Wede Shu

Uyghur Music TV from East Turkestan.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Uyghur
• Uighur
• Uygur
• EastTurkestan
• Xinjiang

[aboody123321]

BIZNING QIZLIRIMIZ CHIRAYLIQ , MUSHUNDAQ AYDEK QIZLIRIMIZNI HITAYNING ASARETIGE TASHLAP BERIP OZIMIZ CHET-ELLERDE RAHET BOLALMAYMIZ,

IHTIYARI MUHBIR : MEKKE

[aboody123321]

DOGU TURKISTANA VE DOGU TURKISTANLILARA GOSTERDIGIN SAYGINDAN OTURU SANA COK TESEKKUR EDERIZ, SAG OL,BIZIM DILIMIZ ORTAK, DINIMIZ ORTAK,KULTURUMUZ ORTAKVATANIMIZ ORTAK,( CIN SEDDINDEN ORTA AVRUPAYA KAGAR OLAN TOPRAKLAR)

MEKKEDEN BIR DOGU TURKISTANLI

[kokbore1]

it doesn't get better than this. wonderfull, more songs like this , actualy any uyghur folk song would pleases me.thanks.

[Qelender]

Peride Mamut surrounded by beautiful Uyghur women:) Love her songs played on dutar.

[Qelender]

Peride Mamut surrounded by beautiful Uyghur women:) Love her songs played on dutar.

[Qelender]

I easily understand Uzbek, though seems will never make the Uzbek accent:) I used to speak Uyghur to Uzbeks in Tashkent and had no communication problems. Sometimes these languages seem to me like dialects of one language, which is not too far from the truth - both derived from "turki" (chaghatay). I fluently operate Qazaq and thus Qyrghyz is not a problem for me, but even though I coul easily understand it based on my native Uyghur.

[Gewaldro]

Du bist aber aus Kirgisistan, oder? Ich glaube ich kenne deine Cousine.

[Gewaldro]

Du bist aber aus Kirgisistan, oder? Ich glaube ich kenne deine Cousine.

[Fromeu]

I can understand kazak and kyrgiz a bit. I am sure I can pick up their lang very soon(a few months) if I live among them.

[Gewaldro]

In Wikipedia is written that Uzbek is the sister language of Uyghur. And Uzbeks are derived partly from Uyghurs, AFAIK so you should understand each other. What about understanding Kyrgiz? Do you understand this language? It is a little bit closer to Kazakh.