Do you think the Old Turkic Script should be taught in schools again? Let us know !👇

@RobespierreThePoof

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It would be nice to see more writing scripts in the world. The spread of the Latin alphabet worldwide is, to those of us who already use it and love languages, pretty boring. But this is just the fantasy of those of us who like languages. It would be impossible to convert entire populations to an abjad when they have become used to using an alphabet - whether it be the Latin script or Cyrillic. Besides, given how ancient the Turkic script is, there is no reason to believe it would work for modern phonemes of Turkic languages like Turkish, Azeri, Turkmen, Uzbek, Kazahk, Kyrgz, etc ...

@ozgur781sen

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@@RobespierreThePoof Atatürk did it so it's not impossible.

@MFarhanAkterArnab

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I think the Old Turkic Script should be taught in the schools of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Chuvashia, and Sakha Republic. Arabic script should be taught in the schools of Turkiye, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

@ozgur781sen

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@@MFarhanAkterArnab Why Arabic script??? Just as the name states “Arabic” language is for Arabic speakers. It doesn’t have enough vowels to match Turkish. But if you look at the old Orkhon Runic which is Turkic Runic has literally everything for Turkish languages because it was designed for Turkic speakers from the base.

@MFarhanAkterArnab

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@@ozgur781sen But as the Oghuz Turks used Arabic script in most of the times, I have said so.

I'm a turk and I've actually learned our old alphabet recently. I just need to get good at adopting some rules but other than that I pretty much can read and write with it. It has such wonderful reading & writing rules. You can today almost write any turkish word with it. It's just we need to add the missing letters (in another words little adjustment to few existing letters.) I really would want to see us turks changing back to our original alphabet :-)

@zar1803

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How did you learn the old Turkish alphabet can you share any sources also, I want to learn the alphabet

@iX067

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@@zar1803 I learned it through a channel named ''Gökbey Uluç''. He is teaching it in turkish. So I am not sure if your gonna understand anything. It is important to know what he is saying. 🙂 kzread.info/head/PLJQLFGoNiwzyoT4jzptJSQeNYhK9e__i5

@heliophiliab3400

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I feel the same way as you. I’m English, and would love to see us return to our old Runic alphabet. I’ve been learning it recently, and it’s so nice to get in touch with my heritage

@itachi7285

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@@zar1803 there are some apps you can use on your phone to practice. I'm using 2 that are a bit useful - Alphabets! (explains many historic languages from around the world including Orkhon) and Bitig (more for practicing the writing). If you don't like using apps there are some articles and images on google as well that you can practice writing Turkish words with until you get the hang of it.

@t-cw5xe

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Some enthusiasts from Kazakhstan and Russia have developed their own runic script, based on Old Turkic (or Orkhon-Yenisey) script. 'Kaganica' is the name of their project.

Coolest alphabet😎

𐱅𐰇𐰼𐰰: 𐰉𐰆𐰑𐰣: 𐰇𐰲𐰇𐰤: 𐱅𐰇𐰤: 𐰆𐰑𐰢𐰑𐰢: 𐰚𐰇𐰤𐱅𐰕: 𐰆𐰞𐰺𐰢𐰑𐰢: 𐰃𐰤𐰢: 𐰚𐰇𐰠𐱅𐰃𐰏𐰤: 𐰋𐰃𐰼𐰠𐰀: 𐰚𐰃: 𐱁𐰑: 𐰋𐰃𐰼𐰠𐰀: 𐰇𐰠𐰇: 𐰘𐰃𐱅𐰇: 𐰴𐰕𐰍𐰦𐰢: TÜRK: BODuN: ÜÇÜN: TÜN: UDuMaDıM: KÜNTüZ: OLuRMaDıM: İNiM: KÖLTİGiN: BİRLE: iKİ: ŞaD: BİRLE: ÖLÜ: YİTÜ: KaZGaNDıM: Türk boyları için gece uyumadım, gündüz oturmadım. Kardeşim Költiğin ile, iki şad ile öle-yite kazandım

I think it would be cool if we could make a modern version of the old Turkic script that kinda works or is adapted to the Latin script so we can easily learn and teach this beautiful alphabet.

