7 Turkish Accents!

I think we all agree that Turkish is a beautiful language. But it differs from region to region. Have you ever wondered what people living in the Black Sea Region sound like? or people from Thrace Region? Well, let's figure it out together in this video of me trying to speak in 7 different Turkish dialects! Enjoy! Which of these accents have you heard before? Let us know in the comments below!
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⏱️*Timestamps*
00:00 - Beginning
01:20 - Standart Turkish
01:35 - Kastamonu Dialect
01:52 - Black Sea Dialect
02:47 - Thrace Dialect
03:44 - Urfa Dialect
04:41 - Ankara Dialect
05:15 - Adana Dialect
I've tried my best to imitate the dialects, however, I'm still far from perfect :((
To prepare for this video, I watched a lot of interviews of people who live in the regions that I want to learn the dialect of. The sentences I say in the video are from those interviews.
I also noticed that in some dialects, I've chosen only aggressive, rude expressions, and sentences. However, it doesn't mean that people living in that city or region are rude or angry. They are all lovely people and you can be sure that you'll be treated better in Anatolian cities 😊
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[@Turkishle]

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[@roxanneoshaughnessy9804]

Doğma büyüme İrlandalıyım. Şu anda Türkçe öğreniyorum.. Bunu bizimle paylaştığınız için Çok teşekkür ederim. Çok faydalıydı İrlanda'dan selamlar!

[@Karagozesr]

Türkçe yazma 5 yıldız , maşallah.

[@englishnovels]

Çok güzel öğrenmişsiniz

[@roxanneoshaughnessy9804]

@@Karagozesr Yorumunuz için sağ olun :)

[@roxanneoshaughnessy9804]

@@englishnovels Kıymetli yorumunuz için sağ olun. Türkçe öğrenmekten keyif alıyorum :)

Abi sende bizi yemiyon demi :D

[@chalimprabowobudidarmawan2202]

I’ve been living in Izmir for 6 years and I heard almost every dialects you’re saying. The hardest one to understand is Urfa and Diyarbakir. Some Adana too but I’m living in Buca part of Izmir so some of people are speaking like that too here . Good work

[@Turkishle]

Thanks Chalim!

[@barisevsen]

People in Izmir sound like they are speaking Turkish while drunk

[@ordinarygamer4817]

We say Gevrek instead of Simit

[@ricardodiaz524]

@@ordinarygamer4817 😑😑😑

[@craftah]

because Urfa and Diyarbakir are Kurdish not Turkish

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

LOl I prefer standard! The others sounded like a comedy show...

[@atlayoguz8284]

Ye that's kinda why we find it funny to when someone talks with a hard dialect. There is a whole dialect humour concept

[@apersiannihilist5632]

@@atlayoguz8284 the best turkish dialect is in Van , it sounds like persian and thats why I love it

[@denizmustafa2477]

All the Turkish accent imitations are like how older people might speak, actually no one speaks like that.

[@rdenizzz]

I can understand the preference but how you say that other accents are “comedy shows” are a bit belittling. Considering the fact that accents are part of culture and diversity, your tone sounded more like an insult!

[@burakburak4349]

thats because hes trying to do accent comedy..accents or standart turkish are not like that, only in movies maybe.

[@mariakhan4254]

I'm from India and I'm here after watching 6 episodes of Hercai because I noticed a slight change in their accent as compared to the other shows I have watched. For example they say Ağa with a sound of G in it. And usually I've heard turkish people say Ağa with a silent ğ. Also there's a sound of 'kh' when they say 'k.' For example usually I'd hear Çıkıyoruz with a sound of clear K. And in Hercai everyone says it like Çıkhıyoruz, with a sound of 'kh.' And now I'm going crazy because I'm not able to explain myself clearly so I'll just leave it here. 🤣

[@zxnith8461]

If you watch Kırmızı Oda, there are people from every accent that come and speak to a doctor, who speaks Istanbul's accent. And everyone from the east says k as kh

[@englishnovels]

Wow your ear hears very good 👍

[@mariakhan4254]

@@zxnith8461 i haven't watched that show but yeah that's what i was talking about

[@mariakhan4254]

@@englishnovels 😂

[@mariakhan4254]

@@dzevadbayraktar322 yeah i have seen that e which you're talking about, azerbaijani ppl use it. i didn't know the silent g is an invention and the original one's not silent. i believed the opposite lol

[@ummeaswad7330]

I heard karadeniz accent in a turkish series "Sen Anlat Karadeniz". And i just loved it.

