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  • @cincinrex fuck you. kazan should be the capital of the independent republic of TATARSTAN!!

  • @NORTHERNKONFLIKT How similar is Tatar language to Bashkort, Kumuk, Azerbaijani, Yakut, Turkish, Uzbek, and Kazakh? 

  • @anarmehtievful kazan is kazan in turkish, means a large boiling casserole. that food with "un" (floor) and "et" (meat) is called "manti" in turkey, but we make it smaller. i can pretty understand the language but i have to concentrate a little bit. so they seem to be very close. but the crimean tatar is nearly same with the anatolian turkish.

  • @aporia82 Crimean-Tatar language really more like a Turkish than the Volga-Tatar language))

  • @anarmehtievful sorry forgot to mention "yufka" the filo pastry used in that food. as far as i know tatars also call it the same.

  • Btw Volga means "Bulgarian river" so, Volga Bulgaria = Bulgarians who live by the Bulgarian river

  • "Tatars" are descendants of Volga Bulgaria state, it was they who built Kazan, adopted the islam he refers to, why doesn't he say that??

    Anyways, the proto-bulgarians were an iranic aryan tribe, that mixed with fins n created volga bulgarian nation. Explains why Iran gave those mattresses to their mosque, even though iran is shia.

  • Hehe nice!

  • sound is so off

  • Tatarstan is a good existence of modern religions harmony. I've been there and for the most part Muslims and Christians treat eachother well, intermarry and even visit each others places of worship.

  • Hey, it looks like there's some really good stuff to see in Tatarstan.

  • finally a decent report by this guy.

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