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They absolutely are.
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Can you speek Kazakh?
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I'm not Mongolian. I base my opinion on analyses of languages, their grammar, their sound, haplogroup distributions.
For example, Kazakh language is specific and distinct because of its harsh guttural K sound. Such sounds is present only in Eastern Eurasian languages which correlate with migration of haplogroup Q ( in Ket, Chukchi, Eskimo languages). Sure its not only this one sound. The general sound of these languages is similar also.
Chukchi language sounds closer to Kazakh than Mongolian.
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Ket language ( haplogroup Q) also sounds like Kazakh.
Photos of Ket people in this video are misleading because modern Ket people are mixed with Russians.
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I hope you understand that your theory falls under the definition "in my opinion", "it's seems to me" and etc. and has no relation with real scince?
But, as i undestand,you are kazakh, but you cant speek Kazakh?
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