[@ganavur7448]

the blacksea accent that you hear in series really sucks. I'm from the blacksea region and I laugh whenever I hear a black sea accent in a series

[@raconreisvladalemdar9490]

Thats good accent..

[@kerimlaz61]

@@ganavur7448 the blacksean accent that this guy is doing sucks too.

[@bihterziyagil3993]

Gelme ülkeme

[@nonamenoproblem-mf8cf]

oi yeah,and "yeni gelin"is my fav.🙃

[@yorgunsamuray]

E bu Trakya değil Ege olmuş beya!

[@mucahidcandan]

Aynen ya

[@user-cg4uz5sp7d]

Kardeş ayvalık aksani falan gibi düşün😂

[@yorgunsamuray]

@@user-cg4uz5sp7d ya da şu Eyvah Eyvah filmindeki.

[@goraX413]

Trakyalı olmayıp Trakya ağzını becerebilen daha görmedim.

[@sracgokcem5372]

trakyalı olmayanlar mümkünse şive takliti yapmasın hiç olmuyor.

[@Turkishle]

Selamlar arkadaşlar, bunu videoda belirttim fakat gelen yorumlar üzerine buraya da yazmak istedim. Benim "Farklı şehirlerin veya bölgelerin ağzını harika şekilde taklit ediyorum, orda yaşayan insanlar gibi konuşuyorum" diye bir iddiam yok ve bunu da videonun en başında belirtiyorum. Elimden geldiğince doğru taklit etmeye çalışıp, Türkçe öğrenenlere bir fikir vermeye çalıştım fakat tabii ki, gerçek bir Adanalı ya da Ankaralı gibi konuşamam tahmin edebileceğiniz üzere. Eğer yaptığım taklitleri kötü buluyorsanız, yalnızca 'kötü yapmışsın' yazmak yerine, o şehrin ağzının doğru şekilde konuşulduğu bir video bulup link verebilirsiniz, bu sayede doğrusunu görmüş olurlar 👍🏼

[@leonardofonseca4598]

Seni tebrik ederim, dostum, çok komik bir video, bunu bizimle paylaştığın için teşekkür ederim, Brezilya'da yaşıyorum, Rio de Janeiro'dan selamlar.

[@kursatkhu8041]

dostum çabanı takdir ediyorum. biraz da eski video farkındayım ama örnekleri filmler diziler üzerinden ya da diğer youtuberlar üzerinden gösterseydin çok daha faydalı olacağını ve çok daha bakış açısı genişletici olduğuna inanıyorum

[@cihancihan3441]

Yapma bir daha trrek

[@pelininstyle]

Harika olmus

[@golgem1]

Bence çok güzel olmuş.Trabzon‘luyum.Vallah Cook Güzel yaptın. 🧿 bende Almanya’da yaşıyorum.küçük çocuğumun Türkçesi çok kötü.onlara Türkçe öğrenebilecekleri video ararken geldim buralara.Keşke Almanca Türkçe olsaymış.büyüğüm biraz anlıyor. Ama küçük İngilizcesi çok yok. Başarılar

[@elizabethgatt9077]

Can, çok teşekkürler. I lived in Ankara as a child a long time ago. I've been relearning Turkish for the last 456 days and I love you channel. I watch all your post, use 2 different apps for daily practice and watch a number of movies and series a week. Your channel helps alot by giving me a different look at culture, language and fun.

