It is wonderful to see how there are still people who defend their language, culture, traditions ... They are the only ones who must defend all that, I send you a greeting from Barcelonia (Catalonia).

@cloudberries

4 жыл бұрын

Francesc Josep Castí Greetings from Sápmi! Giitu (thank you) for your kind words ❤️💚💛💙

From one indigenous peoples to another Kia ora Sami people from the Maori people in Aotearoa NZ❤️❤️❤️

@jamison1323

2 жыл бұрын

You fool all humans are indigenous indigenous to Earth

"The world would be poorer if it only had one culture" Damn damn profound. What an interesting people.

People can distroy objects, but they can`t destroy spirit ... :-) that´s why it lives on, in the hearts and thoughts of the people it comes back alive .....

@anoopnair4723

9 жыл бұрын

Christina Cowden-Wüthrich christina u can help me on @anoopjulius

@micchecers

4 жыл бұрын

It barelly lives unfortunally. Im sami on my mothers side and the swedes hates the sami people compareble to what the usa did to their natives

@tengrici431

3 жыл бұрын

they also can destroy spirit. it is just a matter of time. another way to destroy spirit is religion. a shaman that becomes christian, muslim or jewish will lose the spirit.

@loke1555

3 жыл бұрын

@@micchecers hva fann snakker du om det er på ingen måte det samme som skjedd i Amerika svensker og nordmenn var her først og i tillegg dere har lov til og bevare deres egen kultur uten å bli kalt rasister. Du er et patetisk ofte i Norge har dei egent same ting vist eg som nordmann skulle fåreslå det samme får nordmenn hadde eg blit kalt rasist

@micchecers

Жыл бұрын

@@oleante im saying there arent many nomads left, you d**k

Am a child of the Great Plains of North America. Amazing what we share.

@binkydonna

3 жыл бұрын

incredible! My DNA came back with Saami. Im surprised, yet not at all surprised. Explains alot.

@binkydonna

3 жыл бұрын

it just shows you how much of everything...speech, music as much as the dwellings cone from the relationship to the land. Thats why they are similar.

@binkydonna

3 жыл бұрын

...similar to the Great Plains people, I mean.

@jessekay9171

2 жыл бұрын

My husband and son are Cherokee/Choctaw/Turtle and I am Rús Sámi/Greenland Inuit. It’s amazing how very similar our cultures are.

@loydevan1311

2 жыл бұрын

I visited Finland back in the 70's. The first Sami I was introduced to worked a community reindeer herd and in his front yard of his small modest house was a plains teepee. They used it for a smoker for meats and to process reindeer hides. Just like indigenous north American used to live in here. Exactly like it. 👍

Grateful for finding my Sami ancestors🌹❣️.

So beautiful nature's People...... I love this culture, there reindeer and there wonderful Joik.

The Sami are a gift from God. We must respect them.

@anoopnair4723

9 жыл бұрын

Pyllolla r u human ? believe in god . R u fully occupied ith knoldege ? vat is + ?

@Pyllolla

9 жыл бұрын

Sry I cnt undrstnd ur lang, pls wrt in Eng. thnk ya

@anoopnair4723

9 жыл бұрын

I just said, none of ths universe to be blamed, but 'understand and work together' to find th universal truth which helps all of us

@ErikAdalbertvanNagel

4 жыл бұрын

god... your god sent crusaders to destroy this culture in the 12th century.

@atu6214

4 жыл бұрын

Gift from the Gods*

very very interesting thank you so much for sharing this thank you !!

PLEASE!!! can someone put spanish subtitles? it's vital that everyone meet these people and these culture!!

@beautifulchaos7041

Жыл бұрын

Heck, the “English” closed captioning through KZread needs to be done in actual English 🤦🏼‍♀️

Thank you for sharing this

The Nature is the magic object. There is something special for these people.

Hungarian language is indeed related to Sámi, but quite distantly.

@atu6214

4 жыл бұрын

Yes so is Finnish, and Estonian and all Urals. Ugric similar proverb: Finnish: Elävä Kala Ui Veden Alla Estonian: Eläv Kala Ujuv(pb) Vee All South Voro: Elav Kala Ujos Vii All Hungarian: Eleven Hal Uszik a viz alatt SwedenFinn: Elävä kala uijaa veen alla Udmurt: Ulep coryg vu ulyn uja Mari: Iise vud jimalne ija Mordva: Ealli Kal Ved Alo Uji Sapmi: Ealli Guolli Vuodja Vaci Vuolde I think we need alphabeth dedicated for ugric people, so we would understand each other better and preserve our language and culture.

