Uralic “groups” be like:
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- Опубликовано: 14 сен 2023
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Finnish Americans - Lännen Lokari
Forest Finns - Hûrv Efter Bôrk
Swedenfinns - Drömmen Om Finland
Sámis - Norrsken
Kvens - Hyvää Iltaa Sanon Sulle
Tornedalians - Kuppari
Finns - Aleksanteri Klockar
Karelians - Siihen Laihii Eläny
Ludics - Tuli Palo Hongan Juurella
Livvys - Karjalan Katyusha
Vepsians - Paksus Uniš Karjalan Nägem
Ingrians - Eta Pravda
Izhorians - Marojani
Votians - Kyyrän Matti
Setos - Hähkämine
Võros - Mu Latsõpõlvõ Võromaa
Estonians - Kui Laubä Õhta Jõudis
Livonians - Sadā, Vīmo
Hungarians - Horthy Miklós Katonája Vagyok
Erzyans - Borazh Velesj
Mokshans - Kudanjkonj Kiyaksova
Hill Marians - Õla Torcem Karem
Marians - Oi Molan Tiy Yoltash Ot Anchal Umbakekem
Udmurts - Shumpotïsko
Komi Permyaks - Ńol’ Von
Komians - Śylan
Nenets - Sengakoca
Khantians - Akem Ar
Mansis - Kurenya
Selkups - Joborla Vateėelkai
Kamassians - Iron River
Enets - Man’ Semi
Nganasans - Nganasan Bear Shaman
Yukaghirs - Chakhadan
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I had no clue there are so many Uralic groups. The flags were really interesting too. Greetings from Finland!
I keep discovering new groups pretty much daily
@@PresidentBarry amount of uralic groups in Russia is insane
we have a big country with many people we love, it's insane for you, it's truely friendship for us.
Более того, некоторые до сих пор живут на Урале. Как я, например.
@@Janett415 Us Finns from countries outside of Russia are fearing the third wave of russification which in the worst case scenario might happen. Let's hope for the best. I do have a Russian friend who knows what the life is like in Russia. I still hold a grudge against Russia and Sweden, but hate won't solve anything. Stay safe out there. May Ukko protect us all.
3:50 fun fact, the closest language relative to Khanti and Mansi is the Hungarian, which is native 4.000km away.
A Hungarian. And many people call the people "Mongols". I don't know how much it has to do with it at all
@@milo7821 It's mostly just romanian nationalists, don't care about it bro
@@milo7821not mongols, mongoloid. Finns, Turks, mongols have mongoloid origin. In such country as Mongolia it’s believed that the pure mongoloids live, whereas Finns and Turks are mixed. But when Turks were stick to Asia, Finns went to Europe and mixed with some indo-European ethnics like Slavs. That’s why Finns are pale-skinned and Turks are 🟤
@@milo7821also Hungarians are the descendants of Hunns, and Hunnic union was basically Finns and Slavs
Hunlar Türktür Attila bizim atamız Türklerin atası @@BofansonDiZnats
I'm proud to be Finno-Ugric 😌 Hello to my brothers and sisters from Udmurtia! 👋💕
Šumbrat from Mordovia 🤝
🇫🇮🤝⚫⚪🔴
@@NakkisesonkiAre you from Finland?
ftw no ginger udmurt gf
Greetings from estonia
Greetings to Uralic brothers from Buryatia! Love Finno-Ugric people a lot.
Привет из Удмуртии 🎉❤
Спасибо!
greetings brother from hungary
И ещё один привет из Удмуртии, друже!
Блин я скучно живу :( я коренная москвичка
Considering how many subgroups of Finns you included, I feel like could have included Székelys and Csángós as Hungarian subgroups.
And Magyarabs. That's a real thing look it up.
@@samuelterry6354 Viktor Orbán when he learns about Black Muslim Hungarians: 😨😰🤢🤮
@@samuelterry6354That is one of the most interesting Things i ever learned about!😮
Well the only reason he did is that Finns are just those who traveled North found Estonia and kept going but got stuck in the snow and started inbreeding and making up words
@@annonimus6883dont make shit up 😊
Im Izhorian from St Petersburg, Im really happy that you included my nationality in video, and understood difference betwiin finnish ingrians and izhorians! Respect💪
Скажи что-нибудь на ижорском
@@maximlazarenko Tervehyz
I suspect my grandmother was an Izhorian or Karelian (she was Orthodox originally) and my grandfather was an Ingrian Finn (he was Lutheran) from Lempaala (Lembolovo). Terveisiä Turusta!
