20 Unbelievable Facts About Turkey

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[@Turkishle]

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[@burakdonjuan]

We certainly do not ride camels. In fact, 90% of Turkish people have never even seen a camel in their life. I am 24 years old and I have been living in Turkey since I was born and I have never seen a camel in my life. Also, there is no desert in Turkey. 😂

[@gokhanguler8107]

I saw zoo in the Bursa.

[@hal-dt8jr]

@Leonardo Viegas did u see it at turkey?

[@attilamert6973]

You guys keep mentioning it and people start believing it

[@attilamert6973]

@Leonardo Viegas Tourist attractions

[@natsuota1424]

Arabs who have not seen camel

[@BARONWODENRIC]

As a Turk, I prefer flying carpets rather than camels since they're way faster.

[@Turkishle]

same!!

[@Sakura-zr8ib]

😂

[@susan2043]

Yes, my carpet is called Turkish Airlines 🇹🇷

[@milliyetci5672]

@@Turkishle dude wtf at 0.7 .. that camel scene is from arabia, not Turkey.. why you put this on beginning intro of Turkey, are you stupid??.. dislike

[@mohammedusmanmufti5311]

@@milliyetci5672 lmao 😂😂💀💀

[@brtkrstakgl]

The most confusing information for foreigners: Turkey is not an Arab country. Turkey is a Turkic country like Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. And we can't speak Arabic, we speak Turkish, a Turkic language.

[@amnahalsultany6020]

You do speak Arabic almost 50% of the language is Arabic itself

[@53Freestyler]

@@amnahalsultany6020 max 10% words like selamun aleykum, inshallah, mashallah, dünya, hayat etc. its more a religion connection.. Turkey is not an arab country its a fact

[@brtkrstakgl]

There are more Persian words than Arabic. But it makes up 30% of our language. There are also Turkic equivalents of words of Arabic/Persian origin. For example: Turkic - Arabic/Persian - English yıl - sene - year ad - isim - name esenlik - selam/merhaba - hello/hi sözcük - kelime - word kara - siyah - black etc.

[@53Freestyler]

@@brtkrstakgl if 30% why i dont understand arabic/persian people? Its max 10%. I speak 3 languages fluently btw.

[@amnahalsultany6020]

@Sigun i never spreaded fake infos i live in turkey and I hear Arabic words all the time most of you guys speeches to be honest but okay..

[@mightrox]

Happy 29th Of October Turkey!

[@bulutolsam9505]

Thank you ❤

[@esc2909]

Thank you 🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@aliy.6945]

Eyvallah (thanks)

[@asliounov]

Ty :)

[@damla7271]

Thank youuu

[@travelinrob406]

I probably knew 16 out of the 20, however I just returned from a trip to Turkey a couple of weeks ago. Turkey exceeded my expectations- one of the most interesting places I've travelled to!

[@Sedef2003]

Why is it interesting

[@Nobody-yx8og]

I as a Turk, I knew most of them but not 16 out of 20.

[@damlagur3047]

People who say "Turks ride camels" are absolutely illiterate or they are trying to offend us Turks. How can you not know this? Are you living in a cage? If yes, my apologies.

[@lesliestrout5121]

One of my favorite things to do in Turkey is to drink Turkish tea-love the little glasses and how the tea pot is made so you can decide just how strong you want it! I also think that the Americans ruined Turkish delight by making it into jellybeans-nothing like the real thing! Can't wait til I can return to Turkey; love your country!

[@meimikadzuki7149]

You are always welcomed 💖💖

[@afrin5526]

I love Turkeyy😍😍🇹🇷The dramas of turkey is at another level 😍 Insha Allah one day I'll visit Turkey ❤️ Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩❤️🇹🇷

[@wikihamilton2327]

You have a lovely tone in your voice. Easy to listen to.

[@Amir53The]

she speaks with turkish accent. she needs to improve herself.

