Hey Turks I have a question for you: how well can you understand other Turkic languages? Which are mutually intelligible, what sounds like total gibberish What do they sound like to you in general? Weird, similar? Some examples:
Azeri
>Bütün insanlar ləyaqət və hüquqlarına görə azad bərabər doğulurlar
Bashkir
>Barlıq keşelär irekle, däräjäläre häm xoquqtarı tiñ bulıp tıualar
Karachay-Balkar
>Bütöw adamla erkin bolub emda sıyları bla haqları teñ bolub tuwadıla
Kazakh
>Barlıq adamdar twmısınan azat jäne qadir-qasïyeti men quqıqtarı teñ bolıp dünïyege keledi
Khakas
>Polğan na kïzï pos paza tiŋ törïpçe paza tiŋ postıŋ sinïn pïlïngenïn paza törelerïnïŋde polça
Kyrgyz
>Bardık adamdar öz bedelinde jana ukuktarında érkin jana teñ ukuktuu bolup jaralat.
Tatar
>Barlıq keşelär dä azat häm üz abruyları häm xoquqları yağınnan tiñ bulıp tualar.
Turkmen
>Hemme adamlar öz mertebesi we hukuklary boýunça deň ýagdaýda dünýä inyärler.
Tuvan
>Bygy kižiler xostyg baza mөzyzy bolgaš ergeleri deņ kƣldƣr tөryttyner.
Uyghur
>Hemme adem zatidinla erkin, izzet-hörmet we hoquqta babbarawer bolup tughulghan
Uzbek
>Barcha odamlar erkin, qadr-qimmat va huquqlarda tang bo'lib tug'iladilar
Yakut
>Con barıta beye suoltatıgar uonna bıraabıgar teñ buolan törüüller
To me they all look more or less the same.
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>>58330210
can understand, azeri, turkmen, some of the Kyrgyz etc. but in general "spoken turkic" is somewhat understandable as far as i know.
>>58330210
azeri turkmen kyrgyz is understandable but I can understand only a few word from the other languages
>>58330210
Mehemt
Azeri and Turkmen understandable, others not so much
>>58330210
>Azeri
understandable
>Bashkir
not understandable
>Karachay-Balkar
understanding some words but not the whole sentence
>Kazakh
understanding some words but not the whole sentence
>Khakas
not understandable
>Kyrgyz
understanding some words but not the whole sentence
>Tatar
understanding some words but not the whole sentence
>Turkmen
understandable
>Tuvan
i can't read this thing so not understandable
>Uyghur
understanding some words but not the whole sentence
>Uzbek
not understandable
>Yakut
not understandable
>>58330210
azeri and turkmen since they are from the oghuz branch
>>58330210
I think it's way easier to understand listening to them but on paper some of them looks like a whole different language
>>58330210
Azeri, Turkmen and kyrgyz are understandable here, but others can also be depending on the sentence and if its spoken etc.
>>58331435
This, also if given a month, I'd probably be able to speak fluently.
It depends a lot on the skills you've developed within the Anatolian dialects.
Besides Turkey no one speaks Istanbul Turkish.
Generally, the Oghuz branches are relatively easy to understand.
I heard most differences are shifts that follow patterns (like a g becomes a k pretty consistenly).
When we don't understand it, I imagine it sounds to us like Turkish sounds to others.
>inb4 almanci out
>azeri
i can understand 8 words
>bashkir
2 words
>karachay
7
>kazakh
6
>khakas
1
>kırgız
5
>tatar
6
>türkmen
8
>tuvan
1
>uyghur
7
>uzbek
4
>yakut
2
I'm an ordinary turkish speaker with istanbul dialect, i had no interaction with other turkic people, i think if i study other turkic languages for a few months i can fully understand them
>>58330210
I just got breakfast at a Turkish restaurant. A medium-rare lamb steak with eggs sunny side up, and some pita and fig jam. Oh yeah and the eggs had kashari cheese. Shit was mad dank.
>>58335200
>steak for breakfast
I don't think thats turkish mate.
I believe only Ughurs can understand and speak a Turkic language that most Turks will comprehend
>>58335626
The restaurant I ate at is not a cheap kebab stand. It's nice.
>>58331175
>>58331664
>>58331788
>flag
So it is not complete bullshit then.
>>58335863
I can believe that but I meant that steak for breakfast is not a turkish thing atleast I never ate it or saw someone eating it.
>>58336861
2 of it is me the other one just says ''mehmet''
>>58335821
there are more like azerbaijani and some dialects that with only few speakers but outside of turkey nevertheless
>>58336885
Then which meal is steak tartare traditionally served as?
>>58330210
In terms of words
>Azeri
9/9
>Bashkir
6/9
>Karachay-Balkar
8/11
>Kazakh
11/13 (normally Kazakh is the least understanble)
>Khakas
No idea
>Tatar
11/13
>Kyrgyz
12/12
>Turkmen
11/11
>Tuvan
2/10 (this is not turkish, even the grammer is not understandable)
>Uighur
11/11
>Uzbek
8/10
>Yakut
1/9 (this is not turkish, even the grammer is not understandable)
>>58337240
I think its a russian I think.
>be turk
>look like 1/3 jew 1/3 sand nigger 1/3 like a werewolf
>call everyday germany to get them into germany
>denied
>go out eat kebab swim throught goat shit and sperm
>go to shit work as a kebab cook
>after work go to tzami pray allah the russians don't bomb you
>pray that isis doesn't fuck you in the ass
>go shit home
>eat kebab
>go to sleep and pray allah kurds wont pass the border