@@FrazzP ohhh this is really nice. My grandparents lived near river Izhora in some village that i forgot the name and than their kids moved to another village because it was demolished (by soviets). Än teitä!❤️
Greetings from the city of Khanty-Mansiysk to my Finno-Ugric brothers, I myself am a Khanty
Wow i have never seen a Khanty before. Greetings from Finland
Hope to have a land united with all of you brothers and sisters out there one day, greetings from Finland
@@HeavyLefty нет. Сепаратизма у нас не будет никогда. Привет из Сургута.
@@Ranger_Denоткуда ты знаешь? Кто мог предсказать, что совок развалится?
@@jewhadiskater406Потому,что Россия не Советский Союз и Россия моноэтнична русским большенством,в Карелии нет карелов.Не доходит?
Hello to all my Finno-Ugric brothers from Komi 💗
We are all just one big family. Love all Uralic people from Finland❤❤❤.
Proud to be Karelian! Raised in Sortavala my whole life, greetings to all my brothers and sisters.
Do you speak karelian?
perrrkele Sortavala Käkisalmi Viipuri
I'm from Sortavala too :0
I am from the Tomsk region (Western Siberia), and this is part of the historical area of the Selkups.
The disappearance of small nations is so sad. I never thought about the Selkups belonging to the Ural group
Thank you, it was exciting!
Their disappearance is hardly an accident
@@henriikkak2091like the Indians
Kuinka ihanaa musiikkia onkaan! Myös asun Uralissa ja osaan jonkin verran suomea. En ole suomalainen, vaan hyvin tykkään tästä kielestä.
Terveisiä Suomesta.👋
Terveisiä Suomesta myös!
Terveiset suomenmaalta, vuorten veli!
Hyvin sinä osaat. Mallikkaasti kirjoitettu kommentti ja oikealla kielellä.
Nothing but love to your countries ❤ from poland
Hello from Yugra, where Khanty, Mansi, forest Nenets and Selkups live🟦🟩
Our languages and culture are stagnating at the moment, but I hope there will be a Yugrian Renaissance
I have spent my childhood in Yamal. Sadly the Nenets language was not part of our school curriculum. So I just only know a couple of phrases :(
Привет, земляк 👋
@@k.t.g.o. Приветствую 🤝
I wonder why in Finland we don't really learn at school much about all these different ethnic groups that are related to Finns.
In Hungary, we learn about them in Grammar lessons (at least we did when I was school), though not in big details.
History lessons mentions Hungarians are originally from Ural mountains, but there isn't written sources from that era, so it isn't very detailed history either.
I remember some words and sentence comparing... But it was long ago
we actually do learn about them in Finnish grammar lessons, at least I did back in the mid 2010s. but it's not much, maybe a few 45min lessons.
@@sectorgovernorwe had this too!
I'm from Udmurtia. Few people in my city know the origins of the Udmurt people, especially other Finno-Ugrians. Many people in the city believe that the Udmurts are Slavs or Russians, although this is not the case at all! But in villages and villages, many people study the history of the Republic and other Finno-Ugric people. Maybe it depends on the school and where it is located.
Im slav, but finno-ugric culture is so wonderful
Fuckin' slave assimilated Finno-Ugric
Славяне и финно-угры Братья 😊
@@bluedevil68 what the hell is wrong with you
@@nobad-jp8sjособенно русские😊
@@nobad-jp8sj по языкам не скажешь)
I visited Finland, Estonia and Hungary this year and I absolutely fell in love with their cultures and languages. Greetings from Poland
Polak, Wegier, dwa bratanki
Hungary 's culture is completely different.
going to Hungary (so will be "right next door" to you) but I really dont expect to fall in love with the language 😅
give me my nordic brethren from Finland and Estonia any time, at least there you can pronounce a few words without injuring your tongue 😄
@@andersbjrnsen7203That sounds kind of offensive lol
@@davidkosiba624 admittedly yes🤷
I am half-finnish, half-estonian, but fully proud, finno-ugric ❤️
Fully Mongol 🇲🇳 💪🏻
You're half-builder half-owner of building
@@bezklavikaszekminmespukzk9961West mongolia is best mongolia.