[@stefano_etrusco]

The story about turkey’s name (the bird) coming from the country’s name, despite the fact that it wasn’t actually Turkish, reminds me that in Italian we call maize “granturco” (Turkish wheat) because when it arrived from the Americas it was common to call “Turkish” all foreign goods.

[@mergenhan2053]

the name of the bird comes from the language sloth of Europe. the bird that goes to European through Turkiye is called the Turk bird by european. over time, it turns into turkey. the real name of Turkey comes from Italian. turchia>türkiye

[@stefano_etrusco]

@@mergenhan2053 The name of the bird is not generically European, but specifically English. In Italian it's called tacchino, in French dinde, in Spanish pavo, and so on.

[@mergenhan2053]

@@stefano_etrusco i correct as English speaking europeans.

[@trajansdailysalad2462]

One unbelievable fact about turkey: if you count ottomans as turkey, they are the second country to legalize homosexuality in the world in mid 19th century after france. It was not penalized if you have a document stating your sexuality, and state ensured your safety by law in urban areas.

[@patatizm7710]

Turkish people believe that there was no homosexuality in ottomans. Because they believe what other people say. And school doesnt teach you most of the things about ottomans. It is only things that goverment wants. Like evolution getting deleted from student books.

[@patatizm7710]

Almost 10 police attacked a 18 years old girl in pride walk. Because they believe that it is not bad if you do it to lgbt or lgbt ally people.

[@GeTTo...609]

This information is incorrect

[@irem.ilayda.amalia]

​@@GeTTo...609no its true

[@almandomuzsurat582]

Maybe one additional fact about Turkeye: Many countries from far away like USA, Germany, France, Great Britain, Russia, Italy, Canada etc. etc. travelled with their armed forces to the backyard of Turkey and conducted direct or indirect wars in Syria, Irak or Afganistan and flooded Turkey with actually more than 5,2 Million of war-refugees. All These war-initiator countries deny to receive any kind of refugees and leave Turkey alone with this huge problem. Even UNHCR is quiet and plays the "Three Monkeys". What a unbeliable great shame on the world-community!

[@opillez]

its called türkiye if youre trying yo say the Turkish of it

[@monikaivancikova8711]

Wow Thank for the video - very interesting. If I am not mistaking, also very rare Black Roses are growing in Turkey (Halfeti)

[@selinkarakus2686]

yes you're right!!

[@alifachang5117]

Happy Repiblic Day! I knew 18 out of the 20 facts!! Can't wait to visit Turkey again, in sha Allah!

[@damla6deniz5]

İnşallah :)

[@freepalestinanow]

happy ottoman day

[@christineholliday4564]

Great video! I've been to Turkey twice for extended stays. Starting in Istanbul & traveling to the Hatay region (Antakya & Samandagi). I loved all of it! I knew some of these facts. But, I learned a few more here... Tesekkur Ederim! 💕🙏💕🙏

[@damla6deniz5]

Bir şey değil :) Not at all. Umarim yanlis yazmamisimdir

[@christineholliday4564]

@@damla6deniz5 💕🙏💕🙏

[@mertozcelik8249]

I have been living in samandağ since I born. Here have so many places to visit Primarily The worlds' second longest beach and so many historical areas and I happy for you loved it

[@christineholliday4564]

@@mertozcelik8249 Rica Ederim. You are most welcome. Do you know the family in Samandagi with the last name of Bent?

[@mertozcelik8249]

@@christineholliday4564 Actually I do not know anyone last name bent maybe they are living in other side of samandağ

[@S.Yucel1962]

People all over the world eat yogurt, its name is the same everywhere. Yoghurt is a Turkish food and an original Turkish word. The word börek is just like yoghurt.

[@birbzz122]

i already knew all of them 😃 Greetings from Pakistan 😃😃😃

[@withofbety]

🙌

[@tmarcel1594]

Thank you for sharing outstanding facts about your country. Turkey's history always amazes me. Something you said about coffee being introduced by Turkey 🇹🇷 is a fact that I was aware of. As a matter of fact I relate to that part of Turkey's history, a history that also belong to Ethiopia and Austria. Or we can say Africa, Europe & Asia came together around the coffee bean. Do you know that Ethiopians introduced coffee to the Turks, who in return introduced to Austria? The Turks actually introduced coffee to Europe, via Austria by accident.

