Are we related? Intriguing Korea vs Tamil Nadu similarities 

I am from North and I have lived in Tamilnadu for almost 5 years. Tamils are the guardians of Indian culture and civilization. I love their pride and possessiveness to their civilization.

I'm not a Tamil but l love to find out the similarities between Tamil and Korean , cause I'm an Indian .

We proud to be a Tamilan .🇮🇳lot of love from Tamil Nadu ..தமிழக மக்களின் அன்பு வணக்கம்.

I am a West Indian ...I love the similarities between Tamil and Korean language. Lets make this our strength and solidify our bonds...

தமிழ் - கொரியா many similarities between tamil and Korea 1-Korean national song is Aarirang aara riro which is similar to tamil song Aararo aariraro (even in Korea , grandma teach their grandchild this song to make them sleep just like Tamil people. 2- Korean food kimchi is similar to our pickle (ஊறுகாய்), kimbap food is similar to புட்டு (puttu) 3- korean traditional game is 5 stones which is similar to tamil game அஞ்சாங்கல் 4 -Korean alphabets (Hangul )are similar to tamil alphabets pronounciation ..Koreans talk with same slang as tamil people 5 - we can see நடுக்கல்(Stones) in heo Hwang ok gravery 6- Koreans celebrate a harvesting festival in January just like Pongal (Tamil Nadu harvesting festival) 7 - many korean words are similar to tamil words like appa , Amma , pul , pal ,vettikili , anni, naal , va (wa) 8- like Tamil people ,Koreans too don't wear slippers inside home 9 - In world ...there are only two places where pearls are taken from sea by women (tamilnadu - Thoothukudi ,kanyakumari And in Korea ) 10 - Heo Hwang ok meaning in Korea is red stone (which is similar to tamil name Sembavalam ( செம்பவளம்) ) 11 - korean traditional circle dance (Ganggangsullae ) is a harvesting festival dance like Tamil dance (கும்மி பாட்டு) kummi 12 - Tamizh men lift the heavy stone 🔴 To prove the heroism am strength to marry a girl ( இலவட்ட கல்- ilavattakal)..which is also followed in korean culture The story is 2000years ago The pandiyan princess SEMBAVALAM (செம்பவளம்)- meaning Red stone - in Korea Heo Hwang ok travelled through ship with lots of people , soldiers for her help to South Korea to marry a korean prince beacause of her father's wish ✨ She reached Korea and met Korean king 👑 Kim Suro (the founder of Gaya Kingdom) and married him . ✨She told Kim Suro that she came from Ayutha kingdom (ஆயி நாடு -kanyakumari ) with twin fish flag (symbol of pandyan kingdom ) . ✨The people , soldiers come along with her also married korean people and spread their culture The Tamizh princess ruled Gaya Kingdom peacefully upto 157 years of age. But the tomb of Sembavalam was built in Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh which was called Sakitha 2000 years ago ... There is no similarities between Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh) and Korea ..

We speak Tamil in Sri-Lanka 🇱🇰 too

Feeling relieved that The relationship between Korea and Tamil Nadu is being getting unveiled 💜

Some of the other similarities between Tamils and Koreans are Food & Dishes: 1) Pongal - Yaksik 2) Oorukai - Kimchi 3) Pidi Kozhukattai - Songpyeon 4) Oputtu - Hotteok Art, Music, Games: 1) Ariro Ararariro - Arirang (Sung as lullabies for babies) 2) Kummi - Ganggangsulle 3) ila vatakal - deuldol deulgi Traditions: 1) Tamil Traditions - Korean Shamanism Traditions (Similar) 2) Manivizha - Hwangap 3) Nadukal - Koindol Women, Fashion, Beauty: 1) Pottu - yeongjigonji 2) Nethi Chutti - Jokduri 3) Poo jadai - Dodeurak Daengii Other Similarities: 1) Twin Fish Symbol (Ancient Pandiya kingdom Flag - Korea Twin Fish symbols) 2) Woman Diving Mermaids - Jeju - Rameshwaram 3) Linguistic similarities - writing system, grammar, similar pronounciations, nuances and meaning. Although these are just a few among a lot of other similarities, the two cultures and people have definitely been connected since ancient times when we look at the striking similarities which would only be possible by close ties and cultural exchanges.

