Music Of The Uralic Languages - Compilation (INACCURATE MAP) 

What about võro and seto theyre different from estonian, u even put meänkieli different from finnish

you also used a chuvash song for erzya...

@rajupedari123Bro thought we wouldn't notice 💀

Meänkieli is too separate to be considered finnish then again there are non Suomi languages in Finland but they arent accounted for most of the time ​@@Nakkisesonki

I include people who has it as language 1, 2 and ethnic backgrounds

My girlfrend is native forest finish speaker 😂😂😂

Livonian been dead language since 2013, but for some reason some people are trying to bring it back and Latvian goverment is helping them, that is bit weird, when typically the countries dominant language speakers would not much care that minority language died out. I redd something about new generation of Livonians been raised up with its language for some reason nowdays after the langauge had died out in 2013.

​@@jout738Language is an important part of culture and we don't want cultures to die out, also a lot of the time the reason why a language dies is persecution during one time or another, so people want to undo what oppressors have done.

@@jout738it is part of latvian culture. You can search about our culture, language. It is simple thatslavboi we want to help them

That pfp goes hard ngl

Its sad

Thank you so much! 🙏

Livonian was dead and now it's being revived

Yes, these songs are beautiful ! Greetings from Finland ❤

I From Finland and I hate my native language. In my home I speak more English than Finnish because I love english. If I could decide, I would have been born in an English-speaking country or the Finnish mother tongue would have been English not Finnish. I hope I sometime living somewhere outside Finland. I don't wanna live or stay here. I only here now because I'm stuck here. I say it because I want and because you say "very very very beautiful languages" and I want say my opinion about my native language what is a part of Finno-Ugric language group.

@@iidapiiroinen7903 Todella ikävää, mutta onneksi voit muuttaa poiskin.

The whole language family is dying

@@hilmust6278 Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian are not dying.

@@Tingletonttu those are not dying tho

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@hilmust6278 Didnt you check out that Livonian actually already died in 2013, but nowdays for some weird reason their trying to bring the language back with raising new generation on the language and the Latvian goverment is helping them, while typically the dominant language speakers would not much care that minority language died out. So im not sure, but in ten years Livonian could have even more speakers, if its actually comming back as language itself. Votic and Ingrian on the other hand might be dying, because there seems to not be any program to set up to bring thoese languages back with teaching it to little children.

What do you expect from the government that invades nations if too many people speak russian in that country@@jout738

Yes, I think it's Ingrian rather than Izhorian

I will see if i can find the map again

@@hilmust6278 Thank you very much! It would be really helpful for me!

Watch my latest video on it

Yes, those songs are beautiful. Greetings from Finland !

Terveh brother Karel! ❤

@@Karelenok Terveh teile!

I used the borders of Greater Karelia/all the lands that have had the name Karelia, for this video

I have made a updated map that is hopefully more accurate, i also added Kamassian on it as a “bonus” if you could say so. I will be making a new video as soon as possible

@@hilmust6278 Oh, I’m sorry if you felt that I was criticising your work, that was really not my intention.

@@vasara2385 eh, i was already gonna make a new video with a better and mire accurate map

@@gordonmarquis7957 just look at my latest video about the Uralic languages

It’s really hard to know. So many people have different dialects and some of them barely speak Finnish

@@hilmust6278 i mean the ones who speak finnish, is forest finnish a own language?

Found it! Hyvän illan!

The Khanty song: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VwfQBN0z4uQ.html The Mansi song: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cSRjxVMUDEI.html

I don’t get any money from RU-vid

@@hilmust6278 you not monotized? also i would love music of north germanic people map and stuff with jämtlandian

@@IC0C i do RU-vid as a hobby. I will see, I don’t know if i want to continue making RU-vid content anymore

Siihen Laihii Eläny

I took the first video i could find, noticed they sang later in the video like a month later

Tuu tuu tupakkirulla

Ill work on it, busy the upcoming time so be patient

Thanks for the Info and effort!@@hilmust6278

330 vuotta sitten ei ollut Pietaria. Inkeriläiset ja inkerikot olivat alueella valtaväestöä.

I don’t remember and i couldn’t find the video

The original video of the song said Meänkieli and some of the words in it are meänkieli, but thanks for letting me know

They are mutually intelligible bro

@@Basheez and? its a similar case as estonian, theyre extremely different eitherway

@@jes3d nope. a finn can understand meänkieli without any problems. Some consider it a dialect of Finnish and not a separate language. Estonian on the other hand is not mutually comprehensible to Finnish. It's a separate language. So, that was probably meänkieli and not finnish. It's like the difference between Australian English and New Zealand English. I cannot tell which one is which. They sound the same.

@@jes3d definitely not lmao "meänkieli" is a dialect of finnish with some loanwords of swedish. People from both sides of the border in tornedalen can understand each other speaking in their mother tongue

It’s “We are the champions” in Veps

The Mari song is from a documentary about Mari folk costumes and the Erzya song is actually a Chuvash song I accidentally used but I could not find names of them

​@@hilmust6278thank you!

Here it is ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TOzoafEcOGc.html

@@hilmust6278 Thank you.

They are Finns who migrated to Norway and Sweden in the 1500s and 1600s to work in the woods and with timber logging

I know

The original video said Erzya song now that channel is deleted for racism

Got it for you, here is the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iD9Lj4J1eD4.html

@@hilmust6278 thanks you very much

@@АнастасияВасильева-в3б ты ижора?

@@olonza нет

Rauma is a dialect soutwestern Finnish dialects, and stadi is the Helsinki dialect

@@hilmust6278 but they have Own launguagr

@@U20user10 no. Those are dialects, not languages

@@hilmust6278 I dont belive you

@@hilmust6278 perkele

Here it is, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-57lWg1-Iam8.html

mordvinic? what do you mean? there are Erzya and Moksha.

@@lisovyj_diadko its the mix of Moksha and Erzya

@@hilmust6278 no, this mix is a soviet and ruSSian creation. it is completely artificial. the song of Toorama is in Moksha language. Toorama will never support the idea of the artificial mordvinic "language".

@@lisovyj_diadko dont blame me, blame wikipedia

That’s only in Sweden. Norway alone has around 50,000

@@hilmust6278 key words: "Mother tounge"

I am from Sweden, but i speak the language and i am part of the Karelian community abroad

@@hilmust6278 Ok but is it hard too learn the language becouse im intreasted in karelien for over a year

@@Leoboi1 You could learn more on the Karelian Culture Community online

@@hilmust6278 Thanks for the help

I don’t have it anymore

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Так поморы славяне

Кто монголы? ._.

Finno-Ugric languages are all the Uralic languages except the Samoyedic languages