[@Turkishle]

How many of these facts did you know before watching this video? 😎🇹🇷

[@nabilalhami1681]

1) The fact that Istanbul is considered a intercontinental city. 2) Coffee (Kahve) being introduced to Italy (in greater extent Europe) by Ottomans. So, qahwa to Kahve to cafe to coffee 3) Republic of Turkey being one of the earliest countries to introduce women's rights (especially in voting). These are the facts I knew about Turkey before watching this video.

[@hypell0]

I knew 10 things! Amazing facts from an amazing country. The people there are the most cosmopolitan.

[@AliBaba-1991]

Merhaba 🙏 నేను ఇంత వరకూ Turkey ను ప్రత్యక్షంగా చూడలేదు. కానీ... ఇప్పుడు Turkey అంటే చాలా ఇష్టం. ముఖ్యంగా ఇస్తాంబుల్ సిటీ ని చాలా చాలా ప్రేమిస్తున్నాను. I LOVE iSTANBUL city ❤️🙏💐 ఎందుకంటే... ఇస్తాంబుల్ సిటీ లోని సముద్రం మధ్య మధ్యలో ఉన్న గలాటా టవర్, వ్రేలాడే వంతెన, ఇంకా బీచ్ అందాలు....వాటి దగ్గర లో ఆహారం కోసం కిల కిలా రావాలతో శబ్ధం చేస్తూ ఎగురుతున్న పక్షుల గుంపూ, అందమైన పచ్చని చెట్లతో సుదీర్ఘంగా సాగిపోయే విదంగా నిర్మించిన రహదార్లు, అక్కడి భవనాల నిర్మాణ శైలి నన్ను ఎంతగానో ఆకట్టుకున్నాయి. ఇంకా ఇస్తాంబుల్ సిటీ లోని తేనీరు దానిని తయారు చేసే విధానం, కప్పు లో పైన వచ్చే బురుగు ఉన్న కాఫీ, ఇంకా చెప్పాలంటే బ్లూ మసీదు, రాత్రి పూట నీలం రంగు కాంతులలో ధగ ధగా మెరిసిపోతూ కనపడే వ్రేలాడే వంతెన దాని మీద చీమలు బారులు తీరినట్లు సాగిపోయే వాహనాలు ఇవన్నీ ఇస్తాంబుల్ సిటీ ని చాలా చాలా అందంగా కనపడేటట్లు చేస్తున్నాయి. ఇవన్నీ నేను ప్రత్యక్షంగా చూడలేదు. కానీ, మీ tv series లలో వచ్చిన అద్భుతమైన కథనాలతో కూడిన KARA SEVDA, YAMIN, MIRACLE shows లో వాటిని చూశాను. అందుకే i love iSTANBUL ❤️🌹🙏🙂 Turkey ISLAM దేశమైనా అక్కడి ప్రజల జీవన విధానం ఎంతో ఆధునికత తో కూడి ఉన్నట్లు గా అనిపిస్తుంది. అంత ఆధునికంగా ఉన్నా కూడా అన్ని దేశాలలో మాదిరిగా మహిళ లకు పెద్దగా స్వాతంత్య్రం లేదనిపిస్తుంది. 😢

[@raahimaperacha8127]

I knew 11 of them before the video

[@lesfleurs9781]

I know about 90% of what you said about Turkey.

[@praiseworthyz]

Definitely learning everyday I didn't know that Turkish people don't celebrate Christmas 🤷🤷Love from South Africa 🇿🇦.

[@user74359]

we don't need your love

[@praiseworthyz]

@@user74359 okay

[@kukualdulimy3699]

Thanks bro

[@gldwve8144]

We don't celebrate Christmas because we are not Christian but we celebrate New Year.