@atu6214

4 жыл бұрын

(A living fish swims underneath water)

@aaronmoore6768

3 жыл бұрын

If you are interested in Sami folk music, I strongly suggest you take a look at this music. :)) kzread.info/dash/bejne/eq2Gw9Bwn7i7gZM.html

@0mgskillz96

2 жыл бұрын

@@atu6214 Livvi: Eläi kalu uidau vien ual

These are the original Shamans of Northern Europe !!!

@bethmangum2043

3 жыл бұрын

They are literally my family, my maiden name is lapp, this is beautiful to know where my ancestors are from.

@gentleasa5728

3 жыл бұрын

I recently traced my family line to the Norwegian Sami. Even though it’s far back, I share their beliefs, I always wanted to be with the American Indians! I don’t fit in, now I see it’s because my soul walks , with my ancestors 💯

@judyparedes22

3 жыл бұрын

@@gentleasa5728 we are mixed w Asian and native

@judyparedes22

3 жыл бұрын

@@bethmangum2043 my grandmothers is lander original lampsa aka lapplader

@bethmangum2043

3 жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

Long life to the Sami!

Oh I see some similarities between the indigenous tribes of the u.s. and these people of the great north. Mother nature is greatly respected by these people. My aunt helen's remains have been scattered on finland's soil. Also my late grandmother is also buried theere. I never got a chance to meet my late grandmother she died of t.b. when her children were still young.

@jokemon9547

3 жыл бұрын

These similarities do not even stop at Sami, pretty much all groups having their origins in northern eastern Eurasia share similarities with the natives of (northern America). Even Finns, although being influenced by Europeans and being more settled than their Sami and other Uralic speaking relatives in the east found striking similarities between themselves and native Americans when Finns arrived in the US as immigrants and settlers. Both had a deep rooted respect for nature, oral traditions going back millennia, slash-and-burn agriculture and sauna/sweat lodge. Finns were often also settled near native reserves, so the similarities were seen fairly easily.

@nyny

12 күн бұрын

I am a Sami descendant that briefly met Hopi and Navajo when I was young (before I knew I was related to Sami) and bonded with them as lost family. Now I understand why I felt that spiritual connection with them.

Original sound with ENG subs: bit.ly/Ofelas_1987_Pathfinder

fascinating

I am of Sami ancestors.... but 3rd generation American. though I don’t know much about it,, I remember my grandparents and their friends always talking Finn, and my grandmothers side of family were Sami..grandfather side were of larger Finn population. Both my grandparents were born in USA but their parents came out of Finland.. there are many Finns where I live... this is so interesting... but my life is comfortable,, I can only imagine how difficult it would have been for them

Most of the drums that survived had Christian symbolism incorporated on them, to prevent the priests from burning them.

@aaronmoore6768

3 жыл бұрын

If you are interested in Sami folk music, I strongly suggest you take a look at this music. :)) kzread.info/dash/bejne/eq2Gw9Bwn7i7gZM.html

@regdavis5263

3 жыл бұрын

omg how horrific why did caucausian think they were superior

Can anybody help me find the full version of the yoik at 5:50 by Nils Piera Labba ? I tried googeling it but could not find it

Do not let bullies change you the people and your beautiful culture. Fight for it, educate the young. They always want the big cities and change. If they want that let them go away, they will return to their beautiful culture and land

@memewizard8372

Жыл бұрын

Burn the drums tbqh

Online, in the course of the past year, I saw a map of the world population distributing itself via Bering Straits. The North Pole was in the centre of the map. Who are these guys? I've taken to them the past couple of weeks.

i live in sami

I am very proud to be Sami Lapp always and will forever know my home I will again be re-visitning and living ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@alexeyshcherbakov.official

3 жыл бұрын

@Shikira pressley bures! Movt manna? Muinna manna pures. You are welcome at my channel to watch the playlist "Attractive Yakutia" where you might find lots of interesting about my homeland. I will be glad to welcome Saapmi!

where is the rest of this nice documentary?

