Tag: aze
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Mən Gələcəm
In Turkic Lyrics we compare and analyze a text in one of the Turkic languages by means of another. In this one an Azerbaijani song is compared to Turkish. In the resulting comparison text the original structure is expressed by words and suffixes of the other. With green we highlight the cognates with the same…
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Turkic Languages TV Talk Shows Comparison
20 Tukic Languages comparison compilation is made up of light conversations from TV channels broadcasting from home countries where the language is used widely and has official status. The video is made up of 22 snippets of news stories in which the languages in question are presented in the colsest possible way. Each language segment…
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Turkic Languages News Stories (Female)
20 Tukic Languages comparison compilation is made up of snippets from TV channels broadcasting from home countries…
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Turkic Male TV Anchors
A top list of the most viewed Chuvash videos in Youtube. Chuvash is a Turkic language in Russia. The videos were released in 2021, and the footage must be from 2019-2021. There is an analysis and description of the top list by a Chuvash host.
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Turkic Female TV Anchors 18 Languages
Snippets of TV news programs in 18 Turkic Languages from Gagauzia in the west to Sakha in the east. Languages in this video: Gagauz, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Turkmen, Chuvash, Crimean Tatar, Karachay-Balkar, Nogai, Tatar, Bashkir, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Gorno-Altai, Uzbek, Uyghur, Khakassian, Tuvan, Yakut.
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Turkic Lyrics: Günay Pirizadə — Mən Gələcəm
A mysterious return to oneself, consciousness or a voice deep within — these are the themes Günay Pirizadə is experimenting with. This song in Azerbaijani is enchanting with an ethnic feel and a modern production. For Turkic Lyrics there are a couple of points that we wanted to take up. Azerbaijani is as close to…
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Turkic Languages News Stories
20 Turkic Languages comparison compilation is made up of snippets from TV channels broadcasting from home countries where the language is used widely and has official status. The video is made up of 22 snippets of news stories in which the languages in question are presented in the closest possible way. Each language segment includes…
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