@KhansDen

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Now that sounds like a cool idea indeed!

@robertomassa731

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Interesting...

@t-cw5xe

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Oops, I think my previous comment was deleted because of link. Some enthusiasts from Kazakhstan and Russia have developed their own runic script, based on Old Turkic (or Orkhon-Yenisey) script. 'Kaganica' is the name of their project.

Yes! It's beautiful and important! Mistery and beauty on the Steppes in Ancient times... I love it! TENGRI Bless... 🐺🦅🐎

@yusufardagures5490

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Come on bro. OK we are proud of our history and race but come on we are Muslims our great ancestors believed in them and then converted to true religion of god.

@robertomassa731

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@@yusufardagures5490 The true religion of the Arabs...

@lichking9510

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@@robertomassa731 I agree, Tengri biz menen.

@robertomassa731

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@@lichking9510 🙏🙏🙏

@dar_khan_

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факт, тенгри - истинное мировозрение тюрков

I actual;y speak with a guy from kazakhstan that is a teacher of old turkic. You should talk to him, he is a great historian and not so influenced by germanics. If you are interested in getting to know him, reply here.

@dinsubteran3643

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he waas also invited at national tv there and today had a presentation at the national museum in almaty. he's for real.

@KhansDen

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Absolutely, I‘m very open for further discussion. Would be awesome! :)

@dinsubteran3643

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@@KhansDen we have a whatsap group where I would like to add you. If you agree, I will make a introduction for you, tell the people who you are and what you do, and I am sure everithyng will just rol from there on. Are you in? :D

@KhansDen

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@@dinsubteran3643 alright sounds interesting. Let’s do it. Please Message me via info@thekhansden.com or DM me on Insta so we can exchange numbers.

@dinsubteran3643

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@@KhansDen please check your inbox or spam folders. Thank you!

There is this guy called Eleri Bitikci, you should reach out to him, he can tell you a lot about these ancient alphabets.

There is no difference between old Turkish writings and today's Turkish other than alphabet difference and foreign words. The mathematics of language is still the same. A Turk who learns the Köktürk alphabet can easily understand what is written. In addition, this alphabet is the most suitable alphabet for Turkish. Each tamga (stamp) refers to a syllable in Turkish. However, in order to adapt to the developing world and geography, the Turks have changed their alphabet many times. Turkish is a language that dates back much earlier.

@ulxsyxd

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Köktürk alfabesini akıcı okuyamıyorum ama yazıtların günümüz Türkçesine çevrilmeden, sadece latin harfleriyle yazılmış halini görmüştüm. Tabii ki dilimizin kökeni olduğu için anlaşılabilirdi bir yere kadar ama yine de o kadar da kolay değildi. Aradan neredeyse 1.5 milenyum geçmiş kusursuz şekilde anlasak garip olurdu bence

@garibanibizzeka

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@@ulxsyxd Türkçe de aslında diğer Türkî dillerden farklı. Tabiî ki bütün Türkî diller birbirlerinden farklı, farklı dillerler sonuçta ama bir Kırgız bir Azeriyi bir Türke kıyasla daha kolay anlar. Türkî diller üzerine araştırma yapmak isteyen her bireye başka bir Türkî dil öğrenmesini örgütlerim. Azerice en kolayı Türker için fakat Kırım Tatarcanın Türkî diller arasında bir nevi orta dil olduğu söyleniyor, o yüzden o da öğrenmeye değer.

Nice video. İ hope old Turkic alphabet, religon and traditions will be remembered more widely, to never be forgotten again. Tengri biz menen.

Fun facts: Ancient Turkic people believed in a water cult. Siberia and Scandinavia are connected with water way. Runic script is the same but letters signify different consonants. Vikings were a warrior sea tribe.

Thank you for your work and this Video 👍🏾👍🏾

Interesting,i would like to know more about the Old Turkic Script

Great video man. I've actually asked about this topic a few moths ago.👌

Very nice information

Turkiye should adapt old turkic Alphabet

@robertomassa731

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It would be nice!

@KhansDen

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I guess it’s a bit too late for that. Then again, offering courses could be a sound idea. If they make mandatory courses for other languages that barely anyone is interested in in schools, why not let the people get in touch with their forefathers‘ alphabet in their free time at least?