[@ranathesaladuwu8160]

Thank you so much! :D 💙💜

[@adamcevik2137]

I would like to tell Pakistani people that we are not going to be a Islamic state and we will continue being a secular state and long live Ataturk🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@susan2043]

Good for you! Happy Republic Day, Türkiye!

[@bulutolsam9505]

@@susan2043 Thank you 💖💖💖💖💖

[@abdullahmalik2385]

Ignore those pakistani dear, happy Republic day to you!!!

[@abdullahmalik2385]

@Red Man chorho na yr kis se behs krrahy ho, inki naslon ko Europe ki hawa lagchuki hai, humara kya kaam hai bolna

[@umerzaibkhan88]

@Red Man this is exactly what i said above he thinks that we pakistani are dying for turks well maybe some are but not everyone he also thinks he is better than us bc of their secularism

[@sotusakr780]

İstanbul and ÇANAKKALE are the only cities which are located in both continents

[@islamicemirateofjapan5361]

Çanakkale's city center belongs to Asia.

[@fatimasiddiqui1585]

Really interesting facts! I love Turkey

[@abdurrahman_z]

Someone: Noway that Turkish coffee is from Turkey! Turks: that's true

[@enlightenedmystery9019]

What about cigarettes and "smoking like a Turk"? Was expecting that :)

[@ezielinska702]

In Poland people say the same: "Smoking like a Turk" 😀

[@mertcelik1002]

Yessir I can approve that by myself. We smoke so hard

[@negunduznegece7081]

@@ezielinska702 kzbin.infoWjAuegjEPrE?feature=share

[@ezielinska702]

@@negunduznegece7081 😁 So, in Italy people say the same 😆

[@ashina8845]

it's from french i think and spread around the world. Ottomans and the french had an alliance during the reign of suleiman

[@JohannaNazareen1225]

Let me tell you some things about Turkey and turkish people. The towns are sooo clean, the people are sooo clean in compare to Europe and US. Their men do respect woman. I've never been insulted by a turkish men. They actualy respected me much more then other men in other countries. They never touched me without my permition. They never asumed that they can just impose themselves even if they dont know am I single or maried(I m maried) but it was like that even whilst I was single. Turks take care of animals. They feed cats and dogs in the streets, they respect their mothers, family is sacred to them. They're hardworking and they gave woman right to vote a long time before christian world countries. They protect children. I sugest to all people to meet good, honest people of Turkey, those every day people. You will be pleasantly surprized. And no, you do not have to cover yourself, you will not be disrespected, as matter afact many touristic countries should learn from Turkey. They are great hoasts. I allways feel like home there

[@izzatkhan2771]

Happy belated 29 October 🇹🇷❤

[@princeadam5705]

Thank you very much we appreciate all your efforts.

[@nabilalhami1681]

Thanks for the video. It's been a while since I have seen videos from this channel. Like always, it seems like the team is expanding day by day.

[@90kidd08]

as a turkish follower, i'd really like to see a video about gokturk alphabet on this channel.

[@ozanhardwork520]

Bilerek mi çöl üstünde deve 🐪 koydunuz videonun başlangıcına anlamıyorum gerçekten yani

[@negunduznegece7081]

resmen sinir krizi dislike atalım

[@Turkishle]

Evet bilerek koyduk. 5. maddeyi izleyin lütfen - 1:31 :)

[@milliyetci5672]

@@Turkishle dislike

[@elemparador]

@@Turkishle e bi dislike hakettin o zaman

[@negunduznegece7081]

@@Turkishle saçmalık yanlış bir algı oluşturuyorsunuz.

[@robenjean1727]

From Haiti🇭🇹 Thank you very much !

[@shirzevor]

Knew a lot of these facts because I am a lover of Türkiye and have visited and studied this lovely place

[@aprilmayjune3060]

I love to drink tea in turkey, because of it's glass shape 😍

[@aborjinovski6127]

i wonder where are the pakistani people ? they probably gone after saw woman can vote in turkey

[@h.h.a9728]

Lovely to see you care so much about pakistani people.

