Europeans began in the 19th century to investigate the origin of their languages, because they had been released from the spell of old sectarian and pseudo-scientific traditions from the Orient and independently tested for knowledge. They discovered the common origin of Indo-Europeans whose languages extend over an entire continent from the west coast on the Atlantic Ocean to India and Central Asia. The Indoeuropäistik deals with this issue and requires a vast linguistic knowledge.
starting After the peaceful migration of peoples around the middle of the last century from Asia Minor, as this land was known in antiquity and today Turkey is called, is spoken in Europe a very interesting language in addition that has just as much importance as the Indo-European. Turkish belongs to the Altaic languages and is used, how to accept it gladly and with the Mongolian, but also with the Japanese, which generally is not at all known.
the Japanese defend themselves while vehemently against a cultural or linguistic influence from outside their island kingdom and consider themselves authochton clear, but the linguistic similarities between the Turkish and Japanese this view to be wrong.
That is easy to prove in some grammatical phenomenon.
Both languages have the Agglutinaton have regular endings. Postpositions instead of prepositions are used.
Declination:
Turkish genitive-n, no Japanese
dative:-e, Japanese-e
no article, the plural is used only sparingly.
Tempus:
Turkish past tense:-di,-ti, in Japanese-ta
sentence structure:
SOV subject - object - verb in both languages equally.
clauses to be placed before the nouns to be determined.
A Turk can easily learn Japanese as a German, because his grammar is much more like the Japanese.
The linguistic similarities between Turks and the Japanese can only conclude that the Turks were in the distant past culture creators of the first order, which manifests itself in the Japanese language and associated culture. In other words, without the Turkish culture would push the Japanese culture is not as developed as it is today. The culture was then drift out of Turkishness in the east to the Pacific Ocean. And that is a tremendous creative power.
starting After the peaceful migration of peoples around the middle of the last century from Asia Minor, as this land was known in antiquity and today Turkey is called, is spoken in Europe a very interesting language in addition that has just as much importance as the Indo-European. Turkish belongs to the Altaic languages and is used, how to accept it gladly and with the Mongolian, but also with the Japanese, which generally is not at all known.
the Japanese defend themselves while vehemently against a cultural or linguistic influence from outside their island kingdom and consider themselves authochton clear, but the linguistic similarities between the Turkish and Japanese this view to be wrong.
That is easy to prove in some grammatical phenomenon.
Both languages have the Agglutinaton have regular endings. Postpositions instead of prepositions are used.
Declination:
Turkish genitive-n, no Japanese
dative:-e, Japanese-e
no article, the plural is used only sparingly.
Tempus:
Turkish past tense:-di,-ti, in Japanese-ta
sentence structure:
SOV subject - object - verb in both languages equally.
clauses to be placed before the nouns to be determined.
A Turk can easily learn Japanese as a German, because his grammar is much more like the Japanese.
The linguistic similarities between Turks and the Japanese can only conclude that the Turks were in the distant past culture creators of the first order, which manifests itself in the Japanese language and associated culture. In other words, without the Turkish culture would push the Japanese culture is not as developed as it is today. The culture was then drift out of Turkishness in the east to the Pacific Ocean. And that is a tremendous creative power.
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