HUNGARIAN & TURKISH
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Türkiye and Hungary are brother countries♡
Greetings from Türkiye to all the Hungarians♡
Thank you very much for this perfect video♡
Two beautiful languages that sound absolutely nothing alike.
To me they sound alike, but are nothing alike.
@@aitokoojii1462Quite the opposite for me
Obviously they are closely related, since they have the same word endings like ek / k / mek / tek / nek / ak / ök etc and many cognates and many letter combinations that are in both, plus they are agglutinative languages, and all agglutinative languages were modified from the same Proto agglutinative language, anyway - but Hungarian is the pretty version of Turkish as Hungarian has mostly pretty words (except for a few words, such as the word that means forgive, which is very non-pretty and needs to be modified) and overall Hungarian is very unique as it was influenced by Norse languages, as the dude that created Hungarian used Germanic / Norse languages as a source of inspiration, so Hungarian sounds like Germanic languages, and it is very refined, almost as refined as Germanic languages!
Turkish isn’t a pretty language, it just has some pretty words and some pretty letter combinations and word endings, but most Turkish words have letter combinations that aren’t good and an excess of sh sounds in combinations with b sounds, which don’t go well 2gether at all and look and sound real funny, though it does have plenty of pretty words as well, and I adding the pretty words I find to my list of random pretty words - Turkish and Hungarian come from the same language, but Turkish didn’t have the right influence, so it wasn’t made into a pretty language as Hungarian, while Hungarian had strong Germanic and Norse influences, which is why Hungarian is so pretty, as Norse / Germanic languages are the prettiest and most refined and most organized languages ever created, so the languages that were heavily influenced by Norse and Germanic languages were made into pretty languages that give off strong Germanic vibes, so Hungarian is a mix of the good parts from Turkish and the good sounds from Turkish and gorgeous Germanic letter combinations and intonation, which is why Hungarian sounds very refined and light and has a light and a organized aspect similar to that of Germanic languages and mostly pretty words!
@@FrozenMermaid666 Hungarian is an Uralic language, not Turkic.
Even though Hungarians are Ugric people their historical ties with Turkic tribes like Cumans, Pechenegs, Oghurs, Kabars who were incorporated into the Hungarian nation resulted in many commonalities with Turks such as mythological beings like Turul, common names, and most importantly loanwords from West Old Turkic
Attila and Atilla respectively are modern creations in both Turkish and Hungarian. The name was not in use at all in either language before the 1800’s.
Attila is also a name given to Attila by Goths
@@zuzufever Indeed, it's generally agreed over that "Attila" was a nickname given by his Gothic subjects, some theories regarding his actual name/eponym include Avitohol (son of the ancestor) and Astil (universal ruler)
Атилла и гунны жили до прихода венгров. Венгры сами придумали себе псевдоисторию. Они угры, которые пришли позже веками и разбавили кровь среди местных славян и германцев.
Wrong. Hungarians are Huns. It's even in our name: HUNGARY
in Hungarian: HUNGÁRIA
Great video duo.
Can you make comparison between Basque (Euskara) and Melayu/Indonesian or another austronesian language?
Bu kanal harika
Andy, it will mean a lot to me if you make a comparison between Indonesian and Acehnese
Finally, could we do Finnish and Turkish 🇫🇮 and 🇹🇷?
Not even related at all, I don’t know why Turanists yapp about Hungarians being Turkic
i agree with you
Very often, the Turanists in Hungary are the same persons, who long for Greater Hungary. For them, it is important, that Turkey was an empire with history, just as they'd like to see Hungary (even if in fact, under the same Turks, as well as under Habsburgs, Hungary lost its independence for centuries), while Finland and Estonia, not to talk about the stateless nations, had "no history".
Hahaha don't be so ignorant bro....in the middle ages there wasnt a need translators between hungarian and turkish
No relate I found 😮
@@victorgonzalez-qi3er Yeah, I saw that movie too. They were both speaking American.
Perfectly demonstrates why they are not related in the slightest. In the Uralic Lord's prayer comparisons, the cognates were more than apparent, here there's just nothing. A lot of words in Turkish do look familar though, they just have unrelated meanings.
Obviously they are closely related, since they have the same word endings like ek / k / mek / tek / nek / ak / ök etc and many cognates and many letter combinations that are in both, plus they are agglutinative languages, and all agglutinative languages were modified from the same Proto agglutinative language, anyway - but Hungarian is the pretty version of Turkish as Hungarian has mostly pretty words (except for a few words, such as the word that means forgive, which is very non-pretty and needs to be modified) and overall Hungarian is very unique as it was influenced by Norse languages, as the dude that created Hungarian used Germanic / Norse languages as a source of inspiration, so Hungarian sounds like Germanic languages, and it is very refined, almost as refined as Germanic languages!
