Do Turks Really Hate Greeks? | Easy Turkish 68

[@EasyGreekVideos]

Yunanistan'dan Easy Turkish izleyicilerine selamlar!

[@Kaan_is_myname97]

Hello to Greece from Turkey 😊👋 🇹🇷🤝🇬🇷

[@iselvi1386]

We love you dear Marilena and Dimitris ❤️

[@icardiyolog20]

Ευχαριστώ 👍

[@ilayda726]

Merhaba!

[@tuncaysahin2248]

Γειά σου 😇

[@fundacure2832]

I have met a greek woman while I was working in the us as a waitress. While we were talking I told her I was from Turkey She told me she moved from Greece to Canada almost 30 years ago she said she was so happy to see someone from that side of the world and she hugged me before she leaves 😭😭😭 I felt so emotional that moment

[@johnenglish3276]

Same here in Australia

[@Baymax-xq3fv]

Çok şanslısın, güzel hayat... Bu arada sadece "i met" demen gerekmiyor mu?.. "while i was working", tamamen geçmişte kalmış bir olay hani.

[@leftidetarg2615]

Damn girl I would do the same... and did the same while I was in Germany.

[@efetaylansen9668]

@@Baymax-xq3fv en iyi ingilizce sensin

[@Baymax-xq3fv]

@@efetaylansen9668 Sadece düzeltmek istedim, İngilizcem en iyi değil. Ben de yanlış biliyor olabilirim.

[@AndyBandi2000]

I am a Greek who happened to live in America many decades ago, I had a Turk neighbor in my age. We became best friends with our families. Living together in a country that is on the other side of the globe, it really bonded us that our countries are neighbors from the same spot in the world. We had many things in common (culturaly), we understood each other more than any other foreigner or american. He helped me and I helped him in time of need, and we always invited each other in our celebrations (even religious ones). When you live together on another part of the world where our political problems do not exist, Greeks and Turks are best friends.

[@mcdtubes]

I (a Turk) live in America and some of the very first people I made friends with were Greeks. Still going strong. I had known that we have many similarities but I realized I wasn't even close to how much. So many words we share for instance. My Italian and Greek friends and I sometimes make jokes of Americans about how much colder they are compared to Mediterranean cultures.

[@mcdtubes]

@@zekikalmaz4573 I regularly go to Greek Restaurants in my area with friends and drink Ouzo. There is live music at one of the places on the weekends and the musician plays Greek and Turkish songs with his Ούτι (Oud). The place has a very Aegean vibe to it and turns out the owner is a Greek born in Turkey in the 40s.

[@beykozlu1453]

Whe think that we hate eatchater but we are so same with us culture that hate is more like the between two brotehers😂😂😂😂. Kavala is in my opion so buety

[@Hades-Ares-Phobia]

Feel free to have him as best friend. None will stop you and I'm happy for you. We Greeks are free to do whatever. However, DO NOT EVER speak for all of us. You're not the HEGEMON OF THE GREEKS. Speak for yourself, only. Turks are not and won't ever be our "best friends". The issue is not only political. Greeks are Europeans who have nothing in common with the non-European Turks. Only 2-3 recipes. Even those, they're made differently. You've lost touch with your motherland. Greece has moved on, especially since 1979-81 when we joined the European Union. We follow all the laws and directives of the Brussels. This made us similar to Italians and Spaniards, only. Turks move forward, backwards. Currently, they're a Theocracy. What possibly common ground can we have with them? It's absurd. Only the distance and the fact you live side by side made you friends. It could very well be another neighbor of yours with the same results, especially given the fact we Greeks are open-hearted, hospitable people, unlike the close-minded Turks.

[@Hades-Ares-Phobia]

@@mcdtubes We don't share words anymore. When you killed or expelled the Greeks from Constantinople of Smyrna, those back then brought some. Now, they're all gone. They've been replaced completely by Greek words. You know, we've got the richest lexicon in the world with 5 million words and 75 million world-types. The only "common" we Greeks have with the Turks is delusionally in the mind of those who went in the other side of the globe and lost touch completely with their homeland.

[@elenitampaka3723]

As a Greek when I went to Turkey I found it beautiful and the people where amazing and we had so many things in common - food - words - lifestyle - its a shame the governments use propaganda to make us hate each other when the people like each other!

[@saadhattabou9583]

Love feom Morocco to turkish and greece people

[@ramfaki1256]

Of course the similarities exist, due to the occupation...nothing else._

[@elenitampaka3723]

@@ramfaki1256 true, but its now part of our culture as well - the point is we have more in common than what seperates us! we have over 200 words that we use everyday that are turkish for example when I was there I asked for a lid and the guy said "kapak" in Greece its "kapaki"

[@Nuthor]

@@elenitampaka3723 And don't forget about the greek Islands. Turks love them as much as we do...

[@ramfaki1256]

@@alexanderkoro5911 As far as I know,you're right. However, "You,e.t.c..." 's not for me! I'm Greek!

[@Yiannis_Fasoulas]

Lise öğretmeniyim ve 3 yıldır türkçe öğrenmeye çalışıyorum. Dili harika buluyorum, ve Türkiye'ye seyahat etmek ve sıcak, hoş, esprili insanlarla tanışmak için çok heyecanlıyım. Lütfen aramızda siyasi oyunlar kalmasın. Memleketim Selanik'i her zaman ziyaret edebilirsiniz. Kendinize ve ailenize iyi bakın.

[@hassanthedj]

Kardeşim Yiannis! Türkçeyi harika konuşuyorsun 👏🏻🧿

[@furkankaymaz1952]

İşi çözmüşsünüz vallahi bravo!

[@Yiannis_Fasoulas]

@@melis.gndr18 eğer sana Selanik'e dönüş hakkında herhangi bir konuda yardımcı olabilirsem, her zaman emrindeyim. 🇬🇷❤🇹🇷

[@normangulseren]

Sizler gibi Yunanlarla tanıştıkça mutlu oluyorum. Daha önce Sakız (Chios) adasını ziyaret etme fırsatım oldu ve hayatımın en güzel günlerinden birkaçını orada geçirdim. Yunanca birkaç cümle öğrendim; ama o bile orada karşılaştığım sıcak muamele ve gülümseyen gözlere yetti. Sınır polisi bile çok tatlıydı, pasaport ve oturum kartımı uzatırken Kalimera Sas, deyip alırken Efaristo Parapoli deyişime çok tatlı bir şekilde Parakalo diye cevap verdi gülümseyerek. Garsonlara Pos iste, kala iste deyip iyi olup olmadıklarını soruyordum ve çok mutlu oluyorlardı. Siyaset ve siyasi liderler umrumda değil. Irkçılar her yerde var dünyada. Benim için iyi olan herkes iyi. Son olarak, Selanik benim için çok kıymetli. İzmir'e gerçekten çok benziyormuş sahili. Ve daha da önemlisi, Atatürk orada doğdu. Onun evini görmeyi çok istiyorum. Umarım bir gün görürüm. İsviçre, Lozan'dan sevgiler...

[@fatiharslan5254]

Yiannis simdidenTurkiye ye hos geldin

[@armyrov]

Ben bir Yunan'ım ve Türkiye'yi seviyorum. Birçok Türk arkadaşım var ve Türkiye'de seyahat etmeyi çok isterim. Birlikte olmalıyız, birlikte daha güçlüyüz. Artık kardeş çatışması yok 🇬🇷❤️🇹🇷

[@oguz8776]

We love you too, Giannis :) waiting for your visit. I hope you'll have great time during your vacation.

[@armyrov]

@@ustundag5494 Yunanistan'dan çok selamlar! Biz aynıyız!

[@nikosnikos8184]

@@armyrov μια που ξέρεις τουρκικά ρώτα τους το Καστελόριζο και οι Οινούσσες είναι ελληνικά νησιά η τουρκικά αλλά και το μισό Αιγαίο επισης . Περιμένω απάντηση

[@nikosnikos8184]

@@ustundag5494 υπάρχει μια μεγάλη διαφορά όμως. Η Γερμανία δεν συνεχίζει να ζητά εδάφη από άλλες χωρες

[@yunussenol2453]

@@nikosnikos8184 they do bro, some germans still want elsass-lothringen back😅

[@Loroini]

Turks and Greeks, Poles and Russians, English and Irish, Chinese and Japanese we all have difficult history but at the end of the day we are brothers and have more things in common than differences. And most of the people know that, stirring up rivarly by politicians works worse and worse every year and i hope one day we can all unite.

[@orthodoxladies]

I am Greek and I live in Belgium, here I have many Turkish friends and we get along very well. We sometimes tease each other because of coffee or baklava, but it’s never where. We have a very similar mentality and the Greeks and Turks are very good friends here in Belgium.

[@ozgunozdemir5969]

Yes, I know. I have been to Greece. The woman at the hotel asked me to prepare Greek coffee. At first I had thought that it was a uniq coffee. After she brought me the coffee I realised that they call Turkish coffee as Greek coffee. LoL

[@toRosfps]

Same Here in Germany. ✌️

[@kerimcabbar7159]

Baklava and coffee are our red line :)) cheers!

[@GrecoSyrian-ArmenSerbie-Girl]

Pareil mon père a émigré ici.Il est d’origine grecque,assyrienne,turque et arménienne.

[@greekboy9148]

your litterally me. But I cant seem to get along with the turkish people on my school

[@ΟριζόντιοςΚατακόρυφος]

I'm Greek and I've been in Turkey for vacations. They are very good people, they respect Orthodoxy, and they are very friendly to Greeks. I think wehave the same past and culture for over than 600 years. I like them and I see them as brothers. Politicians always arise the problems between the people.

[@jxnorvn3631]

I agree, we could be very peaceful Love from Turkey!

[@orkunful]

I agree. Politicians are the problem. There will be elections in Turkey next year and tension is already high...all artificial of course but disgusting. Turkish public also know this well. We will never have a war. No public support for such crazy thing except 2 to 4% ultranationalists whom you can find in all countries around the world.