@gwyndolin6033

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@El Fuego del Khan i hope one day...

@robertomassa731

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@El Fuego del Khan Great!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@emirkara3609

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@El Fuego del Khan Nowadays some people return to tengrism but It is like Deism but Turkish style and now tengrism is one of the religions accepted in Turkey

Amazing video

I used to know some fellas from old internet forum eras. One was a chinese historian who did several thesis on ancient chino turkic relations (his english was bad) he knew alot what we didnt know and learned alot back then from him (uyghur influence in chinese customs and arts) the other was a iranian who had lots of knowledge of pre seljuk and seljuk era in iran (had a intersting picture of sultan mesud's face carved into a mountan in iran). And the last one traced the on-iqi oghuz tribe in egypt in hunnic and prehunnic era. What we know about Turkic history may be the top of an iceberg, theres so much to discover about it for sure.

osmanli bir gecede alfabeyi degistirmis ve tarihimizi untturmus.

@Can-vl8sl

10 ай бұрын

Osmanlı ile alakası yok umarım ironidir.

@precursors

2 ай бұрын

Osmanlı yüzünden atalarımızın mezartaşını okuyamaz olduk

Principles of the writing systems of Old Turkic => Uyghur => Traditional Mongolian are very similar and best fits to mongolian language by the way. Most of the words and its cases in the old Turkic inscriptions are still actively being used in Mongolia. If modern day Turkic countries shift to old turkic, it would be great for people of Mongolia.

@Sosyalpodcast

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Uyghur and traditional Mongolian have some similarities because at chngis khan time he was take writing system from uyghurs but also uygur writing system was been taken from persian but original turkic don't have much similarities you can look tor swadesh dictionary it is show which languages have same roots at this work you can see turkic languages doesn't have any similar things with mongolian language

@byambajavr6519

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@@Sosyalpodcast how do you know the ancient turkic (Orkhon inscriptions, Mongolia) and mongolian doesn’t have any similarities?

@Sosyalpodcast

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@@byambajavr6519 orkhon inscriptions is one of the examples of antice turkic inscriptions but the don't just at mongolia historics found many inscriptions but they are not big like orkhon and present time mongolia territory was a beeb territory of yenisey kyrgysz because of this you can see orkhon inscriptions at mongolia but mythology and old rules of this nations is totaly different we had töre at past it is rules of old turks and for example we can't cut trees The crime of raping women is death, but we do not see them in the Mongols of Genghis Khan's time. And also dna test results are different of course we have mongol dna but it is not at all turks you can see but if turks had same root with mongols they all must had mongol dna I am Kazakh and for exemple I didn't understand mongolian but mongolia not far away from us but I can understand easily gagauz turks who live at East Europe also traditional clothes are different mongolian traditional clothes made by silk like Chinese one but our is made from camel or sheep

@byambajavr6519

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@@Sosyalpodcast There were people at Usun before and after the Turkic Khaganate era. As well as in Otuken (central Mongolia ). As written in Chinese ancient historical recordings, around 702 year, Western Turkic Khaganate in Usun collapsed down and the founder clan of the Gokturk Empire, Ashina (~60k people), moved back to Tan state. In 742, Northern Turkic Khaganate in Otuken collapsed and Ashina clan also moved to Tan State. Nomad empires consist of ruling clan and population. The ruling clans always had been minority to the total population of the empire. Ruling clan can move to another place (to the Tan Empire in this case) after they lost their power in the empire, but population don’t leave their homeland. We also shoud remember that before Ashina clan found the empire named Turkic Khaganate, they were together with 100+ years with Rourans. The old turkic inscription is written by the language of Otuken’s people could understand. It’s been 1400+ years since the First Turkic Khaganate to modern days. During this time, there were different khaganates existed in the land of Mongolia such as Uyghur, Kidan, Mongol, Yuan, Qin etc. Ruling clans changed, but population was still there. Same things happened in Usun people.