[@aborjinovski6127]

​@@h.h.a9728 we hate them

[@adamcevik2137]

Pakistani: we love u Turkey and we love Erdogan !!!!! Turkish: we love Ataturk and yaşasın cumhuriyet yaşasın demokrasi

[@youthinkimweird]

There are secular and Ataturk lover pakistanis too.

[@negunduznegece7081]

😂😂 True

[@jane-il3qs]

@@youthinkimweird we hope so

[@umerzaibkhan88]

why do turks feel like every pakistani love them trust me i would hate you more than you hate me. You are the one who thinks that secularism and western culture is above god and religion. No Matter how much you adopt western culture they will never accept you !!!get this through your head

[@Bombogor]

@@umerzaibkhan88 Which God .You know there are plenty of them . Which religion ? Also there are plenty of them.A good state will serve citizens regardless of their beliefs and will not discriminate one who believe a different God. You are a selfish person with no respect to others beliefs.

[@janugur2241]

Literally Unbelievable fact about Turkey: The Economy is just percect 👌

[@rickgrimes44]

And Turkey is not arab or Persian Turkey İs turkic And Turkey not İslamic country turkey is Secular

[@selcuk32adana]

islamic country with a secular government dude

[@rickgrimes44]

@@selcuk32adana Secular but İslamic goverment

[@freethinker9630]

turkey is islamic country , but different sect from form saudi arabia

[@rickgrimes44]

@@freethinker9630 no turkey is Secular not İslamic country

[@echo10es]

@@freethinker9630 no!!!

[@ChrisJClark-ih2oo]

Fact 21: Turkey's lineage traces back to central asia

[@ChrisJClark-ih2oo]

@TNSFP turkey 🇹🇷 has an asian side but, greek and arab is a signficant admixture

[@ChrisJClark-ih2oo]

@TNSFP oh, so north east asia?

[@furkangokhasan8893]

@TNSFP Actually, Turks have a diverse phenotype because they spread all around the world. Turks in North Asia has slanted eyes while Turks in South Asia has not. Some Turks has blue eyes while some has not. Phenotype is related to where you live and how you evolve over time. Turks in Türkiye are originated at Siberia just like other Turkic tribes and they settled in Central Asia known as Türkistan. Turks settled in Central Asia longer than Siberia so, Turkic tribes have Central Asian genes. After Mongol invasion, they moved to Anatolia. They mixed with persians and greeks but they still has Central Asian genes. 65% of the Turkiye's population have Central Asian genes like J2 and R1b. So, we related to Turkic tribes in the Central Asia. No one can change that.

[@enesnok]

Fact 22: Even though turkish lineage supposedly traces back to central asia, DNA results showed that turkish people only got 30% Central Asian DNA at maximum, majority of the DNA comes from native anatolians.

[@furkangokhasan8893]

@TNSFP KZbin videos cannot be counted as a proof. Maybe all the owners of that videos are mostly persian and greek. There are 36 ethnic races in Türkiye. I don't reject this fact. But saying "We are Turkified persians and greeks." is a funny nonsense.

[@MegaAli213]

From a brother in California America, you are very beautiful, and funny, I love your sense of humor. And by the way, I am moving to Istanbul and can't wait to experience Turkey, inshaa Allah.

[@berkvid]

2:55 Turkey has Christian Turks as well, just saying.

[@bintmusa1212]

I knew abt hasselnuts . Nutella uses Turkish hesselnuts for their product

[@cikolatatv4118]

As a turkish I like it

[@alisonscreen]

Love.turkey and the.turkish people met the love of my life in turkey.he is Turkish been together 23 years

[@ItsTreen]

Interesting facts I never knew!

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

You have a lovely accent. Great to learn more abouy turkey.

[@guzelsooso1157]

Love turkey ❤🇹🇷, my favourite country.