[@cannedcan9788]

@@TheDrunkPhilosopher How do you do "catastrophes"?

[@affye3127]

@@TheDrunkPhilosopher Yeah and Greeks marched in as Saints. The Irony.

[@petrospetromixos6962]

@@affye3127 You already were doing Genocides when Greeks marched in though

[@proton6179]

I like turkish people more than a lot of europeans honestly, it"s sad that we can't concentrate on what unites us

[@nikosnikos8184]

we have many friends around us, I have friends from Romania and Albania. the Turkish language and the Turks are completely indifferent

[@kursat8566]

@@nikosnikos8184 ?????

[@kursat8566]

💖💖💖

[@nikosnikos8184]

@@kursat8566 greece is close to balcan and europe peoples not close to turks and asian peopled

[@a.k.3659]

What unites the night with the day, the wolf with the sheep? ΔΕΝ ΞΕΧΝΩ!

[@Sinnaj92]

I‘m a Greek with a Turkish Girlfriend and I feel so good to see this positive reviews! Last summer we were on vacation in Turkey and for the first time I saw in real how same we are. Greetings to our great neighbors 🇬🇷❤️🇹🇷

[@EasyTurkish]

❤️

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

My Turkish friend from Istanbul has a Greek bf. People who judge by individuality and are normal people not involve in politics or nationalist propaganda history bias has friends from any ethnicity. And again if they judged by individuality not collective group origin. Or a internet thread where racists huddle to and pretend to make majority of a nationality look a certain way.

[@spidertrap4996]

what is the opinion of Devlet Bahçeli to all of that in your coverment ? what is the opinion of grey wolfs to all of that ?

[@Sinnaj92]

Tell me, what is the opinion…

[@spidertrap4996]

@@Sinnaj92 Who is Bahçeli ? Is anybody follow him, somebody believe him and VOTE him? Who is the grey wolves ? See the video i link to you. It was a Turkish soldier ( speak Turkish ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6KklqSHj8yZmqc

[@nathanas64]

Through my career I’ve worked with many Turks and they’ve left me with a very positive impression. They’re educated, friendly and warm people. Would love to see friendlier relations between our governments. Also my aunt was Turkish and I absolutely loved her and she loved me too

[@officialsitkimola5996]

As a Turk living ing Belgium I've went to Crete for vacation. When I told the hotel owner I was a Turk living in Belgium, the service went even better, he always welcomed my daughter with a big smile calling her 'Askim' and 'tatli kiz' every time, what means 'my love' and 'sugar', I love Greek people. Ow and the food was AMAZING

[@NikosPolyzos-i2d]

Your hotel also is amazing palates luxury ❤i hope this summer for sure ☺️

[@vatraxosapoelistas1629]

i was in antalya last week and in cyprus i met many tyrkish people so i have a very good opinion.in tyrkey they dont have stereotypes about greek people and they are friandly. they dont care were are you from and they like evrytime i say i came from greece

[@billkorakas5]

I married a Turkish woman. I myself was born in Canada to Greek parents. We met when we were very young. In those days there was some animosity between cultures in Canada. Today attitudes have changed and people realize we have more in common than you can ever imagine. I love the Turkish people. I think we share so much love for music and food. We have literally thousands of words in common. Our foods are shared by both cultures. We lived together for hundreds of years in Asia Minor and in Greece during the Ottoman Empire. I would encourage peace, love and harmony between our countries. Be kind to one another. Sometimes our leaders forget this but we can change how people think.

[@EasyTurkish]

Thank you for your nice comment! :)

[@kingkane6394]

Beautiful mind my Greek friend. Greetings from 🇹🇷 that’s the way it should be.

[@e.omonarchy8506]

Μπράβο σου που πήρες την Τουρκάλα οι πρόγονοι σου πρέπει να είναι πολύ περήφανοι

[@muhalifmusluman]

@@e.omonarchy8506 WTF?

[@Atilla33]

I am Turkish and my wife is Greek and I can agree that the culture is really similar and we didn’t have any cultural difficulties. At first my parents and her parents weren’t so fond of our marriage, but after some time they bonded with each other.

[@EvanthiaK05]

As a Greek girl , I'm telling you that I love Turkish culture and turkish language. I thinking that both Greek and Turkish People don't want a bad relationship. I wish peace. One day i will visit you

[@Birmusade]

İyi dileklerin için teşekkürler.

[@Dogan690]

We don't want to come if possible, you don't need to look friendly, you have enmity towards the Turks.

[@iremkzmaz7639]

❤💙🤍

[@eternalhellfire481]

@@Dogan690 nice joke, we are all humans on this planet called earth... we all are children of this universe... we have the same particles in our bodies....

[@RichardEdwards40]

what culture? they were nomadic savages that lived off of raiding killing people and drank horse blood and lived in tents.

[@draculas1926]

I'm greek I found this video from Easy Greek channel. I love what you doing guys. It is time to go against the politics and all the lies have been told us so far. I love Turkey i want to visit one day. there is no hate, just idiots politics. Turkey + Greece = Unity!

[@MrPerdeci]

I 100% agree with all you said ! Get rid of internal politics, we will be the best family, which we already are !

[@sinnyawesome7037]

kalimera!

[@onurcan8434]

Did you know that you are actually an assimilated Turk-origin community? Did you know that the founding people of the Roman state were the Etruscans, who were proven to be of genetically(%97) Turk origin? Did you know that the story of Remus and Romulus, the two brothers who founded the city of Rome, is Turk creation myth? Did you know that the evidence that Byzantium spoke Turkish when it was first founded is in a Greek church in Trabzon? Did you know that you know Tomris Hatun, the Saka/Scythian princess and Massaget queen, the first female ruler in Turk history, as Lady Origana and accept her as your ancestor? Did you know that the Karamanlis family, one of the largest families in Greece, are Karamanids belonging to the Avshars, one of the 24 Oghuz tribes originating from the Asian Hun state? I don't know how many lies you've been told so far, but I'm sure you haven't heard even 1% of the truths yet.

[@draculas1926]

@@onurcan8434 history talk by itself. But tbh I'm proud to be greek but don't stick in the past. All countries produce lies. Many people from different countries hate turkey and England because of the crimes committed in the past. Be good. Hate no one. Do the best for our future. Read different books.

[@onurcan8434]

@@draculas1926 Unfortunately, we are not a community that is very successful in forgetting the good and bad things done to us. We cannot be like the British, whom you once declared barbarians and then invaded their country. Our revenge is as fierce as our friendship. So if someone hates us, there is definitely a reason for it. Why should we own the regrets they don't have? Yes, all countries produce lies. They even try to erase the dark spots in their history so as not to be ashamed of their future generations. Yes, history speaks, but even if they try to turn a deaf ear, history never lies. because history is full of scientifically proven evidence. There's only one thing I can say. If you think about returning to your origins one day, the experiences will be forgotten somehow, bitter or sweet, one way or another. We do not hesitate to share equally everything we have. Just like we share with people of Middle Eastern and African origin living in Turkiye now, who inherited us from the Ottoman Empire. But if you say, we are proud of being Greek and what we do. then do not expect anything from us! Do not give us advice too that you yourself do not follow.

[@bugder]

I love the Greek people and the culture. I lived in Sydney and have had dozens of Greek friends and two Greek girlfriends. Their families showed warmth and love towards me and being a Turk presented no problem for them. We should all embrace each other and concentrate on our humanistic feelings and show tolerance to each other. Love to all Greeks from Turkey.

[@duded-s9m]

mostly Greece is highly Ottoman influenced

[@emilaslan8452]

And Turkey is Byzantine/Greek influenced ​@@duded-s9m

[@TheBlle]

Ο πιο σωστός ήταν ο πρώτος κύριος, ο οποίος και έχει ταξιδέψει. Τα ταξίδια εξάλλου είναι τα καλύτερα μαθήματα ενάντια στον ρατσισμό.

[@zxzx191]

Ναι

[@Autumn_red_fox]

Σύμφωνο φίλα

[@JapanesePerson1891]

Εχεις δίκιο!

[@Jim-yv7rm]

My best friend in college was a Turk (a lot of good friends actually), his sister and her husband came to Greece for my wedding, every time I visit Turkey all my friends never let me pay for anything since I am a Musafir to them. OK I am going to say it. I had a girlfriend from Turkey once and she was teaching me the Turkish language, I was teaching her Greek. I had a great time with her, she was treating me like a pasha. I have no problem with them, they have no problem with me, obviously there are those who trigger situations from both sides, but I don't care for them. I care for my friends. Kalimera from the other side of the water.

[@Atilla33]

I am Turkish and my wife is Greek and I can agree that the culture is really similar and we didn’t have any cultural difficulties. At first my parents and her parents weren’t so fond of our marriage, but after some time they bonded with each other.

[@billythekid8488]

I had been at Istanbul in 1998. The Turkish people was very friendly especially when they understood that we were Greeks. I think that the "hate" if exist made from the politics of the two countries. The people have nothing to divide. We want peace and I think Turkish people want it too. Peace is the key for all of us. 🇹🇷☮️🇬🇷

[@atreast.4331]

If you know no history and have zero understanding of politics and how important they are then indeed you can be friend with a Turk. They slaughtered us and have our lands so they are more than happy to be friends with us if we are so stupid to want to be friends with them. They are the ones winning from this friendship.

[@ugurcantekin6585]

As a Turkish citizen i am living and working in Crete Hersonossis since two months. I did not see the people hate or act in different ways. Thanks my Grek friends all. I am happy to be here and that collaboration together. 🤙

[@ΔημήτρηςΤσουραπάς-λ6θ]

As a greek, i went to turkey once, and the ppl were sweethearts ❤ They were extremely kind, and spoke a bit of greek also! I don't hate turks, i love them It's up to them weather they like us or no

[@warsawiconic]

Hate a Greek person? Never! of course you will see stupid people in both countries like everywhere but no will say in Turkey that they hate Greece or Greeks

[@alitezerdi7782]

As a Turkish man i love Greek people.

