Swedish vs Uzbek - Language Challenge
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A guy from Sweden tries to speak Uzbek while a girl from Uzbekistan tries to understand Swedish in a language challenge. Uzbek is a Turkic language and Swedish is a Germanic language. The video was filmed in central Stockholm.
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-Martin in Sweden
So proud of my gorgeous aunty 😍 She killed it!
Greetings from Kazakhstan, Uzbek in video was easy to me 🇺🇿🇰🇿🇸🇪
O'zbekistondan sevgilar 😍🇺🇿
I'm from Saudi Arabia and I like Central Asia. Very unique culture with similarities to many different cultures from Persian, Arabic, Mongol, Russian and of course its Turkic origin :)
Also beautiful people judging from the lady in the video ))
Xayr means "good" in Arabic as in the opposite of evil.
As a Turkish 🇹🇷 and I can understand %75 Uzbek language
But Turk's native language is Turkish and we don't understand arabic so different each other
@Dale Maybe that's true to some extent, but I personally don't think so. As an Uzbek, who spent most of her life in the country, I like Turks/Turkish people. They are one of the amazing nations in the world, and we (the general population, and don't confuse it with politics) consider Turkish people as our friends.
@Al in the 80s, there was no uzbek government. Uzbekistan was controlled by the Soviet Union.
@@azamgofur1081 before the sovet union there were 3 main khanates Buxoro,Qo'qon and Xiva
@@madameenmamadaliyev1727 I know, and they had border patrol back then🤣
@@azamgofur1081 where are you from dude?
Peace ✌️ from Uzbekistan
Amazing video,I'm so proud I'm uzbek
Thanks for good video about Uz vs Swe languages :D. Mingta tack ;)
My parents have lived for many years in Tashkent so this was nice to see! And great to see Stockholm is alive again : D
That's cool! I've been really craving to visit that area.
TheSwedishLad welcome to Central Asia! Uzbekistan,Kazakhstan,Turkmenistan,Kirghizstan,Tajikistan and of course,great country in the world-Afghanistan)
You're a tad too excited bud. Just ask her to dinner already 😂😂
Thanks for the video - Rahmat video uchun!
Please do another uzbek-swedish video 😄
Not Turkish but Turkic
Türk 🇹🇷🇺🇿 O'zbek qardoshligi!
Greetings from Turkey. I am proud of the Uzbek lady.
An amazing video! Keep up the good work!
Thank you Mehri! Will do!
Great video. Really fun to watch.Love the concept👍👍👍
Nilufar is very talented , she speaks so many languages plus learning Swedish , wow 🤩 I’m from Uzbekistan Tashkent too , the food is delicious, beautiful country to visit
Thank you so much 🤗 Looking forward to planning a trip there at some point.
Love from 🇺🇿Uzbekistan
Uzbek sound like Persian/German/Turkish mixed :D
And Russian too :D
Uzbek belongs to Turkic and sounds same to other turkic languages. NOT TURKISH.
It's was very fan, I understand all Uzbek language. Find Kazakh person)
very nice street with beautiful trees ❤👍🌳🌻🥳
It's pretty
I’m Turkish and I understood only 10% of what she said without the subtitles 😂
I understood more of Swedish because I also speak German ahaha!
Kind of like Icelandic for us Swedes, ha ha.
TheSwedishLad so as I heard! 😂
@Maruf Toshpolatov Qardosh farkli bolgan gaplarni bilmagan Turklarning tushunishi qiyin boladi ammo o'rganmoq juda oson edi. Men Turkiyaliqman. Sizga Turkiyadan salom bolsin
Swedish sounds peaceful and cozy 😂
Enjoying your content 😊
awesome video thanks 👍
Just because a language has a "q" sound does not make it related to Arabic. This consonant exists in many other languages including Mongolian / Inuit /Saami and Persian which is an Indo.European language related to Swedish.
Territory of modern Uzbekistan was conquered by Arabs during 7th-8th centuries, Islam was introduced. Uzbek was written in the Arabic script at that time, and subsequently our language borrowed a lot from Arabic. So yes, Uzbek has a connection with Arabic))
You’re right, but Uzbek IS influenced by Arabic
@@coyotelong4349 many other languages including Spanish and Portuguese have been influenced by Arabic. But this does not mean these languages suddenly adopt Arabic consonants. They pronounce Arabic borrowings according to their languages' phonology.
@@nilufaryuldasheva4131 Hey,Q is from ancient turkic languages. Not from Arabs. Stop spreading misinformation.
@@user-xv9rf2ll3m well, show the evidence before blaming ;))
Turcic not Turkish
@Asek NO!!!
How to say "Oneyne ame" jn Sweden?
No Uzbek people is not a turk Uzbek father or turks Uzbek king of asia amir Timor and atila khan Uzbek khan is warriors i proud to be a turk
You sound insecure tbh
5:04😂
She forgot to mention Farsi that mixed to turkish and i can understand them easily.
Greetings from Ashgabat Turkmenistan. Like Video!!!
I love Roxette but they never sang in Swedish.
Nilufarxonda adras ko'ylakdan boshqa milliylik yo'q. 2:45 da tariximiz va madaniyatimizga qanchalik uzoq tarzda ulg'ayganlilklarini ko'rsatib qo'yibdilar. "Arabizm" nima va arab xarflarini ishlatish nima ekanligi borasida umuman ma'lumotlari yo'q. Holbuki tuzgan gaplarida bironta arab tilidan o'zlashgan kalima yo'q. Hullas ta'lim tizimi poraxo'rlikga botgan davlatda ta'lim olganliklarini bildirib qo'yiptilar.