Yes in kanyakumari TN there is place called AYUTA There is a fish symbol in her belongings which is the symbol of PANDYA DYNASTY and her name heo hWang ok meaning redcoral in tamil sembavalam (செம்பவளம்) And there are approximately 3000words similar and same meaning in tamil and korean And the staple food of them etc Can conclude that she is from AYUTA not Ayodhya And that's why koreans related to india At last her earings wich is worn by grannies in Tamilnadu especially in rural areas

தமிழ் உலகத்தின்‌ பழமையான மொழி என்பதில் தமிழனாய் ‌பெருமை கொள்கிறேன்.. ஆனால்,இந்தியாவில் தமிழ்நாட்டை தவிர வேறு எங்கும் பேச படுவதில்லை‌‌‌‌...💔

I am from tamilnadu.very happy to see these two languages have so many similarities ❤️

Being a Tamilian...I have been watching Korean serials for years...I have felt the same culture of South India in Korea also especially the way of parent and child bond ❤

actually we all are lossing our identity like we usually do .. sembavalam is the queen from Tamilnadu (South India) .she is from Kanyakumari which is the present day name of Ayutha (old name of Kanyakumari).But from where this collapse started?Korean president visited India once.He asked our pm where is this Ayutha? our PM took him to Ayodhya(North Indian city)(May be our PM don't know about this..So he showed him Ayodhya) so from there the confusion started(This is the news I have gathered) but actually there is a lot of similarities between Tamil and Korean.actually the queen is from Tamilnadu but not from north India please kindly understand that .. I want researcher to research more about this topic and should prove that the queen is from South India Tamil Nadu..Plz..💖

In many Korean serials, I was surprised to note that for mother, they also use the word "amma" which we know is a widely used Tamil word!

வெகு சிறப்பு ஐயா! இறுதியாகத் தாங்கள் சொன்ன கருத்து அருமை! தமிழ்நாட்டிற்கும் கொரியாவில் வாழ்வதற்கும் புதிய மாறுபாடுகள் ஏதுமில்லை. இங்கேயே தொடர்ந்து வாழவும் விரும்புகிறேன் என்பது நல்அணிகலன் போன்றானது. மகிழ்ச்சி ஐயா! தங்களின் தமிழ்-கொரிய மொழி ஆய்வுகளைத் தொடருங்கள். தங்களுக்கு தமிழகம் உறுதுணையாக இருக்கும். வாழ்க தமிழ்!

옛날에 타밀 공주 허황옥이 가야왕 수로와 결혼했지

Tamil is the oldest , ancient and still surviving language in the whole world, i am proud to be a Indian, tamilan

Thank you Dr. Hari & The Korean Times for making this & letting us know the similarities of both the cultures & the language Hari anna Super, keep it going 🙏👏👌 Thamizh manam marame irukeenga anna, Vanakkam & Nanri ungalukku

I got Goosebumps when ararirao played..

Yap! I'm from Tamil Nadu I was recently watching Korean movie I noticed the similarities, you guys actually shared us a good new fact and I have subscribed your channel because I loved it, thank you 😍😎☺️

3:16 Villages In delta Tamil region still uses the word Aayi for children ,🙂.

Aaraariro is a lullaby sung to baby by their mom's in Tamilnadu, they sing of asking the baby why he/she's crying did their uncle dad or bro neat them? And saying they'll take care of that.. that's the most sung version there are other versions too