@@wqha😂😂
What part of you is Ugric? Finnish and Estonian are both Finnic tribes. You can say Finnish belongs in the fenno-ugric language group, but that doesn't make YOU ugric.
Livonians getting Thanos snapped hit too hard
They never went extinct. There are still many livonians and the language has been resurrected
Bro 500 ethnic livonians and one native speaker is far from "many".
@@AKKK1182 many compared to extinct (what many people think the livonians are)
Livonia isn't necessarily extinct it's simply a part of the larger latvian identity which is built off of all the tribes that merged together, livonia will forever be an important part of the latvian culture
@@antslatvia This is talking about the Balto finnic people livonians who number ~200-400 people
Livonian fortunately is being revived. Very good video, many greetings to my Uralic brethren!
This is very good news! I believe there are enough accurate revived words online now for there to be an online dictionary. Check it out.
How? The last Livonian died 11 years ago.
@@rasmussaarniit8461 The last Livonian native speaker, not the last Livonian. There are still around 200 Livonians today.
I think that Livonian has actually a greater chance of survival than many other Uralic languages mentioned in this video because they aren’t situated in Russia
@@rasmussaarniit8461there is a new native speaker!
being a Sámi, i was suprised to see that there are so many other people simmilar to us
"I can't believe he didn't cry during Titanic, do men even have feelings?"
*literally me:*
😂😂😂
I'm more fascinated by learning about all these 8.2 million groups I've never heard of before, and listening to clips of all the music
Greetings to all Finno-Ugric brothers and sisters from Sápmi!
I'm Mari, odd you chose to write it as "Marians" instead of common english version "Mari" or "Maris". Anyway greetings to all my distant linguistic cousins from other Uralic nations!
Marians made it sound Catholic.
@@Rolando_CuevaIt might be, before its known as tšeremissian. Also there is plenty older names for uralic tribes, some not even video:
mordva, erzämordva and mokšamordva
mari - tšeremissi
udmurtti - votjakki
komi - syrjääni
hanti - ostjakki
mansi - voguli
nenetsi - jurakki(samojedi)
enetsi - jeniseinsamojedi
nganasani - taugi(samojedi)
Might be also old finnic names for those far east people we know, and today we use their own language name. Marjatta is christian coming some 1300-1500bc. Also some karelian verses speak about these times, but its practically untransable to get all information those songs to common english as much old english limericks can be translated to other language. Yes, you can translate words, but its much more...
also selkuppi - ostjakkisamojedi.
Hail Mary! 😄😄
As a latvian, I give my respects to the people who are reviving livonian language
big thank you from a half-karelian, half-ingrian person!
Karelia, my homeland, is the best!
I hope that You are independent soon
🇫🇮❤️🟩🟥⬛️🟥🟩&
🟨🟥🟦🟥🟨
@@toximinecraft5994 Well, these are Russian lands. And the Finns are half-Russian - half-Chinese.
If you don't like Russians, you can go to China. The British will quickly slaughter all the Indians. Well that's all :)))))
@@toximinecraft5994I hope you will be divided between Sweden and Russia. I say this as a representative of two Finno-Ugric peoples at the same time, Erzya and Moksha. Be smart at last, please. Don't be such an idiot
@@toximinecraft5994 Yeah, because every single region needs independence if it's in a country you don't like.
@@toximinecraft5994 Yes, I also hope that the Sami and Aland islands will soon become independent from Finland!
it's amazing how uralic people can be so different from each other when they're all part of the same family
*language family
Well, Indo-Europeans are also quite diverse and they are the same language family
@@noraheist dont try to downplay heritage here
I feel like us Finno-Ugrics are not taught about enough, there's so many different cultures especially inside Russia
True
Thank you for including Forest Finns!
I'm french, but i'm happy that all these people exist. These landscapes look so natural beside the concrete garbage i'm used to.
You live in Paris I assume?
You can always visit Occitania, it's not that far.
Not Paris. And i've nice rural landscapes at regional train range. But i'm forced to live in city for studies. Once it's over, i'm looking for a nice patch of land in the northeast@@Rolando_Cueva
I have seen many videos like this one about countries, but never one about ethnicities before.
I have ZERO Finno-Ugric DNA and I still find this fascinating
These are not mere ethnicities, they are peoples
@@paulholmpileborg6340well many of them are still ethnic groups. Its not just people its genetics and heritage for most.
