May i ask which mongol language this is? Because Grammar sounds similair to Turkish Title in Turkish would be Xinjiangin oirad Moğolu (The oirad mongol of Xinjiang) i understood that very easily
Hi! This is west mongolian language - as you noticed it is oirad language in other words. Grammar may be similar with turkish or korean. Subjects are first and verbs are always at the end of sentence
@@nimafinance Exactly, thats what ive noticed aswell. The guy strangely seems to have a turkic sounding accent or maybe because of his stay in Xinjiang.
Dat Gaming Comrade no he is not my friend. West Mongolian was always neighbors with turkic people, so the language 100% mogolian but some letters became sound like altaic turk. It is beauty of western mongolian language. Sounds very nice
@@nimafinance Appreciate the info, that does make quite sense considering west mongols were close neighbors with Turks for long period of time and had cultural ties like other Turkic groups earlier. Oirads clearly have alot differing dialecf compared to those of their eastern mongol neighbors just as you sir explained.
in China and Mongolia we are called as Oirat Mongols. In Russia we are called Kalmyks or Kalmaks. Our dialect has the Turkic sounds but Mongolian words :)
Same reason why Kazaks sound like Khalkha speaking turkic language. Neighbouring tribes and nations influence each other, changes the way people speak. Oirds (Oirat) are still Mongol, never forget that.