So many people around the world say Turkish is elegant, sophisticated and romantic. They love the famous Turkish singers, actors and series all around the world. Hungarian and Turkish are distantly related, some words and most grammar rules are very similar.
The exonym Hungary derives from the Onogurs who were one of the many Oghur Turkic sub-clans of the Huns and partook in the Arpad led Magyar conquest of the Pannonian Basin. (H)onagury > Hungary, the H stems from French phonetics and also passed into English
That's cool, can you make Qashqai language please ?
I need a volunteer! :D
Very nice video 👏
Seven:
Turkish: yedi
Hungarian: hét
Treaty:
Turkish: sözleşme
Hungarian: szerzödés
Finnish: sopimus
please do bulgarian and ukrainian next
They have surprisingly a lot of similarities.
@@xingyang101 Lexically Bulgarian and Ukrainian share only 64% similarities (still more than Russian), grammatically - almost entirely different but both still have the vocative case unlike Russian with their neovocative case.
Ukrainian uses Old Bulgarian letters with modification to the sounds.
@@xingyang101 thats because theyre both slavic
I am very curious, if you would make a video about romanian language, which would be the other language ? 😂😮❤
She did make many videos with Romanian language.
The intriguing one would be with Bulgarian, as Romanian borrowed a lot of words from there but many of them are even not aware of it.
Chinese.
Italian, albanian or bulgarian, romanian has lots of albanian and bulgarian words despite the fact its a romance language
Absolutely with Greek, because Romanian-Greek was the most well-known the counter for Hungarian-Turkish 😂😂😂
My main language is Turkish, that's why I cannot have an opinion how it sounds like but when my foreigner friends who cannot speak Turkish, imitate how Turkish sounds like to them, it sounds to me just like Hungarian...
But I see the words are completely different... For example, Uzbek or Turkmen languages are also Turkic and they have similar words and when they talk I can understand something 5 %, but when someone speaks Hungarian I can understand 0...
Bu karşılaştırma videosu mu? Azıcık bile benzemiyorlar😂
Hungarian and Turkish are not related to each other. Greetings to Hungarians and Turkish people!
Obviously they are closely related, since they have the same word endings like ek / k / mek / tek / nek / ak / ök etc and many cognates and many letter combinations that are in both, plus they are agglutinative languages, and all agglutinative languages were modified from the same Proto agglutinative language, anyway - but Hungarian is the pretty version of Turkish as Hungarian has mostly pretty words (except for a few words, such as the word that means forgive, which is very non-pretty and needs to be modified) and overall Hungarian is very unique as it was influenced by Norse languages, as the dude that created Hungarian used Germanic / Norse languages as a source of inspiration, so Hungarian sounds like Germanic languages, and it is very refined, almost as refined as Germanic languages!
@@FrozenMermaid666 That doesn't necessarily conclude the debate.
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Surprised Hungarian and Turkish weren't compared before once on this channel
They are also not as similar as I thought
They are two entirely unrelated languages from two completely differnt language families. It’d be like comparing Arabic and Greek and being surprised that they are nothing alike.
@@barkasz6066 They look incredibly similar at first glance, but once you start getting into the specifics the differences really become apparent
Well they are related but... same level of closeness to English and Bengali (both indo european)
In Turkic Azeri they say Ata for father and dad and in Hungarian they say Aty
so? In many Indo-European languages and even in isolated language families this word is present with the same meaning. "Ata" doesn't belong to Turks.
@@user-ew6wo2wo3h no I am just wanted to point out any words I could recognise
@@user-ew6wo2wo3hagain an Indo-European word😂 but it’s okay that “ata” is an original Turkic word, this word is in the Siberian languages, and so among the Indians in America, the Turks ruled all of Asia for thousands of years and spread this word. ata - dad, apa - mom, ene - mom (all women who have children)
@@aruuito it's okay if you prove it, unfortunately for you it might not be a Turkic word, it could be that Turks borrowed it or this word comes from some proto language.
@@user-ew6wo2wo3h these words came from the proto-Turkic language, ata - ene - apa, these words like Horde, Khan, Kagan, spread.
Hungarian and Mongolian, please Andy! This could be very interesting!