The linguistic and cultural similarities between Korea and India's Tamil region have recently become a hot topic by Indians from Tamil staying in Korea a few years ago. Studies by linguists show that there are more than a hundred similar words in two languages. There are also many similarities in food and culture. As a Korean, I knew the legend that the king of Gaya(one of Korea's ancient kingdoms) married a princess from across the distant sea 2,000 years ago. However, I thought it was simply an oral story, but the linguistic and cultural similarities between the two regions are amazing. Each culture seems to influence each other. Perhaps so, I am sometimes surprised by the connection between countries and ethnic groups geographically far away from Korea. About 2,000 years ago, Goguryeo (the ancient kingdom of Korea) and ancient Turkey were neighboring allies and kept China's Tang Dynasty in check at the time. In addition, Dangun (the founding king of Gojoseon, Korea's first country) is deeply related to Kazakhstan located in Central Asia. The world seems to be wide and narrow. Finally, in Korea, the structural similarities between Myanmar and Tibetan and Korean, the similarity of Korean culture with Myojok(a minority ethnic group in China) and the similarity between traditional culture and Korean culture with Okinawa, Japan, have become topics.

I am not a tamizhan but I know tamil and I am proud of this similarities of this because I am Indian 🇮🇳

I am a north Indian and it's really amazing to know that the princess was from Tamil nadu. Clears my misunderstanding. I've read some comments in which people are spreading hate towards north indians. Guys we are one nation and it's not good to fight your own countrymen rather let's together spread the right info to clear this misunderstanding. To be honest I am still proud of it after knowing it's Ayutha not Ayodhya afterall it's still in my country☺ but I'll make sure to circulate the correct info among my fellow north Indians.👍😊🇮🇳❤

I want to point out that we have similar traditional games as well. The stone game that koreans play, I think it's called Gonggi , we tamil people call that "Kallaanga". Its a traditional game in tamilnadu as well Edited: I just wanted to mention this, I'm not telling this stone game is owned by Tamilnadu people... I'm not well versed in every culture. Now that I learned that, this game is popular throughout Asia. ✌️

I was obsessed with Korean movies. It was year 2014. And after watching a few movies. I felt that their sur (rhythm) sounds similar to one of the South Indian languages. The similarities were so much that I had to search on google and I realized that there was a Tamilian princess who was married to Korea king. She took around 1000 servants with her to Korean. I was surprised to know. Finally, I realized that somebody noticed this. May be Tamilian people and koreans won't sense this similarity, but being a North Indian, I just focused on rhythm, sur and audio waves. It's strikingly similar for a layman like me..

I am from North and I live in Tamil Nadu Madurai from 8 to 10 years. I felt both tamil and korean languages amazing .

Oppa means elder brother in Malayalam, spoken in Kerala, the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu.

A Tamil Princess from the Tamil Pandiyan Empire named Sempavalam was married of to a Korean King. She was later known as Heo Hwang Ok. Hundreds of Tamils migrated and settled down in Korea along with her. The influence of Tamils on the culture of Koreans strengthened.

Dr.Haribalan Anna, your work over our language Tamil is wonderful... Please keep going... Everyone should know it...🙏

Tamil is not a part of Dravida language family it an unique language which can stand on it own and Dravida is a term used in the past hundred years

வணக்கம்! (Vanakkam) 🙏 Very nice to see the similarities between both Tamil (Thamizh, தமிழ்) & Korean languages. We here in Singapore & Malaysia do speak Tamil :) I welcome Dr Hari's proposal to have a research department/ faculty in the University to further research on this topic. நன்றி (Nanri)🙏👍

우와!!! 이것을 보게되어 기쁩니다😊감사합니다🌸🌸🌸

As a tamizachi and a fan girl, i feel like flying

I am 6th generation Indian born and living in South Africa. I'm a Thamil speaking. A few weeks ago I started watching the Korean sitcom, Kims Convenience and was amazed when Kim's daughter called him Appuh and her mom, Ammah.. This is why I decided to research this on RU-vid.. I feel that South Koreans and South Indians should create a greater bond.

yes we have many similarities, like korean and tamil people hang some things contains green chilli, lemon, etc. infront of their house while their pergnancy time and also in new born baby house. A fish shaped stone was located in Heo Hwang ok memorial temple. All tamil people are well known that the fish symbol indicates Pandya king who ruled tamilnadu. The queen Heo Hwang ok called Sembavalm was a tamil queen.

been watching Korean dramas non-stop, learned so much about Korean culture, and I noticed so many similarities in the words, although I dont know Tamil, but I know some of the words are matching Tamil words starting with Amma, appa.. and I feel like I can learn Korean much easily

SO COOL!!!!!! i love exploring how many cultures across the world may have similarities in religious stories, myths and languages, its so interesting to uncover the history and to figure out why some things are so similar

Few Corrections: Tamil is not Dravidians language. That need to be corrected. There is no basis for Dravidian.The word and concept of Dravidian was coined much later. Tamil existed before that. Also there is no Bhrami letters, it’s call Tamili letters.