[@raigelfrey7925]

Oh I see... same words but different intonations 😃 I’m starting to learn Türkçe... I’m from Philippines

[@rumeysaalarcin7336]

Wowww that's amazing! But I'm just curious, why did you decide to learn Turkish? Don't get me wrong, I'm from Turkey anyways jfjdjfjfjf is it bc you've learned/are learning multiple languages? ✨

[@raigelfrey7925]

@@rumeysaalarcin7336 I have friends from Turkey, and also listening to Turkish music helps me either 😊

[@raigelfrey7925]

@@rumeysaalarcin7336 Yeah planning to learn a lot of different languages too like Arabic, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese

[@rumeysaalarcin7336]

@@raigelfrey7925 that's great! I'm also a polyglot wannabe. My mother tongue is Turkish, I'm fluent in English and Spanish and rn I'm learning Russian. Languages are so much fun, once you start learning you just don't want to stop 😅😅

[@raigelfrey7925]

@@rumeysaalarcin7336 its fun indeed 😊 I was planning to travel in Istanbul maybe late next year once everything is much safer than before 😃

[@samericano417]

I am from Sivas (a city in Turkey), but I have been living in Istanbul since I was born. My grandmother and grandfather live in Sivas, accents really differ from region to region, sometimes I can't understand them! It seems very strange, like not knowing the language of your own country because you were born in another country, but it makes me happy that we have such different cultures :)

[@swann3814]

Sivas şivesi istanbul türkçesine en yakın olan , sadece kaba biraz, k lar; h ve ğ ye dönüşüyor zaman zaman bir de eski sözcükler var arada kullanırlar çimmek(yıkanmak),ahpun(gübre),dulda(gölge)vs. onun haricinde anlaşılmayacak bir şey yok gibi ama bilemiyorum.

[@samericano417]

@@swann3814 benim dedem ve anneannem kırsal kısımında yaşıyor sıvasın, ve çoğu kelime istanbuldakiler gibi değil örneğin dinelmek, helki vb. Bu yıl ilk defa gittim onun dışında sadece telefonda falan konuşuyorduk. Bazen anlaması zor olabiliyor.

[@aug4514]

im from germany and they all sound the same for me :D

[@wolfgangmozart3772]

Hahhahah really? They are tremendously different for me as a Turkish

[@tareqanas8352]

@@wolfgangmozart3772 for me also as a foreign student who can speak turkish

[@wolfgangmozart3772]

@@tareqanas8352 so as a Turkish learner you can easily understand them all when you learn one of them?

[@tareqanas8352]

@@wolfgangmozart3772 well i can only understand a few words from karadeniz accent but the guney anadolu and the standard turkish i can understand it all

[@orkunhapeloglu.]

@@tareqanas8352 This is not Karadeniz accent this is only bullshit. only can speak Karadeniz accent who is from Karadeniz

[@mirandapillsbury7885]

you have such a kind smile and you seem like a pure hearted person. May Allah protect you and your family and I hope you keep making great videos on youtube! I learned so much here about the different dialects

[@farisfaizullah9988]

I love the Karadeniz accent!!! ❤️

[@ZEOEREN]

best accent is rize accent

[@germanfalc]

@@ZEOEREN you mean trabzon? 😑😐

[@ZEOEREN]

@@germanfalc trabzon tipik karadenizli aksanı abicim rize artvin karadenizden çok laz aksanıdır

[@germanfalc]

@@ZEOEREN trabzon aksanı daha zengin oluyor genellemeyle 'bence'

[@ZEOEREN]

@@germanfalc salağa ne anlatılır boş vakit kaybı deyip çekiliyorum iyi günler

[@ayameb2686]

Adana’s accent it suits men more than women I guess 😅 but it’s beautiful

[@amitadeoras7746]

I am fr India,as I watch Turkish series I am used to hear Istumbul accent , surely I will love to visit your country 👍

[@wiganadoo6578]

I am from adana :)

[@burcincerci]

dostum sende Istanbul aksani yokki.

[@metehankurt7698]

Var.

[@hellobalabane3921]

Yeni nesil İstanbul gibi

[@theturkish1373]

@@metehankurt7698 Yok.

