THE SAME ORIGINE Turks-Japan

Ebu Huzeyfe

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My name is Rajab, often called ebu huzeyfe (abu huzeifa), 34, m and working on Turksat (satellite), marketing department.

I've graduated Islamic Studies in Khartoum and visited 18 countries upto now. Mostly in Africa as Egypt, Morocco, Tunis, Sudan, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria and some in the middle east as Syria, Bahrain, Emirates and some in eastern asia as Malaysia, Singapore, Japan.

I got married in Fukuoka, Japan last year in July. I stayed in Japan more than 3 weeks. I really really liked Japan and Japanese people.

I believe that our origine, I mean Turks (Turkish), Japan(ese) and Mongolia, are the same. Even the languages are so close.

I have plan to settle in Japan in the future. So, I started learning Japanese from now.

That is all for the moment!..

 

Mars Man

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28 Jul 2005

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• 12 Apr 2006

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Welcome to the forum Ebu Huzeyfe san. I hope you share and learn with all of us here in this great big happy family !! See you 'round !!

 

Philip

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13 Dec 2005

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Hi! Welcome. Hope you enjoy the stay.
And good luck with your japanese.
Some people in here can help you with the language, if you run in to some problems.
But enjoy.
use our chat

 

Ebu Huzeyfe

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Thanks Mars Man and Philip for your warm welcoming.

 

Honey Vanity

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Good luck with your research!

Welcome to the Forum!

 

Carlson

Stay At Home Mom!

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I see his sig has been fixed.

 

Ebu Huzeyfe

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Hide My Heart said:

Good luck with your research!
Welcome to the Forum!

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Thank you very much. The same for all of us.

 

Ebu Huzeyfe

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Carlson said:

I see his sig has been fixed.

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I didn't get your point obviously. What did you meant actually?

 

Rukia

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Hello Abu Huthaifa-san!..Hajimemashite!
welcome to the forum!
I remember reading about that before!..i mean that Japanese, Turkish, and Mongolian have the same origin!!..actually, I heard that Turks learn Japanese faster coz it's easier for them since it's a little bit similar to Turkish!!
Enjoy the forum!..and good luck with ur "Nihongo"

 

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Morrow

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welcome

 

Nothingness

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Welcome to JREF, Ebu Huzeyfe!!!

 

Ma Cherie

Your Goddess is here

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• 15 Apr 2006

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Hi welcome to the forum.

I noticed your avatar is Malcom X? Do you like Malcom X, because I do.

 

Ebu Huzeyfe

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Ma Cherie said:

Hi welcome to the forum.
I noticed your avatar is Malcom X? Do you like Malcom X, because I do.

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Of course, I like him.

Because, he was a strong struggling man.

Secondly, my late wife, who passed away in January 2005, was pure black African.

Thanks for warm welcoming

Nothingness said:

Welcome to JREF, Ebu Huzeyfe!!!

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Thanks for warm welcoming!

Morrow said:

welcome

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Thanks for warm welcoming!

 

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Ebu Huzeyfe

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Rukia said:

Hello Abu Huthaifa-san!..Hajimemashite!
welcome to the forum!
I remember reading about that before!..i mean that Japanese, Turkish, and Mongolian have the same origin!!..actually, I heard that Turks learn Japanese faster coz it's easier for them since it's a little bit similar to Turkish!!
Enjoy the forum!..and good luck with ur "Nihongo"

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Arigatou gozaimasu!

I have been in Japan in July, 2005. I enjoyed there so much. I have visited Fukuoka and Tokyo.

Regards,

 

Absolute Zero

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Hello and welcome, new person. Welcome to the site and enjoy your stay at Jref

 

Ebu Huzeyfe

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Absolute Zero said:

Hello and welcome, new person. Welcome to the site and enjoy your stay at Jref

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Thank you very much.

 

Seon-a Kim

김선아

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wow long time ago this thread was made

Welcome back and hope you stick around for a while ^_^

Sidenote: How are the lessons goin'?

 

Ebu Huzeyfe

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It seems the topic didn't attract anyone yet.

Maybe it is cos no one around from those countries. I forgot to add Koreans. Cos they have the same origine with us, as four nations.

Regards,

 

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karagoncoloz

toruko

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ohayou gozaimas,
first of all Ebu Huzeyfe, sorry for your late wife. please accept my condolences.
i read about similarties about these asian languages.(turkish, korean, japanese, mongolian) both languages have same sentence structure and pronunciation rules. because of that while a turkish beginner speak with a nihonjin, nihonjin thinks that turkish boy has learning japanese for years..
you can read about it in the book "bye bye turkish" (bye bye turkce) written by OKTAY SINANOGLU

 

Pachipro

JREF Resident Alien

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Hello Ebu and welcome back to the forums. You pose an interesting hypothesis about the Turks and one which I have not given much thought to, but I believe that there is some truth in what you say if the study of ancient, pre-history is any example. A couple of us have been discussing this very subject and you can read about it in this link. Also, check out the other posts by EdZiomek concerning his theories.

Looking forward to hearing more of your theories and research.

 

Kagemusha

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21 May 2006

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Hi there everyone...
I remember meeting an old Turkish Sufi many years ago who told me that his people (the Turks) and the Japanese were related. I never gave it much thought myself ,but now i wonder?
I'd like to hear more about this theory/ fact if anyone knows.

 

Ebu Huzeyfe

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Thanks to all for your good share of thoughts, commenteries and info.

I had discussed about this topic with a Japanese historician while we are having luch together in Fukuoka. He had told me that there was such theory but the problem is that Japanese politics don't desire to be related to another nation. They want to stand alone from the beginning while it is impossible.

Anyway, there is still time and more chance to speak about.

 

Ebu Huzeyfe

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Kagemusha said:

Hi there everyone...
I remember meeting an old Turkish Sufi many years ago who told me that his people (the Turks) and the Japanese were related. I never gave it much thought myself ,but now i wonder?
I'd like to hear more about this theory/ fact if anyone knows.

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Thanks a lot.

I hope someone else will join into us too.

 

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Kohara Kazamasa

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Welcome t JREF !
I'm from Turkey.