26-03-2022, 12:44 AM
[quote="GeoffreySea" pid='49090' dateline='1645864394']
So here is my working theory:
[I think Monica Yokubinas has made a start in figuring out the Hebrew-based alphabet, and I think that Ahmet Ardıç has correctly assessed that the language is Turkic but he is wrong in saying it is Turkish -- it is Khazar.]
I'm sorry, but there is no data yet that we can say "it is Khazar" or not. Even if you said "it is Khazar Turkish", I think it would not be possible to prove it. Because we cannot find rich word material belonging to the language you call the Khazar language. This language is a language mixed with Hebrew into a dialect of Turkish, but since very little written material remains, linguists could not even reach a consensus on this issue. Whoever gets up early in the morning, those are write for wikipedia about Turkish and Turkic languages included Khazar language.
I know I am correctly assessed that the language is Turkic, because we dont know the dialect yet. Which included Khazar Turkish.
So here is my working theory:
[I think Monica Yokubinas has made a start in figuring out the Hebrew-based alphabet, and I think that Ahmet Ardıç has correctly assessed that the language is Turkic but he is wrong in saying it is Turkish -- it is Khazar.]
I'm sorry, but there is no data yet that we can say "it is Khazar" or not. Even if you said "it is Khazar Turkish", I think it would not be possible to prove it. Because we cannot find rich word material belonging to the language you call the Khazar language. This language is a language mixed with Hebrew into a dialect of Turkish, but since very little written material remains, linguists could not even reach a consensus on this issue. Whoever gets up early in the morning, those are write for wikipedia about Turkish and Turkic languages included Khazar language.
I know I am correctly assessed that the language is Turkic, because we dont know the dialect yet. Which included Khazar Turkish.