Just found this beautiful video. Unfortunately most cultures don't like individuality. Instead we are being homogenised into little men in 'little boxes made of ticky tacky, little boxes, litter boxes all the same'! Brave Sami for holding out.

@didntknoicouldchangethis

2 жыл бұрын

I get it, and I agree with you entirely...I always love and enjoy so much, learning about people who have such deep loyalty to their culture...the, "western world", could learn a thing

Where can I get a copy of this film? And hopefully with English subtitles

@forgottenmusic1

8 жыл бұрын

+Shona Nelson Search for "Lennart Meri: Soome-Ugri rahvaste filmientsüklopeedia ". It's included in this collection., and has subtitles. From sellers I found at first sight, apollo.ee should send abroad, ask the others by e-mail if they do, if needed. As it was released in small numbers, would be difficult to find any but the local seller.

Well that ended abruptly. Nevertheless, great content.

Ailu speaking sounds to my finnish ears like someone is speaking some strange words with some finnish and swedish mixed :) any sapmi here watching this? are the translations/subtitles correct on this film.?

@atu6214

4 жыл бұрын

Not a Sàmi but Suomi and Saami (Finnish and Sapmi) are cousin languages. Close related.

@0mgskillz96

2 жыл бұрын

Ailus words are translated extremely loosely

05:51 where can I find this joik? It's beautiful

@forgottenmusic1

9 жыл бұрын

ExtaSe It is probably the only recording of it, the film is almost 40 years old, from time when yoik was getting much less attention than today...

@Beatboxerskills

9 жыл бұрын

forgottenmusic1 How tragic, I really dig this one

@lemetma

8 жыл бұрын

I know this wont help you much, but if you really want to find the joik you could try locate the joiker. I belive he is still alive, i bet he would remember the joik, (maybe even send a copy?) His name is Nils Piera Labba and lives in Finland, Aged 80.

@Beatboxerskills

8 жыл бұрын

MinecraftNoobLemet well motivated by your reply i have contacted Marko Jouse who is working with the Saami culture archive at the university of Oulu, hopefully he will answer soon and Ill let you know. :)

@solveigsommerfeld9423

5 жыл бұрын

Yes they are unable tot destroy our roots.

East n west came together n made Sami ppl

Beautiful reindeer! 😍🦌😍

Stunningly gorgeous reindeer 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Children of the sun.

Sámi halkı Türktür ve onlar bizim kardeşimizdir. Türkiye den selamlar.

@bambooandmeofficial

6 ай бұрын

The Sámi people are not Turks, but Finno-Ugric. I know this because I am Sámi too, so take your misinformation elsewhere! (Sámi halkı Türk değil, Finno-Ugor'dur. Bunu biliyorum çünkü ben de Sámi'yim, bu yüzden yanlış bilgilerinizi başka yere götürün!)🙄🙄🙄

1:46, margu from klaus

@SuperDarkHalo

4 жыл бұрын

Ardent that’s true ❤️

@Merry19ss

3 жыл бұрын

And Frozer.

I'm 14 and my dream is to live semi indegounously in the wilderness.

@atu6214

4 жыл бұрын

You're 20 now, are you still in the forest holagaboogala?

@raz0rcarich99

4 жыл бұрын

How did that go?

@gentleasa5728

3 жыл бұрын

Well Son, I’m 55 , and share the same dream. To us dreamers young, and old alike💫⭐️✨⚡️

I think my Hmong/Miao people has some connections to the Sami people.

vat u can feel, tat is sensing. if you can sense, choose vat u feel good. Ts s not makes sense myself introduce you @anoopjulius

3:21 what a beautiful statement. The way I interpret it is as such: Life with out cultures would be like life with out music, which is also a reflection of culture. Also, that different cultures should be preserved, which means the ideals of Nationalism are endorsed to some degree which will preserve and strengthen the culture. All the different cultures compliment each other however when we mix them together, they're lost, that is to say, our modern idea of "Multiculturalism" is the ultimate destruction of the human race as we know it.

@jubmelahtes

2 жыл бұрын

Nationalism is what nearly destroyed our cultures and languages, the states of which we lived in assimilated us into their cultures for that exact reason, only in a multicultural society can we live freely practicing our cultures, our languages and our way of life. We live in a multicultural North side by side with different ethnic groups all with their own cultures and languages that's how it should be, only then can we flourish by respecting eachother and coexisting.

