Apollinaria Nalcha (Azov Greeks-Urums)/ Аполлінарія Налча (уруми Надазов'я) - 2013

[@Jazzgin]

I am Turkish and I can perfectly understand this lady. Very very very understandable to a Turkish speaker.

[@ilmirasultanaeva]

Крымско татарский язык у урумов и румейцев.

[@developer3406]

@@ilmirasultanaeva Румееи говорят на румейском языке, который очень похож на некоторые диалекты Атики, и люди по сегодняшний день говорят на нем.

[@Rasim196]

Это крымскотатарский

[@АнтонАхпаш]

Спасибо! Как приятно слышать родную речь, которую слышал все свое детство от своих родителей от своих дедушек и бабушек.

[@ZaremaIbragimova-uf1go]

Я Крымская татарка у нас с вами один язык 😁

[@АнтонАхпаш]

🙂

[@Viricanus]

Anton kardeşim senin soyadın Akbaş yani "white head" anlamına mı geliyor?

[@shorea01]

As an Anatolian Jewish Turk, I understand the woman 95%. This language is identical to Anatolian Turkish.

[@kevlar-y4n]

Ninemiz çok tatlı konuşur, bayıldım :- ) Ayrıca yorumlara bir göz attım ve görünen o ki, bu ninemizin konuştuğu lehçeyi, hem Oğuzlar hem Kıpçaklar hem de Karluklar kolaylıkla başa düşebiliyor. Ortak Türk Dili denilen şey bu olsa gerek.

[@ОксанаМакашова-л2и]

Evet abi. Bu bizim Azov yerli şivemizdir. Ölüyor maalesef. En çok 8-9 bin kişi konuşuyor. Ukraina da

[@Tvrkan]

This lady is so adorable!

[@МеметМемет-ц5р]

Как приятно слушать эту бабушку Я вначале подумала ,что она крымская татарка, потом поняла что она гречанка.Греки приазовья выходцы из Крыма в18веке высланные.У них все схоже с крымскими татарами и язык, и музыка, и кухня.

[@rainrainov4495]

Только не гречанка а урумка. К грекам их приписали по днк они Крымские. Урумы с татами идентичны. Румеи с ялыбойцами. Даже донские армяне не совсем уж армяне и близки нам по крови, но они с рускими и украинцами часто перемешивались в отличии от нас, урумов, румеев, караимов и крымчаков.

[@user-gv2zw6oc7o]

@@rainrainov4495 Урумы как раз таки близки с ялыбойлю, так как ялыбойлю это по сути и есть греки (урумы), которые решили принять ислам, чтобы остаться в Крыму

[@rainrainov4495]

@@user-gv2zw6oc7o еще раз они не греки. Или тогда греки Греции не греки может быть? Днк разное. У урумов днк на греческое похоже не больше чем на днк современных турков. А крымскими татарами разница небольшая. Притом у урумов днк похожа больше на горных татар а не ялыбойцев. На ялыбойцев румеев больше схожа. Но и она не греческая. Это иммено Крымская днк. До греческого периода. У греков больше днк древних обитателей степей причерноморья и Крыма чем у коренных крымских народов. Лишь из за принятия православия их стали называть румеями и урумами, а гречками их стали называть лишь после высылки из Крыма. Многие обитатели Крыма приняли православие и поэтому стали называтся урумами и румеями. Притом рум и румей это больше отношение к Византийской империи чем к греческой, тогда уж итальянцы. И куда по вашему делись все остальные кто был в Крыму. Остались лишь греки и татары по вашему до высылки на азов? А с малой азии что только греки в греческие колонии в Крыму переезжали? А на южном берегу кроме греков не кого небыло, пустынная земля была до них? Или греки всех уничтожили? А те кто после греков в Крым приходил с ними что? Все другдружку поубивали и только греки остались? А в греции сейчас живут не греки а пришельцы?

[@user-gv2zw6oc7o]

@@rainrainov4495 Ты удивишься, но греки никогда не были однородным народом, а турки - так тем более. В этногенезе урумов принимали участие не только греки, но и другие христианские народы Крыма (аланы, тавры, готы), поэтому гаплогруппы урумов и греков Греции (о, ужас!) могут отличаться. Но поскольку греки были основным христианским народом Крыма, то и тюркоязычные христиане, которых мы называем урумы, преимущественно являются греками.

