Татарлар төрки телләрне таныймы? – Рабит Батулла белән уен-әңгәмә

In this video, the well-known writer Rabit Batulla and the Tatar blogger and linguist Bulat Shaymi try to guess different Turkic languages by listening to them. Throughout the video, Rabit Batulla shares interesting facts. A total of 17 languages are heard in the video: Tatar, Kazakh, Uzbek, Kyrgyz, Altai, Tuvan, Nogai, Balkar, Chuvash, Bashkir, Sakha, Turkish, Turkmen, Azerbaijani, Crimean Tatar, Uyghur, Khakas. Timeline: 0:44 – 1 LANGUAGE 1:14 – How Rabit Batulla learned Turkish 1:33 – 2 LANGUAGE 2:08 – Features of the Azerbaijani language 2:21 – 3 LANGUAGE 2:48 – Which language has the “th” sound 2:57 – How the khans spoke 3:32 – 4 LANGUAGE 4:33 – виҫӗ ухмах пӗр таван 5:15 – 5 LANGUAGE 06:02 – How Rabit ağa used to learn Turkic languages 06:35 – Where the word quzğalak comes from 06:47 – Dialects of Crimean Tatar 07:41 – 6 LANGUAGE 08:39 – Was there a common Turkic language before? 08:58 – Are Native Americans Turkic? 09:43 – Why Karachay-Balkar? 10:17 – About tribes 10:54 – 7 LANGUAGE 11:24 – About the Karagash people 12:12 – Closeness of Turkic peoples 12:31 – 8 LANGUAGE 13:05 – “There is no Tatar nation” 13:28 – About Kryashens 13:46 – “Khans were Christians” 13:53 – 9 LANGUAGE 14:03 – Are Bashkorts and Tatars one nation? 14:43 – Did the name ‘Tatar’ exist earlier? 15:18 – 10 LANGUAGE 15:53 – Why is the Tatar alphabet so bad? 16:14 – Kazakh language and a common alphabet 16:54 – Gaspralı and wealthy Tatars 17:11 – The Akçuras and Sadris who showed the Turks their Turkishness 17:29 – 11 LANGUAGE 17:40 – Which is easier to understand: Kazakh or Kyrgyz? 18:02 – 12 LANGUAGE 18:17 – Features of the Altay language 18:23 – 13 LANGUAGE 18:50 – Batulla wins 18:55 – 14 LANGUAGE 19:21 – 15 LANGUAGE 19:41 – 16 LANGUAGE 20:01 – Features of the Tuvan language 20:10 – 17 LANGUAGE (Sakha) 20:22 – Results of the game 20:39 – Rabit Batulla’s message to Turkic peoples Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe! Bulat Shaymi:   / bulat.shaymi     / bulatshaymi   Rabit Batulla:   / batullarabit   Khalil Akhmetzianov:   / holyhohl