@Sosyalpodcast

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@@byambajavr6519 yes you right after fall down gòktùrk kaghanate part of people's go to east part of turkic lands and they are pronounced there eastern göktürk kaghanate but I just wanna explain you the history which happened at East part of turkic kaghanate it is not where it found I am usun kazakh my clan is usun and not all usuns go east we still live at southern kazakhstan usuns come from scythians tigrahauda you can make research and you can see antice scythian tombs which found at jambyl and almaty states it is states where usuns live more than 2000 year also you can found information kipchaks is continue of usuns you can look clan dulat which is part of usun and you can look clan dulo at bulgaria today modern bulagria and hungry are turks too bulgar came from usuns Hungarians from magyar who lived between ural and irtishy turkic roots came from scythians mongolian have same root with manchurian tungus and part of Korean not with scythians turks and mongols roots are different

Merci merci merci 💜

Well, we can still revise the old turkich alphabet to fit optimal for the Turk languages phonetically and scripturewise, and every country can still modify it to their local tongue.

The Orkhun script and the Viking Script is like 90% the same, if not entirely the same. Swedish historian Sven Lagerbring, lived in the 18th century, wrote that Oden (Odin) was an real Person. An Turkic Shaman/warrior of the land of Aesir (Fire in old Turkic and Scythian) in modern day Azerbaycan. The Scotts also called themselves "Scythians" in The Declaration of Arbroath; April 6, 1320....Where they oppose the English king, saying that their (Scotss) Ancestors came from the steppes and were the Scythians who did never accepte an ruler above them.

@KhansDen

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Fair Point. I was thinking of exploring these connections in the future. Could you perhaps provide some of the most important checkpoints of Turkic connections to the other peoples in Europe?