[@rainrainov4495]

@@user-gv2zw6oc7o не преимущественно греки были христианами Крыма. Греков какразтаки и мало было. Поэтому и с греками Греции отличия в днк. Ведь с самой Греции мало народа было основгая масса была с Малой Азии, а оттуда уже переезжало в Крымские полисы смешанное население притом в основе была иммено Население Малой Азии а не потомки греков.

[@Мульт-Шоу-э6в]

Это бабушка разговаривает на чисто крымско-татарском языке ялтинский диалект

[@alpaybayatlu541]

ya polnostyu ponimayu o chem ona qovarit kak budto ona govarit na nashom yazike eto dialekt severnoe rayoni Azerbayjana

[@АндрейЗарубкин-р8п]

Историческая родина татар - Туркменистан.

[@ilmirasultanaeva]

Такая сказочница.точно моя бабушка и по разговору и на лицо копия.

[@ОленаУманська-н8ы]

​@@ilmirasultanaevaі на мою схожа. Дуже. Мой прадед( отец бабушки) караим. Сколько знаю поколений родни по маминой линии- все рождались и жили в Крыму. Большое отличие казанских татар от крымских. Крымским ближе даже греки, хоть и другой веры. У всех этих народов есть общее, что их обьединяет и с Турцией, и с Балканами, и с Италией...и даже с Испанией. Черное море и через него выход в Средиземное. Поэтому и кухня, и музыка, и язык, и даже внешне они более схожи между собой, чем с казанскими....с казанскими вера обьединяет...а музыка, мотивы, мелодика точно отличаются!!!

[@ZaremaIbragimova-uf1go]

Хочемо більше інформації про Урумів , дуже цікаво .

[@Viricanus]

Mezheplerinden dolayı Urum (Rum) deniyor. Ortodoks Hıristiyan Türkler bu kardeşlerimiz!❤

[@Rian-yb3iq]

Какой красивый богатый крымскотатарский язык в устах этой прекрасной женщины!!!!!

[@ЛиляАблязова-м2ю]

На внешность точно как мои тети и свекровь. Как буд-то сестра родная. И речь такая родная. Один в один и слова и интонация. Надо же.. ❤❤❤

[@rainrainov4495]

И кровь. Днк тесты подтверили идентичность урумов, татов и караимов. Румеи идентичны ялыбойцам. А ногаи чуть отличаются.

[@НодАлексанов]

@@rainrainov4495ялыбойцы это кто ?

[@rainrainov4495]

@@НодАлексанов субетнос крымских татар(жили на южном берегу Крыма)

[@aronised7217]

Не гузель бу къырым тили! Хырым дили

[@folkanatolia]

Anatolian Oghuz Turks say bana and beni (to me) Kipchak Turks say mana and meni (to me) and she said: 0:44 'Kim mana güzel pişirecekti?'( Who would cook to me?) 0:47 '' Kim mana öyle şeyler yedirecekdi?'' (Who would feed to me those things?) 0:51 Kim meni öyle güzel giyindirecekdi?'' (Who would dress me up so beautifully?) So, she's speaking in kipchak accent.

[@warrrior1557]

Obviously she is gonna speak that dialect it is the dominant dialect of the region

[@folkanatolia]

@@warrrior1557 you can search Cumans or Kipchaks and the book of Codex Cumanicus.

[@folkanatolia]

Historical arguments say that the peoples like Cumans (Kipchak), Bulgars, Huns, and Pecheneks, Gagauz or Uz people and Chuvashs were Christian Turks. And they mixed up with christian peoples like slavs or greeks. But Oghuzs (Anatolian Turks/Turkmens) was different branch than Kipcaks.

