The Sound of the Manchu language (Numbers, Sentences & Phrases)

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Manchu (ᠮᠠᠨᠵᡠ ᡤᡳᠰᡠᠨ) manju gisun
Native to: China
Region: Manchuria
Ethnicity: 10.7 million Manchus
Native speakers: 20 (2007)
Thousands of second language speakers
Language family: Tungusic
is a critically endangered Tungusic language spoken in Manchuria. As the traditional native language of the Manchus, it was one of the official languages of the Qing dynasty (1636-1911) of China and in Inner Asia, though today the vast majority of Manchus now speak only Mandarin Chinese. According to data from UNESCO, there are 19 native speakers[citation needed] of Manchu out of a total of nearly 10 million ethnic Manchus. Now, several thousand can speak Manchu as a second language through governmental primary education or free classes for adults in classrooms or online.
The Manchu language enjoys high historical value for historians of China, especially for the Qing dynasty. Manchu language texts supply information that is unavailable in Chinese and when both Manchu and Chinese versions of a given text exist they provide controls for understanding the Chinese.
Like most Siberian languages, Manchu is an agglutinative language that demonstrates limited vowel harmony. It has been demonstrated that it is derived mainly from the Jurchen language though there are many loan words from Mongolian and Chinese. Its script is vertically written and taken from the Mongolian script (which in turn derives from Aramaic via Uyghur and Sogdian). Although Manchu does not have the kind of grammatical gender found in European languages, some gendered words in Manchu are distinguished by different stem vowels (vowel inflection), as in ama, "father" VS eme, "mother".
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@CSGhostAnimation 3 года назад

I used to ruuuuuule the world...

@xanshen9011 3 года назад

History would be a whole lot different if they had their own Meiji restoration..

@bardgold4553 3 года назад

Just so you guys know, Manchu is still spoken because it has a sister language called Xibe. Xibe is essentially the same language as Manchu with minor differences (think German vs. Dutch). However for some reason the Xibe tribe were expelled from the Qing Manchu Banners long ago and thus were not considered Manchu by the Qing. However their language is merely an offshoot of Manchu and while it obviously has diverged, they are both mutually intelligible and Xibe has over 100,000 speakers.

@jamesbancroft2467 3 года назад

that’s in like Xinjiang, correct?

@oliveranderson7264 3 года назад

The differences between German and Dutch aren’t minor though, so that probably wasn’t the best example

@ccpmustfall6445 3 года назад

@@oliveranderson7264 Lol French vs English are like Hokkien vs Mandarin. Hokkien is a language and so is mandarin. Heck in both of the cases, there are bunch of dialects of hokkien and mandarin lmao. I would say Dutch is sort of dialect of German but difference is big and both side won't understand each other 100%. Is just like Teochew vs Hokkien. Teochew sort of branch off Hokkien but the difference is too big and I can't understand shit

@oliveranderson7264 3 года назад

@@ccpmustfall6445 No, not really since Old Dutch and Old High German were both spoken more than a thousand years ago and could easily be distinguished from one another since the High Middle Ages. I don’t know if you speak either language but it’s easy to see that both have undergone significant phonological and grammatical changes over the centuries so I honestly don’t see how Dutch could be a dialect of German. Also, why would you assume that Dutch is a dialect of German and not vice-versa ?

@gregbester3855 Год назад

Dutch and Afrikaans is probably a better analogy.

@JustHereForCatVideos 4 года назад

Sounds like a Korean trying to speak Chinese and accidentally mixing in Mongol words.

@08_athilailhamzakiwarafi_m51 4 года назад

yeah

@고양이-w1h 3 года назад

yeah

@sansan2591 3 года назад

Yeah

@purple.requiem 3 года назад

yeah

@pekka1903 3 года назад

yeah

@kangaskhan7164 2 года назад

It’s so sad that in under 100 years the tungusic language family has practically vanished off the face of the earth, Manchu especially

@partridge7341 Год назад

Sad that the language is dying, but the reason is less sad. Many languages die because a group gets conquered and forced to assimilate, in this case it’s because they were the conquerors and chose to assimilate over time.

@wwlee5 Год назад

Yes, after Manchu was replaced by Mandarin as the language of the courts which I think happened in 1830....kinda like English replaced French as the language of the English courts in 1410...roughly.

