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**OgrGlgHu** · 01-31-2012, 12:50 PM

It's spoken faster than I would expect. I've tried pronouncing Turkish from some of the writings here, and I normally pronounce it slow. I always view the Altaic languages to be somewhat visual in nature also.

It sounds like a language that's from around the area, Anatolia, Middle East, Caucasus, Iran, etc. I'm going to try to listen to the other Turkic languages as a comparison and see if I can point out the similarities.

01-31-2012, 12:50 PM	#36
OgrGlgHu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 544 Senior Member	It's spoken faster than I would expect. I've tried pronouncing Turkish from some of the writings here, and I normally pronounce it slow. I always view the Altaic languages to be somewhat visual in nature also. It sounds like a language that's from around the area, Anatolia, Middle East, Caucasus, Iran, etc. I'm going to try to listen to the other Turkic languages as a comparison and see if I can point out the similarities.
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