[@warrrior1557]

@@folkanatolia these people didnt even live in that region 300 years prior

[@folkanatolia]

The Cuman people practiced the shamanistic religion of Tengrism. Their belief system had animistic and shamanistic elements; they celebrated their ancestors and provided the dead with objects whose lavishness was considered an indicator to the recipient's social rank. The Cumans referred to their shamans as Kam (female: kam katun); their activities were referred to as qamlyqet, meaning "to prophesy". The Cumans used Iranian words to designate certain concepts: uchuchmak (identical in Turkic) meaning "fly away, paradise" and keshene meaning "nest" (the concept was that the soul has the form of a bird).[99] Funerals for important members involved firstly creating a mound, then placing the dead inside, along with various items deemed useful in the afterlife, a horse (like the Bulgars), and sometimes a servant or slave.[23] Cuman divination practices used animals, especially the wolf and dog. The dog "It/Kopec" was sacred to the Cuman-Kipchaks, to the extent that an individual, tribe, or clan would be named after the dog or type of dog. Cumans had shamans who communicated with the spirit world; they were consulted for questions of outcomes.[80] The Cumans in Christian territories were baptised in 1227 by Robert, Archbishop of Esztergom, in a mass baptism in Moldavia on the orders of Bortz Khan,[104] who swore allegiance to King Andrew II of Hungary.

[@sypenks]

I understand every word she says,, very clear Turkish accent

[@franmrtks1173]

%100 turkey turkish accent! Not Greek. Turkish Orthodox peoples

[@AchilezGR]

My great grandmother is an urum that came to greece in 1930 and she always said death to turks.Not turkish but turkphone.They are greek

[@franmrtks1173]

Τι να πω φίλε μου αλλά μιλάνε πολύ καθαρά τούρκικα..?

[@AchilezGR]

Και στην περιοχη της φλωρινας πολλοι ντοπιοι ενω λενε οτι ειναι ελληνες μακεδονες μιλανε σλαβικα.Τι σημαινει αυτο? Η γλωσσα δεν σε κανει ελληνα αλλα η ψυχη σου.Στην επανασταση του 1821 παρα πολλοι οπλαρχηγοι δεν μιλουσαν καν ελληνικα αλλα βλαχικα αρβανιτικα τουρκικα. Ας μην λεμε οτι θελουμε.

[@avruvimtu2204]

Η γλώσσα τους είναι τα *Ουρούμ* για την ακρίβεια. Στην πραγματικότητα στην Ελλάδα δεν διαχωρίζουμε το "Turkic" απο το "Turkish" οπότε δημιουργείται σύγχυση. Εγώ θα έλεγα πως η μητρική γλώσσα τους είναι *Τουρκική* μα όχι *Τούρκικη* και έτσι τα διαχωρίζω.

[@Ozgur72]

Thats Turkish with rural flavour. They are probably turkic orthodox people similar to karamanlı.

[@folkanatolia]

They have been called urum because of their religion. they actually are from Cumans / Kipchak Turks. That's why was written the Codex Cumanicus. The Codex Cumanicus is a linguistic manual of the Middle Ages, designed to help Catholic missionaries communicate with the Cumans, a nomadic Turkic people. It is currently housed in the Library of St. Mark, in Venice (BNM ms Lat. Z. 549 (=1597)). The Codex was created in Crimea and is considered one of the oldest monument of the Crimean Tatar language, which is of great importance for the history of Kypchak and Oguz dialects - as directly related to the Kypchaks (Polovtsy, Kumans) of the Black Sea steppes and particularly the Crimean peninsula.[1]

[@wankawanka3053]

Dreams

[@rainrainov4495]

​@@wankawanka3053not dreams. DNA.

[@developer3406]

She’s an elderly Greek woman. I know what I’m saying because I come from that region. Even though she speaks a Turkish dialect, her core identity is Greek. I’ve seen many comments where people claim she’s not Greek, but Turkish or Tatar - it’s all nonsense. Our ancestors lived in the territories even before the Ottomans appeared there. “No offense,” but to be frank about our heritage, yes, we share many similarities due to our long coexistence, but we’ve managed to preserve our unique identity. In conclusion, I’d like to add that I have a deep appreciation for Turkish culture and traditions. Cheers from 🇬🇷!

[@ЛиляАблязова-м2ю]

В Крыму много генотипов. От Балаклавы до Судака и горцы это один народ. их после присоединения выслали много тысяч в Донецкие степи. Именно христиан. А по внешности и языку полная идентичность с южнобережными,так называемыми, татарами. Хотя сами они себя так не называли ещё вплоть до депортации.