Qo'shilaman.
pretty right.
so by the way, in short he is saying this lady in the video has nothing Uzbek other than her traditional style clothing. And the point about Arabic is not right, I also don't believe 90% of words are Arab origin, way high number than reality, it's 20% or less
Miruzbek, juda chuqur tushunchangiz bor ekan bu borada:) Raxmat. Videoni qayta- qayta ko'rgandan so'ngragina, 100% nima haqida suhbat olib borilganligiga amin bo'lib, javob yozishingizni tavsiya etaman. Shahsan meni ilm darajamga kelsak, hotirjam bo'lishingiz mumkin. Men 7 tilda bemalol so'zlasha olaman, va bu yerda tarjimon bo'lib ishlayman. Boshqalar hukumatni so'kib, domlalarga pora berib yurgan damlarida, men, kutubxonadan "boshimni chiqarmay" ilm olardim...va hali ham shunday, Alhamdulillah. Ma'lumotingiz uchun, O'zbekistonning eng yetuk olim, islomshunos va arabshunoslaridan birining farzandi bo'laman va bu bilan juda mag'rurlanaman.
Javobimni Sokratning hikmatli so'zlari ila yakunlayman "Men bitta narsani bilaman - men hech narsani bilmayman" va "Hamma o'z hukumatiga loyiqdir". E'tiboringiz uchun raxmat.
@@boburzod You don't have to believe me, you can do more research, if you have a slightest idea about what Arabic is and what Arabism means:))
@@nilufaryuldasheva4131 Men sizni qo'pol tarzda tanqid qilganimni to'g'ri baholadingiz degan umitdaman. Fikirlarimni videoni boshidan oxirigacha ko'rib bo'lgandan keyin bildirdim. Bu muloqotni qadrli otajoningizga ham ko'rsatgangizda, balki mendan ko'ra ko'proq foydali ma'lumot bergan bo'lardilar. "Poraxo'rlikga botkan davlatda ta'lim olgan", deganda sizni pora berganlikda ayblamadim. Pora sababli ilm saviyasining sayozlashishini nazarda tuttim. Agar fikrlarim sizni ranjitgan bo'lsa aybga buyurmasligingizni so'rayman.
Very funny. Hiiii from Uzb
Hallå!
Good! Next video with Kazakh person:)
Why kazaks always jealous of uzbeks?
OMG I LIVE BOTH OF THEM LANDS!!!! TY FOR ADDING THEM!🇸🇪=🇺🇿+🇸🇪🤜🤛🇺🇿🤜!
Oops i add 🤜!
Sorry!
Not Turkish ,Turik
Från uttalandet från legenden Ahmed Deedat skapade inte Gud oss att sörja, han lär oss bara att återvända till honom när vi är trasiga.😊❤️❤️
Greetings from Uzbekistan
Hello!!!!
@@TheSwedishLad did you watch football Uzb vs Swed
@@iambehryz3421 Only saw the last 15 minutes.
@@TheSwedishLad Swed vs spain 2:1. It means Uzb=spain 😂😂
Опа мени битта швед Кизи билан танишишимга ердам килиб юборинг
👍👍👍🔥
Papierkorb ist voll :D
Deutsch 🙌🏻🌝
Definitely closer to Swedish than trash can.
Let me know if you like our stuff too
😂🇺🇿🇸🇪I don't speak English and Swedish language do you speak 🇺🇿Uzbek 🇹🇷Turkish 🇮🇷Iranian 🇷🇺Russian 🇰🇿Kazakh language bro i'm know 😁 from 🇺🇿Uzbekistan Samarkand city
We are polyglot 💪💪💪😆😆😆
im uzbek
@ssrakx do you live in Sweden?
@@mariamabdulhay4856 no, why?
Shevada gapirmasdan sof uzbekcha gapir ajina xotin
O'zing sof O'zbek tilida gapirishga qodirmisan, o'z ismini ham yozishga qo'rqqan chichqoq?
You were laughing at her
No, we were laughing along with each-other.
Han påminner om Robin Paulsson.
Skåning, rolig, hyfsat redig. Ja!
Не знает она своего языка. Английским владеет лучше
И что вас натолкнуло на эту мысль?)
Самым ярким примером является второе предложение, где к слову "O'zbekiston" был применён винительный падеж, где в то время нужен притяжательный. В итоге у вас выходит: Узбекистана столица Ташкент (русский язык, увы, как понимаю, не способен передать этот пример. С это точки зрения ч просто поменял два слова местами. Но вы, хотя, сказали совершенно иное предложение)
Сам же притяжательный падеж используете неправильно (5:50) на конце носовая н.
Пропускаете гласные, игнорируя идущие перед ними твёрдые и мягкие.
Сходу отвечая на вопросы, иногда человек допускает ошибки. Не думаю, что вы бы идеально ответили на все вопросы😉, еще и на разных языках))
@@user-df6dq3ll2z и так категорично утверждать, что человек "не знает своего языка", я как минимум бы постеснялась
Да, я погорячился, приношу извинения. Но по вашей речи видно, что английский для вас куда более ходовой, даже русский, как могу предположить, чем узбекский. Отсюда и сделал такие выводы.
Но мне очень понравился ваш смычный звук "q". Звучит весьма неплохо)