@masterdeetectiv9520 Год назад

More than that, the last couple qing emperors didnt even speak manchu

@skylerlove7381 3 года назад

10 million manchus and only 20 native speakers??? tf

@llewis7683 3 года назад

Almost all Manchus don’t have pure Manchu ancestry. Manchus stopped learning Manchu as early as in the late Qing dynasties. In order to save this language China set a Manchu special region where all signs and schools are forced to be bilingual. There are more Manchu learners nowadays but native speakers are dying away.

@arbs3ry 3 года назад

In fact there're still around 40 thousand Sibe people in Xinjiang who still speak Xibe language which is considered a manchu dialect by many scholars.

@coryplum5375 3 года назад

Most of them are not real Manchu people, and even those real Manchus gave up their language long before.

@catinabox3048 3 года назад

Just think about it. If you're Manchu and you marry outside the Manchu population, you'll mostly speak Mandarin at home since your spouse won't understand Manchu very well. And since schooling is done in Mandarin, your children, who may be legally Manchu, will not be exposed to the language at school. Even if you try to teach them a little, they will still be more comfortable with Mandarin and use it more naturally. When it's their turn to get married (very likely to a non-Manchu and almost certainly to someone who speaks Mandarin better than Manchu) and have kids, their kids can also be legally Manchu but will not speak the language.

@deumevet 2 года назад

@@catinabox3048 this is what happen with all minority languages around the world, i struggle to teach my daughter my native language.

@tuvshinkhantaishir3910 3 года назад

English: Thats your hat Manchu: Tere sin magali Mongolian: Ter chinii malgai The most Chinese people always say Manchus are Chinese group but i think they are much closer to Mongols than Chinese.

@kaanalpkaratas6091 3 года назад

sin/chinii means you right? In Turkish we also say sen.

@philippok18 3 года назад

In Buryat Mongol dialect it would be: Tere shini malgai

@terbishtebe8293 3 года назад

English-you good? Machus-Si san Mongolian-chi sain?

@tuvshinkhantaishir3910 3 года назад

@@kaanalpkaratas6091 yeah it means Seni in Turkish Mr Blackrock.

@bigmcntosh9418 3 года назад

@@kaanalpkaratas6091 Chi-You Chinii-Your

@microangels Год назад

Wow. It sounds like Korean, Chinese, Japanese and Mongolian all mixed into one!

@milvipes 2 года назад

Lots of young Manju are picking it up as second language. We might see a revival of it.

@wimmongolia8011 2 года назад

You should have asked a Mongolian person to read out the middle column or the column on the right. You made Han speakers to read and they pronounce with heavy Han accent. Otherwise, being a Mongolian, I understand a lot when I read the last 2 columns but catch way less when listening. Many Mongolians posted here that they understand pretty well

@sukinina9695 2 года назад

english: how is your health manchu: sini beye dursun sain nio? mongol: chini biy durs sain uu english manchu mongol Very good umesi sain uneheer sain Thank you baniha bayrlalaa english: yes, today is to see u manchu: ine, enenggijiu simbetam jigeningge mongol: time unudur chamtai uulzii english: what is that manchu: tere ai bige mongol ter yu bile english whose hate is this manchu: ere we magali bige mongol ene yun malgai bile english that is your hat manchu tere sin magali mongol ter chini malgai english its mine manchu ine minningge mongol ene miniikh english what is your brother doing manchu sin age ai arambi mongol chini aga yu hiinembe

@Gameinger16 2 года назад

I hope this language and many other tungusic languages can have a revival

@zhongsense 3 года назад

Please do a video on Sibe language! It is mutually intelligible with Manchu and has many more speakers still living today. I can connect you with speakers if you like!

@ilovelanguages0124 3 года назад

Awesome! Please help me with it! Here are the things we need from you: Text and Audio for the following: The native name of the language/ dialect Numbers 1 to 10 Greetings & Phrases Vocabulary Any story / Sample text Images for: Flag & Emblem Traditional Costumes Art/ Patterns Suggestion for Background music :D Kindly send it to my email otipeps24@gmail.com Looking forward! :D

@MrLantean 3 года назад

Sibe or Xibe is also a Tungusic people like the Manchus and some scholars identified Sibe language as a dialect of Manchu language due to both languages' mutually intelligible. Most likely that the Sibe people share a common ancestry with the Manchu and their languages may also share a common origin. A failed rebellion had resulted 18,000 Qigihar Sibes being relocated to the Ili River in Xinjiang to maintain a local garrison. The Sibe language still has thousands of speakers especially in Xinjiang while the Manchu language has only a handful of speakers due to the Sinification of the Manchus. Even the Sibe remained in their ancestral homeland of Manchuria or better known as Dongbei also went through Sinification and only a handful can speak their native language.