[@rainrainov4495]

DNA say no. Urum not greak. Urum and crimean tatar people one dna. It's not greak or turkish dna. It's creamean dna.

[@JohnnyAvram]

@@rainrainov4495which dna? send me the link to this research?

[@Greg-cf4mm]

My grandmother is an Urum and her father who came as a refugee with the population exchange in Greece always told her that the Urums were Greeks who had to change their mother tongue in order not to change their religion

[@joeshmo4892]

MONO PAOK G4

[@Greg-cf4mm]

@Mert Kocabaş gagauz have turkic ancestry, urums and karamanlis not. They are Greeks who change their mother tongue. Yes ottomans sometimes forced another peoples to change their religion. My gramdmother is an Urum and I know the history of her people

[@Greg-cf4mm]

@Mert Kocabaş it make sense, the Turks did not convert all non-religious populations to Islam to have a mild relationship with them so that they do not rebel. This does not mean that they did not Islamize entire areas. So you want to tell me that the Muslim Greeks of Thrace or Crete decided one day to change their religion because they considered Islam to be more correct? Or did the Bosnian Christians one day decide to become all Muslims?

[@Greg-cf4mm]

@Mert Kocabaş There are few Islamized Greeks in Thrace besides Turks, as well as Muslim Bulgarians (Pomaks) and Muslim Gypsies (Romani). Many have changed their religion to make it convenient, but no, it is not possible for entire villages to convert to Islam in order to have more privileges. For some people, and especially for Christians, the religion is above all and no one and nothing can change it. Although I do not believe, I grew up in a Christian family and I know that. It is not possible for so many Christian peoples in Asia Minor and the Balkans (especially in Asia Minor) to convert to live more comfortably. Bosnians are of Serbo-Croat descent, most of them were Orthodox, there were several Catholics, but they belonged to another sect that was considered heretical from both churches (Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox).

[@unsuzherif2337]

@@Greg-cf4mm It's not by force by definition really. Being a muslim had many advantages in the Ottoman Empire, which is why some ethniv groups chose to change their religion and cultures.

[@digenesakritas]

Maybe the experts in the comment section can opine whether the Urum Language that this lady speaks is of the Kipchak or Oghuz variety? I understand there is some mutual intelligibility between both dialects. It would seem that depending ultimately on the origin of the population we are speaking about, in this case the lady is from Azov or from Crimea that she speaks the Kipchak variety. Turcophone Orthodox Urums In Georgia would seem more likely to speak the Oghuz dialect of Turkish based on the fact that these people were Turcophone Orthodox Christians from Anatolia and Pontus originally who were exposed to the Oghuz Turkish language who through population transfers both voluntary and forced came to Georgia and Southern Russia during various Russo-Turkish wars. In the historiography of Crimea there were cases of Kipchak Turks converting to Orthodoxy amongst the dominant Greek and Gothic Christian Orthodox population in the coastal areas of Southern Crimea as distinguished from the Steppe areas of the Crimea North of the mountain range that bisects Crimea that had an ethnic Turkic/Tatar majority of the Islamic faith. One thing is clear from historical records is that the Kipchaks and Goths of Southern coastal Crimea adopted Greek names as part of their baptism in Christian Orthodoxy. There of course is continuous Greek settlement in Crimea for over 2 millenia as documented by the various Greek colonies established there. We can argue about whether Apollinaria and others like her were ethnic Turks originally or ethnic Romioi (Christian Greeks) originally but it's clear that they belong in the cultural universe of Romiosini (Romanity) based on their Orthodox faith and not on their ethnos or even their language. Because in Orthodoxy the faith comes before everything else above nationalism and even language. Since God created the Romios and the Tourkos, he no doubt desired the salvation of both and indeed all nations of men in the One True Faith; The One Undivided Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church (The Orthodox Church)

[@karamanl126]

Arkadaşlar, teyze Türkçe konuşuyor.kelime kelime anlıyorum. Teyzenin Rum-helen-greekle ilgisi yok. Resmen Türk ortodoks. Aynı Gagauzlar, Karamanlılar gibi. Türkçenin tatar lehçesiyle konuşuyor. Her ortodoks Yunan değildir.Aynen Rus, bulgar, ukraynalı, sırp, arap olduğu gibi teyzemiz de Türk(tatar) - ortodoks.

