    UA yakaC / *yakaR (AMR) ‘nose, point, ridge’
    Aramaic dakar ‘male’
    UA taka ‘man, person’
    Aramaic di’b-aa ‘wolf-the’
    UA tï’pa ‘wolf’ (< Aramaic, but not < Hebrew hazzǝ’eb)
    Semitic ariy / ’arii ‘lion’
    UA wari ‘mountain lion’
    Hebrew ya’amiin-o ‘he believes him/it’
    UA yawamin-(o) ‘believe (him/it)’
    Hebrew ’egooz ‘nut tree’
    UA wokoC ‘pine tree’ (C = unknown consonant)
    Hebrew ’iiš ‘man, person’
    UA wïsi ‘person’
    Aramaic rima / rimǝ-taa ‘large stone-the’
    UA tïmï-ta ‘rock’
    Hebrew mukkɛ ‘smitten’
    UA mukki ‘die, be sick, smitten’
    Semitic snw ‘shine, be beautiful’
    Hopi soniwa ‘be beautiful, bright, brilliant, handsome’
    semitic dwr / duur ‘go round, turn, revolve’
    UA tur ‘whirl, roll, twist’
    Semitic kali / kulyaa ‘kidney’
    UA kali ‘kidney’
    Aramaic kuuky-aa’ ‘spider-the’
    UA kuukyaŋw ‘spider’;
    Hopi kòokyaŋw ‘spider’
    Semitic kann ‘shelter, house, nest’
    UA kanni (NUA) ‘house’ > *kali (SUA) ‘house’
    Egyptian sbk / *subak ‘crocodile’
    UA supak / *sipak ‘crocodile’
    Egyptian tks ‘pierce’
    UA tïkso ‘pierce, poke’
    Egyptian nmi ‘travel, traverse’
    UA nïmi ‘walk around’

    • @neilstclair570
      @neilstclair570 5 лет назад +8

      I do not see a connection.

    • @bekimbal9658
      @bekimbal9658 5 лет назад

      @@neilstclair570 Why not?

    • @yaruqadishi8326
      @yaruqadishi8326 4 года назад +6

      @@bekimbal9658 you are an absolute Liar. UA =/= =/= =/= =/= =/= middle east semitic egyptian hebrew arabic NONE i know semitic.
      Youre a moron Nothing upon Nothing Upon Nothing "related" in the Least. Truth slap.
      Not just huge huge Falsehood and Lies here, but Enromous to absolute Super Lies and False hood here.

    • @yaruqadishi8326
      @yaruqadishi8326 4 года назад +3

      @@bekimbal9658 theres NO "booo or nimi or bat etc" in semitic like hebrew or aramaic or egyptian.
      Its clear you and the False Source you are getting this from is Lying and Making shit up My guess its the "mormons/luciferians" who fed you this absolute Deception.
      Bat in hebrew aramaic means house or building NOT daughter. Daughter is benot/benat in hebrew and aramaic and arabic too you are Wrong there.

    • @yaruqadishi8326
      @yaruqadishi8326 4 года назад +3

      Theres NO "mukke" in hebrew or middle east language. You know nothing the hebrew word is 'hakah'
      Theres also NO u letter in hebrew or aramaic its w waw you liar or idiot fool ignorant.
      Mukke is all alien to middle east things in the least. Its UA purely not jews/arabs or greeks. Greek unlike the semitics has a U letter and sound that and yemeni arabic way ancient though. But muke in greek doesnt mean smitten if it was a word.

  • @officialVozie100
    @officialVozie100 3 года назад

    And there are 0 50 100 extinct european languages

    • @alexarviso6836
      @alexarviso6836 Год назад +3

      woe is me says the colonizer.

    • @mercianthane2503
      @mercianthane2503 Год назад

      ​@@alexarviso6836
      That's racist.

    • @alexarviso6836
      @alexarviso6836 Год назад +1

      @@mercianthane2503 "ThAtS RaCiSt" says the progeny of the greatest genocides in recent history.

    • @mercianthane2503
      @mercianthane2503 Год назад

      @@alexarviso6836
      Mijita chula, hablas con ese hociquito de pendejita. Eres una achichincle de idioteces.
      Now you know from where I am. Better to rethink your comment.