@passportauthority3399 4 года назад

Hello! Could I have permission to use this for an online course on Asian History to demonstrate the language of the Qing Empire? I will give your channel credit my name, and a link to this page.

@mehakdeepsingh4438 4 года назад

they didn't reply so i give u the permission on their behalf....np man use it. m sure they're gonna sayy nothing..just give em the credits👍👍👍👍good luck

@notyouryakuza 2 года назад

Guys, the voice actor has too much Chinese accents. If u wanna check out how Manchu supposed to sound like, check “Xibe language” in the same series. It’s basically the same but that voice actor sounds A LOT MORE accurate.

@Rossiyaikitaj 11 месяцев назад

It's painful to watch a language disappearing.....

@sakura7431 2 года назад

Very thick mandarin accent

@BroadwayRonMexico 3 года назад

Sounds like an ethnic Han who's speaking Mongol with a heavy accent

@dsong2006 3 года назад

even though its unrelated to mandarin, I hear some phonetic(especially vowel) and cadence similarity between manchu and the northern/north eastern mandarin dialects

@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263 3 года назад

I'm not even sure how you even relate it lol. I don't see any resemblance lmao

@Min-Jeong2003 3 года назад

@@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263 i I heard some Mandarin pronunciation in manchunian

@ikanmasin 3 года назад

When you close your eyes it sounds like Korean a bit because of the more vowel usage in most of the words especially O

@frafra224 3 года назад

@@kevinxu5299 Everything came from China BUT the corona virus.

@deadpool113 4 года назад

Forgotten language

@jadonsaruansarom 3 года назад

That sad!

@gungdegalang4635 3 года назад

CCP propaganda of chinese revolution against the Qing Dynasty

@soju1995 3 года назад

Not forgotton, still teach that language.

@ilhajugun 3 года назад

As I know, many young Manchu people are now interested in learning the language in Liaoning

@ochirsukh.mosgar5525 2 года назад

Similar withq Mongolian. Even alphabets are same

@theletterwynn 4 года назад

Man the tones make it sound like how Chinese does to foreigners.

@robertberger4203 4 года назад

As far as I know, it's not a tonal language or even one with pitch accent . It show definite similarities to Mongolian .

@ksawerykaminski2606 4 года назад

it just sounds like if it was tonal but it's not

@ZhangLee. 3 года назад

@@rgyal4472 manchu language didn`t had tones and "tones" here mean a different pitch to a word that will form a meaning not sound of a word

@itshry 3 года назад

It is not tonal language, but because it is dead language, the manchu language learners mostly people with mother tongue Chinese, so it sounds Chinese people try to speak Manchu language

@saulghim2661 3 года назад

@@robertberger4203 Yes, due to their proximity to eastern Mongol tribes, they have the largest amount of loan words from them. And some eastern mongol languages that are unintelligible to Khalka mongol seems somewhat similar to tungusic languages, forming a seeming continuum you see all over the world. I have seen some speakers that has a cadence and tone that sometimes feels similar to Korean, but others not at all. This video here sounds very Chinese influenced. It may be a diverged dialect that had much more contact with mandarin, or is perhaps a Chinese student of Manchu, and is his accent.

@커싄 4 года назад

where can i download manchu script for computer typing? i'm really craving for one.

@gamal-nasser 3 года назад

it's been two months, have you figured it out? maybe I can help you.

@pacaskurban 3 года назад

Just write Aramaic and then turn your screen 😂😂😂

@giargo 3 года назад

The script is mongolian

@justakathings 3 года назад

The script is the traditional Mongolian script used in Inner Mongolia I believe

@victornunes6047 Год назад

@@giargo It's not. The scripit of Manchus are different.

@shonderhhini3236 Год назад

The pronunciation sounds like Chinese. I wonder if this video was spoken by someone who is very influenced by Chinese, or is the real Manchurian sound like this?

@Koazhan 3 года назад

Wow they use the old mongol script

@hailsnover6214 2 года назад

The possible sounds are almost identical to Mandarin lmao. Is it just a Northern chinese who learned Manchu with heavy Mandarin accent, or modern Mandarin got heavily influenced by Manchu in its development?

