7 Turkic Languages That Are Almost Extinct

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• TU

  @turkchap · 7 months ago · pinned

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• AY

  @Ayiirogon1325 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Appreciate the coverage of Chulyms ❤ we&apos;re struggeling to maintain culture and language.<br><br>I get chills and tears hearing that audio segment of our language 😢 its been so long hearing it like that.<br><br>What makes the language different is that we are Yeniseian by origin and applied that grammar/logic to the turkic language we adopted.

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• RO

  @robespierre4843 · 7 months ago

  Friends, as an Altai native whose language is quietly dying, I have come to understand a simple truth: language cannot be preserved solely through the efforts of the people or through the transmission of knowledge from parents to children. This is an unstable form of language inheritance, and a more stable form is the inheritance of the linguistic environment, which is expressed in the fact that language is essential for an individual&apos;s self-realization in society, whether it be through work, education, politics, or achieving a high social status. If this is not the case, and the entire environment is based on a different language, while your language is relegated to the periphery of &quot;communication at home with your family,&quot; then your language is gradually eroded by life itself, no matter what anyone says. Even the optional study of a language or the small gifts that are given to you in the field of native linguistics do not make a difference in the long term, strategic perspective. Ultimately, it comes down to the structural, political, and social realities of a particular nation, and if they are unlucky, they are forgotten. I ask you to value your political freedom and independence, for they are the guardians of the language to a greater extent than all cultural programs combined.

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• WU

  @wulerhaufung9468 · 7 months ago

  A nice video for International Mother Language Day😊. As a Manchu I want to say that you have always been an inspiration for my language preservation determination.

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• GI

  @Giginana_00009 · 7 months ago (edited)

  As an Uzbek girl🇺🇿(karluk turk) this is so sad to watch this video 😢<br>I really hope, that these turkic languages will be in use in the future as well 🙏🏻🐺🙏🏻🐺🙏🏻

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• FI

  @FireUni98 · 7 months ago

  im always fascinated with languages

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• AL

  @albertosodre5718 · 7 months ago

  Congratulations Turkchap, loving your videos! Quality content is here! 🇧🇷🫂🇹🇷

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• MĀ

  @mārEnlil · 7 months ago

  It&apos;s truly sad that languages ​​and dialects are disappearing. India also has a policy of imposing Hindi, which some have called &quot;linguistic genocide.&quot; 😢😢<br><br>All languages ​​and dialects should be protected by law as &quot;cultural monuments.&quot;

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• AR

  @arhexirthesnake · 7 months ago

  Thank you for covering the many tiny peoples of Russia. It&apos;s fascinating!

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• MI

  @mital0s · 7 months ago

  As a Crimean Tatar,I would like to thank you for making this important video about soon-to-be-extinct languages to protect them.

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• TH

  @Throwaayya · 7 months ago

  Welcome back reis

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• FR

  @fransjebik8554 · 7 months ago

  I live in the Republic Altai where the Altai children learn at school their original language next to the Russian language.

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