[@panosneskakis5611]

@@alitezerdi7782 thank you brother

[@78skj]

Any Greeks or Turks that dislike each other simply because of their nationality have probably never really met people from said countries. I’m Turkish and my husband is Greek from Australia. Through him I’ve met many Greeks. Some of the older generation were real turkophobes until they met me, a Turk. Experiencing firsthand the similarities in our values, respect towards the elderly, hospitality and warmth, it’s always been too easy to win them over immediately. Same with my husband, at first, some of my more conservative/religious relatives weren’t too fond of the idea of me marrying an “outsider”. Seeing how well he blended in with his looks, values and personality, he’s been the favourite in-law ever since we married 23 years ago. If it wasn’t for our daughters’ school, he would move to Türkiye in a heartbeat.

[@fenerarmy3493]

Sizi seviyoruz

[@Auroralalabu]

Despite dumb political stuff, we’re actually pretty similar! Lots of love to all greek borthers&sisters

[@Auroralalabu]

@@occihum9115 I wouldn’t say so, as everyone knows almost all of our traditions, traditional foods&dances are pretty similar and actually most of em are even same.

[@Auroralalabu]

@@occihum9115 denying the fact that people of both countries lived together and influenced each other would be so silly.

[@ceoofok4036]

@@occihum9115 if u look more into it,we actually have a lot in common :)

[@kumetaldeath2158]

@@occihum9115 I don't want to break you sir but Turks are Asians.

[@osmancandan4490]

@@occihum9115 nope europeans have a greek origin culture, greeks do not have european culture of course there are differences but there are also similarities whether you accept or not, turks ruled greece for hundred years the only reason why turkish and greek culture didnt mix that much is the religion, greeks are orthodox and conservatist and turks didnt force greeks to change their religion, language etc. and here we are what happened is happened in the past should look for the future, hope beautiful days will come for both countries.

[@vaske737]

Amazing video!! I wish all the people in turkey to be healthy and happy!! Greetings from Greece to our brothers at turkey!!

[@nilgunsonat4170]

💜

[@mikkey112]

Thank you my friend! Best to you as well.

[@NoName-lp3bz]

Love back from Türkiye 🇹🇷 ♥

[@TflonDonKikeBeater]

Thanks my brother i love you and your beatiful country 🇹🇷🇬🇷

[@semprefidelis76]

As a Turkish living in the U.S, I went to a restaurant named Mandolin in Miami, Florida. The restaurant is extremely successful, we waited 40 minutes to get in. It has the Aegean Turkey / Greece vibe with completely white structure and blue table, turquoise colors etc. So, I am trying to figure out if owner is Greek or Turkish :) The menu is not cheap, and it has both Greek and original Turkish food names - that only a Turkish speaking person would know. But, there is no Ayran, a Turkish drink, but an extensive wine selection. I know that 80% of Turkish restaurants would steer away from having alcohol in the menu. Normally, I would figure out right away if a restaurant is Greek or Turkish owned. In this case, I could not! The black waiter (lol) referred to it as it is Turkish food. But the menu has Greek named items that, our usual kebab-cooking people would have no idea about! So, I figured the waiter doesn`t know shit! I walked around the restaurant - they made it like an open garden restaurant that you can find in Mykonos or Bodrum- people were taking pictures in front of restaurant. It looked like you arrived to Greece or Western Turkey. And I saw several direct import food items from Greece. So, I finally asked another waiter. Answer was, owners are a Turkish husband and a Greek wife! :-) Food was amazing!

[@vazelos0002]

Agree. Amazing restaurant… Greek Turkish couple (husband is Turkish, wife Greek as I understood). If you are in Miami it’s a must … and expect a long wait to get in and an expensive bill : )

[@myrodias7]

Aegean it was it is and will be Greek

[@semprefidelis76]

@@myrodias7 Did you see me doing any comments about Aegean? With that kind of Megali type ideas, you can expect to piss off Turks that they start thinking about expansion into Greece.

[@semprefidelis76]

@@vazelos0002 To be honest, there is not much special to that restaurant. You can do similar outdoor seating, paint things in blue and white. It is a little pricey, but it is bigger servings. Food is not amazing, but successful. It is funny how Latin people take pictures in front of it. Because, in the pictures, it will look like they visited Greece. I would want to open the same exact restaurant in L.A. If I wasn`t short of money :)

[@giladigital]

wife greek, husband turkish :)

[@aristosmagoulis5160]

As a greek my opinion for Turkish people is that we had wars, pain that was caused by both nations to both nations but all these must stay to the past. What I believe for nowadays Turkish people is that they are kind and pretty similar to us and that the only hate that exists is the one between the goverments for political reasons...

[@nikosnikos8184]

Δυστυχώς πρέπει να ενημερωθείς για τα σχέδια της τουρκιας

[@aristosmagoulis5160]

@@nikosnikos8184 Τα οποία δεν τα φτιάχνει ο απλός λαός αλλά οι κυβερνήσεις του

[@publicname]

@@nikosnikos8184 what plans?

[@YARLIG]

@@nikosnikos8184 kardeşim , türklerin yunanlılar hakkında bir planı yok , tam tersi yunanlılar türkler hakkında fazla komple teorisi üretiyor 😂 acı ama gerçek , türk halkının Yunan halkı ile bir problemi yok , yalnızca siyasetçileriniz geriyor ortalığı , ve ne Türk devleti , ne de Türk halkı , yunanlıları kafasına takmıyor. Bunu anlamanız lazım.

[@annas4843]

@@publicname the ones that Erdogan is announcing, that half Greek islands in Aegean belong to Turkey and he is ready to repeat the massacre of Smyrna and Chios

[@petrosstefanidis6396]

Love from Greece🍻 When we went to Turkey everyone was super friendly. Turks are good people.

[@huseyinyuksel7214]

Thanks so are you

[@Metec53]

🇹🇷🍻🇬🇷

[@duded-s9m]

Muslim and good? hahahahahahahaah I am crying out loud man

[@petrosstefanidis6396]

@@duded-s9m believe it or not that was my experience in Istanbul. Have you ever been there experiencing something different? Is it your belief that everyone in Turkey is muslim and not a good person or even that everyone is a muslim in the first place?¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

[@duded-s9m]

@@petrosstefanidis6396 After all the crimes Turks did against humanity? Ottoman tyrrany and jihad, falsification of history and systematic genocide of Greeks and Armenians? You think they changed during centuries because they hold iphones?

[@Ρένα-π8μ]

I am a Greek woman whose parents came from Turkey {Trabzon east Turkey} in 1920 because Greek people from Turkey came here and Turkish people from Greece went to Turkey {Lawsanne treaty}. I went there for first time 1998 and since then 6 more times. I have good friends there and i stayed in their home every time. They are so friendly and they love me very much the same I love them. I connect them and I speak by instagram very often so the same happens from them. Also my father told me that their life were good with people there without any problem

[@lordofbanshees]

Super late response, but I am glad you got to visit Trabzon. My mother's side has a pontus grandma from Trabzon(They left her to muslim neighbors at 2 yo while fleeing), and my dad's side is from Thessaloniki before the exchange. The black sea has very gloomy weather, but also wonderful lush peaks as a result when you climb high enough. I hope to go to Thessaloniki this summer and visit my grandpa's grape fields, I also hope you visit "Ayder yaylası" in Rize someday if you haven't already.

[@Ρένα-π8μ]

@@lordofbanshees ΙI am so happy for your answer I wish you to come to Thesaloniki to visit your grandpope fields, as for me I haven't come to Ayder yaylasi in Rize, i do not if I can come again in Trabzon let me know where can I find you if i shall come because I am 85 years old so is difficult for me i have friends in Trabzon and stay there

[@lymenos]

I'm Greek and live in Thessaloniki. I visited Istanbul some years ago and I love it there! I would like to visit again but I see that Turkey is in financial crisis right now... i hope they soon get over this situation!

[@EasyTurkish]

What did you like the most in Istanbul?

[@OTTOMAN-ou1kc]

🙏

[@lymenos]

@@EasyTurkish Istanbul has many important historic monuments & remains. These surroundings offer an air of past grandeur which make Istanbul look so fascinating.

[@thanasispospontinis565]

Κωσταντινουπολη λεγεται μεγαλε που εισαι και Ελληνας

[@TugrulOyunda1]

I hope brother all together

[@EmreninDunyas1]

*Atina'da yaşayan bir Türk olarak hem bu videoyu hem de diğer (burada çekilen) videoyu gülümseme ile izledim. Süper bir proje olmuş, harikasınız !!!* 🇹🇷❤️🇬🇷

[@EasyTurkish]

Teşekkür ederiz! :)

[@theodoruspantelides8661]

heyy buddy i own a greco turkish friendship server if you want to join send me your account

[@pharbs696]

🇹🇷🤜🇬🇷 will never be friends

[@zoomerwithZ]

@@pharbs696 em okay, don't be friend with any Greek if you don't like us, but don't talk about all of people... Of course 🇹🇷🇬🇷 will be friends.

[@gulefekan4218]

@@pharbs696 kapat çeneni

[@evangeliai.6083]

Such good work on both channels! Really loved the answers here, really puts the cultural "differences" into perspective. The things most Turks commented as more "culturally different" about Greeks (like the taverns, the everyday entertainment etc) are the things we mostly connect with Turkish influence for some reason. Such an interesting episode, thank you so much!

[@Chris-xb7gm]

Turkish people dont know any Greek culture or tradition, apart from that of anatolian Greeks. If you get deeper into mainland Greek culture, which is unknown to them, its an alien world

[@spidertrap4996]

what is the opinion of Devlet Bahçeli to all of that in your coverment ? what is the opinion of grey wolfs to all of that ?

[@defendkebap5066]

@@spidertrap4996 Firstly grey wolves are not racist . you've probably been exposed to propaganda and you think gray wolves are racist... but it is not true. There are real racists here and they are not muslims. They believe in old Turkish religions. Anyway I don't like grey wolfs because they support erdogan.