@Ragdollseerwxyzk0 3 года назад

Revive the Manchu Language

@steve-ks9df 4 года назад

I expected it to sound a little like Mandarin at least. Boy was I wrong! I guess its more similar to Mongolian?

@LodiJP 3 года назад

it's related to neither ^.^ but.. yea , would've expected some loan words or something

@bukanyam6673 3 года назад

I’m Mongolian and it does have Mongolian elements. Some of the words are pretty much Mongolian like “sain”, as well as pronunciation is mandarin - mongolian mix. *My opinion

@Liam-zg2ip 3 года назад

@@LodiJP Manchu is part of thw Tungusic language family, as is Mongol. They are related. Edit: Worded this wrong, sorry. I mean they're both part of a same greater classification, Manchu being Tungusic, and Mongol and Turkic languages being grouped with it.

@SammieSeville 3 года назад

@@Liam-zg2ip Mongolian isn't a part of the Tungusic language family. Mongolian is in it's own family. What you're thinking of is the hypothetical Altaic language family, which isn't widely approved of and is often called a Sprachbund because a lot of their characteristics are similar.

@zalaegerszeg9527 3 года назад

@@Liam-zg2ip bruh. Mongolian isn’t Tungusic.

@LeGheyTrash 3 года назад

I’m Korean and it’s weird how I could understand a little bit

@ponta1162 2 года назад

I expected it sounds like Mongolian before came here. But now it sounds almost Mandarin to me.

@ariunjargalariunjargal2373 Год назад

Энэ бол БОСОО МОНГОЛ БИЧИГ минь манж бичиг биш шүү түүхийг гуйвуулж байна. Бид түүхээ мэддэг ард түмэн шүү.

@pecintajadul8421 3 года назад

Manchu language with Mandarin accent

@asianview5589 3 года назад

It's like Mongolic/Tungusic closest relative to Korean it seems in language, the Chinese accent is simply because it's spoken by people in China as a 2nd language nowadays. The language itself seems more Mongolic/Koreanic related. As a Mongolian learning Korean and Turkish, I'm tired of Westerners knowing nothing about our cultures that keep 'disputing' the Altaic theory because of 1 wikipedia article, I'm going to send a mail to Wikipedia about that because it's really misinforming people. Most scientist absolutely never said the languages aren't related as a fact but it's hard for them to specify if they are. While Mongolian, Turkish, Korean, Japanese local scientist generally could faster see the connection and it's no surprise, it's because these people actually understand the languages. Another issue historically has been that the biggest contributor to the theory have been Turkey and Japan, while I still believe Japanese is part of the group to some degree, it is definitely the least similar to the languages. But Turkic seems like a dialect of Mongolian for me, and this Manchu-Tungusic language really connects Korea back to us. When it comes to the Altaic theory, Mongolic-Turkic-Tungusic theory isn't seen as that debatable actually, so if we can add Korean at least to that it would make sense. A lot of Westerners seem to not want to see these bigger North-Asian nations together bcs of their superiority complex of their Indo-European languages... Let's not fall for that, Proto Trans-Eurasian is a new name for the theory and it takes a slight different approach as well. It is only time before we will be group together in the end, just because our similarities are slightly different than European languages doesn't mean it's not valid, different kinds of cultures and people existed in the world... With love to everyone :)

@myk1137 3 года назад

Wrong.Mongolic people are like Turkic people.Central Asian Turkic people used to call them Tatar Turkic people simply because they left their culture and became Turkic(according to us every person who has the Turkic culture is Turkic no matter the ethnicity).

@K.Pershing 2 года назад

Sounds way more Korean in accent then Jurchen

@sethguest781 Год назад

How do you pronounce the name of the Manchu royal house that founded the former Qing Dynasty "Aisin Gioro"?

@solomkira 3 года назад

Ooooo Tunguso-Manchuric!!

@rurihurori2204 3 года назад

I like this language

@cobidbeksin5200 3 года назад

Now I know where the Er sound in modern mandarin comes from.

@HistoricalWeapons 3 года назад

omg just realized this er

@求主指引 3 года назад

Actually, manchu language does NOT have "er" sound. The speaker in this video speaks Manchu with "er" sound because his Manchu has Mandarin accent.

