Human language family map

[igo112]

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[Alially]

Interesting

[aksakallicocuk]

Turkic and Mongolian as separate?

different languages.

[Alially]

different languages.

They have similarities, but they have different structure
Turkic is an unique group, this is normal

[aksakallicocuk]

They have similarities, but they have different structure
Turkic is an unique group, this is normal

İ think similarities are just loanwords.

[igo112]

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[Dombra]

İ think similarities are just loanwords.

I have come to this conclusion myself overtime. They do form a sprachund and are part of the bigger Eurasian family. Very few Turks seem to share your opinion though

[aksakallicocuk]

I have come to this conclusion myself overtime. They do form a sprachund and are part of the bigger Eurasian family. Very few Turks seem to share your opinion though

They like to claim all world as cousins.

They even sometimes includes Mongolian language in to turkic group. Some words are similar but not to much.
English: Eternal
Turkish: Bengü
Kazakh: Mengü
Tuvan: Mönge
Mongolian : Möngke

[Greenstone]

Many words are similar between Turkic languages and Mongolian- but this may be due to military contact between the two groups along with proximity in Northern Asia, rather than a deep-seated linguistic relation between the two groups.