I’m learning Igbo and it also has Vowel Harmony

Nice video! You chose quite the challenge, so kudos to you, sir! And let's all not forget that China is a criminal state that treats Uyghurs like shit 🤗 Yeah, it needs to be said

这才是深入的旅行，用对方的语言，和当地人交流，太棒了！！

正在吃面，边听边吃，充满敬佩。然后，最后一句笑出了猪叫😂

That was real af. Thank you for sharing.

Your korean is just perfect. So impressive!

But is learning other languages really a waste of time if it gets you laid at least once?

I be-cannot-lieve that grammar! Good luck!

期待新视频，你的视频是我学语言的动力源，谢谢

I wonder if some American language company apps or libraries have audio On Uygur and other languages. I like the subtitles. There are people speaking Mandarin and various Asian dialects. It is good to hear authentic language. TY

期待下期！

I can't wait for the sequel 😊

哈哈哈哈，最后一句笑了，哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈

在新疆翻墙安全吗？

빨리 다음영상 업로드해줘…!!

愿意学习这样一种语言非常了不起，认真了解对方的语言和文化是对在这个国家里共同生活的多民族同胞的最好的尊重。

"侯哥西游记"

哇，两年前关注了你，看到你在网上找tutor学维语，没想到坚持到现在，真的牛啊，这么小众的语言，语料又那么少，感觉非常的励志！加油！！！

Please stay tuned for more from my trip to Xinjiang!

An English version of this video is coming up soon! Please stay tuned for more from my trip to Xinjiang!

Confucio , share your sabidury 😅 na is that his face is similar😂

As an international student, these words just shocked me. The border brings so many miseries -- language differences, cultural shocks, or even ideological or geopolitical clashes etc, which just made my faith in my country and my view towards this world unravel, and it's so hard to put together. As the video said, this collapse in cultural recognition is the most torturing thing, instead of learning the language itself. It just takes so much courage to directly look into the sun showing the truth and leaving me nowhere to hide. I thought I would have an open mind to directly see the world but I am not. The video just reminds me of this feeling of straying and homesickness, especially when the masochism metaphor comes out. But I appreciate your bravery and the great view of the significance beyond the language itself, there might be someday that people can understand each other all around the world, but this cannot happen without realising language learning is important. Sadly language learning cannot solve the problem alone, since most of the time we are trapping ourselves in information cocoons with political ideology and biases, so at least in the short run the world cannot be in peace. btw, I see someone says that this title might be click bait but I think that is not necessarily the case, it says how learning language destroys someone due to disordered recognition, but that also means destroying the old 'self' with bias and embracing the world, this destruction can be productive, but the process of rebuilding the confidence should be emphasised or the title is just a little scary. Love your video!

Bro It's Jatak Katha Monkey King Story it's not Hindu story. Most Hindu Mythalogi is copy from Buddhist Jathak katha.

I don't want to learn for any superficial gain or to experience how "different" people from other cultures are. I truly love the pursuit, the self-discovery, and the constant realizations that all people are fundamentally the same. I love to be able to connect and discover similarities between cultures and individuals, to intentionally break the walls that were previously hindering me from doing so. I adore grammar, learning, and studying for personal gain, but it is ultimately about human connection and mutual understanding that gives me my passion to learn languages. Love this video and your perspective.

I don't understand the meaning behind the last clip (if there's any): Is the child not able to speak Uyghur?

I think you should learn Turkish first😄. (At least this way you don't have to guess vowels when reading and it is easier to memorize vocabularies).

You're English is spot on! The only thing that tips you off as non-native I think is your "L"s and "R"s. I'm curious how you might say "Pearls" 🤔 Your "L" sounds more like the French "L", as if you're pronouncing it with the middle of your tongue instead of the very tip (idk if that's actually what you're doing though haha). As for your "R", it's actually pretty much perfect. It's only when there's a vowel first that I can tell you're non-native. Such as in "there", "very", "year", "originally", etc. You get it right a lot too (like your pronunciation of "history" and "more" is very natural) so idk if this is even valid advice. Funnily enough, the very very little accent that you have I might still guess that you are native, but had just spent some time in Europe or something at some point haha. Mostly because your intonation and cadence is so accurate. I've known many people with no accent but who stress sentences or syllables strangely so I can tell immediately. But with you I'd really second guess myself.

😂😂

The world indeed needs more polyglots

Phoenix, Thank you for this delightful clip. You make me fall in love with the Uyghur people, their language, their gentleness, and their lovely unique art work. You inspire me to hopefully visit Xinjiang one day and experience this beautiful culture. Blessing to you! Greetings from a HK born and raised Chinese, who has lived in Canada for more than 50 years.

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Damn, I love people like you. I love that a few people in this world like yourself will be able to explore, taste, enjoy a bit more of the richness this world has to offer. This video reminds me of my 17-years-old self moving alone to the US without knowing any English, and making my first American friends and bombarding them with dumb questions until I finally learned the language and culture of the US. And having my first Chinese roommates in college and annoyingly repeating everything they say until my Chinese pronunciation became very good after a few months while my Chinese vocabulary was non-existent.

Let me be first! I bet there is so much knowledge you can absorb from such nomadic culture in XinJiang. Hopefully, you will find connection with Kazakh people and language as well. Your dedication and will really inspiring. Have a good one ✌🏻

I can relate to this. I had these feelings, but more than with language learning, it was with traveling.

What a Beatifull Statement. You are rigth man. Your words were wonderfull for me.

I'm scared because there are so many great things I will never know and so many great experiences I will never have

Wow

65/100

Phoenix,Türkçeye devam!❤Tebrikler efendim. 😊

"Moral duty to be intelligent" Curious what an appropriate response should be to someone who seems intentionally stupid.

"Cultural schizophrenia" - YES...

his laugh tone is english hahaha

It doesn't sound like he 'died' from learning languages, it just sound like an arrogant youth realizing that the world around him is much better and more beautiful than he thought it was. So... clickbait title.

Respect !!! 尽管我不会韩语，西班牙语和维语，但是你能听出你的发音很地道。其他我会的语言就更不用说了，真的非常好。而且你说的内容很丰富。你是个有着很有趣的灵魂的人。希望看到更多你的作品。

The more you know the more you know its not less you know

Okay, the title is click-bait, but the content is rambling, disconnected stuff backed by hackneyed music.

te amo

Thank you. You're an inspiration to me.