[@Jazzgin]

Değil arkadaşım. Urum halkı Türkçe konuşan Helenik bir halktır.

[@karamanl126]

@@Jazzgin Bir halkın etnisitesini belirleyen anadildir. Ortodoks olmak helen olmak anlamında değildir. Urumlarla birlikte, Romeyler vardı. Romeyler helendir. Romeyler yunanca konuşurlar ve ortodoksturlar. Oysa Urumlar türkçe konuşurlar ve ortodokslardır. Birbirlerini sevmezler. Urumlarda meşhur bir atasözü vardır. "urumların belası, romeylerin balası" (bala ; çocuk)

[@Jazzgin]

@@karamanl126 Bu söz herhalde ki etnoloji verisi olarak kabul edilemez. Etnisiteyi belirleyen anadildir lafı da sanırım dünyanın en saçma önermesi. Atıyorum Aşkenaz yahudilerinin anadili Yidişken, Sefarad yahudilerinin dili Ladinodur. Ama Alman ya da İspanyol etnisitesi değildirler. Etnik olarak İbranidirler. Dil dediğimiz şeyin de aslında bıçak gibi kesilen sınırları yoktur. Okyanuslar gibi görünmez çizgilerle farklı isimler alırlar. İran Azerilerinin ana dili Azerice midir, Farsça mıdır mesela? Benim Azerice iyi bilmeyen İran Azerisi dostlarım var. Ana dilleri Farsça. Bunlar Pers mi? Anadili Napolitence ya da Cenevizce olan bir İtalyan da İtalyan değil midir? İtalya Krallığı kurulup yarımadadaki birbirinden farklı dillere sahip halklar “İtalyan” adını alana kadar İtalyanca adında bir dil yoktu mesela. Toskanca krallığın dili ilan edilerek adı İtalyanca haline geldi. O ülkede herkesin anadili başka. Yani o iş öyle düz formüllerle değil çok katmanlı dinamiklerle belirlenebilen bir iş. Etnisiten ve anadilin elbette ki farklı olabilir. Hele de asimilasyona maruz kalmışsan.

[@dogandurmus2030]

@@Jazzgin bak işine, tarihi gerçekleri bile tahrif etmeye çalışan gürühlar. O kadar eser var, tarihi kayıt var hâlâ yalan ile kendinize paye çıkarmaya çalışıyorsunuz. En son neyi gasp etmiştiniz''CACİKİ''🇹🇷🇦🇿🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇿🇰🇬🇭🇺

[@Jazzgin]

@@dogandurmus2030 Sen nerde ne okudun? Konuya ilişkin? Tespih sallamaya iki dakka ara ver de aç oku. Kendini salak yerine koyuyosun bu şekilde.

[@albaniankebabshopowner]

Hey there! As an Iranian Turk (Azeri), I just wanted to express my admiration for the Urum Greeks of Crimea and Azov. It's fascinating to learn that they are actually Orthodox Turks. Being a brown Iranian Turk myself, I feel a sense of pride seeing our white Turkic brothers thriving and preserving their unique heritage. It's wonderful to witness the diversity within the Turkic community, and it only strengthens our bond as a global family. Keep shining, Urum Greeks! 🌟🇹🇷

[@darussalam2022]

after I did dna test I found that Im closest related to azov greeks, crimean tatars, ashkenazi jews and of course anatolian turks🤔😳

[@albaniankebabshopowner]

@@darussalam2022 can you please give me the percentages also where are you from ?

[@darussalam2022]

@@albaniankebabshopowner Native to Kütahya province Myheritage estimate: 49,5% greek/south italian 29,9% west asia 8,6% central asia 7% balkan 5% irish, scottish, welsh

[@developer3406]

We aren’t Turks; we are Greeks. The term “Urum” is a recent occurrence, and we don’t refer to each other using that term.