@oghuzkhan5117

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@@KhansDen John Macpherson in his detailed work devoted to Scots mentioned the fact of early migration of tribes from the Caspian Sea: “The first race of Asiatics, in the progress of their migrations, were naturally separated by the Caspian Sea; some directing their course to Tartary, and others to Asia Minor. It is known about the theory of Thor Heyerdahl that the ancestors of Scandinavian people came from Caucasus, from territory of Azerbaijan. In one of his stories T. Heyerdahl told that a blond-hair mummies, discovered on the territory of China was of the Celtic origin: “When the Chinese archeologists conducted radio-carbon dating, they determined that the mummies were of Nordic type dating from 1,800 to 1,500 years BC. These mummies were dressed in cloth that had been woven, and the colors and the woven pattern were of a very specific type. The Chinese themselves studied the mummies and then invited American experts to study the clothing who determined that the weave and coloring were typical of the Celts of Ireland. However, this made no sense at all. Then we contacted Ireland to get their sagas, and their written saga says that their ancestors were Scythians. So, again, their roots come back here to the Caucasus”… Chinese archaeologists who theorize (probably wrongly) that they came from northern Europe because they were tall, blond, blue-eyed and with Caucasian features. According to modern scholars in Azerbaijan, there used to be a strong blond and fair-skinned element in the aboriginal Azeri population, as illustrated by the stone-age hunters at the Gobustan Museum. Subsequent invasions by Romans and Arabs have somewhat modified the original Azeri type. Hebrew, Christian and Muslim sources unanimously accepted that Turks are descendants of Japhet, son of Noah. Mahmud al-Kashgari wrote that: “Turks have 20 branches. The race of each reaches Prophet Noah’s son Japhet, his son Turk”. Written sources, archeological and ground monuments indicate territory of Azerbaijan as a place where Prophet Noah lived. Indisputable and basic evidence is a tomb of Prophet Noah in Nakhchivan (Azerbaijan). Ptolemy mentioned that Noah lived and died in Nakhchivan. Pezron, an abbot of La Charmoye in France wrote: “Japhet was the eldest of Noah’s three sons. This patriarch’s eldest son was Gomer, the founder of a people, and who they could be but the Gomarians, from whom, according to Josephus, the Celtae or Gauls descended. And if Gomer be the true stock of the Gauls, as I have already made out by so many proofs and authorities, they must have a language quite different from other people and that was the Celtic tongue. But to carry this name no farther, which indeed properly appertained to no other than the European provinces towards the west, it was at first the language of the Gomarians in Asia, then of the Sacae, afterwards of the Titans, and also of the Cimri or Cummerians. After all which, that is the Titans, and also of the Cimri or Cummerians. Cimmerians, who participated in formation of Azeri-Turks, from shores of Sea of Azov in VIII c. B.C. came to Southern Caucasus and Western Anatolia and created here a kingdom. According to several sources Cimmerian tribes began to appear in Anatolia in times of Homer (intresting side point//Ataturk: "We got the revenge Hector of Troy") or in more ancient times. Toponyms connected with Cimmerian tribes one can find not only on territory of Azerbaijan and Iranian Azerbaijan (Qamarli, Kamarli, Kamar, Komar, Khomarlu), but also on territories of other countries: Turkey (Komarlar, Komarli, Kamar-ushagi), Republic of Georgia (Ashagi Gamarli, Yukhari Qamarli, Gomareti, Didi-Gomareti), Uzbekistan (Zaraut-Kamar rock) and Turkmenistan. According to Charles Vallancey the origin of a word “Celt” is from tribes of Scytae: “… and it is not improbable that the word Celtae is likewise a corruption of Scytae, in process of time probably called Scheltae or Skeltae, Keltae or Celtae” (Vallancey. An Essay on the antiquity, 9-10). We can propose that the word Scytae is the Scythian tribes of Sacae, which later could change its name to Gaul with omission of a letter “s” at the beginning. As it was mentioned by Pezron, the Celtic language was language of Gomarians, Sacae and Cimri or Cimmerians. If the previous name of Celts was Sacelt or Sagaul then it is obvious to find similar words in Irish, Azerbaijani and other Turkic languages because Sacae tribes settled territories of Azerbaijan, Turkey, Middle Asia in past. It is explained by the fact that in ancient times (VIII c. B.C.) on the territory of Azerbaijan there existed a region Sacasena named so by Sacae/Saca tribes which settled it. Name of Azerbaijani town Sheki formed from the same Saca/Shaka tribes which inhabited territory of Azerbaijan long before Christ. The Saca tribes occupied territories of modern Gandja - Gazakh region (the Azerbaijan Republic) named in antique sources as Sacasena. Byzantine author Menander in 568 year wrote that Turks in ancient times were called Saca. Among Turkic people one can find names like saka and shaka: one of Kazakh tribes’ name is shaga, Uzbeks have shakay, shekey, Kyrgyz - sakha, saka, Turkmen - shaka (1) www.theclanbuchanan.com/declaration-of-arbroath (2) www.irishcentral.com/roots/study-irishmen-descended-turkish-farmers#:~:text=Eighty%2Dfive%20percent%20of%20Irish,at%20the%20University%20of%20Leicester. (3) www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/ijel/article/view/40945 (4) tarihvearkeoloji.blogspot.com/2016/09/turks-in-in-history-of-scandinavians.html

@oghuzkhan5117

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@El Fuego del Khan Orbán 2013: "The linguistic kinship of Finland and Hungary is a historical fact and not a matter of opinion." Orbán 2018: "Hungarians consider themselves the late descendants of Attila, who was of Hunnic-Turkish origin. The Hungarian language is related to the Turkish languages." Atilla the Hun was an Kipchak Turk. Hungary is member of the Organization of Turkic States.

@yuksak

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Runes and Old script comes from Aramaic scripts according to some historians. I leave a link you can compare other aramaic scripts with old turkic script. They are very similar. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aramaic_alphabet But interesting part how did aramaic script came to us and create ours. What did we use before?

@boraboranloglu9489

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@@portable-cimbora8360 This information is totally wrong. I dont know where your opinion comes from but Hungarian language is considered Uralo-Altaic language family and most of the linguists are accepting it to be a close relative of Turkic languages. It has nearly no connection with Arabic and Hebrew (maybe only a few words could be transferred from Hebrew via Khazars who were Jewish Turks).

It's been called "Türk dili" (the language of the Turks) since the very first Chinese records mentioning about "Türkler" (the Turks), which are dating back not hundreds but thousands of years. Turkic is a brand new term in the historical scale.

Hello everyone! Could anyone who learned old turkic share any sources where I can learn it?