[@spidertrap4996]

@@defendkebap5066 The Gray Wolves is a Turkish nationalist, fascist and Nazi political organization. Unofficially, it is the youth of the Turkish Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) and the Grand Unity Party (BBP) and is the main parastatal arm of all the parties that have ruled and continue to rule Turkey. which numbers about 700 unions, retired groups, retirees and "martyrs' unions". These are organizations created by the parents and brothers of Turkish soldiers who were killed in battles with the Kurds. The Kurdish armed struggle, however, began much later than its founding date. Members of the Gray Wolves took part in the assassination of Tassos Isaac in 1996. In November 2020, the organization was outlawed in France. In addition to Erdogan, the organization also includes Devlet Bahçeli and Meral Akşener. Do you agree that the genocide of the Pontians and the Kurds has taken place?

[@defendkebap5066]

@@spidertrap4996 dude are you serious... you must be kidding MHP is a useless Islamic party. How can Islam and Nazism coexist? I've been with them for years. they are definitely not racist. I am racist and does not support any racist islamic parties. i hope u will understand.

[@giannislarch]

Hey from Greece! 💖We feel the same here... Most people don't want by any mean more hatred etc... We can't change the past.... But we can make the future! I think the big secret belies inside 3nd bigger counties.... They take advantage of the problems between us....! So my wish is to don't let them and try to make things better, cooperate, exchange ideas, friendship, culture, tourism, industry, commercial affairs , traveling, and all, everything that would help to live better lives we and our childrens, to move on and continue the progress, otherwise only problems will occur,!! We love you

[@duded-s9m]

ντροπή...

[@AmateurPainter651]

​@@duded-s9mshut upp

[@otgunz]

Hey Giannis, greetings, respect and love from Dardanelles, Troia, Turkiye. Hope war never again drop our souls.

[@giannislarch]

Me too! Thanks for the nice words!@@otgunz

[@Zykopath01]

@@duded-s9m Φίλε, ο καθένας έχει άποψη, σωστά; Αν δεν σου αρέσει, γάμα σε.

[@ΙωάνναΜαντοπουλου]

Why everyone associates syrtaki with plates breaking? Haha I expected the answer "it's a dance" 😂 Anyway, well done for this collaboration ! I loved both videos and it's true, we're so similar! 🇬🇷🇹🇷

[@metehanakar0]

I m from turkey and I m learning to sirtaki dance from the school, similar to ours Zeybek but more faster.

[@bujub7250]

i know right! while i was watching it i was so shocked because i once learned it in a folklore club, 3 türk trad dance 1 greek dance, and went like “did we learn something else ???” haha 😭

[@EasyGreekVideos]

I had the same question!

[@bujub7250]

@@occihum9115 “oriental beliefs” so you racist? 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@metehanakar0]

@@occihum9115 Turks are doesn't muslim dont you know???

[@nikosskopas4522]

I have many friends from Turkey. Some of them live here in Greece with their families and they work. It doesn't matter from where you are and what kind of language you speak, people are exactly the same in every part of the world. Greetings to Turkey.

[@EasyTurkish]

❤️

[@georgechouchlias263]

Μπράβο σου

[@ΒουλίτσαΒουλίτσα]

Αυτά να τα πεις και στους πρόσφυγες που ήρθαν από τον Πόντο...

[@mrhaci7747]

@@ΒουλίτσαΒουλίτσα Greece wanted the population exchange.

[@TheTsar1918]

So you’re essentially saying that all the peoples of the world enjoy committing genocide?

[@mindstab4]

first time i went to turkey it was for the formula 1 in 2005. a guy next to me asked me where are you from? italy? i said Greece. and he said : oh neighbours! and he huged me

[@Αγλαία-π5η]

As a Greek Cypriot, although now I am 69 years old, I want to learn Turkish so that I can communicate with my Turkish Cypriot brethren.

[@ΜαρίαΣφακιανάκη-δ8λ]

I love Turkey 🇹🇷 from Greece 🇬🇷

[@sapereaude3356]

❤️ from İzmit (Nicaea, as you guys called it at very past) 🇹🇷🇬🇷

[@ğözçsülke1224]

@@sapereaude3356 iznik, izmit, izmir... isimleri benziyor ama farklı şehirler

[@gulsahciner9808]

We love you too 🇬🇷🇹🇷💜

[@norahyland2963]

And I love Greece. Have Greek roots. Also Turkish roots.

[@emre05x]

We love you too

[@TheOne-fe8wk]

This is great. I love my Turkish komsus. Great people who have been given an unfair bad reputation sometimes. They are truly some of the warmers, smartest, funniest people I have ever met. Love from Greece

[@huseyinyuksel7214]

Love from turkey to greece

[@yasarbaskale2341]

Selam sizlere komşum ❤❤❤

[@Aeolos09887]

Eisai malakas bravo

[@theone9427]

But you stole my nick komshu 😅😅. Meanwhile i saw same nick with me firstly, suddenly hoops did i write these i thought 😅😅😅

[@OneTwo_1028]

@@theone9427 He probably got jealous and stole it from u, like how they did with baklava and cacik 😅😅

[@aivalistavro]

Great video. It was nice to hear people's thoughts and opinions. I'm a Greek Australian from Melbourne and I have quite a few Turkish friends. I think we are more similar than we are different.

[@saraa338]

@@occihum9115 Omg You are in everywhere!!! Radical man 😂😂😂

[@TheGuy..]

@@saraa338 I find it great to see people warning about Islamic oppression. As a woman, you should really be concerned.

[@puppa8619]

@@occihum9115 Well even if you dont want to identify it like that, turkish and greek culture are essentially almost identical. The only difference is the religion

[@puppa8619]

@@TheGuy.. as much as i hate islamic oppression, i have to say, christianity is just as bad as islam. both religions suck

[@TheGuy..]

@@puppa8619 Christ nor the apostles stood for hate, killing or oppression. Some people, historically wore the Christian banner and did horrible things that Christ and Christianity oppose. They're called false Christians. We can't judge a worldview or religion by it's adherents, we look to the source, their origins or writings. Jesus and the apostles didn't raid caravans. I don't know where you live but it seems you may have a misunderstanding about Christianity... probably something you were told. Did you get this idea from scripture? I agree Greeks and Turks shouldn't hate each other. But the young people should look to remove the source of hate and oppression and not let it creep into the new generations.

[@melinaouzouni6151]

Thank you so much for the video!!! Greetings from Greece🇬🇷✨✨

[@mehmetblitzker]

ALL of the hates come from the decisions of the politic makers. In Germany we Turks live together with Greeks and we have super nice relations. I personally play basketball with my Greek teammates and we are the best matches so far...Viva la Greko-Turko....

[@stesan60]

I agree. And I am half Greek Cypriot and lived in Germany and got along with Turks fine.

[@Θεμις-ξ1μ]

When I went to Germany the only ones that I felt close with were Turks and Iranians. So much in common, delicious food and warm people,like us. These are the only people I’ve kept contact with after going back to Greece

[@gurcuball6193]

@@Θεμις-ξ1μ What about Italians or Albanians? Aren't you feel close with them?

[@Θεμις-ξ1μ]

@@gurcuball6193 well I didn’t really have the chance to meet any Italians or Albanians while I was abroad and I haven’t met any Italians. I do know a few people from Albania but that’s as far as it goes. I’ve heard and used the phrase una fatsa una ratsa that came from Italy so I guess we must be somewhat close! Cant wait to meet people from Italy

[@theodoruspantelides8661]

@@gurcuball6193 heyy buddy i own a greco turkish friendship server if you want to join send me your account

[@steliosartemiou6627]

I am Cypriot and I consider Turkish people amazing even though I haven't visited Turkey which is my dream. Governments' job is to create hostilities between nations and we shouldn't believe them. From a Greekcypriot my love to Turkey and its people

[@user-gb1zj7wf1e]

As a Turk, my dream is to visit Greece and see its amazing history.

[@semprefidelis76]

Hello Stelios, As a Turkish, I see comments from Greeks in Greece for Turkey. But I do rarely see positive comments from Greek Cypriots. I really wish both Turks and Greeks could get along in Cyprus. Why does religion and language have to be a barrier between these two cultures? If anything, it is a great positivity to live together. Peace

[@awkward7777]

as a cypriot you should be the last person to love turkey

[@mucahitkumru3907]

Hukumetimize laf edemezsin

[@Elif-Y-0]

Türkiye yi seven Kıbrıslı bir rum görmek beni mutlu etti. 🌸🌸

[@kesimclndemir4007]

Ben 71 yaşındayım. Yunanistana 2 defa gittim. 500 yıl beraber yaşamışız. Kültürlerimiz birbirine çok benziyor. Ben Giresun'luyum bizim köyde de 1924 yılına kadar Rumlarda yaşarmış. Babaannem biz Rumlarla barış içinde yaşıyorduk derdi.Yunan halkı ile biz Türk halkı arasında hiç bir sorun olmadığı düşüncesindeyim.

[@kesimclndemir4007]

1985 yılında Bodruma gitmiştim. Sabah otobüsten indim otele gidiyordum önümde 9-10 kişilik bir grup gidiyordu. Tıpkı bizim Türklere benziyorlardı. Otelin penceresinden bir hanım gruba seslendi Maria, Maria diye. O zaman grubun yunanlı olduğunu anladım. Türkler ile Yunanlıların ne kadar bir birine benzediğini gördüm. Tavernalarına ve eğlence kültürlerine bayılıyorum. Çok sık yunan şarkılarını dinliyorum. Zaten Yunanistanin Samos adası karşısında Seferihisar'da yaşıyorum. Politikacılar olmazsa halklar barış içinde yasarlar.

[@koktengri8724]

@@kesimclndemir4007 Soysuz

[@koktengri8724]

@@kesimclndemir4007 Politikacılarıda halk seçiyor yalniz. Gökten inmiyorlar.

[@jjdjsks6]

@@koktengri8724 Adam ne güzel anısını anlatmış insan gibi, senin yaptığına bak

[@Apistoleon]

500 degil 1000 yil yasanmislik var

[@nilgunsonat4170]

Yunan adalarının bir kısmını ve kuzey Yunanistan'ı gezme fırsatım oldu. Hem ülke hem insanları çok güzel. Neşeli, keyifli insanlar. Dünyada en çok Yunanlıları, Portekizlileri ve İtalyanları seviyorum.