[@albaniankebabshopowner]

@@developer3406 you are turk son of turk be proud of it

[@ЗуляРесульева]

Маршала хартаная❤❤❤❤❤

[@ОлегНиколаенко-о7о]

Как в детстве

[@Есинанебеси-ы6я]

Bizim kirimtatarca

[@anakaanaka7958]

Бабушка на крымскотатарском языке разговаривает, судакский иалуштинский диалект.

[@danv3004]

She is a Urum Greek. According to o Wikipedia, the Urum language belongs to the Kipchak sub-family of Turkic language. As a Kazakh, I understand most of what she is saying but not completely.

[@ЭльфиеАбдримова]

УРУМЫ ЭТО НЕ ГРЕКИ,ЭТО КРЕЩЁННЫЕ КРЫМСКИЕ-ТАТАРЫ.

[@rainrainov4495]

They have qirim dna. They aren't greak.

[@joeshmo4892]

Subtitles would be nice

[@karamanl126]

Татарский крымско-татарский язык относится к группе тюркских языков. Мой родной язык - турецкий. Я легко понимаю речь твоей тети. Есть диалектная разница

[@ulanbatyr4442]

Not turkish language,it is one of the kipchak turkic languages,me as a kazakh,i can understand 100% of the language

[@alpaybayatlu541]

sen bu tili basa tusursense demek Azerbaycan tilini de bilersen bizim tilimiz de beledir bu neneni men tam basa tusurem if you understand her you can understand azerbaijani too because it is so similar to azderbaijani (nort region dialekt of north azerbaijan republic) i can understan her 100% too

[@abbaslcherchie5456]

Salak Türk dili Türk dilidir adı da Türkçe! Benim konuştuğum Oğuz aksanı senin ki Kıpçak aksanı. Kafanız almıyor bunu

[@abbaslcherchie5456]

And it is not Kıpçak accent. Clear Oguz dialect.

[@karamanl126]

I understand her language. My mother tongue is Turkish. She speaks Turkish (tatar). I understand all words and what she means.

[@TarihSever]

Bu Çağatay grubundan değil oğuz grubundan dikkatli dinle

[@ЛиляАблязова-м2ю]

Очевидно, что крымские татары, горные и южнобережные, и урумы это один народ. Вера разная. Христиан выслали в донецкие степи при царях, а те кто мусульманство приняли, те в Крыму остались. Христианам были льготы, земли, деньги и освобождение от Армии

[@soqratesedward150]

This is Turkish language

[@DetectiveMagnumKane]

It's not though, it's urum language - TURKIC group language used by greeks who lived and assimilated with tatars in Crimea before being resettled in the end of 18th century

[@Syriliko]

She sounds like Koksal Baba

[@Artur_Izmailov]

Крымские греки. Урумы. Говорит на языке Къырымли.

[@ЛиляАблязова-м2ю]

Они не греки. Греков в Крым потом завезли. Это коренной народ Крыма, которые принимали христиансьво, чтобы избавиться от репрессий в царские времена

[@vaspiration4275]

Этоо не гречанка , а настоящая татарка !!!

[@TarihSever]

Teyzem Rum değil Azak türkü teyzem

[@invoker7826]

Rum. Kirim ve Azak'ta yasayan Rumlarin dili binlerce sene icinde Turkcelesmis

[@TarihSever]

@@invoker7826 ona bakarsan andolu Türkleri de Anadolu'da yerli olan Ermeni Rum ve diğer halklarla birleşmişlerdir.Aynı durum şuan ana dili Türkçe ise Türklerdir.

[@invoker7826]

@@TarihSever Evet ama Anadolu Turklerinin kimligi Turk, bu teyzenin ki ise Rum

[@TarihSever]

@@invoker7826 hayır teyzemiz Urum urumlar Kıpçak kökenli bir dil konuşmakta ancak dediğiniz gibi eski kökenleri azak kökenli Rumlar ama artık Rum özelliği taşımıyorlar.Ne kadar Yunan diyebiliriz tartışılır

[@osmansavuran3459]

Urum Türkleri bunlar.Hristiyan ama Türk

[@developer3406]

No, brother, you are not right because we lived in Asia Minor before the Turks arrived. There was a time when we adopted the language and culture, but after some years, we were forced to leave that land due to political decisions.

