9 Useful Channels on Youtube About Azerbaijani Learning

The Online Course YouTube channel offers Azerbaijani language lessons, human anatomy lessons in Azeri, vegetables in Azerbaijani, Azerbaijani vocabulary for fruits, Azerbaijani vocabulary about objects in the house, colors in Azerbaijani, words in Azeri about school, family members in Azerbaijani, flower names in Azerbaijani, domestic animals in Azerbaijani, names of birds in Azerbaijani, and sea animals in Azerbaijani. The channel has 89 videos and 468 subscribers.

Sevda T's YouTube channel is a great resource for anyone looking to learn Azerbaijani. The channel features a variety of lessons on topics such as commonly used Azerbaijani verbs, the Azerbaijani alphabet, numbers and phrases, useful phrases for vacation, question words, and basic questions/small talk dialogues. There are also lessons on present tense verbs, everyday phrases, greetings and goodbyes, food and groceries, fruit and vegetables, places, and the weather. In addition to the lessons, there are also videos on Azerbaijani culture and traditions.

The YouTube channel Rufat Dargahli is a channel dedicated to helping people learn the Azerbaijani language. The channel started in March 2016 and currently has 140 videos. The channel has 4,610 subscribers and is growing. The channel covers topics such as greetings, the alphabet, family members, body parts, daily expressions, numbers, questions, authentic expressions, fruits, proverbs, pronunciation of cities, how to say your country's name, word order in sentences, ways to say bye, reading a novel, the future of the channel, agreements/refusals, and tips on language learning. The channel is a great resource for anyone wanting to learn the Azerbaijani language.

The YouTube channel 17-Minute-Languages offers free language course videos for Azerbaijani, Malagasy, Uzbek, Kirghiz, Latvian, Bulgarian, Afrikaans, German, Swedish, Russian, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, and Kazakh. The videos are typically about 17 minutes long, and cover various topics such as grammar, vocabulary, and conversation. As of May 2016, the channel has over 2,400 videos and 162,000 subscribers.

Learning Phrases with Chris & Friends is a YouTube channel that helps viewers learn new phrases in various languages. The channel is run by Chris, who is a native English speaker, and his friends who are native speakers of other languages. The channel started in February 2017 and has uploaded over 6,000 videos. It has amassed over 800,000 subscribers.
Most of the videos on the channel are in the format of Chris and his friends teaching viewers how to say certain phrases in the featured language. The videos also include English translations of the phrases being taught. Chris and his friends will often use props or act out scenes to help viewers remember the phrases. Some of the other videos on the channel include Chris teaching viewers how to pronounce words in the featured language, or lessons on grammar.
The languages featured on the channel include Azerbaijani, Croatian, Czech, Georgian, Hebrew, Indonesian, Mongolian, Polish, Serbian, Somali, Vietnamese, and Wolof

The YouTube channel Bahador Alast features videos discussing the similarities between different languages. The channel started in August 2013 and has 189 videos. It has 270,000 subscribers. Some of the topics covered by the videos include the similarities between Urdu and Azerbaijani, the similarities between Turkish and Kazakh, and the similarities between Persian and Azerbaijani. The videos also challenge viewers to see if they can understand different dialects of Persian and Armenian.

Language Beat is a YouTube channel that helps viewers learn Azerbaijani. The channel started in July 2014 and has 709 videos. It also has 15,400 subscribers. The channel's lessons are aimed at beginners and cover topics such as Azerbaijani phrases and vocabulary.

The YouTube channel WikiWikiup is a channel about the Azeri language and culture. The channel started in 2013 and has 84,532 videos. The channel has 91,900 subscribers. The channel covers topics such as the Old Azeri language, the languages of Azerbaijan, the Udi language, demographics of Azerbaijan, Iranian Azerbaijanis, the Sulkovian dialect, the Constitution of Azerbaijan, Mirza Ibrahimov, Azerbaijani traditional clothing, the Khakas language, Azerbaijanis in Russia, the Talysh people, the Tat people (Iran), Mammed Said Ordubadi, the Tsez language, The Land of Fire, theatre in Azerbaijan, medicine in Azerbaijan, Azerbaijani peacekeeping forces, and politics of Azerbaijan.

Nara Langsvilla started her YouTube channel in January of 2017. The channel is focused on helping others learn the Azerbaijani language. As of right now, the channel has 162 videos with many subscribers. The topics of the videos range from learning Azerbaijani vocabulary to Azerbaijani cooking verbs. Nara is very dedicated to her channel and is always coming up with new and interesting ways to teach the Azerbaijani language.