You’ve arrived at the right place if you want to find the best YouTube feeds to help you learn Azerbaijani. In this piece, we’ll show you some of the best and most popular ways to learn Azerbaijani. These sites have something for everyone, whether you’re just starting or have been learning for a while. So, without further ado, here are the best Azerbaijani YouTube accounts.
Online Course
Azerbaijani language lessons, human anatomy lessons in Azeri, vegetables in Azeri, Azerbaijani vocabulary for fruits, Azerbaijani vocabulary for objects in the house, colors in Azeri, words in Azeri about school, family members in Azerbaijani, flower names in Azerbaijani, domestic animals in Azerbaijani, bird names in Azerbaijani, and sea animals in Azerbaijani are all available on the Online Course YouTube channel. There are 89 movies on the channel, and 468 people follow it.
Sevda T
Sevda T’s YouTube account is a great place to start if you want to learn Azerbaijani. The channel has lessons on common Azerbaijani verbs, the Azerbaijani alphabet, numbers and phrases, helpful phrases for vacation, question words, basic questions, and small talk conversations. There are also classes on present tense verbs, daily words, greetings and farewells, food and groceries, fruits and veggies, places, and the weather. Along with the lessons are films about Azerbaijan’s history and customs.
Rufat Dargahli
Rufat Dargahli has a YouTube account where he helps people learn the Azerbaijani language. The channel began in March 2016, and are 140 movies on it. It has 4,610 members, and that number is rising. The channel covers things like greetings, the alphabet, family members, body parts, everyday expressions, numbers, questions, real-life expressions, fruits, proverbs, pronunciation of cities, how to pronounce your country’s name, word order in sentences, ways to say goodbye, reading a novel, the future of the channel, agreements and refusals, and tips for learning a language. The program is a great tool for people who want to learn Azerbaijani.
17-Minute-Languages Video
The YouTube account 17-Minute-Languages has free movies for learning Azerbaijani, Malagasy, Uzbek, Kirghiz, Latvian, Bulgarian, Afrikaans, German, Swedish, Russian, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, and Kazakh. Most videos are about 17 minutes long, covering language, words, and subjects for discussion. As of May 2016, the channel has 162,000 followers and more than 2,400 movies.
Learning Phrases with Chris & Friends
The YouTube show Learning Words with Chris & Friends helps people learn new words in many languages. Chris, who speaks English as his first language, and his friends, who speak other languages as their first language, run the show. Since it began in February 2017, the station has added more than 6,000 movies. It has more than 800,000 people who follow it.
Most of the videos on the channel show Chris and his friends showing watchers how to say certain words in the featured language. The films also show what the words and sentences mean in English. Chris and his friends often use props or act-out scenes to help people remember the lines.
In some of the other videos on the channel, Chris teaches people how to say words in the language being taught or gives lessons on grammar. Some of the languages spoken on the channel are Azerbaijani, Croatian, Czech, Georgian, Hebrew, Indonesian, Mongolian, Polish, Serbian, Somali, Vietnamese, and Wolof.
Bahador Alast
On the YouTube channel Bahador Alast, there are movies about how different languages are alike. The station has 189 movies and has been around since August 2013. It has 270,000 people who get it. Some of the things that the movies talk about are how Urdu and Azerbaijani are similar, how Turkish and Kazakh are similar, and how Persian and Azerbaijani are similar. The movies also test the users’ ability to understand different Persian and Armenian accents.
Language Beat
Language Beat is a station on YouTube that helps people learn how to speak Azerbaijani. The station has 709 movies and has been around since July 2014. It also has 15,400 people who follow it. The classes on the site are for people just starting to learn Azerbaijani.
WikiWikiup
The Azeri language and customs are talked about on the YouTube account WikiWikiup. The station has 84,532 movies, and it has been around since 2013. 91,900 people watched the show. The channel talks about things like the Old Azeri language, the languages of Azerbaijan, the Udi language, the population of Azerbaijan, Iranian Azerbaijanis, the Sulkovian dialect, the Constitution of Azerbaijan, the Talysh people, the Khakas language, Mirza Ibrahimov, Azerbaijani traditional clothing, the Tat people (Iran), Azerbaijanis in Russia, Mammed Said Ordubadi.
Nara Langsvilla
In January of 2017, Nara Langsvilla launched her YouTube account. The main goal of the service is to help people learn Azerbaijani. As of right now, there are 162 movies on the channel, and a lot of people follow it. The videos cover things like learning Azerbaijani words and actions to do with cooking. Nara works very hard on her channel, developing novel and intriguing methods to teach Azerbaijani.