So does your average Hungarian yet they still call themselves uralic
Im swedish but lived in Estonia, wonderful country ❤
I am a finn from southern ostrobothnia. Our dialect is the most "ancient" finnish dialect. Love to all my uralic bretheren❤
Jos ei huomioi ruottalaisia lainasanoja (likka, följyys, markki ym.) t. Seinäjokelaanen.
On se myös niin notta pohjalainen heimo on nuoree verrattain esim. hämäläisiin ja karjalaisiin.
@@ollimander meirän murre on säilyttäny palajon arkaismeja jotka on jo unothunut muissa murtehissa. Jotkin näistä arkaismeista on niin "kaukaisia" ja "vanhoja" että niiden vastineita pitää mennä etsimään jopa vepsästä ja etelä-virosta!
Toi on paskapuhetta, hämäläistä ei hämätä.
@@antton9623 👍
Itse asiassa Hämeen murre on kaikista Suomen murteista lähimpänä pohjoisvarhaiskantasuomea, josta suomen kieli on lähtenyt sitten kehittymään aikojen saatossa.
Even tho I'm half-Russian and half-Komi, I've considered myself just Russian my entire life, but I can't deny, there is something really charming about Uralic cultures
Omg same!! But I'm half-Russian and half-Udmurt
I also have Komi roots. My grandma was Komi so I am Komi by a quarter 😊
@@aglxruмиша?
@@lisaistryingtoliveТоже самое
Man i really have to commend you for even including half of these, finally my Selkup & Veps are getting some representation 😭
Greetings from the shores of Lake Superior. I like my Finnish-American neighbors.
It is all Lapin Kulta at the end of the day
Best language family ❤
Joo! ❤ (Yeah!)
perkele
I personally like germanic languages more but i like Uralics too
Probably because i only speak Germanic languages like german and dutch lol
Tornedalian (-s): One who is neither a Swede nor a Finn but speaks both languages equally poorly
Like swedenfinns😅
Hello from Komi Republic ❤❤❤ / Чолöм Коми Республикаись ❤❤❤
Я русский, но уважаю финно-угров, как любую другую группу. Я бывал в Финляндии и Эстонии, там очень красиво, и люди гостеприимные, к тому же среди финнов и эстонцев много русскоязычных, поэтому советую по возможности посетить эти страны
I have been to Finland 5 times
@@hilmust6278 that’s nice. I’ve been there about 5-6 times too
Спасибо из Эстонии!
@@_Clorinde.вот таких эстонцев я уважаю
Sorry, no travel visas until Russia stops occupying Ukraine, trying to freeze us, and destroy our infrastructure.
I don't know if you know this but there's a war going on and Russia is the aggressor. A quite brutal war, actually.
i want a fantasy tv series in samoyedic or mordvinic or something. would be epic
My wife is Izhorian. I am Hebridean Scottish (Pictish).
Our cultures are similar. We live in Karelia. Much love to you, Finns.
Forest finn here! This video was great.
Greetings from Hungary. 👍😍
3:36 Thats funny, im from Nenets okrug. I thought no one even knew about us... although there was still one interesting case, our region is the only one in Russia who voted against Putin. Why? because he signed a decree on the unification of our district with another region (Arkhangelsk region), which would lead to the impoverishment of the local population and the district’s money would begin to trickle into the pockets of all sorts of unscrupulous guys. It’s not that anyone really hates him, I personally don’t know what thoughts are in his head, but as they say, “if you don’t know personally, don’t judge publicly,” but it’s difficult to treat you well when they treat you like this, after all, we pay taxes, and we work honestly... and it’s hard to understand, here Medvedev says the authorities need to be scolded - and when you start scolding, they say you are against the country and they start telling you how bad you are... it’s probably easier not to open your mouth at all and just do what you think is right, and there won’t be any problems will.
Alkuperäinen etninen ryhmä! Tämä on erittäin mukava nähdä. Olen kansallisuudeltaan suomalainen, mutta asun Novgorodin alueella, rakastan todella Suomea ja opin suomea.
Terveisiä Suomesta 👏
I once practiced speaking Swedish and apparently unintentionally sounded like I was from Norrbotten
That’s funny!
As a fellow norrbottning we embrace your marvelous efforts and dedication
lmao as a north bothnian
Hi As a Karelian-Vepsian, I say hello to all Finns!
