>German uses -ne to ask for agreement
>Japanese uses -ne to ask for agreement
Japanese confirmed Aryans
German uses -ne to ask for agreement
Hudson Howard
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Benjamin Jackson
We do this too
Ryan Carter
>germans
>aryans
pick literally one
Levi Kelly
>pollacks
>human
Carson Rogers
we kinda do this too
Jaxson Watson
>Brits use -oi to get people's attention
>Japanese use -oi to get people's attention
Hmm
Landon Lee
OI YOU THERE
STOP
Josiah Price
>both island empires off the coast of the continent
>their mortal enemy has always been their big neighbour (france/china)
too many similarities
japanese are the real english
ainu are scottish
Liam Brown
>japanese ask question by adding -ka suffix a at the end of words
>finnish ask question by adding -ko suffix at the end of words
Jackson Jenkins
>Arabic word for 'you': anta
>Japanese word fpr 'you'; anata
hmm
Jonathan Cooper
>Old Turkic words for 'inside' and 'outside': 'ič' and 'sïrt'
>Japanese words for 'inside' and 'outside': 'uchi' and 'soto'
Brandon James
>Kazakh words for 'stand up', 'get in', 'be', 'say' and 'come': 'turu', 'kiru', 'bolu', 'aytu' and 'kelu'
>Japanese words for 'stand up', 'get in', 'be', 'say' and 'come': 'tatsu', 'hairu', 'oru', 'iu' and 'kuru'
>Past tense in Kazakh: 'turdı', 'kirdi', 'ayttı' and 'keldi'
>Past tense in Japanese: 'tatta', 'haitta', 'itta' and 'kita'
Asher Bennett
Great posts.
Ryder Myers
>Old Turkic words for 'black', 'yellow' and 'light': 'kara', 'sarïg' and 'ak'
>Japanese words for 'black', 'white' and 'light': 'kuroi', 'shiroi' and 'akarui'
Blake Diaz
>Old Turkic words for 'mountain', 'mountain slope' and 'under': 'tag', 'yagma' and 'astï'
>Japanese words for 'high', 'mountain' and 'under': 'takai', 'yama' and 'shita
Brody Miller
hey i can contribute to that
Jonathan Ramirez
>Turkish
>German flag
Every time
Michael Ward
But I am greek
Samuel Ross
>Kazakh: 'ana kisi!' dep ayttı('that man!' (he) said)
>Japanese: 'ano hito!' to itta
>Kazakh: mına/ sol(this), ana(that)
>Japanese: kono, sono, ano
David Barnes
>Old Turkic words for 'hard' and 'snow': 'kattï' and 'kar'
>Japanese words for 'hard' and 'ice': 'katai' and 'koori'
David Stewart
>Old Turkic 'yar-'(pierce), 'yak-'(fry, roast), 'tawuk'(chicken, bird)
>Japanese 'yari'(spear), 'yaku'(fry), 'tori'(bird)