How do you say Yogurt in your Language?

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The word “yoğurt” comes from Turkish and is derived from the verb yoğurmak, which means “to knead” or “to thicken.” This name reflects the traditional process of making yogurt, where milk is fermented with lactic acid bacteria—typically Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus—causing the milk to thicken and develop a tangy flavor.

Historically, nomadic peoples on the Eurasian steppes discovered that fermenting milk made it last longer in the hot, harsh climate. Fermentation not only improved the milk’s shelf life by lowering its pH and inhibiting harmful bacteria but also made it easier to digest, which was especially useful for people who were lactose intolerant.

As the technique spread with the migrations of Turkic peoples, the word “yoğurt” entered various languages and eventually evolved into the English term “yogurt.”

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"yoğurt" is an old Turkish word.

[Neonlightbruh]

Wishing our countries have more people like those 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[BatkoBrat]

Kiselo Mlijeko in Serbian is a different thing than yogurt. It is thicker compared to yogurt and it has a different taste to it. The microbial culture used to ferment the milk is also different. It is called Bacillus Bulgaricus and in western countries may be known as "Bulgarian yogurt".

[JhonathanMartins-dkvf]

This girl from Greece is so beautiful and cute, she looks like an anime character

[cattloverr]

Our Turkish girl is very beautiful and sweet❤️

[Dimitra.Saltou]

I would like to see Greenlandic language! There is a creator from Greenland 🇬🇱 that can help. Her YouTube channel is "Q's Greenland" and the language is so unique!

[fwfeo]

Why didn’t everyone copy Farsi instead of? We call it “Maast”!
Like you “must” do this!
Much easier than Yogurt! 😂

[Anonim-w]

İn Azerbaijan we call" yogurt" a little bit sour sweet pudding sold in the markets.This pudding contains fruit.But if you mean a thick tangy flavor that made by cow milk this is "qatıq".Fermented milk into yogurt.

[الهه-لك]

In Farsi we say:ماست (mast)
*so different😂

[Ataturkcu_genc]

Sour milk could be the name of yogurt but, officially yogurt isn’t sour 😂

[semaj_]

I love hearing the comparisons of languages I'm less familar with, but also, how are the girls all so pretty??

[topicoish]

I'm spanish speaker, and when I heard bulgarin saying yougurt I was like: Hey She said White milk (queso blanco in spanish)

[BobinaECeaMaiTare]

In Romanian we say "iaurt" ❤

[RishabJainE]

Comparing completely unrelated languages, the video is completely non sensical.

[mirasadowska]

Funny in Polish kisłe mleko sounds like zkisłe mleko which means spoiled milk. We also have zsiadłe mleko which we can loosely translated as sour milk. We also have jogurt, kefir and maślanka.

[CrinzelFortenberry-jqnh]

Yogurt in America. Does anyone know Sofia Grane. She is Danish.

[Нищо-ьб]

Kiselo mlyako is different from yogurt, so we will call yogurt-yogurt .

[armansa]

In East Azerbaijan state we say, “yoğurt”
We also have Kəfir, and Ayran/Eyran. So hurrah 🥳, I can travel 🧳 westward to Italy 🇮🇹 without any problems.😇
p.s: thanks for brightening my day with your cute videos. 🙏🏻🧚‍♀️

[mechamapping]

They’re all Turkish (yoğurt, kefir and ayran) and they all have it in their country because they were under Ottoman rule and got affected from Turkish culture. (Serbia, Greece, Armenia and Bulgaria) (Italy is not)