I like how he did our VANAKAM hand sign whenever he said THANK YOU...like some stuffs from our lang just attached to our blood and body💫 KOREAN IS AN AMAZING LANGUAGE SAME AS TAMIL💜

Cool. 😎 It's interesting to see how much we may be different but have so many similarities. We need to be open to talk about our similarities not just our differences. Both are wonderful conversations.

Me like after see this : pinch me pinch me, is it real? 😂😂😂 சிறப்பு அண்ணா.❤️❤️❤️

That Korean Princes Came from state Tamilnadu , District Kanyakumari. Not from Utterpradesh Ayodhya India. Korens and thamizhs are Related with language, Food ( Rice) and Culture. Thamizh is An Very Ancient language in this world. All South Indian languages From Thamizh only. Thamizh is a Mother of All South Indian languages Thamizh People love More Korean's. Because We Related ❤

Good to see that many people are coming forward to speak about this topic. Lots of love to South Koreans from TamilNadu

Let's just say we indians or Tamils from other countries have only watched this video cos no foreign people comments r there 😭😭 they r only obsessed with Japan and Korea and watch contents only from those countries even if they can't understand their language..... Anyways I'm proud to be tamil 🔥🔥🇮🇳🇮🇳

Wahhhh Although I speak Hindi regional language but I'm amazed seeing such similar Tamil and Korean languages. Great 🤗

2000 yr before our Tamil queen seembavalam ( heo hwang ok) marry a korean king 👑. So that way we are similar culture and language and soo many. But saddest part is our indian government said she is from uttarpradesh 😔. 100% NOT true...she is from TAMILNADU.. Happy to see the title similarity between tamil and korea.. 😍🥰😍

Even English has taken words from Tamil Kattumaram-catamaran Navai-naval Mango - மாங்காய் (maangai) Cash - காசு (kaasu) One - "ஒன்"று (ondru) Eight - "எட்"டு (ettu) Victory - வெற்றி (vettri) Win - வெல்/வென்று (vel/vendru) Wagon - வாகனம் (vaakanam) Elachi - ஏலக்காய் (elakkai) Coir - கயிறு (kayiru) Eve - அவ்வை (avvai) Terra - தரை (tharai) Metre - மாத்திரை (maathirai) (unit representation in Tamil) Name - நாமம் (naamam) (பெயர் - எ.கா சிவனின் நாமத்தை துதிப்போம், இதை இந்தியில் நாம் என்று சொல்வார்கள்) Vomit - ஒமட்டு (குமட்டல்) (omattu/kumattu) பின்வரும் வார்தையில S ஐ நீக்கிவிட்டு பார்த்தால், அப்படியே தமிழ் சாயல். (If you take off the letter 'S' from the following words, sounds very similar to Tamil) Script - குறிப்பு (kurippu) Speech-பேச்சு (paechu) Speed - பீடு/வேகம் (பீடு நடை - வேக நடை) (peedu/vegam) Sponge - பஞ்சு (panchu) Snake - நாகம் (naakam) Take off the first letter from the following set of English or Tamil words and they sound much similar! A"ttack" - தாக்கு (thaakku) M"ake" - "ஆக்க"ம் (aakkam) Round - உ"ருண்டை" (urundai) Lemon - "இளம"ஞ்சள்காய் (எலுமிச்சை) (ilamanjalkai/elumichai) Roll - உ"ருள்" (urul) Orate - "உரை"யாற்று (“urai” aatru) "Know"ledge - "ஞான"ம் (gnaanam) Ginger - இ"ஞ்சி" (inji) Other similar sounding words Molecule - மூலக்கூறு (moolakkooru) Kill - கொல் (kol) Prize - பரிசு (parisu) Other - இதர (ithara) Tele - தொலை (tholai) Teak - தேக்கு (thaekku) Rice -அரிசி (arisi) Aqua - அக்கம் (akkam) Venom - விடம் (vidam) Fade - வாடு (vaadu) Poly- பல (pala) Mega - மிக (Mika) Accept - இசைப்படு (isaippadu) Mature - முதிர் (muthir) Goat - கடா (kadaa) Pain - பிணி (Pini) Yarn - ஞாண் (அறிக- yarn=thread, ஞாண் என்றாலும் கயிறு. அரைஞாண் கயிறு என்று சொல்லுவதை நினைவில் கொள்க) (gnyaan) Culprit - கள்ளன்(குற்றவாளி) (Kallan, kutravali) Torque - திருகி (thirugi) Level - அளவு (alavu) Mad - மடமை (madamai) Surround - சுற்றம் (suttram) God - கடவுள் (kadavul) Birth - பிறந்த (pirantha) Capture - கைப்பற்று (kaippatru) Want - வேண்டி (vendi) Plough - உழவு (uzhavu) Sudden - உடன் (udan) Adamant - அடம் (adam) Fault - பழுது (pazuthu) Shrink - சுருங்கு (surungu) Villa - இல்லம் (illam) Path - பாதை (paathai) Via/Way - வழியாக (vazhi) Bottle - புட்டில்/புட்டி (buttil/butti) Cot - கட்டில் (kattil) Nerve - நரம்பு (narambu) Betrothal - பெற்றோர் ஒத்தல் (திருமணத்திற்கு பெற்றோர் சம்மதித்தல்) (petror othal) Grain - குருணை (kurunai) Button - பொத்தான் (pothaan)

