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Nagihan Saka

English's he/she/it bothers me terribly.

We have the intelligence to understand whether we are talking about a man, a woman or an inanimate being.

After the Google translation translation, I also need to check them.

This distinction does not exist in Turkish.

So please ignore it. I'm not talking about anyone/thing new. : )))

The subject I mentioned before continues.

Simple 2y ago

Just learned, becouse your post that we have so mutch structural similarities in languages that there have been belief that our languages are coming from same source. And still many think they are. They not.

Like i know where is our coming from so never did think that, but never did i know anything about your language.

Your pronouns looks pretty mutch same as ours, i think, and we do that "I am going = Aion (Aikoa, Aikoo, Aikoi etc....)".

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Nagihan Saka 2y ago

Both come from the Uralic language family.

Finnish, in the Ural-Finnish subdivision.

Turkish, in the Ural-Altay subdivision. 🤗

Simple 2y ago

Oh okey. Page i readed said that is what some belief, but also said its not true 😂 For my 5 minutes long study, i will just go with you more than random blog post.

And i dont care, similarities explain why turkish peoples dont think that our language is super hard.

Simple 2y ago

Okey, i definetly cant zap same amount, how hard i try 😂

Nagihan Saka 2y ago

Yess. I'm aware. 😂😂 Thank you very much again 🤗🫂💙

Nagihan Saka 2y ago

😂😂😂🤗🫂