[@metehankurt7698]

@@theturkish1373 İstanbul'da doğdum büyüdüm ve aksanı bana garip gelmiyor, ebeveynlerimde aynı şekilde.

[@momofromatla2318]

Biraz diksiyonu iyi değil gibi ama istanbul ağzıyla konuşuyor. İstanbul beyefendisi değil tabii ki ama o da normal bence adam kastamonu da büyümüş.

[@sincerelen104]

❤️ love this kind of your videos.. Wanna learn more about your language, cultures and traditions.. Thanks. From 🇵🇭 😊

[@marytery7]

I’ll be in Turkey for the first time by myself and your videos had been very helpful to me to learn some words such as thank you. Tessekur ederim!!!

[@MilleniumBK]

I like Thrace Dialect because I heard it when I visit Edirne. Was very interesting to hear the different Turkish dialects. Memnun oldum!

[@ayameb2686]

Karadeniz accent is my favourite 😍 thank you for this amazing video

[@Turkishle]

It's so unique 💯 You're welcome Aya, glad you liked it😊

[@shamslilo5996]

Karadeniz wich cities ?

[@dilaragenc5792]

@@shamslilo5996 Artvin, Rize, Bayburt, Trabzon, Gümüşhane, Giresun, Ordu, Tokat, Amasya, Samsun, Sinop, Çorum, Kastamonu, Bartın, Karabük, Zonguldak, Düzce and Bolu.

[@eyedentv]

Kardeş neden yapmadın Kıbrıslı konuşması?😂🇨🇾🇹🇷

[@Turkishle]

Valla denedim ama beceremedim, çok zor 😅

[@eyedentv]

Turkishle Ben sade Kıbrıslı Türkçe biliyorum, Ama şimdi öğreniyorum İstanbul türkçesi 😂 Çok zor, Herşey ‘miyim’ ‘mısınız’😂

[@Nonnnnsenssss]

5:29 “aryrüm aryrüm acmürsen noldu oraya gitdigdiye götünmü kalkti” orginali 😂 bilen bilir

[@Nonnnnsenssss]

@merkhas knight bilgi icin sagolda ama yazdigimla ne alaka onu anlamadim

[@alyally5798]

@@eyedentv miyim mısınız yerine ne kullanıyorsunuz? :)

[@shamslilo5996]

I’m learning turkish by series and interview I didn’t now before that you have different accents in Turkish very interesting 😊👋👋

[@aida6358]

Selam Can.. ive been to Turkey back in 2016 and visited 10 cities.. 1.Istanbul, 2 Bursa 3.Konya, 4. Pergamon, 5. Kusadasi 6. Pamukkale 7. Konya 8. Cappadocia 9. Ankara 10. Bolu I miss Turkey very much. .. hopefully will visit Turkey again.🥰🥰

[@isaimays7579]

Kırım'dan merhaba! Kırmızı video! Bana en tanıdık Ankara lehçesi gibi geldi..ama bütün harfleri telaffuz ediyoruz... sonuncusu da olsalar😏 Bana göre Türk dili, bir Fransız'ın Kırım dilini konuşması gibi geliyor.... Siz mükemmel! Çoq sağ oluñız! Bir daa Qırımda Selâm!

[@alicekunce9672]

My friends are from Trabzon, Ankara, Adana, and Hatay. It makes learning Turkish quite challenging!

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

They do sound different. It's like Gaelige ( native irish language) there's 3 dialects. The Connacht Dialect or the Western Dialect which is the one I speak. There's also the Munster ( Southern) and Ulster ( Northern) The 3 are very different Edit Forgot to mention there's about 15 living sub dialects of Gaeilge

[@ozanbayrak562]

which city of Ireland are you from?

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

@@ozanbayrak562 Don't live in a city. I live in a claughan called An tArd Rua in the West of Ireland

[@ozanbayrak562]

@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 ok. As i know (fix me if i'm wrong please) gaelic speakers are less than %5 of Ireland and the government try to increase this. True? Irish gaelic is your mother tongue or learnt it later?