@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263 3 года назад

@@求主指引 no other Chinese languages have “er” sound

@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263 3 года назад

@@求主指引 or even “R” sounds lmao

@leannevuellon5963 4 года назад

It is interesting to see languages , that I have never heard of

@user-tk4gr9zo7t 4 года назад

Interestingly enough, this used to be one of the official languages interchangeably called Chinese. Like Mandarin.

@andrewhall7176 3 года назад

Are you German?

@leiyue1411 3 года назад

I only can tell the word father. Because this word is used a lot in qing dynasty drama.

@mr.cebuano2843 3 года назад

Korean are tungustic like the Manchus too and that's why they both cousin and that's why they have culture similarities like the holy m.Paektusan .. but the difference is that they have adopted Han Chinese culture influence (they have adopted cunfozius culture) and became like the Japanese and Vietnamnese a (sino=Chinese) sinopshere country ,and Manchus are more influence from Mongol before they have ruled over china with the qing dynasty and adopted Chinese lifestyle influence.

@riab4852 4 года назад

Sometimes, it's sounds like one of the North American native languages

@HBC101TVStudios 3 года назад

Native American languages originate from northern and eastern Siberia, hence the similarity with Tungusic languages

@Assassinus2 4 года назад

This comment may not mean much, but I was inspired to look this up after listening to The White Vault: Imperial, a horror audio drama that features the Manchu language, among others.

@yarrru9365 2 года назад

Manchurian sounds like to have a mandarin accent compared to other Tungusic languages like Xibe or Evenki.

@seitch1 2 года назад

It's interesting that the written and spoken versions of the phrases are different. I wonder if the written form is considered more formal? Would it be strange if you spoke the written form to someone?

@ixtlankauldeva180 3 года назад

Am I the only one who hears sounds in Manchu that also exist in Korean and Japanese?

@tulparid 2 года назад

Bu dilin artık aramızda olmaması üzücü :(

@myk1137 3 года назад

Enie sounds similar to ana in Turkic languages which means mom as well.A loanword ig.

@parmaxolotl 3 года назад

6 sounds like "none" in Spanish

@陈飞宇-k3o 3 года назад

The fact that the Manchu ruled as the Qing Dynasty is actually bad for the preservation of the language. The Manchu soldiers and their families moved from Manchuria to Han provinces in order to rule the Han, but they usually live around their barracks with a lot lot more Han Chinese living around them, so gradually they give up their language and speak sinitic languages, this happened since mid-late Qing Dynasty until now, made it almost no native speakers. But there're always people learning it as a second language, because of it's historical value.

@fujiwara_sanjo_takayuki 2 года назад

I can speak some Manchu language English:I love languages Manchu:bi gisun be qihalame bi Old Uyghur alphabet: ᠪᡳ ᡤᡳᠰᡠᠨ ᠪᡝ ᠴᡳ᠍ᡥᠠᠯᠠᠮᡝ ᠪᡳ

@sansan2591 3 года назад

Sounds Chinese , Korean and Mongolian same time . What a beautiful Altaic language

@mongke7858 3 года назад

Altaic?

@화이팅-t2q 3 года назад

there's no Altaic language.

@Liam-zg2ip 3 года назад

Altaic is a rubbish hypothesis.

@lillies7426 3 года назад

@@선비-m1x countries surrounded by altaic mountain

@juancristobalsanchezabreu98 3 года назад

Yup, altaic (turquiks, tungusians, mongolians, koreanics and japonics).

@oghuz_kaghan 5 месяцев назад

Greetings from turkey and bulgaria,our far cousins💪

@shockloud3364 2 года назад

ahh i think manchu language is almost chinese language but 40%of them Mongolic Language so i understand 40%

@geesixnine Год назад

Interesting. Without knowing it sounds like a mix of Korea, Japanese and Chinese

@amaraag9435 3 года назад

Some words little bit similar mongol words. Interesting.

@oooceanman 3 года назад

Yeah like "sin beyi san no"

@LaDiable2002 3 года назад

the way manchu writing comes from mongo

@amaraag9435 3 года назад

Sini beye dursun sain nio? (in Manchurian) Chinii biy sain uu? (in Mongolian) Are your health good? (in English). Si sain nio - Chi sain uu - Are you good (Hello).

@bigmcntosh9418 3 года назад

end bas tureg ugch bas baina

@andyusfca Год назад

Someone told me modern day manderin is heavily influenced by Manchu language, apparently it is not...