I've heard people say that the tamga for Ashina is related to ravens like the Wusun but many say this is unsupported. Could it be true or is this nonsense?

@Grungeuncle

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When you search for Ashina tamga there are 2 images; - If you are talking about stick-man looking deer figure, i don't think it is anyhow related to Wusun - If you are talking about the bird looking figure, check Hunnic flag and tamga, it is literally the same as Hunnic serpent, ''dragon''.

If I ever get a DNA test, I hope to get Turkic

@WilliamAndrewPhilipBodie

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If your dna test says Human. I'm happy with it. Ps: i'm part Turk & stil have family in central asia. after 800 to 1000 years 😀

Change the heading and add the words “runes”, “runic alphabet” so more people can find the video.

@KhansDen

Жыл бұрын

Splendid idea. Why didn’t I think of that? Thanks Ezra:)

Love all Turks from Turkey !🇹🇷

❤👍

🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

TENGRI FOREVER

Hephthaliten Bitte !!!

Öncelikle videonuzun kalitesini tebrik eder çalışmalarınızın devamını dilerim. Ancak videoda bazı yüzyılları eksik bilgilerle geçerek bazı bilgileri vermemişsiniz. Öncelikle Türkler Göktürk harflerini Uygur döneminden sonra boy tamgaları hariç hiçbir yerde kullanmadılar. Bunu sadece Osmanlı döneminde dilin değişmesiyle kullanmayı unuttular demek biraz yanlış olur. Uygur döneminden itibaren bu alfabeyi bırakan Türkler önce eski Uygur harflerini (Soğd) kullanmaya başladı. İslamlaşmanın etkisiyle de Arap harflerini kullandılar. Hatta bu iki alfabeyi uzun bir süre aynı anda kullandılar. Yani Göktürk harfleri videodaki gibi etkisi uzun süren ve Osmanlı devrinde unutulan bir alfabe değildir. Karahanlılar devrine ait Göktürk harfli bir metin var mı? Benim bildiğim yok. Video güzel ancak içerisindeki bilgi yanlışlarını düzeltmeniz dileğimdir. İyi çalışmalar.

I know this alphabet

Turkish

Why Turks didn't switch to old Turkic Alphabet instead Latin?

@MrEmretti

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just check how the word GOLD was written in Etruscan alphabet and in this old Türk alphabet.

@ulxsyxd

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@@MrEmretti Please elaborate further because this comment makes no sense as is.

@godofchaoskhorne5043

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Because it's about more than pride and nationalism. An alphabet is what connects a people to the rest of the world. The Latin script allowed Turks to access all news, information, education etc from the entire world with ease. It makes it easier to communicate and the reality is it's a very very easy to learn and use alphabet with easy rules. Sometimes you adopt which is best or most universal not what is coolest. Like the entire west uses Arabic / Indian numbers. Because the Latin number system is bad and far more complicated than the numbers the entire world uses today. Imagine if the Italians refused to use 1 / 10 and instead used roman numerals. 5 x 8 = 47 V x VIII = XLVIII

@II-ug8ji

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@@godofchaoskhorne5043 hayır knk atatürk latin alfabesinni türk alfabesinden çıktığını söylüyordu :D

@ryjitarose5590

8 ай бұрын

​​@@godofchaoskhorne5043 But these are numeral systems, not scripts. A script should be used to make writing for the natives easy, not for foreigners. Besides, both the Latin and the Orkhon can be learned easily together, to this day Europe has 3 main scripts that co-exist in peace; Latin, Cyrillic and Greek

All under heaven, oh Great Tengri, the sun moon and the trident/ (diving falcon ),flies in all flags of all nations, we have done as u have commanded, we have spread our bloodlines far, now more then half the world bears your mark of blessing, all their kings and holy men carry our bloodlines, we have torn down towers of those who say only us, we have infused the blood lines of the meek and they have truely inherited the earth, oh holy one, the blue bloods marked by your hand as we are born, the world will once more find peace in these turbulent times in the hands of the children of Mongol mark. * the seers and medicine man rejoice in all the glory. In silence the monpas have made the world ready to be as one under one divine mark. ® all under heaven all equal the holy trinity of man women and child under you and that all understanding and human achievement comes only from the holy trinity of knowledge, will and action.

for fun!yes!in the whole world! but not as nordic runes!