[@albertrynkowski3599]

Ne kadar güzel bir kadın ya

[@gabrielschwarz8761]

Prawda abi

[@albertrynkowski3599]

@@gabrielschwarz8761 genellikle "Prawda, brat!" diyoz. Lehçede "Brat" abi demek ;) Polonyadan selam olsun ağa.

[@eliasbb7787]

думаю знаете русский. Твой язык похоже на русском да или нет? хотел узнать польский 😂

[@DeusEx1977]

I knew the majority of these, but I grew up in Germany, where I had several Turkish friends growing up. I have always wanted to visit Turkey, but unfortunately it just hasn't worked out that way for me yet.

[@kadircanyldran1849]

guy we got dessert not desert please teach that shit in all europe as a geographical info :D

[@zeynepbaloglu8070]

YESSS SOMEONE HAD TO SAY THAT.

[@stefanveleski333]

Lovely video. However I dispute point 3. This is not because there is another city that is built astride two continents, but because "Europe" and "Asia" are not real continents in the geographic sense of the word. It is merely Eurasia. Although it is patently obvious that the word "Eurasia" is a portmanteau of two pre-existing terms and while it is thought that Europe and Asia may be separate tectonic plates, nobody quite knows if this is so and where the overlap is, and likewise, the Bosporus forming a contour is purely arbitrary, just as the eastern limits of "Europe" have shifted over time and according to source. Here is why "Europe" has no fewer than six nominated midpoints stretching from Hungary (south) to Lithuania (north), not quite Frankfurt! The general response is that Europe and Asia are "geopolitical entities", but apart from this being a departure from continents, it is simply the case that "Europe" is somebody's fantasy based on exceptionalism, while "Asia" merely represents the remainder. In real terms in means nothing.

[@hadiyaa7454]

This video is really good , but sorry to say the largest number of mosques are in India 800,000 so india has the largest number of mosques in the world

[@furkangokhasan8893]

Mosque per capita*

[@emaanjaved4972]

Great work ..keep doing

[@shahzaibmemon9295]

Pakistan'da insanlar çok çay içer ama çay sütle pişirilir.

[@kimene3695]

Çayı sütle içme adeti ingilizlerden gelme aslen

[@meralozdemir551]

@@kimene3695 Hayır. ingilizler sömürge döneminde Hintlilderden almıştır bu alışkanlığı.

[@brandykinney4875]

@@meralozdemir551 no they originally tea making in China our people s bealive that

[@or-o7t]

SO interesting facts

[@haziqhaidzir]

Türkiye without tea is not Türkiye

[@Turkishle]

Haha exactly! 🙌

[@francoisangeloobrero2302]

Fact 22: turkish men are among the most handsome at least to me

[@yigitefeanimasyon5497]

Thanks

[@السبر-ر6ش]

sorry if im wrong but isnt that tepe is where the new turkish series atiye plays?

[@bulutolsam9505]

Yes, Göbeklitepe.

[@meryemrabiabalkaya46]

02:52 I just love her for saying this. No usual thing to be brave enough to do in these times. ::

[@juliennej1684]

Excellent video. Thank you. I got 12 out of 20

[@abdullahmalik2385]

Turkishle team we want more videos with nihan, she speaks very good and her way of presenting is mühteşim!!!

[@negunduznegece7081]

Bro Muhteşem

[@abdullahmalik2385]

@@negunduznegece7081 tamam muhteşem!!!🙂

[@dute3272]

That intro is amazing guys!

[@kimjongun3890]

We celebrate Christmas..

[@Soulfulreader786]

One thing common in all dramas is kahveh and chai 😁😁

[@koolio6760]

Kahve Çay*

[@Kemalist411]

For those who don't understand, Türkiye is not an Arab country. We have never seen a camel in our lives, and they do not exist in the desert in our country. And when you take a good look at Turkey, you realize that it is a beautiful country.

[@Somali1971]

You should add it that Turkish Bazaar market was the first shopping centre or mall in the world.

[@fishcakez]

im turkish and i barely knew any of these lmao. great content !