@entityflex 3 года назад

it writes juwe it reads tsuva it writes jakwn it reads sakun

@Amrita_Basu 3 года назад

This people uses the Mongolian script. I thought the Manchus were using Chinese characters ...

@bagusbaskoro2207 3 года назад

why is the written language is different than spoken language (although not significant)?

@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263 3 года назад

Because they have their own writing system lmao. European languages has sort of same written language just like many Chinese languages. Except many Chinese languages didn't really have their own variation of written language because of one China rule

@arandomperson5434 Год назад

@@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263 Bro that is not even their own writing system, it’s stolen from Mongolian script

@digiver 3 года назад

Let Manchu live again! People need to understand Manchus are not Chinese. Manchu Qing dynasty are Manchu country not Chinese country. Ask people during Ming dynasty if Manchus are Chinese, they will think you crazy.

@joek7031 3 года назад

Manchu got dominated and is now part of china...

@skazka3789 3 года назад

Manchus these days are so culturally sinicised that they're is very little difference

@katharynemartins8320 3 года назад

Sounds Korean,Japanese and Mongolian. Maybe a little Turkish too.

@stevesun4123 4 года назад

Liaoning Chinese accent manchuese......

@seseh7068 3 года назад

강원도 사투리가 들리는데..뭐 했슴메..이런거 들리는건 나만인가.

@manduul.bakhdal 4 года назад

Can you do one for xibe gisun?

@walterwlee8814 2 года назад

I learned in 5th grade that the original Han/ Chinese language from the Tang Dynasty was Cantonese. My teacher explained the evidence that the famous 300 Tang Poems only rhyme when recited in Cantonese, not Mandarin.

@leezhieng 2 года назад

But cantonese doesn't rhyme when reading those writings that predate Tang dynasty like those written by Confucius. Totally doesn't rhyme.

@jackmicheal5039 2 года назад

It's a typical lingustic rumor in modern Chinese society

@徳-r8j Год назад

This sounds literally just like standard Chinese spoken in gibberish 😮「Mandarin = “滿大人”語」這個說法我越來越相信了，當代官方（滿清帝國垮台後的PRC🇨🇳和ROC🇹🇼政權）只是不想承認、試圖掩蓋真相，因為覺得沒有面子。北京周圍跟中國東北地區畢竟很大比例的本地人根本就是祖先近代（~500-200年前）才被”漢化”的滿族

@thrillertellermongolia9849 2 года назад

Manchu language is similiar Mongolian language,because After the conquest of Mongolia by the Qing Dynasty. The Manchus have a history of seizing the Mongolian script and declaring it the Manchu language. So you see Manchu script is MONGOLIAN🇲🇳 SCRIPT & LANGUAGE !!!!!

@entehemejoogiya6288 2 года назад

Manchu conquered Mongolia. Manchu is a powerful party. Mongolia learned Manchu

@luiysia 4 года назад

cool! i am 1/8 manchu lol

@ryannguyen2015 2 года назад

This reminds me of ancient Arabic or Hindi.

@robertanthonyfairweather3416 2 года назад

Jurchen has some similar numbers.

@zako1919 Год назад

ありがとう

@yesnolol8476 4 года назад

sounds like a combination of mandarin and japanese

@tohmastillstansloona1691 4 года назад

well as far as i can tell are there are almost no obvious resemblances to mandarin

@sansan2591 3 года назад

No ! More like combination of every east asian language

@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263 3 года назад

emergency food tingz no resemblance to Cantonese nor Hokkien nor hakka nor Japanese or korean nor austronesian language

@faustianfellaheen 2 года назад

Don't know if this is even the authentic accent

@entehemejoogiya6288 2 года назад

@vexis3591 2 года назад

Bugdiin oilgodog shats

@therandomseannel9244 3 года назад

I understand why the flag of the Qing Dynasty is in the thumbnail

@thrillertellermongolia9849 2 года назад

The machu script is mongolian ❤️

@tulparid 2 года назад

Old Uyğur Alphabet*

@aboba5995 Год назад

It's Aramaic

@victornunes6047 Год назад

It's actually the old turkic alphabet.

@uncleknight116 3 года назад

Sachima is Manchu words

@imantaqwa9957 2 года назад

Jurchen invade China for two time. Jin Dynasty and Qing Dynasty.