Where is the whole film? I can not find it anywhere

@forgottenmusic1

5 жыл бұрын

If interested in buying DVD, look for "Lennart Meri soome-ugri rahvaste filmientsüklopeedia" (a collection of ethnographic films including this one, with translation or subtitles). Some shops where it should be available: lasering.ee, rahvaraamat.ee, apollo.ee.

As batman's said . Anyone can be a Batman. Mammals. But thr is only one's can be a 'Neo' 'The Eon', 'The Oen', The Eno', 'The Noe', 'The One'

@anoopnair4723

9 жыл бұрын

'The One' has another 'five' names. probably No one know's. 'The Eon', 'The Oen', The Eno', 'The Noe', 'The Neo' # The power of Panjakshari.

Sami was traveling to the North of Africa most of them are in the north of Morocco and they called Berber or Amazigh they have blue eyes and are blond they live in the mountain Atlas, and they share culture specially same colour and signs used in the cloths and in necklace,rings ...etc ,more they have same morphology as Sami :)

@armzngunz

9 жыл бұрын

+said elmorabiti Not really, genetically the sami are not even close to the Berbers.

@forgottenmusic1

9 жыл бұрын

+said elmorabiti Sami are in general a mixture of haplogroup I1 (First Northern Europeans, around the Baltic Sea area), and N (typical to Uralic peoples in today's Russia). Some Berbers have I2 (First Southern Europeans, today most frequent in Sardinia and Bosnia, less frequent in other Balkan countries and Spain). But, the blue eyes etc are more likely coming from the Germanic Vandals, who were assimilated into Berbers.

@armzngunz

8 жыл бұрын

Y10Q Nope

@SyndicateBrink

7 жыл бұрын

Nope. Berber language is a language family unique to North Africa. The Berber people are a north african people but with genetic traces of Italic(south european), Germanic and Greek

@sectorgovernor

4 жыл бұрын

@@Y10Q You are blind if you think Sámi traditional dress is even similar to a Slavic dress(what also can be different by country).

It seems they took the ideas and everything from the real samis

RIP, Saamis. You guys went the way of Native Americans and other Aboriginal peoples.

@cloudberries

4 жыл бұрын

Sai Chung we are not dead yet 💪🏻

@mongolchiuud8931

4 жыл бұрын

"You guys went the way of Native Americans" There are 5.2 million Native Americans in the United States and over 70 MILLION Native tribal people in Central and South America.

U could say that these people are the Indians of the north

Disney brought me here #2020 #Frozen 2

Hmm I kinda feel like we are all Shamans in our own way. We are all on a spiritual joruney. Sjamans, spirituals leaders, and such is and was a wayt to teach us "simple" peeps in the way of getting to the "other world". Alchemy anyone? :) peace, love and understanding all :)

Pray to the gods that no greedy people find anything of value to them in the grounds where your ancestors sleep.

Most of the European peoples are of Turkish origin. We can see these from the life, culture and beliefs of the ancient Turkish tribes living in Central Asia in ancient times, the words used in all sentences spoken among the people, and many other features. However, the European Communities, who see themselves as high, ignored all these, covered many such issues, and at the same time tried to own many features of the Turkish tradition. Angakok, Soyok, Gök Tengri, Noide, Tadibca and Kam are the belief forms of different Turkish Tribes. European Communities, which for some reason do not include Turkish Tribes in the list of the oldest races in the world, It also does not accept them. Avar Turks make up half of Europe. You can also access many documents and documents such as Especially Finnish and Turkish belong to the same language family. Beliefs are a person's bond with himself. Even though we speak different languages ​​and have different beliefs in different geographies, we are all Turks at our core. Being Turkish is a privilege, but you cannot understand it by watching it on TV. Yes certainly, i like Joik!