I am a Malayalee and was introduced to the Kdrama world just last year. I am a bit observant while doing everything, not to boast. As I was binge watching dramas I noticed a lot of words that wear so similar to Malayalam as well. And I was like "What the hell", how can two cultures share so much similarities. Later this year, I watched the video about a South Indian Queen (from today tamil geographical area) marrying a King in Korea, that is when everything made perfect sense. Malayalam is also considered to be evolved either from a western dialect of Tamil or from the branch of Proto-Dravidian from which modern Tamil also evolved.

He's living for 15 years there his accent hasn't changed so proud

That's why we started watching lots of Korean movies in Netflix.. Appa Amma lots of similar words and understanding 😀

Wow 😍💕 finally some more spot light for Tamil Korean relationship. Please do an interview with Dr. Narayanan Kannan Sir.

I want BTS know that tooo and say next time vanakam 🇮🇳

It's not India it's Tamilnadu if you say India it means all the states in it it is only tamilnadu where people speak tamil

We use to play country conquiring game we call it as naadu pudikira game. We draw a square and divided into equal parts depends upon players count usually 4 members do play. They choose their country name as green,yellow, red, blue like that. They have to choose who is going to be the chaser by putting inky pinky ponky.. There are many small small songs like inky pinky ponky in tamil. So finally we chose the chaser. The chaser has to stand in his box with eyes closed and count 1,2,3 and suddenly has to turn and open his eyes. The remaining players has to run away from their corresponding box to far away in that small duration. Now the chaser has stick with him. The stick should be about 15 cm long. He can stand wherever in his box and has to throw the stick to whoever he wants to throw. If he hits the person correctly with the stick, he can conquer that person's country by drawing a line with that stick starts from the chaser's country and ends to his country which would be like a semi circle. The conquering place length depends upon the chaser's hand length. But he should stand in his country and can conquer looser's country. He can write his country name eg. Green in that conquered place. Now the loser will be the chaser now. Like this we would play in our childhood days. I saw this game in run bts episode a year before.. Bts played a game like what I mentioned above. I'm from tamilnadu.. Till now my grannys call me as aaye only.. It's like a affectionate word to call our beloved children.