@poofah3318 3 года назад

sounds like chinese and turkish mixed together

@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263 3 года назад

Well it doesn't sound close to either lmao

@musculusmus9249 Год назад

Sounds too much like Manderin in intonation

@dbuyandelger 3 года назад

buda be arame wajihao - so food is called just rice?

@tulparid 2 года назад

Mançuca : Min,Sin Türkçe : Ben,Sen

@xlarge7370 3 года назад

Very nice language..like japanese chinese turkic mix

@흑흑-l2y 3 года назад

Sunja순자ㅋㅋㅋ

@thomaskingschillerlein7843 3 года назад

I swear to god this sounds like a „transition language“ between Chinese and Turkic/mongolian/tungusic/Proto-korean etc.

@walidamin1804 2 года назад

As soon as I heard "dursun", I knew there was some turkic in there

@PimsleurTurkishLessons 2 года назад

but it is only sound similarity . meaning is not the same. there are much more sound similar but different meaning words from other languages even some are funny . Manchu language is similar to Mongolian. Manchu is not similar to Turkish. Altaic language family is not accepted anymore because there is not even 8 same words in each Altaic languages. 1st possibility.; Maybe Mongolian and Manchu can be in a same language family together. it seems Mongolian took loanwords from Turkish. but orginally Manchu and Mongolian were closer languages. Mongolian got different than Manchu with Turkish loanwords. 2nd possibility; Maybe Turkish and Mongolian were close languages but Mongolian took loan words from Manchu so Manchu and Mongolian got similar result; but similarity between Manchu and Mongolian languages is much more than Turkish and Mongolian similarity so 1st possibility is much more true.

@alihancimen1899 3 года назад

Turkic similar with Mongol Mongol similar with Tungusic Tungusic similar with Korean Korean similar with Japan Happy Altai Family

@Coffea241 3 года назад

Japanese and korean not altaic language family.

@numdd4717 3 года назад

@@Coffea241 WRONG. Turkic, Mongolic and Tungusic are like almost surely related. And c'mon this Manchu (Tungusic) sounds just like Korean. Japanese might be a mix of Altaic and Austronesian I don't know.

@Coffea241 3 года назад

@@numdd4717 For example. Chinese syntax and fonetic similar to Korean and Japanese, but not ryukuic group.

@alihancimen1899 3 года назад

@@Coffea241 Old Japanese words similar with Turkish, Mongol, Tungus, For example: Kuro => Kara (Black) Komun => Kömür (coal) but this issue is still controversial.

@GetUnwoke Год назад

@@Coffea241 Chinese syntax is not similar to Korea or Japan. They have similar syntax to English whereas Japan and Korean have nearly identical syntax

@joaogabrielimperial7777 Год назад

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@fiyangga.yanggiri-hala 5 месяцев назад

Man. This guy is definitely not a native speaker. 😢 There are so many errors showed up. For example,the word :waka.you can't put verb before, it's always should be in the end of a sentence.

@valley-girl Год назад

SOUND TIBETIAN TO ME....

@hamzafahmi8177 4 года назад

Hhhhh its like arabic alphabets written upside down and letters have have approximately the same shape

@tohmastillstansloona1691 4 года назад

its basically the mongolian script with some tweaks

@davidjacobs8558 3 года назад

actually, Manchu writing is written top to bottom. what you see in this video was turned side ways 90 degrees. So, it's not correct representation. left is top, right is bottom.

@HBC101TVStudios 3 года назад

Actually, the Manchurian script is based on the Aramaic script

@gp2779 3 года назад

The reason is simple: Both Arabic and Manchu writing systems are from the Aramaic family group, which can be traced back to Egyptian hieroglyphs

@stupidmadfools3784 3 года назад

mandarin could be quite influenced from manchu.

@leiyue1411 3 года назад

The influence is negligible, especially on pronounce. There are very few loan words. I only know one example.

@johnlemuelm.santiago6036 Месяц назад

If the drama in qing dynasty used this language Chinese people will not understand all the qing dynasty

@tobeychan5888 2 года назад

ངིཇུཏ༄ོཇའ

@odoko1stt 3 года назад

manchu language 80% mongolian words hihi

@theshriekinghominin1760 2 года назад

*Conquers China* *Ends up getting conquered*

@tobeychan5888 2 года назад

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@michaelmao2171 3 года назад

0:25 "жақсы"?

@iradash2011 3 года назад

sounds very chinese dialect prononsation, seems chinese reads the manju words and sentenses in this video. Could be much better if it read by someone who is not from china