Bangladeshi envoy: Friendship with Turkey rooted in shared history, culture

[bluesky]

apki duaen chaiye mulakks ko

Do not forget the Japanese languages originated from Sanskrit as well.

Certainly, it is not exactly that. But, with the introduction of Buddhism in Japan, many Sanskrit words entered Japanese in a broken form. Buddhist Mantra in Japanese is almost the same as it is in the original form with a little different pronunciation. It is the same also with the Chinese and Korean languages. Many Sanskrit words.

About the origin of Turkic language, only @Bilal9 can answer, too difficult for me to understand the influence.

 

[El Sidd]

Certainly, it is not exactly that. But, with the introduction of Buddhism in Japan, many Sanskrit words entered Japanese in a broken form. Buddhist Mantra in Japanese is almost the same as it is in the original form with a little different pronunciation. It is the same also with the Chinese and Korean languages. Many Sanskrit words.

About the origin of Turkic language, only @Bilal9 can answer, too difficult for me to understand the influence.

we lets wait for the intellectuals from Dhaka

 

[TopCat]

Certainly, it is not exactly that. But, with the introduction of Buddhism in Japan, many Sanskrit words entered Japanese in a broken form. Buddhist Mantra in Japanese is almost the same as it is in the original form with a little different pronunciation. It is the same also with the Chinese and Korean languages. Many Sanskrit words.

About the origin of Turkic language, only @Bilal9 can answer, too difficult for me to understand the influence.

try this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_vocabulary#Turkish_(তুর্কি_Turki)

Do not forget the Japanese languages origin from Sanskrit as well.

Japanese has nothing to do with Sanskrit

 

[bluesky]

try this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_vocabulary#Turkish_(তুর্কি_Turki)

Persian (ফার্সি Farsi)[edit]
Turkish (তুর্কি Turki)[edit]
Word Meaning Original form
কোরমা korma korma kavurma
দাদা dada grandfather dede
নানী nani maternal grandmother nine
বাবা baba father baba
বাবুর্চি baburchi cook, chef baburçi
বেগম begôm lady begüm
কেচি "Kechi" Scissor Qãïnchi
লাশ "Lash" Corpse Lesh

For the Persian, Arabic and Turkic vocabularies in Bengali, you have to read a book, "Arabic and Persian Influence on Bengal" written by Shaikh --------------. The book is big and there are hundreds of words. Even the word "Thakur" is a Turkic word meaning 'Debota'. It is also the same in Bengali. ঠাকুর পূজা।

 

[Avicenna]

And what history and culture are shared? Do you even share borders with them?
@Hakikat ve Hikmet this is an untrue claim

Turks are brave people and they don't have a history of betraying and backstabbing.

Why are your panties in a bunch again?

Second post of this thread.....

 

[war&peace]

Why are your panties in a bunch again?

Second post of this thread.....

lolzz mind your language buddy. These are genuine questions.

 

[Avicenna]

lolzz mind your language buddy. These are genuine questions.

I’m sure.

 

[El Sidd]

try this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_vocabulary#Turkish_(তুর্কি_Turki)


Japanese has nothing to do with Sanskrit

interesting stuff

 

[Jaanbaz]

So than Turkish also originated from Sanskrit

Turkish language has nothing to do with Sanskrit expect loan words from Persian or some Greek as both of these languages along with Sanskrit are in the Indo-European language family. Closest related language to Turkish is Azerbaijani and Turkmen(there are a few more I forgot their names).