[@anastasia6305]

Thank you for this video! As a teacher in Greece, I always try to stay focused on the things that count and keep my students out of bad politics and fanaticism! My great grandparents and my grandparents came from Asia Minor and I grew up listening to their stories! They were so close to Turkish families and they considered them members of their own and vice-versa! Both parties were saddened and both parties lost..but let's keep the past to the past! I have visited Turkey, it has been one of my most enjoyable experiences and the people I met were kind and very hospitable and even more so when they heard I am Greek!! I want to visit more places in Turkey in the future! And please, don't listen to the politicians!! They just want to fuel a supposed discord so we would avert our eyes from the real existing problems they create so they can control us!

[@Hakan-jc9bu]

Thank you for the kind words towards us. But I must say most Greek people mentally still in the past unfortunately and hating us!! From our perspective we are more forward and hope more people like you teach love their classes not the hate. Lastly,we like it or not we share the same geography hope further bright for our two nations. Take care..

[@user-jk6vt]

Greek people only hat Turkish politics, not the people. Watch the video from Easy Greek.

[@Hakan-jc9bu]

@@user-jk6vt Your politics even worse than ours!! Turkey politics only fallows Turkish peoples interest specially externally. Reason I'm saying that Greek politics not fallows the Greek peoples interest fallows usa or dominant European powers interest. Of course than cause problems between our two nations. If Turkey and Greek talk alone and try to solve common problems believe me most of the problems would be solved but no Greek allows French/Germany usa so on intifere for their interest to make the situation even worse. Hope Greek people will see the real danger of the following other powers. Not make the same mistake like in the past.

[@hassanthedj]

Hello Anastasia. I’m glad you have good vacation in Turkey. I hope I will see Greece when I fly to Turkey next time. I am from the US. First time I was homesick first time I came here (4 years ago) Greek lady and I we just gave us big hug and I did cry. That hug made me feel I am home. I only wish people turn off their TV and read books. ☮️

[@anastasia6305]

@@hassanthedj Thank you for your comment. I hope you visit Greece soon. And I do agree, if people read books, they would be more open minded and could make up the own minds about things, instead of being fed falsities and fanaticism through watching TV..

[@Alkomp75]

As a Greek I made friends from Turkey when I was living in Scandinavia.Up there , people were cold , Greeks and Turks , on the other hand , are warm Mediterranean people

[@joannaheart8167]

So true - I had Danish flatmates, and Gosh, that was the most freezing experience in my life... I came to loathe them and all Scandinavians ever since. Imagine - they once had a tea party at home - Scandinavians only - and I was not invited. Not even for a cup of tea. In our own home!! I sat in my room all alone.. They don't care for people of the South. They were racists, snobbish, rude.. and I could go on and on.. I would rather eat rocks here than live with this kind of people.. Hope you left the damned place!!

[@IsengardMordor]

As a Turk, i believe that the current problems that both nations have with each other are because of their governments mostly. There are mostly chill people in both nations

[@ioannistsiaklaganos6684]

I agree my friend

[@anastasiakaramanou1105]

Στην διασκέδαση πραγματι ειμαστε ίδιοι! Δεν θα ξεχάσω πρωτοχρονιά στην Αδριανούπολη σε κεντρο διασκέδασης ! Σαν να ειμουν στην Ελλάδα και ακομα καλυτερα! Ακομα και τα ζευγάρια τσακωνόνταν το ίδι με τα ελληνικά!😂

[@TurkLivesMatter]

There is a city called Karaman in Turkey.🙌

[@onur_baltaci]

Karamandan mı göç ettiniz

[@OradanveBuradan]

@@onur_baltaci Karamanlı kelimesi osmanlıda ortodoks hristiyanlara verilen bir addı. yani aslında ortodoks hristiyanlara siz kimsiniz diye sorduklarında onlar da karamanlıyız derlerdi.

[@VasilisFouk]

I don't know why KZbin recommended this video but I'm glad it did. It's really nice to see people say the real truth instead of the manufactured idea that the two countries should hate each other for...reasons. Does anyone really believe that a citizen with his own life, his family, his children wakes up each morning thinking, how can I do harm to my enemy just like the TV says? Does anyone really believe that a normal person wakes up each morning thinking about taking a gun to kill his 'enemy'? I have met Turks, I never had any problems with them. I have worked and cooperated with Turks. No problems whatsoever. I have no reason to hate a Turk citizen. The only thing constantly causing issues are politics. Far-right wing, nationalistic politics to be exact. The moment someone starts to somehow feel 'proud' for simply being born in a specific country without doing anything else to help other people or offer anything for the common good, things start to go wrong.... Remove nationalistic ideas from your head and start thinking about people and you'll realize that you have absolutely nothing to hate about the 'other' country, whichever country that is. This also includes criticizing both their politics AND your own country's political behavior.

[@onurcan8434]

I guess you don't know the meaning of nationalism and racism. Prejudices lead peoples to wrong conclusions. Let me explain it on this occasion, so that you can learn so that you do not continue to draw wrong conclusions. The origin of the words nation and nationalism is Arabic. It comes from the Arabic root mll. milla - millet. It means race. The origin of the too words race and racism is Turkish. It comes from the Turkish root ır - race - uruk. The meaning of this too word is race. Of course, these are their English equivalents. Although the meaning of both words is the same, nationalism and racism are completely different from each other. nationalism; Its aim is to make its own nation materially and spiritually superior to other nations. As Mustafa Kemal Atatürk said, it is the aim and effort to raise your race to the level of advanced civilizations or even higher. Racism is the exact opposite of this. It means to despise, oppress and bully other races other than your own. In other words, nationalism is a beautiful thing and certainly does not have a bad purpose. The real bad thing is not nationalism, but racism. You may not like to hear this, but the best definition of racism to date has been made by the prophet of Islam. he says exactly like this. Racism means persecuting people from your own nation.We have adopted this definition and do not care about the global definition of racism. but the main thing is this. In order not to be racist, you first need to know who is or is not a member of your own race. This is harder to know than not to be racist. I advise you to be careful next time before giving advice to anyone...

[@VasilisFouk]

There isn't a single instance in history where someone with nationalistic ideas avoided being oppressive to someone else. Naive people think it is romantic to care about your nation but reality is different. What you are talking about is Patriotism. Nationalistic ideas ALWAYS lead to oppression, wars and racism. It has happened before and it happens right now with the large amounts of refugees going into European countries. Right-wing parties are on the rise because they advocate this fake patriotism where your country stands alone and proud. Noone of them mentions that for this to happen you have to pushback and oppress other groups of people that want to find a home/work in your country. There is absolutely NO way to be nationalistic and not oppress some 'enemy' group. @@onurcan8434

[@evanpirpiris2395]

I come from Greece and I have to say that you guys have one of the most beautiful girls in the world. Every time when I meet Turkish people they are so friendly. Greetings from kos isnland !!❤️

[@duded-s9m]

Πασά δεν θα σε κάνουν οι Τούρκοι, πιο πολύ θα σε κοροϊδεύουν, αλλά εσύ δεν θα το καταλάβεις. Εκτός αν πονηρευτείς και πιάνεις τις σπόντες...

[@EasyGerman]

Amazing video! 😃I have a question: what does the word "Rum" refer to? :)

[@EasyGreekVideos]

Greeks of the former Byzantine Empire. Those people referred to themselves as Romans rather than Byzantines, and when the Ottomans took over, that's what they continued to call themselves.

[@balporsugu2.0]

Hellenized Anatolian Roman citizens.

[@semihklcgedik7239]

Bro Byzatyne is a buzz word from a German Schoolar of 15-16th century. Rum = Roma (Eastern) Rumi = From Roma

[@95bekirable]

Rum means Roman in Ottoman Turkish, that was the traditional way of addressing to Greeks.

[@thefenerbahcesk4156]

@@EasyGreekVideos In fact, the first Turkish empire in Anatolia (Turkey) was called the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum - the Seljuks being a large Turkic middle eastern empire and Rum referring to modern day Rome i.e. Byzantine. The Ottoman Empire was originally a small substate (called beylik) within the Seljuk Sultanate of Rome. The founders of the Ottoman Empire migrated from what is now Mary in Turkmenistan to what is now northwestern Turkey in the 12th century.

[@hisaichiyushiki8219]

I am Greek and i have 3 friends that are from Turkey. Other than some cultural differences, i do not see anything else to make us seem different. Recently, i served my time in the military and i had people make jokes about taking back cities that belonged to someone in the past. People really only made jokes. No one wants war or hate. Only lunatics and people that would see benefit in war, would want conflict. Had i seen a Turkish soldier in my time in the military? Would feel like i would see a reflection of myself. Was only there to serve my time and move on, no hard feelings for things in the past. Conflict only hurts both participants. Love to all people, Greek, Turkish, everyone. Do not spread conflict, thank you :)

[@nilgunsonat4170]

👍👏❤️

[@athanasioskollias8366]

Great video. Personally I’m Greek and have a lot of Turkish friends. We respect each other and have a good time together as we all should!!🇬🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️

[@fuckcorona5218]

Where did you met them Hi from Turkey btw

[@fenerarmy3493]

Fenerbahçe & AEK brothers Mono 21 💛🖤💙

[@athanasioskollias8366]

@@fuckcorona5218 cheers, I used to live with turkish people in Germany.

[@athanasioskollias8366]

@@fenerarmy3493 🤝💛💙

[@beyza81]

🇹🇷❤️🇬🇷

[@MrCRIS2121]

🇬🇷🇹🇷🇬🇷🇹🇷 Only love and peace. We are very similar as peoples. It would be very unfair and unacceptable for these two peoples to clash.