[@rmzk.1185]

​@@developer3406Yazık sizi böyle kandırarak asilime etmiş Yunanlar. Çok üzücü...sana ne konuşsak boş artık...

[@karamanl126]

Друзья, тетя говорит по-турецки, я понимаю слова. Ваша тетя не имеет ничего общего с греческими греками. Официально турецкий православный. Так же, как гагаузы и караманиды. Говорит на татарском диалекте турецкого. Не каждый грек-православный точно так же, как русский, болгарин, украинец, серб, араб, наша тетка турка (татарка) - православная.

[@wankawanka3053]

Nope

[@dogandurmus2030]

Urumlular Ortodoks Türk'tür.

[@Dynamo_Kyiv_Fans_Peristeriou]

Oh yes beacuse during the ottoman empire people convert to orthodoxy in tons.Theese people were anatolian not christian turks.They speak the language of the people that settled in the area and was forced to them.They maintain their roman religion, they stopped useing the Greek language like they stopped using the latin language.Also i have never seen a karamanli saying i am a "Turk" unless they are in turkey. Does this woman look asian turkic to you?She looks anatolian to me.

[@АннаУрум-д6и]

Гагаузы не турки и никогда ими не были. гагаузы православные христиане и они практически греки но не турки.

[@karamanl126]

@@Dynamo_Kyiv_Fans_Peristeriou She doesn't live in Anatolia. She is not Karamanlides, on the contrary, she is Tatar living in Crimea. Tatars are a branch of Turks. They speak Turkish.

[@franmrtks1173]

Turkish Orthodox peoples. Not Greek. %100 turkish accent from Turkey. Autoi oi antropoi den einai helenic! ok apo thn mavri thalassa ok einai orthdoksoi alla den enai oloi oi ellines ekei. Autoi oi antropoi einai Orthodoksoi Tourkoi paidia kai milaei kathara tourkika kai exei katharh profora.

[@chrismyronitis6623]

ρε φίλε αυτό πάντα με βασάνιζε δεν ξέρω τη ακριβώς είμαι είμαι και γω ουρουμ και πάντα πίστευα ότι είμαστε κομμάτι τον τουρκων

[@ellastrantellenas278]

chris myronitis oxi Re urum simaini romeos imaste romeioi trantellhnes! Dn imaste tourki imaste tourkofoni megali I diafora

[@muratyunusov7425]

You are right, but they are not Turks. They lived in the Crimea until 1784. they speak Crimean Tatar language.

[@bellerophon160]

ειμαστε ελληνες μικρασιατες και ποντιοι που απλα εφυγαν το 1830 + προς γεωργια μερια μαζι με τον ρωσικο στρατο επειδη φοβοντουσαν αντιποινα απο τους τουρκους.

[@avruvimtu2204]

@@bellerophon160 Έκανες dna τεστ;

[@sssselsisss]

Grek değil, ortadosk Türk. Grek olan Rumeyn ler...Urumlar Türk.

[@kishingod9298]

No

[@wankawanka3053]

They are greeks 😉

[@sssselsisss]

@@wankawanka3053 No 🙂

[@wankawanka3053]

@@sssselsisss uRUMS it's literally in the name deal with it

[@wankawanka3053]

@@sssselsisss check the wiki😆

[@cg3cg243]

Ortodoks Kıpçak turks

[@chrismirwnitis2029]

Im also urum so im turk,, please tell me more

[@cg3cg243]

xristos Mirwnitis yes if you urum you are kıpcak Türks or you are Mix Kıpçak cafcas Türk + anatolian antic greek

[@chrismirwnitis2029]

@@cg3cg243 so im turk?? Right beacuse i speak with my family turkish dialect

[@cg3cg243]

xristos Mirwnitis yes you are Kıpçak cafcas Türk

[@cg3cg243]

Hungarian crim Tatar Gagavuz Bulgarian Türk are kıpcak turk anatolian Türk İranain Türk (Azeri) Türkmen And Özbek are oguz turk

[@marginaladgasg6808]

NOT AZOV GREEK SHE IS CRIMEAN TURK !!!!

[@wankawanka3053]

In your dreams she is uRUM

[@developer3406]

What a nonsensical statement! Just take a DNA test, and you will undoubtedly discover that you have Greek ancestors.