3:46 The Grammar Similarities.. Perfect Example 🔥

😍Hari sir...I didn't expect that he is the one who is in that interview...I m learning korean from his channel actually😍

Wonderful video...what Tamil people expected many years before... We need more videos to make the Korean people understand our traditional similarities and it's uniqueness... especially Tamil brahmi script and Korean scripts looks very much identical...kindly make a video on that with the help of Hari PerumalSamy...

Yes yes we agree as a Tamilan from Tamilnadu. Lot and lot of similarities, greeting people like bending, kneel down for the mistakes, food, culture, family value, worshiping ancestors, celebrating with family, work like slave, save the money for future/kids, think family first than self, traditional dressing for the occasions, sound speaking, seeking domination, bad anger and many etc. please explore more of the language Tamil, Tamilnadu, Tamil History, art, Music, habits and work together to keep and spread our very old history..We both are proud what we are and what we have..

TN govt and korean govt should take actions to open up to this world...Its a history slowly its coming out as t was meant to be...Thankyou hari sir for doing a research in this topic...

No wonder, Tamil is more than 5000 years old and 1st spoken and written language in world ,so obviously it has connections with whatever languages you speak,not just Korean but most of the classical/ancient languages 🤍

Yes...Tamil language is 5000 years❤️ oldest language ✨ I'm tamilan

The arirang song gave me chills... It sounded the same as the Lullaby in tamil ... Aiyoo too similar.... Tamil is one of the earliest spoken and written languages and there are stories that Tamil people ruled the entire earth at one time. Even England was ruled by Tamil people. The concept of throne was brought by a Tamil king. The Kumari kandam is the legendary lost Kingdom Atlantis.

Indeed ... Wish I could also get to do some research on the similarities which we share amongst us and it never fails to amaze me everytime.. there is this bond which you could never explain kind of... 🥰 Thank you team for this video..

I also felt the same,,korean ppl in their private life behave exactly like us tamilians,,felt very like home,,very small things,,non verbal things i could connect,,,

So according to this we can say Tamil originated in Korea and came to India that's why Korean and Tamil has similarities. Just like Tamilians say Sanskrit originated in Persia and spreaded to India just because Persian and Sanskrit has similarity.

There is nothing like Dravidian family . We are just தமிழ்

தமிழ் and Korean 💜💜

Tamil is world's one of the most beautiful oldest language, which contains Ancient Science, Culture, divine, humanity teaching language, Tamilians are best in Architecture and Science

I am Korean but Tamil and Korean are not related. It's just a coincidence, nothing more. The word appa is also similar in Hungarian.

2:12 How many of u like பால் கொழுக்கட்டை 😂

As a Malayalee, I have heard some people in Kerala call their elder brother as 'Oppa' instead of 'Chetta'. Nd there are also some words in Malayalam that are similar to the Korean words. Maybe it is bcoz the similarities in tamil and malayalam

Thank you brother for being there and talking about our country. It has alot of informations. Actually once i thought about these same things. But you gave me an perfect answer for my quiries..❤️ again n again thank you so much behalf of India

We need to make it Crystal clear because foreign people will get confused of which language and country this princess belong so we have mention it clearly the princess is of from Tamilnadu a pandiyan princess who married the korean king it should mentioned like this

I'm a malayali , if tamil is related to Korean then malayalam is related to tamil , so malayalam also🔥🔥 There are so similar words in malayalam as well Anyway love it💜💜 and his passion 💖💖

Wooo Thanks For Making Such A Knowledgeable Video 🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳

Wow sirapu, thank you for interviewing him. We do have lot of similarity in food,game, tradition etc. Feeling proud to speak tamil language and as always love korean as well. So double happiness. Hope more korean will get to know the similarity between Tamil and Hangul 🙏.

I thought I'm the only one who found it similar. I'm Sri Lankan my mother language is not Tamil but we do have Tamil to learn in our schools and my mom's side family speaks Tamil. when I first start to learn Korean I also thought it was a little bit similar to Tamil.

Oppa (big brother )is used in Malayalam which is also Dravidian language derived from tamil . Not everyone but some communities use the word

In squid game the games they show like , red light green light, throwing marble to pit, and the final hopscotch are similar to those we play in tamilnadu.