[@clmky5485]

Your government has opened camps in Greece for the PKK terrorist organization that killed 40 thousand of our people. Fetö terrorist organization, which carried out a coup d'etat against our state and caused the death of 250 people, is hosted in Greece. The islands, whose sovereignty is not given to you by any agreement, are equipped with heavy weapons. hold the ordinary people's state accountable. otherwise war between us will be inevitable

[@eviren5698]

All of us watch the news but both of the leaders (mivotakis and erduan is going to lose elecetion) so they want to gain votes from this problem

[@cfcmaho187]

We aren't tbh

[@adsoyad9002]

🇹🇷♥️🇬🇷

[@sergiok6980]

There's nothing to separate us from our Turkish neighbors. Only Politicians keep us apart.

[@baybars4913]

Σε αγαπώ αδερφέ 😁

[@annas4843]

Μην αγχώνεσαι και ο Ερντογαν θέλει να μας φέρει πιο κοντά, ούτε το Αιγαίο δε θα μας χωρίζει… εκεί να σε δω αν θα λες τα ίδια

[@Stand4ndFight]

I am from Greece. I wish all humans were as gentle and warm as the first two men in the video (especially the gentleman with the beard). Love to all!

[@ross2642]

We don't hate u guys love from Turkey

[@costasp9744]

Turkeys are not people

[@k-popfan_blackpink9931]

I am from Greece so i wwnt to say thank you turkey🥺💓

[@margaritisskg]

The people of these two countries need to come into more contact with each other in order for both sides to conclude to the fact that we are all the same. We are all humans with the same needs who can coexist peacefully.

[@user-jk6vt]

Well, not with an imperialistic Turkish president. Sorry…I had to say the truth

[@Manuel-qu3tc]

The first man with the earring sounds really civilised and eloquent. I do not speak Turkish but it sounds like he's speaking really coherently and elegantly. I know that is NOT the average Turk but even so, he looks like a gentleman.

[@clmky5485]

How is the average Turkish? Even when writing, you look from the top. you are very mediocre

[@barancelik74]

U guessed right,he speaks very fluent and elegant

[@xalidequlizade_09]

Ben Yunanistanı çok seviyorum 12 yaşım var ama Yunanca öğreniyorum çok eğlenceli ve insanı sıkmayan bir dil oraya gitmek çok istiyorum inşallah tez zamanda sülh olur🇬🇷❤️🇦🇿❤️🇹🇷

[@giannisb2721]

As a Greek, i visited Turkey back in 2009, and since then another 3 times. I always had a great time, people there were very hospitable and friendly, i want to get back soon Now, as for how close the two peoples are, i would say that they have things in common, but as i noticed, differences are a lot more than similarities: Mentality: both are "warm", but Turks are a lot more emotional, Greeks are more "comfortable", but Turks more "relaxed". Turkish mentality is "not suspicious at all", Greeks are a lot more suspicious. The Greek stereotype of Turkish mentality is that they are "agathoi" (good people but not "suspicious"/"cunning") Habits: here are many differences: Turks vastly drink tea, Greeks vastly drink coffee (mainly a Greek coffee called frappe, and foreign like espresso). Turks almost never (in the past never) drink wine, Greeks mainly drink wine, Turks rather drink raki, a drink which resembles Balkan rakija and levantine arak. They also drink a lot of ayran. Greeks have no idea what this thing is. Some Turks eat on the floor. The only case Greeks Would eat on the ground would be on a pick nick in the countryside. Greeks prefer dogs, Turks cats. Greeks keep shoes on when visiting a foreign house, Turks remove their shoes in such occasions Music: part of music is identical, part of music is nothing alike. The music of anatolian Greeks is identical to Turkish. Both are a blend of Byzantine, Central asian and Arabic music. Greeks of mainland have a vastly different music, intermediate to Balkan and italian. Greeks of Ionian islands have purely Italian. Cuisine: Turks dont seem to love pork, and have a love for spicy food. Greeks consume pork more than any kind of meat, and rarely like spicy food. Greeks also have a very old pasta tradition, nearly equal to Italian. Turkey has no more pasta than manti ans eriste, both resembling central asian instead of south European pasta. This is not that visible in touristic cuisine, but a lot visible in traditional cuisine Architecture: Turkish architecture is the ottoman vernacular house. Greece has this type only in Northern mainland regions. Southern Greece and Greek islands architecture is similar to Southern European (Italian Spanish) with no Ottoman influence Language: Greek language is a centum (Western) indoeuropean language with "Spanish" sounds, and 60-70% of its foreign loanwords being latin, Turkish is an altaic language As a whole, Greeks are a European nation with limited Oriental influences (and we are not the only, at least all Iberians, Maltese, South Italians, and to a higher extend south Balkaners are European nations with oriental influences). Turks are a blend of central asian, caucasian and persian civilization, with some levantine influence

[@xdkankaxd5427]

you are welcome! come to istanbul/kadıköy its so beatiful here :)

[@vasilikikakara3092]

greeks drink raki too. we call it tsipouro/tsiloudia/raki depending on the region. we definitely know what it is 😂

[@giannisb2721]

@@vasilikikakara3092 No. The two drinks (Turkish raki and Greek tsipouro) are irrelevant, at least by taste, with only thing in common being that they are destilled. The only drink resembling Greek tsipouro is Italian grappa, and many people in Northern Greece call tsipouro "grappa" as well Plus, tsipouro is regional, in Northern Mainland Greece. Greeks of Southern Greece and the islands do not have it in their tradition

[@EasyTurkish]

That's a decent evaluation :)

[@giannisb2721]

@@EasyTurkish tesekkurler:D

[@leander1106]

I am Greek and we are brothers. Ciftetelli for ever 😍!

[@ahmetozturk2346]

Hahahah well done neighbor🤣

[@berkkayar7440]

THANKS FOR MAKING A VIDEO ABOUT THIS TOPIC:) GREETINGS TO THE ONES WHO WANT PEACE AND LOVE!!

[@etinarcadiaego7972]

free Cyprus!!!!!

[@spidertrap4996]

what is the opinion of Devlet Bahçeli to all of that in your coverment ? what is the opinion of grey wolfs to all of that ?

[@sickturret3587]

@@spidertrap4996 you think his opinions matter? he is an old man who allied with a party which he blamed for years and according to polls his own party won't even make it into the parliement in the next elections. but as a turkish nationalist i agree with the original poster. loving your country doesn't mean you should hate people whose ancestors opposed your's in the past. i wasn't involved in any of those wars. greeks killed my grandmother's parents when they were fleeing from skopje to edirne in early 20'th century. i don't believe the people responsible for that are still alive. why should i hate a whole nation because of that? it's plain stupid.

[@spidertrap4996]

@@sickturret3587 I read and understand everything you write to me. However in your analysis, you do not go deeper and you see them very superficially. (I hope without deceit). The one you call an old man is still the leader of a regime (not a democracy). The issue of Turkey's hostility to ALL neighboring countries and especially to Greece is not current, but it lasts for many, many hundreds of years. So why do you think that something has changed today, even after the tragically unacceptable and unhistorical behavior of the Turkish leadership and a very large part of the Turkish people? Which politician do you think would be suitable to make Turkey a normal and just state? (if you want you answer because in your country it is a bit dangerous to have an opinion). For the last part of your point of view, I would tell you that what you are doing is called "logical fallacies" and is the same tactic used by both Hitler and Mussolini. In other words, you consider that he who liberates and protects the family, his people and his land is on the same level with the one who is a murderer, rapist and thief.

[@sickturret3587]

@@spidertrap4996 wait, are you saying ottomans (who were an empire) that had an expansionist policy as did all empires in history is the core of how turkish people feel with others today? it would be like me saying people from athens today hate people from corinth. and no, majority of turkey doesn't feel hostility towards majority of our current neighbours. most of us dislike armenia, because of their stance, some dislike greece while a majority are fond of them. majority love azerbaijan and we are mostly indefferent against others. your arguement is not valid.

[@bx70]

Very nice video! It's nice to know what Turkish people think about us Greeks. When I visited Turkey I felt very nice and comfortable with the people who were in fact,very friendly and polite. I have very good impressions and the food there was marvelous!

[@Ahmad-is2us]

They're lying. In fact, they hate the Greeks a lot, they just want the money.

[@buzfatih]

Hey Arab, don't comment on topics that are not related to you.

[@blanklnfinity]

@@buzfatihadam yunanım demiş kalkıp arap demişsin

[@buzfatih]

@@blanklnfinity Ahmed isimli arap bi kullanıcı var.Türkler hakkındaki olumlu yorumların altına olumsuz yorumlar yazıyor sürekli.Bu yorumun altında da 'Türkler para kazanmak için şirin görünüp sizi kandırıyor' gibi bir yorumu vardı ona hitaben yazmıştım ama silmiş ya da engellenmiş yorumu.Bildirim de bulunmuştum.

[@blanklnfinity]

@@buzfatih ben yazdığımda yorum yoktu silmiş sanırım kusura bakmayın…

[@diaboliques9166]

Love Turkey from Greece 🇬🇷🇹🇷 😍😍

[@caniomanio8507]

Love you too❤

[@tarihcipenceresi9330]

You're a liar, keep your lies to yourself we Will defent our homeland to the end 💪🇹🇷💪🇹🇷💪🇹🇷💪🇹🇷💪🇹🇷💪🇹🇷

[@nilgunsonat4170]

Love Greece from Turkey😍

[@cigdempazarkaya2335]

KALIMERHABA KOMŞU. 🌷💟 🌺

[@sbbacraft]

I love Turkish language 📿🇹🇷 i am from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@EasyTurkish]

Thanks!

[@barwinbie]

Çok başarılı bir collabration videosu olmuş. Olumsuz yorumlara aldırmayın emeğinize sağlık çok iyi işler çıkarıyorsunuz.

[@EasyTurkish]

Çok teşekkür ederiz!

[@kasadam85]

işbirliği yazsaydin keşke

[@ΠαύλοςΠ-ρ2β]

i have been 3 times in Istanbul and i have only good things to tell, people are very polite and friendly, we are similar, thats why in many countries Greek and Turkish are the best friends. I wish the best to our neighbours, and the wrost to the politics Greeks and Turkish politics.

