Türkic languages

Linguist X. Pedersen once proposed a hypothesis about the genetic connection of the languages of several major families, which were considered unrelated. He called these languages "nostratic". Linguist W.'s research. M. Illych-Svitych showed the scientific validity of the association of Indo-European, Semitic-Hamite, Uralic, Altaic, which includes numerous Turkic languages in a large Nostratic macrofamily of languages. This macrofamily probably formed in the upper Paleolithic Paleolithic of the Southwestern Asia and its adjacent regions. Türkic languages, a group of closely related languages. The common origin of the Türkic languages is expressed in extreme proximity of their grammatical structure and vocabulary composition, which allows almost all native speakers of these languages to understand each other. It is included together with Tungus-Manchurian and Mongolian languages in a hypothetical Altaic macrofamily of languages, according to some scientists, this Altaic macrofamily also includes Korean and Japanese.