Gokturk =KYRGYZ

Some idiotic people still believe ancient Turkic people were originated from Scythians who were Persians.

@themechanic5658

13 күн бұрын

There are only connections and relatives, the Turks do not come from them. as nearly 40 million Turks live in Iran.

Turkish was written in Greek script in Karaman. A Turkish bible and many books exist in Greek script. And also Armenian/Gregorian? script was used at times in Anatolia. So Turkic was written in many scripts throughout history. But I wish all turkic languages to use the same script (latin is fine) so that we can read and understand more of each other. Because of the internet, I expect Turkic languages to evolve into one common Turkic in far future. In a few hundred years maybe? Worse, let’s hope that not the whole world switches completely to english.

@Qazaqpyn_

2 ай бұрын

Unification of the Turkic language is bad. You're a bad boy.

We have to create turkic esperanto based on this system

𐰴𐰔𐰴𐱃𐰃𐰭 𐰣𐰍𐰃𐰔 𐰖𐰔𐰃𐰉 𐰅𐰠𐰃𐰯𐰯𐰾𐰃 ! !

@TarihFanKanali

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𐱅𐰇𐰼𐰰: 𐰉𐰆𐰑𐰣: 𐰇𐰲𐰇𐰤: 𐱅𐰇𐰤: 𐰆𐰑𐰢𐰑𐰢: 𐰚𐰇𐰤𐱅𐰕: 𐰆𐰞𐰺𐰢𐰑𐰢: 𐰃𐰤𐰢: 𐰚𐰇𐰠𐱅𐰃𐰏𐰤: 𐰋𐰃𐰼𐰠𐰀: 𐰚𐰃: 𐱁𐰑: 𐰋𐰃𐰼𐰠𐰀: 𐰇𐰠𐰇: 𐰘𐰃𐱅𐰇: 𐰴𐰕𐰍𐰦𐰢: TÜRK: BODuN: ÜÇÜN: TÜN: UDuMaDıM: KÜNTüZ: OLuRMaDıM: İNiM: KÖLTİGiN: BİRLE: iKİ: ŞaD: BİRLE: ÖLÜ: YİTÜ: KaZGaNDıM: Türk boyları için gece uyumadım, gündüz oturmadım. Kardeşim Költiğin ile, iki şad ile öle-yite kazandım

@estheroz7119

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@@angelgomez4632 wtf back to you. It's the Turkish original Runic alphabet.

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Turkic Runes are same as the Celtic Viking Runes. We need to start teaching our runes at elementary schools to our kids.

@Abeturk

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Conditions / Doğal koşullar ve şartlar. (akar-eser / eser-eker) EĞER-ISE = (EVEN-IF) (su AKAR- yel ESER) = water flows and wind blows İSE-EĞER = (IF-EVER) (yel ESER- ekin EĞER)= the wind blows and bows the crops EĞER-ISE ve İSE-EĞER yapıları "koşul" belirtmek için kullanılır ve çoğunlukla birbirinin yerine kullanılabilirler. İSE-EĞER: "If ever" anlamına gelir ve gerçekleşme olasılığı daha yüksek olan bir koşulu ifade eder. "If ever you need any help, just let me know." (Yardıma ihtiyacın olursa eğer, sadece haber ver.) or (Herhangi bir yardıma ihtiyaç duyarsan, bana haber vermen yeterli) “If I'm not tired, we’ll visit them in the evening.” = “Yorgun değilsem eğer akşamleyin onları ziyaret ederiz” EĞER-ISE: "Even if" anlamına gelir ve gerçekleşme olasılığı daha düşük olan bir koşulu ifade eder. "Even if it rains tomorrow, I will go for a walk." (Yarın yürüyüşe çıkacağım, eğer yağmur yağıyor olsa dahi ) or (Yarın yağmur yağsa bile yürüyüşe çıkacağım.) “Why should i go to work, (even) if I'm not getting my salary” = Eğer maaşımı alamıyorsam, neden işe gideyim ki.