[@Vanguard.1283]

Birbirimize benzer olduğunu düşünmüyorum. Siz Avrupalısıniz biz ise Asyalı, sizin diliniz Hint-Avrupa dili içinden bizimki Altay ailesi içinde, siz hristiyansınız bir ise müslüman, biz çok iyi arkadaş değiliz ve olamayızda ama bu nefret ettiğim anlamına gelmiyor. Sadece barış ve bizden uzak durun ve mümkün olduğunca Türkiye'ye gelmemeye çalışın. Bu aralar kaçak arap,afgan ve paki işgali altındayız. 10 yıl sonra tekrar gelin belki ülkelerine geri göndermiş oluruz.

[@purespirit8071]

🇬🇷🤝🇹🇷 Peace and love my friends!

[@alperensoylu4987]

🇹🇷🇬🇷

[@based_ortho]

Οχι μετα απο οτι μας έκαναν

[@jxnorvn3631]

Love from 🇹🇷!

[@efiding97]

All the pain is the history now and we should learn from it.. Our main duty on both sides is now to avoid a war... A Hellenic mother cries the same like a Turkish mother, when she lost a child. If we want to be good children to our parents Hellenic or Turkish we should not make them cry. Greetings to my Turkish sisters and brothers!

[@okandemirci7579]

there can never be a war dude. both countries are nato members and greece is a part of eu

[@MIKRASIATISSA]

you don't have to worry about a war, we don't have money lol

[@zaboybagoi8636]

Anatolian Greek population before 1071:5-6 million Anatolian Greek population today:5-10000

[@lathosanthropos787]

Much love from Greece!!

[@nilgunsonat4170]

Much love from Turkey!

[@FaLaN69]

Man... I really like the fact that most people here have a sane and understanding view of one another. I hope within the next 20 years or so we can build better political relations.

[@annag3444]

Truly an amazing video that we see the real opinion of the Turkish people about Greece and the Greeks!

[@EasyTurkish]

Thanks!

[@jackie5918]

You must be naive to think that this is the "real" opinion of Turks about Greeks

[@blanklnfinity]

@@jackie5918 Yes, this is our actual opinion. As a Turk, I am not an enemy to the Greeks, nor do we have any grudges. The two countries I hate are Armenians and Arabs. We have no problems with the Greeks.

[@itsme_merve]

I'm a Turk living in Finland, and one of the first people I met when I moved here is a Greek lady! And after a few months now, she's one of my closest friends here and we get along very well. We keep realizing how similar cultures we have. It really feels like we're coming from almost the same place, it's just the passports that have different country names on them, haha! No bad anything between us, only love ❤

[@byeebitch]

Same here! Also one of our neighbors was an elderly Greek lady! She was very kind and welcoming. We would call her as "mummi" (granny in finnish) since we were little kids. Kind regards from the Capital Zone! 🇫🇮🇹🇷

[@leventt247]

Kötü

[@itsme_merve]

@@leventt247 Kötü olan nedir acaba?

[@joannaheart8167]

I am very happy you found a Greek friend because I don't think you will find a friendly Scandinavian!! Greeks and Turkish and all Mediterranean and Near Eastern nations are very nice, warm people. I hope you go back to wonderful homeland. I don't think you will want to live in such a depressing place as Finland with boring, cold people!!

[@itsme_merve]

@@joannaheart8167 Thanks for the lovely words on Turks, Greeks, etc, but both me and my Greek friend are here by choice. I'm not gonna say much on the "Scandinavians" considering Finland and Finnish people are not part of Scandinavia (a very common misconception). I love Finland, and I love how honest people are here, I have so many Finnish friends and even my second family here who are Finnish. I am sorry if you happened to have bad experiences with the people here, I had so many bad experiences with people from my own country but I don't believe in generalizing. I understand you don't try to be mean to me, but maybe consider that not all people share the same idea as yourself, hence you hoping for me to go back is not a good thing for me. I love Finland and living here, and I hope to stay for good after my studies. I hope everyone gets to live in wherever they feel like they belong. Peace.

[@col4ke]

There is no reason to be have a bad relationship each other with Greeks, i really love them, screw politics.

[@marqidosad7657]

@@occihum9115 they are minority so it can justify the genocide?

[@marqidosad7657]

@@occihum9115 yes, yes "ethnic fight"

[@selmaakpnar1233]

Araştır bakalım Yalova katliamını

[@etinarcadiaego7972]

@@evrem4900 FREE CYPRUS

[@nikosnikos8184]

@@evrem4900 turey make a problem problem problem .... you have problem for everything

[@d.xenakis]

As a Greek I can say that I consider nowdays Turks as brothers with similar traditions and culture.

[@otgunz]

ο ίδιο και εδώ, σου εύχομαι τα καλύτερα αγαπητέ γειτόνισσα!

[@chrissorvatziotis]

I am a Greek-American living in Vienna. 4 years ago i met a girl so kind and beautiful , which i loved (with a brotherly love) right away. She seemed an amazing person and we hanged out a bit. 3 years ago this beauty came into our family circle when she got married my brother in-law. I'm very happy that both of them have respect for each others religion (She is Muslim and He is Christian), and they are the living proof of when there is love , nothing can stand on your way. I met her family (which now is also my family) and the love i received from their side and also the one we gave to them is unbelievable. If you take out of the way the Religion (for which we have to have respect no matter if isn't ours) , we are the exact same people. So greetings and lots of love to our brothers and sisters in Turkey , and hold on at this difficult financial moment.

[@argoshellas6717]

That means that religion is seperating the people mostly, tradition you can accept. But the people are triggered by the inivisible religions created by Humans. I respect Country and History! And i'm a Great patriot but i don't like when we mix the religion inside. We are going forward in the future so we must think clear and with facts. Americans have touched the moon without any religion, religious practice, nor some religious tradition and preaching.

[@abedbbb7083]

I am sorry to say this to you but her marriage as a muslim woman to a christian man is null and forbiden in her religion that the least hurtful sentence that i can use from islamic point of view, so technically she is not a muslim or let say she is just culturaly attributed to muslim community because if she were she would not marry any man not muslim, but the other way can be in islamic point of view meaning a muslim man can marry a christian woman or a jewish woman (just from this two religions ) with conditions like her believing realy in God not just rised as christian but in reality she is an atheist

[@gokhan4461]

@@abedbbb7083 That's none of your business, and no one asked.

[@okandemirci7579]

@@abedbbb7083 you are correct

[@argoshellas6717]

@@abedbbb7083 then you have a big problem in your religion Islam ... because its deviding the people... 💁🏻‍♂️ . I know that God doesnt devide the people. You see how many unlogical things the religions have. 😀

[@demeeg4354]

Amazing topic ! Turkey is so beautiful country... so good culture, songs , tastes, people, films. One day I will visit this country... I want only peace. My grandmother leaved in ismir and the 1922 she left I have listen so many stories and we had friends from turkey. Thank you for this video! With love from Greece ❤

[@konstantinosl6992]

Unfortunately having good relations with our neighbors is against the weapon industry benefits.

[@acupofcoffeea1539]

Exactly…

[@abunjaendokua1254]

In wars only lovers ,friends,families die . No kings no rich people no burocrates only humans die

[@MrApostolis78]

If it weren't for governments and politics...we are the same. We stayed at a motel owned by a sweet old lady in Pera and I could have sworn she acted the same as my grandmother bringing us coffee in the morning, telling to dress for the weather and to be careful. There is nothing that divides us as people.

[@yagruumbagaarn]

Neither Greek nor Turkish here but these two videos and comments hit me right in the feels.

[@ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣΣΤΕΦΟΣ]

I LOVE BAKLAVA FROM TURKISY.... END TURKISY WOMAN IT IS AMAZING..... ABSOLOYTH BEATY.....

[@Gonulzengini]

I am a Turkish man who really hates the haters of two sides. We had wars yes but Time has passed. Why don't we live in peace and be good neighbours? Past cannot be a reason to dislike each other. Loves to our Greek friends from Istanbul :)

[@Aiolos-f2k]

Tesekkurler greets iyi gecelar :)

[@henleygirlonthames3773]

yes past is past but now we live in present modern times so we can be good neighbors and respect one another. i think we ordinary simple people sympathise each other, it's the politics that try to make us enemies. many greetings from a greek in Athens!!!

[@Gonulzengini]

@@henleygirlonthames3773 You are such a good hearted person , loves from Switzerland.

[@duded-s9m]

Constantinople has nothing Christian to visit now and there are no christians there.

[@seculier123]

generally old people and people who haven't been to the other country, and who don't know anyone from the other country, give a negative answers. In fact, what they fear (or dont like) is not turks or greeks, but the feeling of "not knowing". they don't even know each other. normally the two peoples are almost exactly the SAME. The positive response of young people increases our hopes for the future. long live the brotherhood of peoples. turkish and greek friendship❤

[@pzg98]

It’s sad that this older man in the video said that Greece hasn’t been friendly towards Turkey throughout history, because it seems like he hasn’t read history. However, all these positive things I saw in this video give me hope.

[@터키어-x6l]

Bro past is past ,if yu read your history books are diff if a Turk read a history book diff , even when u make a comment dont blaim turks

[@Tolga_Demircioglu]

That old man is not Turkish. ultra-conservative cleric. We Turks also hate those men.

[@nikolakis3029]

We are Neighbours and Friends. 🇹🇷Merhaba Καλημέρα 🇬🇷

[@huseyinyuksel7214]

Hello neighbor love from turkey to greece

[@umutcan738]

❤❤

[@mahmutertugrul7303]

Kalimera

[@zuulthemonster3222]

If only politicians had the same opinions.

[@deniz9209]

I love Greeks I haven't been to Greece but somehow I feel close to them

[@yusufklc2962]

umarım yakında dönmemek üzere gidersin.

