Are Kazakhs indeed Turkified Mongols?

[Chelubey]

Let's listen to the language of Oroqen ( Evenki) Tugusic language who have the highest concentration of haplo C. It doesn't sound like Mongolian at all. There are elements in Oroqen language which are familiar with Turkic languages.

I do not understand the meaning of your speeches.
Lexically, Turkic languages are closer to Mongolian than Tungus. This is a well-known fact. Are you really Kazakh, or are you a Mongolian person?

[mutabor]

I do not understand the meaning of your speeches.
Lexically, Turkic languages are closer to Mongolian than Tungus. This is a well-known fact. Are you really Kazakh, or are you a Mongolian person?

Turkic language doesn't sound very close to Mongolian though there are some similarities. It sounds closer to Northern and Eastern Eurasian languages like Ket, Chukchi, Yukaghir and Eskimo Native American languages.

[Chelubey]

Turkic language doesn't sound very close to Mongolian though there are some similarities. It sounds closer to Northern and Eastern Eurasian languages like Ket, Chukchi, Yukaghir and Eskimo Native American languages.

Are you Mongolian?

[Pandur]

They absolutely are.

[Chelubey]

Can you speek Kazakh?

[Chelubey]

They absolutely are.

He says things are not typical for Kazakhs

[mutabor]

Are you Mongolian?

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.

[mutabor]

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.

[Chelubey]

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?

[Leto]

you're right, R1a is common among kazakhs

No, it is not. Less than 10%. It's common in the Kyrgyz, must be the founder effect. Then again, the ancient Kyrgyz were described as white in medieval Chinese sources, I guess that elite was later diluted by Mongoloids.