As an Udmurt I confirm we all are redheads with a big beard
Я как удмурт могу сказать:я люблю пельмени
prolly first Erzya comment🤍❤🖤
Livvi Karelian here sending love to all my Finno-Ugric brothers and sisters
We are all just one big family. Love all Uralic people from Finland❤❤❤.
Great video! I think you mentioned all of them.
Maybe some hungarian related minorities, and some samoyedic were left out.
But I am so glad that you included the Yukaghirs!
Terve Inkerimaasta 💛❤💙
greetings from Ingria 💛❤💙
Terve Suomenmaasta 🤍💙🤍
YEAAAA BROTHA (or sister)
@@SensPiotr Hi
Love from Finland 💙
Glad to be a part of this family.
Love from Hungary
Having Võro, Seto, and Estonian ancestry in me, this video speaks to me on the most intimate level.
Аттьӧ!!! (Thank you a lot for including komi-permiaks)❤
greetings from Hungary to all brothers and sisters
My ancestors were finno-ugric (komi, Inkeri and karelians) and i like this music.
I'm Russian but partly Karelic. Kiitos sulle paljon!! Oiket hyvin
Mahtavaa nähdä että karjalan kielen puhuvia on vielä!
Я карел, и меня забавляет то, что когда показывают вепсов то на фоне играет русская песня про Карелию на карельском языке. И, кажется, на фоне моя деревня.
ну так вепсы и живут компактно на юге карелии, ничего удивительного
@@yduhrа где ингирцы живут?
@@anonymuz796 в Лен.области
Love to all my uralic and finnic brothers and sisters 💙 from Finland. People are too westernised here and too many finns dont even understand who we are….
smh.... finns are western and have been from birth. Its just that there is bit of ancestry from siberia uralic speaking migrating to west and assimilating to western culture and genetics and only language was left and thats what created finnics,, well part of it as finnic languages are in reality only partly uralic. Uralic people were full asian like samoyedic people nenets,, not some white farmer folk. Finnics are only like 20% uralic. Sami half uralic. Samoyed people nenets and enets full true uralic. Im finn sami mix myself by the way and i hate this non sense made up finnougric fantasy bs
@@Viso333 its actually on average around 20-30% for finnish samis and 5-15% for finns. With western i dont imply europeans. It doesnt matter. Finns are the most and least europeans of europeans lol. Before we joined the EU in the 90’s we werent considered as western in that sense. There was lots of talks in Finland about should we get closer to Europe/West and what are the pros and cons. The pov was clearly that we were not part of the west. It was a great time.
It's inevitable, it's best to accept that time will change things. We're becoming more international, more connected, more alike, and the borders between countries will begin to blur more and more as we move on. It's best to understand it as natural progression, as we cannot force time backwards. But at the same time, we can appreciate these cultures, pay our respects by learning about them, their way of life, and taking part in cultural activities. The world moves on, but there's still beauty to be found.
I’m Mokshan on my mother’s side, Ukrainian on my fathers side. Hi from Kamchatka.
The livonian language has been revived
thank you very much for music list!!
As a Hungarian, I really liked this!😃 Greetings for Mansi and Khanty cousins!😊
Oh, no one remembers the tribes of Merya, Meshchera and Muroma, even those people who are their descendants
I only used current existing languages
Голядь ещё
@@hilmust6278 Meshchera exists, just as sub-ethnos of Volga Tatars, Turkic people. We switched to Tatar language, culture, Islamic religion centuries ago, but the people, genes and distinct self-identity never disappeared.
Other half of Meshchera, who were assimilated by Russians, not Tatars, they lost their roots
@mrobocop1666 are you talking about Mishar Tatars? Their Finno-Ugrian origins was outdated theory, genetically they are close to Kazan Tatars.
They are calls Slavic names “Russian” 🇷🇺
Wow, never heard of the lot of these. Thanks for listing the music!
Always amazed me how people can live in lands so far away from the rest of civilization
very interesting and beautiful
As an Uralic speaking person, I very much see myself as part of the civilized world. I'm a native European.
All these places look so beautiful
Kiitos tästä. Arvostan!
Love all Uralians from Mokshen Mastor❤❤❤
💜🤍🖤
We are all just one big family. Love all Uralic people from Finland❤❤❤.
@@toximinecraft5994не брат ты мне, придурок
very based for having Seto and Võro, instead of just Estonian
The Kamassians, and Yukaghirs are the most interesting to me, and it’s sad how their people are disappearing
Loving the Seto rep!!