[@lulilo6426]

Love Turkiye!!!!❤️❤️

[@kadircanyldran1849]

because i have sended 4 guys from england to the zoo directly who askes for camels as a first question where are the camels :D

[@wayanseniati8497]

Could you please include some subtitles in your video? It will be more helpful, thank you in advance

[@OrcunBolcal]

Istanbul is not the only city which is on 2 continents. Çanakkale is also on 2 continents.

[@islamicemirateofjapan5361]

Çanakkale's city center belongs to Asia.

[@OrcunBolcal]

@@islamicemirateofjapan5361 And Istanbul's city center belongs to Europe. But still counted as on 2 continents.

[@Bharathi-hp4vq]

Before watching this video I heard that in turkey public treat the animals very kindly, cats are popular in turkey, chicken with milk dessert are famous their and also parents cover their new born child/children with salt water to protect from evil.

[@bayomendy9953]

Am very happy to your lessons online thanks

[@janao6345]

where can I find the lessons? Are the on KZbin?

[@Knockturnall1]

Well, don't forget that turkey was a christian nation before it got Islamaized. but that is now part of turkey's history.

[@kamrulhuda6976]

Informative video.....

[@susan2043]

1 got 15 out of 20, do I get a free trip to Turkey?

[@imtiazwookey4343]

Turkey sen seviyorum

[@godabandonedmesoibecameaba8984]

just saying for information sen-i seviyorum (i love you) o-nu seviyorum (i love it) o-nlar-ı seviyorum (i love them) sizi seviyorum (polite you or plural pronoun like saying "you guys") o-nlar-ı seviyorum (i love them)

[@young_thug001-t8t]

@@godabandonedmesoibecameaba8984 who needs Turk ? ☠😂

[@surajkokate8802]

Great work 🙏from India🇮🇳

[@Enes_Acar]

ulan turist gibi ben gezemiyorum kendi ülkemde bu haksızlık .

[@liftalya5306]

Did not catch number 17. What was it?

[@mustafaturgut5947]

Deve güreştirmenin popüler olduğundan haberim yoktu.

[@Pedro-lp2kj]

omg i love her voice :)))

[@dankahraman354]

Turkey is from Turquoise which is blue the colour of the stone Turks used lavishly as adornments. French 'pierre turquoise,' or “Turkish stone."..There is a great deal of reference to "Gok" among the Turks which is sky and that sky is blue. For example The Gokturks or "Sky Turks" once again blue being the underlying colour. Ironically the stone was highly prized amongst the Aztec and Mayan people. The Navajo have a lake in Arizona called Havasupai which means sky blue lake...again the colour blue..a soft sky blue or turquoise,

[@naman6491]

When it comes to Turkish Delight, there area lot of people who literally thinks that its meat covered in snow.

[@GillianTindal]

Very interesting . We have a few borrowed words from Turkish in Hindi but we pronounce them slightly differently . It’s great to find an occasional similar word You say Ask we say Isqh Dost - friend Kiraya - rent

[@damla6deniz5]

Bir turk olmama ragmen kiraya ne demek bilmiyorum

[@zulalbebek]

@@damla6deniz5 "kira" demek istemiş, "kiraya vermek"ten almış kelimeyi

[@lbengisul]

These words are arabic not turkish

[@Soulfulreader786]

Where did u get this knowledge from..lol These are similar words from Persian and urdu not Hindi Love in Hindi is prem Friend in Hindi is mitr Rent in Hindi is bhada

[@aisecream3458]

@@Soulfulreader786 hey aap kai se ho?