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

@@ozanbayrak562 Not Gaelic, Gaelic is Scottish. We speak Gaeilge. 21.4% of Irish people speak Gaeilge fluently daily. It's spoken much more in the West and North of Ireland. It's not my first language but it is my native tongue and my preferred language to speak in. I can express myself better in Irish. Alot of Irish children learn it as a second language ( fluent though) as English was deemed more important by the 80s generation. But nowadays more children are learning it as their teanga dúchais

[@ozanbayrak562]

@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 thank you for the information.

[@sunshynluv3335]

That was fun, Can! Love your videos!

[@simratmann4323]

I am amazed !! This really shows how much efforts you put for the video ! Loved it specially the karadeniz one 😍😊

[@Islandlifefornow]

I only discovered that there is more than one Turkish accent. Thanks for the lesson, it was funny to hear other accents!

[@filipaguerreiro4552]

I died... 😂 My Turkish is not very good yet, but I can understand thr standard. But the others? I couldn't recognise what I was reading. Thank you, it was really funny to watch! ☺

[@sedatkaradag2675]

It's because he doesn't know the meaning of "accent". Accent is how you pronounce words. However, while he was trying to show other accents, he used so many different words. So it's normal that you couldn't recognise what you read.

[@ankaradasonbaharyildiz1866]

No panic. Everydody understand you

[@renzieborjal3928]

Wow, how amazing 😍 little by little I now know more how to pronounce the words in Turkish. From Philippines 🇵🇭

[@MichaelaFreeman]

You are precious. I spent time in Antalya staying with friends. Like three times for several weeks. It brought back memories.

[@gwen8549]

So funny! Thank you ! I enjoyed this one a lot!

[@user-my4eu5xn9g]

thank you, this video was awesome. teşekkür ederim. Greetings from Lebanon

[@Turkishle]

Glad you liked it Hanadi :) Lübnan'a selamlar 😊

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great video...you speak perfect English and have a unique way of teaching Turkish!

[@emirnumanovic4741]

This is the best video so far you ever made🙏🏼🤣

[@halimanasafi3410]

Great job Can! Very entertaining. I have visited Istanbul east and west, Ankara, Ismir, and some Islands near Istanbul,I think it is called Buyuk ada. Love the food and music!

[@wonderland1330]

I love the other dialect especialy the ankara's more than the standart 😍😍😍 I always try to imitate them thank you for this video (From Algeria)

[@melaniepiacentino7912]

Question. Listening to Turkish series I noticed several older actors and actresses use a strong maybe rolling rrrr. What region would that be? Black Sea? Thank you.

[@veradavampire4861]

trakya şivesi biraz ege şivesi gibi olmuş ama güzel video, eline sağlık

[@Turkishle]

Teşekkürler :)

[@shethinks3703]

Alakasi yok. Ben.egeliyim. Hic benzemiyor

[@SnavHeab]

Ege’de gari olması lazım beya kullanmıyoruz biz

[@alanfleming4823]

Merhabalar Can and everyone. I learnt Turkish when I lived in İstanbul in the late 80s/early 90s. Back then I had to learn Turkish as very few people spoke English. By the time I left İstanbul, after 5 years of almost total immersion in the language, I was a confident speaker of the language. Fast forward 30 years and I am back in Turkey again. Now I am in Kahramanmaraş. It is geographically in the Mediterranean region of Turkey, in the south but closer culturally to its south-east Anatolian neighbour Gaziantep. I have no idea what these people here are saying. At first I thought my Turkish was crap after such a long absence but now I know it's their crappy Turkish! Standard Turkish = ne yapıyorsun(uz)? (what are you doing?) Maraşcı = Neyapyon? or worse - Notiin? (Huh???????? Totally incomprehensible for me but I finally worked it out) Thanks for the video - it has given me back my confidence in speaking/understanding Turkish! Which accent is the most difficult to understand for Turkish people? In Britain, it is the Glasgow & Newcastle accents

[@ahmetefedemirci5853]

Aegean accent maybe

[@alanfleming4823]

@@ahmetefedemirci5853 Aegean accent. Really? I thought maybe Karadeniz especially Trabzon area or Güney Doğu Anadolu

[@ahmetefedemirci5853]

@@alanfleming4823 actually i am from Aydın and i don't understand my grandmother :))

[@alanfleming4823]

@@ahmetefedemirci5853 hahaha - i know what you mean. my family are originally from Glasgow and when i visit my relatives there i can't understand a word they say!