@PerfectBrEAThER

5 ай бұрын

🇫🇮 Suomi 🇭🇺 Unkari 🇹🇷 Turkki 🇫🇮 Tataari (approx.600-700) talo-sta-ni ház-am-ból evi-m-den öye-m-nän kaupunki-i-si város-od-ba (varoş from 🇭🇺 város (“city, town”). şehri-n-e şähär-en-gä koir-i-e-mme kanssa kutyá-i-nk-kal köpek-ler-imiz-le et-lär-ebez belän järv-i-ssä-nne tava-i-tok-ban göl-ler-iniz-de kül-lär-egez-dä Although it seems logically probable that, say, the Proto-Uralic, Proto-Turkic, Proto-Mongol and Proto-Indo-European are descended from a distant common proto-language, it has not been possible to reconstruct that proto-language. The assumption is therefore not linguistically provable. Maybe our ancestors hung out in Siberia, 8,000 years ago. #Amnya_fort

One sami boy went to Helsinki and he couldn't find a place to stay. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

One of this first dislike is not like against the respect. Cz human can't live vithout the spirit as christina covden said. The god spirit in human body's vishing for no death , no ill , something more about being happy. Let's think about there vas no 'one' ( the one ) able to survived the human's ( include's Jehova ) . Lets think about there is one able to survive the human's ( includes Jehova@katyperry)

If you read this you are beautiful the leftists and their hate toward white culture can never prevail we must protect gods beautiful people White brown yellow black red we must protect our heritage and peoples With love respect and my hearts gladness from Washington state USA bless the Sami people

We from sapmi kinda think that lapps is racist..(specially when a norwegian says "jævla lapp(fucking lapp)"

Like the ones you see in alaska

kirka tvinger oss til liv i angst og anger passer meg ikke er ateist

Most "samis" today are not true samis, this is the hard truth my friends. These false samis are people who came here relatively recently, mainly in the 1700s, 1800s and even in the 1900s. They learned our language and adopted our clothing and voila, they are sami too, almost by magic i'd say. They also got a foothold into reindeer husbandry early on, in early to mid 1800s and immediately started to push out the true samis from their ancient ways, using violence and threats, even murders in some cases, they spread like cancer and i tell you, most of todays reindeer herders are not true samis. They got people involved into politics early on, always benefiting their agenda. A huge part of the true samis are long gone from their ancient ways, many of them succumbed to alcohol abuse and suicide. This ethnic shift is the reason the reindeer business is in such turmoil. The consequences are conflicts, corruption, herds are oversized, lands are overgrazed beyond recognition, the reindeer is in very poor condition and the list just goes on.. They simply don't have the background the true samis had, who lived in tune with nature for centuries and centuries, they don't respect nature, all they care about is having the biggest herd, push others in order to gain lands, having power over others etc.. Do not be deceived my friends. Note that this is mostly true for northern Norway, i don't really know the local histories for northern Sweden and Finland, but there are strong indications that it's the same story there..

@konalldhaerwulf3995

5 жыл бұрын

Does that mean that the Saami Parliament isn't "really" Saami? Does that mean that most of today's Saami activists and people aren't real Saami? Don't take my questions personally, I'm trying to understand. I'm a French guy learning Nortehrn Saami and interested in Saami culture.

@Guovssohas

5 жыл бұрын

Sami parliament is just a facade my friend, looks so convincing but is rotten inside.. They are just a puppet for the norwegian government. When you've learned sami and some of the culture you are a sami too my friend, why not? Since so many have done it before.

@konalldhaerwulf3995

5 жыл бұрын

@@Guovssohas I didn't think this would be like that... It's truly sad. I didn't mean to become a Saami by learning the language and the culture...

@konalldhaerwulf3995

5 жыл бұрын

@@Guovssohas I just wanted to save their culture but apparently, the job isn't relevant any more, so to speak.

@Guovssohas

5 жыл бұрын

@jhon Albornoz There are some lineages left, yes. The thing with this whole situation is that this lie has existed for so long that most people here doesn't even know it's there. They really believe that everbody who speaks sami and wears a gákti is automatically a sami. Only the people who dare to face the truth know these things, truth always hurts at first. Here's a very common trait of those people; they love to use media to talk about how "sami" they are, like tv-shows, radio shows, facebook etc, to promote how "sami" they are, often wearing a gákti, they absolutely love it, to be in the spotlight about their "saminess". Beware of such people.

samis peopul are not as louki as icelanders .... alantic ocjon pretekt us

U.S.A HAH. DIE ..................HAHAHA

@SuperDarkHalo

4 жыл бұрын

oh wait I’m literally from usa

200 years ago lmao....

These people are northem Sami people are asians