This was a great watch, love from Northern Ireland ❤
Just want to point out that that's the flag of East Karelia. We Finnish Karelians usually use a two-stripe red/black flag.
This was good, this was good for the soul. Released on my isoisä's birthday. Top tier
AYYY thank you for including forest finns❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💛💛💛💛🖤🖤🖤🖤💚💚💚💚💚💚
Good video. Makes my heart melt
It is interesting to note, that while our languages may be different our music still feels familiar.
As a partly Finnish-American, I can confirm that is pretty much accurate
The Sami, Nenets, Livs, Karelians and Lapps are almost extinct, the Vepsians are already extinct. But for some reason the Udmurts, Komi-Permyaks, and Meadow Maris (they are partly Mongoloids) were not mentioned. But the Hungarians, who diverged from the Finns 3500 years ago, were mentioned
@@user-jg1gk2lb8m Samis are nowhere near extinction. They are in fact doing so well that they've started to claim all other minorities are just copying from them. I've always hated the bs about them being the "one and only" ingenious group in Finland until Finns supposedly drove them away, it makes no sense if you study our cultures and compare it to today. Samis are only in trouble because they cannot stop bickering amongst themselves, gatekeeping who is/is not a real Sami. They demand art pieces about them be destroyed because the painter was not a Sami herself. Such a whiny minority, most Finns stay away from them.
@@user-jg1gk2lb8m There was a good show about these forgotten tribes in Finnish tv. It was hosted by Ville Haapasalo, who drove around Russia meeting these tribes.
I am not Uralic, but I love your video, you mention some groups I have not heard about before. Protect your cultures ❤
great video and i'm glad to see you included to music list. you make great content and i hope these videos contiune o succede
Proud to be Finno-Ugralic!
Kunnia Inkerimaalle! Kunnia ugriveljillemme! 🧡❤💙
Hyvää Inkerin päivää
1:57 Damn, that singing and that picture takes me back millennia... 😆 Thanks for the vid, lots of interesting ethnicities I knew nothing about. And greetings to all Finno-Ugric peoples! - a Finn
You have forgotten the Merya or Merjamaa people. My grandmother, from the east of the Kostroma region of Russia, said that we are their descendants. On my father's side, I am a Little Russian (Ukrainian). I got the impression that in the West there is a distorted view of the life of small nations in Russia. The culture of small nations is an integral part of Russian culture. And Russia is our common, big home. In Russia, the Finno-Ugrians were co-founders of the state, along with the Slavs and Varangians. In the chronicle "The Tale of Bygone Years", the most ancient written source about the history of Russia, among the tribes that called Prince Rurik to rule, along with the Slavic tribes, three Finno-Ugric tribes are mentioned. The fusion of Slavs and Finno-Ugrians took place in our country through cultural interpenetration, interethnic marriages and a common Orthodox faith.
Merya people haven’t existed since the 1700s. That’s why they aren’t included
I have read this videos entire comment section which is about 1036 comments Torilla tavataan.
As a Montenegrin, I'm very fascinated about a Uralic people.I cannot imagine how look being born as an Uralic.
Hm, in Russia, urlaic people are looking like asians, but with pale skin, blue/green eyes and dark hair
Im 87,5% Russian and i feel so much respect to Uralic groups. You are the oldest peoples in russians territory, ugorics are much older than russians, its your native lands. I love Finno-Carelian culture, myths, history.
I love "Children of Bodom", "Noita", "Control".
I feel sorry that russia slowly destroing your culture on native lands
Learning a lot about eastern people with your channel
Очень красивое музыкальное сопровождение. Привет из Югры ❤
Šumbrat from Mordovia! Ikelev Erzät dy Mokšet!
Понял только первое слово. Хотя я эрзя и мокша, ну ладно. Язык всё равно учить не планирую
Im proudly Quarter finn and very happy to know fellow ugrics🤘😊🤘🇫🇮
That songs tho.. The Finn and Karelian were especially enchanting
Love from Russia😇Please include Tverian Karelian in the next one!
It goes under the Karelians
Love to all our uralic brothers from finland🇫🇮
All to my Uralic brothers and sisters let's unite and make a great Uralic empire
Nice one! There are more than 1 distinct Sámi languages and groups btw.
I have just discovered a new overlooked world..... and I have been to a lot of places...
Better late than never!
J.R.R. Tolkien enjoyed the discovery as well, almost a hundred years ago.