[@Mvet]

What are the differences between old turkey and new turkey

[@faziah]

So good❤🤗thank you so much❤

[@hskallol7434]

It is so difficult. Well in bangladesh 🇧🇩 we also have different accents and when you go to places like sylhet or chattogram you can't understand what they tell you even if you both speak bengali..... I loved all the turkish accents. Its the beauty of a language.....❤

[@Bommi09]

That's so good! I think I liked the Trace dialect, apart from of course Istanbul accent. One request - can you give examples from TV series for the different accents, please? We can relate more then! Thank you 😊 😍

[@raynebeauty7444]

Hmm very interesting 🤔 thank you for sharing. Well done video!

[@dianaoliviai]

Awsome! Im from Puerto Rico (Caribbean) and all this sound simply fantastic!

[@chancellorpuddinghead]

my mother is from rize(northeast black sea coast), father from çankırı(central anatolia), and i was born and raised in izmir(west coast, right across greece)! i’ve started to adopt the dialects into my daily speech even though my parents dont speak them, so i feel more connected lol. i occasionally replace my k’s with a g for çankırı, and use an abundance of da’s for rize :D

[@recarioca]

Been to Istanbul, Ankara, Göreme, Izmir, Antalya. My favourites: Istanbul and Izmir. I'll be back to see more!

[@kathrynackley3460]

I have been to Trabzon, Giresun, Yağlıdere, Kozbükü, mostly Kara Deniz region, i can hear the difference between speakers from İstanbul and the small villages

[@franciscadelafuenteossando4463]

Thank god for the istanbul accent 😅😅 thanks for your videos are so funny!!

[@user-xv7cs5hu1s]

Oh yes İstanbul accent sounds polite and relaxing (:

[@bbuluut]

Adana'da böyle konuşan yok kardeş, bi adanalı olarak bunu söyleyeyim sana :D

[@mendusha]

Gardaş arüm arüm açmün napak mekan mı basak Hürriyetke babake BVJSDNA.VLKNSDALBSDB ke yi unutmuşum

[@bbuluut]

@@mendusha Niye böyle birşey yazdın anlamadım :D

[@mendusha]

@@bbuluut Ben konuştum.

[@ilkemagic7721]

kanka standart türkçe dediğide öyle konuşulmuyor ki anlamadım ben bi gariplik zorlama var

[@HERKELMERKEL]

BENCE HİÇ BİRİ GÜZEL OLMAMIŞ.. TÜRK OLAN BU TİPLEMELERİN HİÇ BİRİNİ BEĞNMEZ. DAHA GERÇEKÇİ YAPANLAR VAR.. AMA KANAL YABANCLARA HİTAP ETTİĞİ İÇİN ONLARIN HOŞUNA GİTMİŞ :))

[@kipfagan1814]

Very helpful videos!

[@TheXtracute]

Hahaha! I had so much fun imagining my friends from Urfa and Diyarbakir speaking like that!😂

[@cristianharstioaga3195]

Also Gagauzian is an Turkish dialect :)

[@uzbekuncle]

Lovely! I wish I could make a vid like this about Uzbek regional dialects - Kashkadarya general and my hometown specific dialect, Surhan, Anjan (Andijon), Namangan, ooooo you name it! Even within my own vilayet there are at least 5 distinctive dialects! Mine is Shakhrisabzcha, a standard Uzbek with Persian mild pronounciation and with distinctive Present Continous (yapiyor - qilopti (standard Uzbek would be qilayapti), and To be Going To (gelmek istayorum - kelmoqchiydim in Shahrisabz - kelmoqchi edim in standard Uzbek).

[@hakancetiner7752]

haha this was actually entertaining to watch !