[@beyzanur.0]

I watched this video while drinking my tea hahahhaha

[@dinozdds]

1- our economy is trash 2- the economy 3- economy sucks

[@_callmeifyougetlost]

as a half türk, i knew all of these facts 😭

[@AriaUser]

I'm turkish

[@charly2126]

I❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@B13.B13]

Arkadaşlar yanlış algıları değiştimeye çalışıyoruz siz başlangıca çöl üstünde deveye binmiş berberileri koyuyorsunuz.. Ayrıca artık kimse bizi çölde deve üstünde geziyor sanmıyor bunu koymanız çok gereksizdi.. Çin seddinin Türk akınlarına karşı yapıldığnı, kavimler göçüne bizim neden olduğumuzu, Türklerin aslında nereden geldiğini vs vs bazı tarihsel gerçekleri koyabilirdiniz. Çok aceleye gelmiş ve başka videolardan toplama bir çalışma olmuş bu sefer beğenmedim.

[@Turkishle]

Videoda anlatacağımız bilgilere atıf yaptık aslında introda, o yüzden deve videosu var. Videodaki 5. maddeyi(1:31) izlerseniz bizim de o algıyı değiştirmeye çalıştırdığımızı göreceksiniz.

[@B13.B13]

@@Turkishle videoyu izlemeden mi yorum yaptım sandınız? İzledim 5. maddeyi de, hepsini de. Sanırım yazdıklarımı dikkatle okumadınız açayım biraz daha, artık kimse bizi çölde deve üstünde geziyor sanmıyor bu maddeye zaten gerek yoktu ve başa koymanız videonun tamamını izlemeyenlerde yanlış bir izlenim bırakıyor diyorum ve yorumlardan okuduğum kadarıyla yalnız değilim.

[@emirhan3922]

@@Turkishle bu kanalın tek amacı pakistanlılara yaranmak galiba? Veya araplara attıkları yorumları görüyoruz prim veriyorsunuz hepsine

[@bushra188]

Aslinda malesef dunyada birsuru insan develerle gezdigimizi saniyor... iyi olmus

[@tohuwabohu2301]

Interesting video, thank you so much! But I think the fact about the right of women to vote is a bit confusing. 1934 is quiet early, but there were lots of countries who had already granted women‘s suffrage in Europe like the UK, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Albania, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Poland, Germany, Austria, Latvia, Estonia.. and also some states of the US.

[@missMediaChick]

All of the provinces in Canada had granted women the right to vote by the end of 1922. 😊🇨🇦

[@loisavci3382]

American women got the vote in 1920, but women in some Western states voted even before then.

[@ashina8845]

it was not for all women though, for most western countries it was for widows only

[@yigitefeanimasyon5497]

@@missMediaChick 🇨🇦♥️🇹🇷

[@emirhan4262]

Woman had already rights, but in ottoman there was some stupid leaders

[@liftalya5306]

No nutella without Turkey! Lol.

[@rouriders]

I want to find new friends in turkey... can't think of a way to do so online!😶

[@elemparador]

I can help you practice Turkish.

[@rouriders]

@@elemparador that would be so helpfull!!

[@rouriders]

@@aaaa-id8ei not a social media butterfly I guess hehe any suggestions?

[@gaeworm]

You got discord? We can talk there if you want. I can speak English fluently, so I would have no issue talking. I’m a girl btw.

[@rouriders]

@@aaaa-id8ei gonna contact your insta.

[@011erhan]

Fact 3: İstanbul is NOT the only city in the world that joins Europe and Asia. You, as a Turk should know it better (in middle and high scholl geography lessons). How 'bout city of Çanakkale or I should say Dardanelles and Gallipoli Peninsula (Dardenelles Strait). İstanbul is known more, because of her popularity.

[@pardismousavi6355]

Love from Iran💕

[@fswolfsie1250]

sorry,but the hat is actually morrocan. that s why morrocco is called in turkish fes

[@whygokhan5346]

This is true

[@Raze_the_Void]

As a turkey person this is true lol😂

[@emy_2510]

I knew that Istanbul is the only capital situated on two continents and the Mount Ararat theory, everything else? Colour me surprised. Tulips, jelly beans was the most interesting to me.

[@gravelmeri]

Istanbul is not the capital tho :) It's Ankara.

[@emy_2510]

@@gravelmeri ah yes. Just a slip :) was thinking Constantinople Byzatium vibes