About Sakha (Yakut) Language

This is an introduction video about Sakha (Yakut) language.

00:00 Intro
00:19 About the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
01:02 About Sakha language
01:35 Where Sakha is used?
02:09 Sakha Alphabet
02:34 Grammar

[husseinabbasoff]

Hi, I m Azerbaijani native speaker. It's amazing that I understand sakha almost 55%.

[Mentionfor..]

O'zbekistondan salom qardoshlarimga! Allan Turku qorusun!

[karaaslan]

"Saxa tilini uyretin!" = "Saxa dilini ögrenin"
I could fully understand the sentence eventhough I never listened Saxa before! Love from Istanbul. My city is in Europe but the core of our language is yours and that's the reason why I love my culture! Atatürk also studied Saxa language a lot because it enable us to understand our own language and its history (for example at=horse, aat=name, and as a rule all long vowels causes t's to become d. So at=horse but ad=name in Turkish. Linguists understood this thanks to Saxa dili)

[silverwox]

Thank you Marina.
I'm actually half yakutian half Romanian and that encourages me to be aware of my cultural identity and how beautiful our language is.
Keep doing these videos to spread the beauty! ❤️❤️❤️

[Yuta__]

Thank you so much for this Project. I always got very interested in our turkic languages !! Love from Kazakhstan 😊

[jinkies]

ive been wanting to learn sakha for a bit because i have a couple friends in yakutia, so i’m really happy to see this channel start up! thank you maria :0

[ada]

Our national hero Atatürk's personal library has Edouard Pekarsky's Yakut Language book
The Yakut language has been a guide for our language revolution so your pure language is very valuable to us.

[aquielos]

It is still big astonishing fact to me that Yakut language is related to the one of largest Muslim nation in Eurasia continent: Turkey and Azeri with quite huge different cultural apperance and physical apperances.

[ustit-vuohta]

Nice! Men azdap Qazaqşa tilin bilemen! Al men señin söylemder tüsindemin! 😊
Very beautiful language! 💖✨️💖
It's a bit strange. I can see some similarities with north European peoples (both in traditions, food, sometimes even language). You also eat pancakes with berry jam for breakfast, and celebrate Yhyakh. (I have also seen 2 rings at the top of your tree symbol.) Even the physical appearence of people resemble. (NVM - that's another discussion.)

[karaaslan]

I will watch every Saxa language video! I can't wait!

[ShamanOGHUZ]

Congratulations Maria. Great to see a YouTube channel teaching Sakha. 👏👏👏Heaps of love to Republic of Sakha.



May eternal Tengri bless you.

[cengizhan]

привет Мария, удачи тебе с новым каналом 🇹🇷

[aymatic]

Amazing, I’m Azerbaijani a Turk family language speaker, this is very interesting that there are so many Turk ethnics in Asia and just few people know about them.

[claireloub]

That's really interesting about it being so far from other Turkic languages. And that it's so agglutinative - I'm from Europe but I learnt a bit of Quechua when I was in Peru and that's very agglutinative too

[vladolaf]

I can't wait for Sakha grammar videos, especially about that agglutinative feature.

[lawrancefung]

Thank you! I believe this is the first video resource for learning Sakha!

[catchyname]

What an incredible project and culmination to your University career. You have continued to bless us with so much insight and knowledge about Yakut culture and now language. I am so proud of you Maria and wish you much success in all your future endeavors. May all you do in life be blessed, congratulations!! 🎉👏🏽🎊 👏🏽🥳

[johnnygunn]

I'd be interested to see the parallels between sakha and native American languages like Ojibwa for example.

[EsinZehrakececi]

That complement your courage Gamalkm wonderful 💎❄️💙 Also the YAKUTIANS are really beautiful & we like their traditional costumes ..
You do nice work 🧿👏

[jojoantonyou]

Thank you for sharing your culture and about your people! Russia is a very diverse nation!