[@siento0]

@@yusufklc2962 olum niye bu kadar kudurdun neden bu düsmanlik adam alt tarafi yunanistani görmek isterim demis

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

@@yusufklc2962 My Turkish friend from Istanbul has a Greek bf. People who judge by individuality and are normal people not involve in politics or nationalist propaganda history bias has friends from any ethnicity. And again if they judged by individuality not collective group origin. Or a internet thread where racists huddle to and pretend to make majority of a nationality look a certain way. You are just a continuation of toxicity

[@mrhaci7747]

@@yusufklc2962 kudur

[@dimitriskaligeris5506]

Merhaba Lefteri !!! ( Lefteris is your..Greek name , Ozgur means Freedom , biliyorum

[@ΣταύροςΚουτεντάκης-η7δ]

As a Greek I feel great sympathy and love for neighboring Turkey and the Turkish people, it's a shame that our governments use propaganda to make us hate each other while we shouldn't! As neighbors I think that we must have very good, friendly relations we each other. I really want to visit Turkey and travel in Istanbul and to the costs of Asia minor and generally explore the country, taste turkish traditional food and as a history lover I also want to visit a lot of museums and learn more about turkish history(mostly about Ottoman history)! Greetings and mush love from Greece! 🇬🇷❤️🇹🇷

[@senat9279]

:)​@@eminee1198

[@giannisgiannis870]

Ben yunan,merhaba.All we are brothers,only politicals are enemies each other.No we.Gunaydin.

[@eminee1198]

Evet halklar arasında bir sorun yok dostum bu arada türkçeniz iyi😂

[@onatgecikligun4697]

I love greek music, greek myhtology, greek food. I love Greece and ı want to visit!

[@theodoruspantelides8661]

heyy buddy i own a greco turkish friendship server if you want to join send me your account

[@onatgecikligun4697]

@@theodoruspantelides8661 sure. Which account?

[@theodoruspantelides8661]

@@onatgecikligun4697 discord

[@onatgecikligun4697]

@@theodoruspantelides8661 ı don't have discord :(

[@theodoruspantelides8661]

@@onatgecikligun4697 you can create brotherrrr

[@hellenicculture8169]

merhaba arkadaş türk komşu! biz de sizin için aynısını söylüyoruz fazla merak etmeyin!

[@icepuffer]

Στην πραγματικότητα, είμαστε και οι δύο άνθρωποι της Ανατολίας. Και «Ana» σημαίνει μητέρα στα τούρκικα. Είμαστε σαν δύο αδέρφια με την ίδια μητέρα αλλά διαφορετικούς πατεράδες. Η μητέρα μας είναι από την Ανατολία, ο πατέρας μας είναι η γλώσσα και η πίστη μας. ασυμβίβαστες μεταξύ τους. αλλά ένας από εμάς δεν μπορεί ο ένας χωρίς τον άλλον, χωρίς έναν από εμάς, η άλλη πλευρά πάντα λείπει. τόσο χαίρομαι που σε έχω. τα άτακτα θετά μας αδέρφια. Σας αγαπάμε με το γλυκό και το πικρό του. οι δυο μας είμαστε θετή αδερφή. Καλά που είμαστε γείτονες. (Αλλά ο μπακλαβάς είναι δικός μας) Türkiyeden Sevgiler. 🇹🇷❤️🇬🇷

[@manuelt.113]

We have nothing against each other. Don't get confused with those who say the opposite. Those who are screaming are easier to hear. Doesn't mean they are majority. Greeks and Turks love each other. Greetings from Greece❤️ 🇬🇷. Love you neighbours! ❤️ 🇹🇷

[@nilgunsonat4170]

❤️❤️❤️

[@DaedalusRE2]

Been to Istanbul , everyone was super polite and super friendly , we were getting offered free tea , lokums etc . Same thing with Izmir . Hate isn't cultivated by the people , hate is cultivated by politicians with agendas. As a Greek , I don't hate Turks , like I don't hate Germans , Italians etc. What has happened in the past stays in the past . We can't -and we shouldn't- forget , but that doesn't mean that we will be hating a nation for its past transgressions till the end of our time. No one is perfect , we aren't perfect either . Wishing you all happy holidays and may 2022 be an amazing year for all of us

[@spyridonnotidis3392]

ΠΡΟΤΑ ΣΟΥ ΕΚΛΕΨΑΝ ΤΗΝ ΓΗ ΚΕ ΣΕ ΠΕΤΑΞΑΝ ΕΞΩ ΑΠΟ ΤΟ ΣΠΙΤΙΣΟΥ ΕΣΦΑΞΑΝ ΤΑ ΓΥΝΕΚΟΠΑΙΔΑ ΚΕ ΤΟΥΣ ΕΙΛΗΚΙΩΜΕΝΟΥΣ ΚΕ ΤΩΡΑ ΕΚΑΤΟΝ ΤΩΣΑ ΧΡΩΝΙΑ ΑΡΓΩΤΕΡΑ ΘΕΛΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΚΑΝΩΜΕ ΗΡΕΙΝΗ ΚΕ ΝΑ ΑΓΑΠΗΘΟΥΜΕ.ΦΥΣΗΚΑ ΚΕ ΔΕΝ ΦΤΑΙΝΕ ΟΙ ΝΕΟΤΟΥΡΚΟΙ ΔΕΝ ΗΤΑΝ ΕΚΕΙ,ΟΣΟ ΥΠΑΡΧΗ Η ΚΑΤΑΛΕΙΨΗ ΓΗΣ ΘΑ ΥΠΑΡΧΗ ΠΡΟΒΛΗΜΑ.ΟΙ ΩΡΕΑΙΣ ΤΟΥΡΚΑΛΕΣ ΝΑ ΞΕΡΟΥΝ ΟΤΙ ΥΠΑΡΧΟΥΝ ΚΕ ΟΡΑΙΑ ΤΟΥΡΚΟΠΑΙΔΑ, ΟΠΟΣ ΚΕ ΤΑ ΛΕΒΕΝΤΩΠΑΙΔΑ ΕΛΛΗΝΕΣ ΝΑ ΞΕΡΟΥΝ ΠΟΣ ΣΤΗ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΥΠΑΡΧΟΥΝ ΠΑΝΕΜΟΡΦΕΣ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΔΕΣ ΓΓΟΜΕΝΑΡΕΣ ΚΕ ΠΟΛΥ ΕΞΗΠΝΕΣ ΚΕ ΚΑΛΗΕΡΓΕΜΕΝΕΣ ΙΣΩΣ ΑΥΤΟ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΚΕ ΤΟ ΠΡΟΒΛΗΜΑ ΤΩΝ ΝΕΩΝ ΟΙ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΔΕΣ ΕΙΝΕ ΠΟΛΥ ΠΙΟ ΕΞΗΠΝΕΣ ΑΠΟ ΤΑ ΕΛΛΗΝΟΠΟΥΛΑ.

[@mikkey112]

It would be naive to think that anyone is perfect. I mean the Hellenic empire (hellenistic Greece) was massive and ruled for three centuries! Were there injustices? Sure, same with Ottomans. But did any of us live 3 centuries ago or even 1? Yes there is a collective ethos but I don't think it permeates or percolates down to Turks and Greeks today. Only bigots buy into that. I was so happy to hear about many Greek pilots joining Turkish airlines during the financial crisis. That shows you that in times of crisis you can rely on your friend and vice versa,

[@gimmefriedchicken2024]

I'm greek but I've visited Istanbul and I have to say it was one of the most beautiful experiences. The city is mesmerizing and the buildings and the aquarium! And the people there were all so lovely and friendly, I love Turks

[@Himes5564]

Thanks for your nice comment,We hope you come again

[@YEvgin]

I have seen both of two videos. Excellent job. Tebrik ederim. Μπράβο σας...

[@EasyTurkish]

Teşekkürler!

[@Ecuacolom]

As an Ecuadorian married to a Greek from Corfu Greece I have both Greek and Turkish friends. I have respect for both countries and know that there is good and bad in all countries. My Turkish friends are from Izmir and Adana very nice very friendly have been invited by them to visit these cities. My father in law has a house near Lefkimi Corfu in which I spend the summer with my wife every two years. My Greek friends are wonderful also very nice and friendly. Respect for one's culture and self is the key to open many doors to learn and make friends

[@mikkey112]

Thanks brother! And good luck in the World cup. You finish second you'll probably face England.....

[@Atilla33]

I am Turkish and my wife is Greek and I can agree that the culture is really similar and we didn’t have any cultural difficulties. At first my parents and her parents weren’t so fond of our marriage, but after some time they bonded with each other.

[@vickytauf5440]

Nice!

[@mustafadincsoy412]

Baba tamam da o nick ne ya :D

[@Atilla33]

@@mustafadincsoy412 asshsghsdghs

[@Hergele-ne6ul]

Kullanıcı adını görünce patladım 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Raven_Black_252]

I'm a Turk living in Thracian part of Turkey and we have a lot of people who share same descendance with Greeks in this part of the country. My grandparents used to live in Thessaloniki and migrared back to Thracia due to Balkan wars. We are all just people trying to make a living in this part of the world, political hatred does not concern us. We have Rums living in my town and we all still live together.

[@unseliorki1395]

There was a boy from Greece in our class in London. His name was Lucas. One day the teacher asked what does Cabbage mean in your language. Me, Lucas and an Arab student said Cabbage. Lucas looked at me and said angrily, you stole everything from us. I tried to be friends with Lucas, but he was always cold. Then I changed the family I stayed with. The neighbor of my new house was a Greek Cypriot family. I kept my distance from the Cypriot family because I had bad experience with Lucas. But they embraced me. They invited them to dinner and sent fruit from their garden. The British were very surprised. They said no one here gives free fruit to anyone. When I was going to meet my Turkish friends, they sent börek and meatballs to my Turkish friends.

[@azerbaycan8]

I don't want a war between us and Greece. Politicians and stereotypes that divide us. In fact, ordinary people do not see each other as enemies. Greek sounds so sweet. I met a Greek girl who had a little problem so I helped her.

[@birlombos2456]

You are right but aint everyone like you

[@wowi93]

So never forget this Greece and Turkey=❤ We have to remember it because is so easy for politicians to change it.