People are mentioning "Emishi" and Jomons in the comments.
Ah yes 2000 year old ethnicities that disappeared (by mixing with Yamato) by mixing with the Yamato are totally relevant to Japan's situation today.
One made up genocide wasn't enough so they made up "951 years of genocide" instead.
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Origins Discovery
@OriginsD
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返信先: @MissUrartuさん
Because Armenians survived.
The DNA of bloodthirsty racist Mongol-Turks/Azeris dictates that they must continue killing until either no Armenian is left, or the enemy is beaten themselves. This time for good.
>Use nu-Reddit's search engine to find Azerbaijan on mobile
>See low quality Persian posts instead
So annoying. Both the country and its diaspora in the USA.
Siege of Constantinople, 1453.
Mehmed II: Played by İdris Elba
Constantine XI Palaeologus: Played by Justin Bieber
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Rhys Hallett
@RhysHallett2244
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Which war would you like to see a movie about?
Any war, be it ancient or recent
Personally I’d like one about the Kenya & Malaya emergencies, maybe even one about the African divisions in Burma ww2 & the 1899-1902 SA war
Maybe also the war of 1812 & owain glyndwr rising too
Reminder that there is a lexicon website that enables you to translate a word (website has around 450-500 words for now) from English to almost all Turkic languages:
https://turkic.elegantlexicon.com
Nope. Persian influence isn't the reason why Uzbek doesn't have vowel harmony anymore. The reason is actually USSR. They removed vowel harmony from Uzbek so that they can import Russian words with more ease. Vowel harmony rules in Uzbek were abolished by linguists at the time.
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cumhur el-tarakî
@apokaliptobey
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返信先: @CursedLinguismさん
Is it because Uzbek is heavily influenced by Persian in phonology or something else?
Uzbek words are really weird. To say "you (plural)" they say "sizlar". That really tires your mouth if you say that. I'd just say "sizler".
Manchu also has vowel harmony (but not very strict). For example to say "Manchus", you say "Manjusa". To say Koreans, you say "Solhoso".