Lithuanian compared to Georgian
Please Do Turkİsh and Polİsh Next🇵🇱🇹🇷
Sorry but is turkish a language i think no turkish is depend on arabic and persian
Then it had to be somewhat called as a creole@@imhotepwu4329
@@imhotepwu4329 blud are you drugs? 😆😆
@@jojo-fr6fj do you know anything about turkish language ? İ think no
@@imhotepwu4329 I know Turkish and Polish. I already know English
Please make the
1.Udmurt and Bashkir
2.Korean and Nenets
3.Japanese and Nenets
4.Hungarian and Korean
what's the point if there's no connection between this languages
@@user-ew6wo2wo3h altaic language family???????
@@omeltdownThat’s not a real language family. It was debunked by many linguists.
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Turkish airlines
Low costers😂
WEAREBROTHERS
No relate i found why u create this clip ?? Its question notthing else
It's one of the most popular myths like if they were related.
Türkiye and Hungary go for TURAN 🇹🇷🇭🇺🇦🇿🇲🇳🇰🇿🇺🇿🇰🇬🇹🇲
They are related in the sense they both come from the steppe, but aside that not that much in common
Lots of languages and cultures come from 'steppe", but that doesn't mean they are related. The could come across each other, but they don't originate from the same source.
Magyar Turán, Magyar Türk🇭🇺🐎🏹🤘🐺Ne mutlu Türk'üm diyene🇹🇷🇺🇿🇰🇿🇦🇿🇭🇺🇧🇬🇰🇬🇹🇲🇲🇳🇨🇾
Очень разные языки. Зачем сравнивать😁?
Это доказательство для сторонников Тюркского происхождения венгров
Специально для тех, кто орёт, что венгры и тюрки родственники
@@lba6859 впрочем, через Адама мы все родственники...
@@user-vv3pl9jf4r скорее через Еву...А адамов (по крайней мере генетических) было много
@@lba6859 Прочитайте, пожалуйста, 2 и 3 главы книги Бытие. Ничто не указывает на то, что Адамов было больше, чем один у Евы.
Ural-Altaic languages. I want also a video of Finnish vs Turkish, because they are Ural-Altaic.
There is no such thing as Ural-Altaic languages. It’s literally pseudoscience.
How old are you? Try opening a book every once in a while. Or even easier, just google "Ural-Altaic" and read the results.
There are many Turks who claim that the Hungarians are also a Turkic people, but when I see both languages I see two fundamentally different languages that have nothing to do with each other. The Hungarians are not Turkic people.
We do not say Turks, but they are brother peoples who came to Europe from the Central Asian steppes, like the Mongols. No one can say for sure that Attila was a Turk. But it is certain that it came from the Asian steppes.
@@eren7389 The truth is that very few Hungarians come from Asia look at the DNA test of Hungarians 4-5% Central Asia for the fewest and the rest is Eastern Europe Balkans and North West Europe. The Hungarians look very European. At least the majority. The fact is that very few Hungarians have anything to do with the Huns. The Cumans are an assimilated minority in Hungary who have not spoken the Turkic language for centuries.
@@masterc2091 It is true, but as a result, there is migration from Asia and what is important is how the Hungarians will be freed. Another example of what you say also applies to Bulgarians. Pre-Bulgarians came from the Caucasus, but today the DNA results show the ratio you mentioned.
O no turkish nationalists incoming......
Hungarian is a very ancient Turkic language. Mainly from Central Asia, which is separated from the lands inhabited by Turkic peoples, that is why the difference in our languages is very big. But Hungarians have Turkish blood, scientists have also recognized this.Greetings from Uzbekistan to our Hungarian brothers
It's uralic, tho
@@loganjeffrey4136 Who said that only one nation lives in one country
Or who said that one country should live with one language forever?
Each language influences another language, that is, there is an exchange of words for example, Russians call money Dengi(деньги), in fact, this word is derived from the Turkish word Tanga(танга)
@@DILSHODBEK_UZBEK Exchange of words and influence doesn't mean *anything* in determining language family.
It doesn't sound Turkic at all
Hungarians assimilated several Turkic tribes, f.e. the Cumans, and Hungary has also been under the Ottoman rule. That's why they borrowed a significant amount of Turkic words, like in modern Hindi you can recognize words with English origin all the time. That does not make India Germanic, however. The Volga Finns have some Turkic influence from Volga Bulgar and Tatar as well. But, there is no ancient connection between the Uralic and Turkic peoples, f.e. in the Baltic Finnic languages, the number of early Turkic loans is 0.
Very interesting.....the origin of these two languages are similar.....
Seven:
Turkish: yedi
Hungarian: hét
Treaty:
Turkish: sözleşme
Hungarian:szerzödés
Finnish: sopimus