[@4anaudienceof1]

Great video as always😊. Those accents are tough. Whenever there's a distant relative in a series they usually don't have the standard accent and I'm like...ne?...ne?...ne?...anlamadım😂😂😂

[@Rooonga]

I loved that! Just like in England the way things are says can sound very different. But, did you actually use the same words that were on screen? Some were (or sounded( completely different.

[@jxonur]

Most People who live in Istanbul are not originally from Istanbul. Their family have come from very different cities of Turkey. So you can't say Turkish is spoken in Istanbul the best way. People whose family live in Istanbul more than a century or educated or from the ottoman Palace speak Turkish accent well. They are called Istanbul beyefendisi ( İstanbul gentlemen or İstanbul lady) istanbul hanımefendisi.

[@veetee4826]

i love the attitude in the black sea accent lol, so funnyyy

[@fundacure2832]

We are tempered people 😂

[@nickohira1397]

❤️🇹🇷🇧🇬🇷🇴🇺🇦🇬🇪❤️

[@kack7515]

Almost all parts of turkey: “merdiven” Gaziantep citizens: “süllüm”

[@Melluka698]

@(düzenlendi) 😃

[@Moskovunucuncukolu]

@(düzenlendi) biz de azik/azık

[@AM-my7kw]

Hello ....I livedin Turkey for 5 years and ILOVE turkish ....I wanted to ask if you know what kind of a dialect they are talking in a drama ...well its called Gülperi ??? I hope you can help me cuz I really really loved the dialect 😍😍😍😍

[@najlamohammed53]

Abi sana bir soru soracağım "Güzel Köylü" dizisi onlar hangi dili konuşuyorlar?

[@adalmar9889]

Hey What accent Azar and Vartolu in cukur using?

[@TheFriendlyGod]

Thank you for this very interesting video! I appreciate your attempts at various Turkish accents though I know they are probably imperfect since it is very difficult to perfectly replicate an accent you don't have. It's really interesting to me how much the Southeastern dialects you did (Urfa and Diyarbakır) sound like Azerbaijani! With the "ə" sound in "sən" and the "x" sound. I wonder how similar they are to dialects of تورمی in northwestern Iran.

[@TheFriendlyGod]

Oh-and I lived in Istanbul and have visited Çanakkale, Edirne, İzmir, Bodrum, Bursa, Ankara, Diyarbakır, Nevşehir, and Mardin :-)

[@robinmunz5518]

I have been to Alanya very often and try to learn turkish now so would have been happy to hear antalya accent

[@hatemenot4316]

Sounds wonderful😀😀

[@lyncarlisle8013]

This was very interesting to listen too.

[@nikostselempertzidis8943]

Im from trakya and they don't talk like that

[@denizmustafa2477]

Nobody talks like that, it is how stereotypically accents might be like, and it is how, usually older people might speak. Turkish people can speak in different ways but it is not like that.

[@ananhyper3442]

lan hepiniz türksünüz öyle konuşuyolar

[@user-dm4mm2ro1o]

@@ananhyper3442 türk değil adam, adından belli, yunan bu.

[@lada9840]

Very nice! Thank you!

[@Turkishle]

Glad you like it!

[@kowolterable]

Thanks for this interesting video! Is there alsos a dialect in Hatay/Iskenderun?

[@Turkishle]

Glad you liked it! Yes there is a dialect in Hatay, it's beautiful :) You can watch this video to see how Hatay dialect sounds like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e16wpmOAeM-ZqtU

[@kowolterable]

@@Turkishle teşekkür ederim hocam

[@Krim-zp8km]

that Trakya accent is so nice the way the Be yaa at end of every sentence also agean dialect where they say gari. I also like Azeri dialect it is similar to Erzurum dialect of Turkey.