It was great to see Hari Sir talking....

Tamil is not a part Dravidian language ,kindly say it like this Dravidian languages are the part of tamil language. Because tamil only is the major mother language for all other Dravidian language. And one more think tamil language is root of many other languages.

I was in s.korea last year and I met a local guy there he told me that there was a tamil queen/princess (m nit really sure) married to a Korean king/prince, so she brought the tamil culture to korea and that's how it all began. 😃

Tamil is world's first language 👍

World oldest lamgauge is enough for to Introduce the World 🇮🇳

Tamil - Korean 0:10 appa - appa (father) 2:53 amma - amma (mother) apuji - haraboji (grandfather) onni - unnie (older sister) 3:12 pul - pul (grass) 3:15 aayi (baby child) - aayi (children) 3:19 ayyo - io (expression) 3:29 appa - appa (ouch) 3:34 wa - wa (come) 3:36 illu wa - (come here)

Thamizh is not a part of Dravidian languages. It's hundreds of years older than that.

Vaazhga thamizh valarga thamizh🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Hey.... map you guys showed in 0:32.... ?? Is that really India?? Are you sure you sure??? WHERE THE HELL IS PANJAB, JAMMU & KASHMIR, Arunachal... even some parts of Gujarati.. 👀👀👀

All Kim clan have 100% Hindu Brahmin DNA from India. This is why Korean girls can blush when shy like the docile Tamil girls in Bharat today. The real ancient faith of all Koreans and entire South East Asia was Sanatan Dharma and the same is the reason for similarity in the two languages. Tamil is one of the oldest languages of the world. Chatrapati Samrat Vikramaditya Maharaja, ancient King of Bharat ruled the entire planet 7000 years ago, when there was only one faith across the globe....Sanatan Dharma.

Tamil words can be found even in the tribal of Australian aboriginals, tribal s in central African countries, even amoung tribals in Amazon, Brazil. After all, Tamil is official language in Singapore, Malaysia and Srilanka too. But not in India, where it is originated. We Love Tamil 🌹

The moment to be proud ... Congratulations on your journey.🎯 பெருமை பட வேண்டிய தருணம்... வாழ்த்துகள் உங்கள் பயணத்திற்கு.🎯

Elder sister - akka(tamil) Elder brother wife - anni(tamil)

This video is very good to watch and you can really enjoy it unlike the other comparison videos which are just very boring to say the least. Good work 👍👍

Who want learn korea through Tamil...He wrote book 'Learn korea by Tamil' (கொரிய மொழி - தமிழ் வழி கற்றல்) recently. If you want, interested on that then buy to learn korea easily

Nobody: Not even a single soul: Kpop stans: *blushes hard as fxck* ok i will marry my idol now

I am from Tamilnadu i was proud for the similarities between tamil and Korea🇰🇷

I don't know why they think that the similarities in the word for dad is weird when there's also Apa in some Turkish based languages, Apá in Spanish, Abba in Hebrew and even Pa in colloquial English. The other similarities are interesting though

ஏன் தமிழ் மக்கள் இவ்வளவு ஆச்சரியப்ட்டு பட்டு சின்னப்பிள்ளைங்க மாதிரி கமண்ட் பண்றிங்க , கொரிய மக்கள் யாராச்சும் ஒரு கமண்ட்டாச்சு பண்றாங்களா... அப்டி அவ்ளோ பெருமையா இருந்தா உங்களா எவ்ளோ பெர்ட்ட பரப்ப முடியும்மொ பரப்புங்க, முடிஞ்ச அளவு தெரிய படுத்துங்க,‌ அதவிட்டு சின்னப்பிள்ள மாதிரி கமண்ட் பண்ணி பெரும படுரிங்க 🙄இது போதாததுக்கு BTS ஆர்மி, k-series னு நம்ம மக்கள் அவைங்கள தலை மேல தூக்கி வச்சு கொண்டாறிங்க🤷 ஆனா அவைங்க நம்மல கண்டுக்ககுட இல்லை... இதுலா எங்க முடிய போதொ...