[@user-ph1es3fq9g]

Doskonale.😂 Dzięki. Tesekkurler

[@herahhxo2711]

His kara deniz one sounds like the ones that go live with a group of friends every night😂

[@jmvlogsltravelhealthfestiv9325]

Really nice

[@patriciaasef8309]

I worked in Ezmir hospital as a registered nurse long time ago now I am 70 years old love to com to turkey and love to see you in there I remember beauty of Turky and kindness of people ,I worked in many countries true Red cross jus valentirly not for money for 15 years from that was 4 years in turkey ,still I undrestand most of the word you say and also watch turkish sereals and I love it god bless you I love you like my own G-child and love to see youin turkey will let you know when I get in Istnbul. love the turkish music

[@samiyrah4244]

Ha! Can what a great video!!! 🤣

[@asenaakkaya1696]

It has been a veryt useful video for linguists :) congrats!

[@Turkishle]

Thanks Asena :)

[@michaellevis2514]

Great video!! I was wondering why the Turkish spoken in Alanya sounded so different...

[@tolga2908]

The other accents sound nice too but I don't know why he changes his voice 😂

[@lllu9813]

He is tryna be hilarious

[@astofazoz]

Very intersting video

[@shidehshafiei7931]

You are so good 👏👏👏

[@Turkishle]

Thank you so much!!

[@fountainhead500]

This explains why in some serials I can really understand and in others I'm like say what now? I thought it was just me or they were speaking too fast. After a couple episodes I kinda get more of whatever accent it is but the first episode I'm always totally lost.

[@balkedi3c.c465]

I am Turkish and ı am live in Ankara :9 ı love English so much and ım learning English. No matter how much you talk about the features of Turkey, you speak English because you teach foreigners, so I improve my English by listening to you by making use of your English speaking. XDDD AND İT WORKS!!!!!

[@husnainraja3205]

I want to come Turkey that's why im planning to learn Turkish .

[@Erika-pq7ip]

I always wonder about accents 😂thanksss🥰

[@annajohn808]

Interesting! Thx. I had heard Ankara is actually the standard pronounciation; more inclined to comply with vowel/consonant harmony rules🤔

[@KoreoOreo]

The more I look at it, the more I notice how much my own accent is clearer but also different… and yet, despite being born in istanbul, my own accent has its own differences…😮

[@uchwatulrahilza6815]

i do really enjoy this video.. masyaAllaah. selam from Indonesia 👍😊

[@bareenneshwan4579]

Part 2 please 😄💙💙

[@selim-ry4mg]

Perfect work get going ☺️

[@Turkishle]

Teşekkürler Selim :)

[@safi-sultanbeyli7761]

Urfa dialect sounds surprisingly similar to Azerbaijani, we would also say Biz urfalıyıq rather than urfalıyız and biliyorsun is bilirsən. Other dialects also have similarities.

[@TheChio116]

Awesome 🤩

[@mindful47]

Do u offer any online Turkish class ?

[@Queen-tr9cc]

I'm obssessed with the blacksea accent 😍

[@invioletsky]

In Ask laftan anlamaz the parents were speaking in a certain way and I thought that it is just an archaic version. You know, most of the time the different generations sound different even in the same region. Than they explained that the family are Laz people from the Black sea region. I do not know if the actors were doing it right but it sounded very melodic and with more power and vibe in the sound.

[@shyvin8249]

difficult 😁 I just love the standard one😍

[@susan2043]

This is so funny - with almost each of these accents I see the face of a character in a Turkish drama. I guess I've been watching too many Turkish TV series!

[@amersassila]

I have been to İstanbul (my 2nd home after Chicago, my dream for it to be first home İnşAllah), Bursa, Adana and Mersin. I want to visit Konya, Trabzon, and Erzurum. Bir gün bunlar şehir gideceğim 🇹🇷❤️

[@shirarubin4840]

That's so interesting! so, when you moved to Istanbul you had to change your accent?

[@neslihansonmez244]

No, your accent makes own its own way, Such as when I was speaking w my colleagues I am speaking İstanbul accent mostly (I speak w Istanbul accent) but when I travel through the cities it changes :)) When I speak to my mom I speak central anatolian accent, when I speak to my relatives sometimes I use easthern black sea region accent. When I speak to cypriots one time and other I get their accents too . Languages are fluid you know :))