Things You'll Find in Every TURKISH HOME 🇹🇷

Things You'll Find in Every TURKISH HOME 🇹🇷
Are you soon moving to Istanbul, or you are just wondering about the Turkish homes?
In this video we give you a quick tour inside a Turkish apartment where we also show you what are the essential things every Turkish home should have, that way you can also have a better idea of Turkish lifestyle, culture and what is it like living in Turkey!
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Entering to the house
01:03 - First thing you will see in a house
01:36 - You'll be welcomed with this item
02:06 - The most used items in Turkish home
03:40 - Cezve and Turkish coffee
04:44 - Turkish carpets
05:20 - Laceworks and how they do it
05:57 - Send bad luck away with this item
06:51 - Nesting table
07:18 - Turkish flag
07:54 - Thanks for watching :)

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[@starindia7991]

Would like tone learn your recipes like Turk is Shaw arm and Baklava. Thank you.

[@starindia7991]

To learn

[@sheilaflores3967]

Am just curious, as you telling it's your mom in law's house, were your both parents turkish as well ?

[@rijasheikhrijasheikh2537]

I like turkey

[@indirabuljubasic1542]

Možeš li staviti na CC prevod na bosanski jezik? Bosnia e Hercegovina 🇧🇦❤️🇧🇦❤️

[@sophianaya]

Omg I am Greek and it's insane how similar is our culture. I don't understand why the politics are fighting. We are just brothers and sisters .

[@natashast4394]

Yea, we were under occupation 500 years from Turkey 🇹🇷 how you expected to be.? Btw I'm from Macedonia and hire is the same thing 🙃

[@jfotopoulou4143]

I'm Greek too and i totally agree!!!

[@kalliopidananaki5498]

I am greek and have some turkish Friends and yes some Things are simmilar but not that many. Greeks do not drink tee or get their shoes off (unfotunaly) at Home. But that "Bad Eye Protektion", comes for sure from Turkey, allthoug it is not something you find everywhere A turkish Haus doesnt look like a greek House. Greeks love this warm mess and Houses are full of pretty little Things, much too many. A turkish House is for me too cold and emty. Lack of emagination somehow ....😏 Such a lovely Girl that's doing the Presentation though

[@misst.e.a.187]

That's because Turkey ruled Greece during the Ottoman Empire. Even a lot of Greek food was influenced by the Turks.

[@meithyintan6913]

You right. Amazing.

[@josephaldin679]

I am from USA, I have been all over the world and Turkey is the most beautiful place I have ever seen. The people, food, and nature are exceptional.

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

I hope you're not using this to get your fellow US-Israeli invaders to come there like with Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Vietnam and now Ukraine.

[@bledakaan]

İt's officially "Türkiye" according to the UN since June 2022 :).

[@user-jh5nw9ec4t]

Turkey=. 🇦🇲. Cilicia+🇬🇷🩷. 👉🇹🇷🇦🇿🛖🛖🛖🛖🛖🛖🛖. Altay. Mongolia. Yes. Istanbul. Very. Nice. But. Aya. Sofia. Belongs. To. Cristians✝️✝️✝️✝️.

[@GeorgeMichael-wg7mp]

আমার খুব ভালো লেগেছে তোমার তথ্য বহুল ব্লগটা। ধন্যবাদ।

[@publicname]

@@user-jh5nw9ec4t Tell me you're an Armenian without telling me that you're an Armenian.

[@moushanfatima8159]

What a rich culture Turkey has! Blended the culture of Asia and Europe.

[@bledakaan]

İt's officially "Türkiye" according to the UN since June 2022 :).

[@ufeeitu9320]

i am here after the massive earthquake in turkey and syria.may allah bless you all🤲🤲ameen.

[@robertchambers547]

Mehaba Love the video, Çok seni Seviyorum Türkiye! I live in England in Worcestershire I have made my Little English home a Tukish Ev! I have the Turkish milas rug in my lounge plus many holiday purchases! My garden is also taking on the Turkish charm! With olive trees ans Ali baba jars! My heart goes out to all those involved in the tragic earthquakes recently! Take care Kendine iyi bac Beautiful Türkiye! Xx

[@m.lutfiovecoglu1741]

Dear Robert, Thank you for your comments and sharing your feelings on behalf of the devastating earthquake victims. Support and prayers like yours from all over the world have simply shown us that we are not alone and have been taken care of people every where.

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Thank you very much.

[@MIKA-zx7go]

I have to say that Turkish people you areeeee sooooo CLEAN in your houses this is amazing I love it

[@kaberidawn3470]

I love the flowers at the door of every Turkish home.

[@pamtobey4758]

I love the Turkish culture and food. My husband and I lived in Izmir for 5 years back in the 70’s. Our daughter was born there. The Turkish people are so friendly and treated us like family.

[@fenkafas8234]

Always welcome...

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Thank you very much ❤

[@mssarioglu]

The good old days... Turkey is no more that beautiful but still okay.

[@ntngwrong2787]

I'm from Nepal..and since I started to watching Turkish serial I swear I love turkey soooo much..even I start to learn Turkish language.inshallah one day I'll visit turkey..it's my dream..

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Insaallah 😊please come and visit Türkiye. 🇳🇵🇹🇷

[@affanahmad3616]

Me too from pakitan

[@michelejohnson1883]

I feel the same. I cannot count the number of Turkey series I have watched and how I fell in love with Turkish culture. I'm from California. If I were to travel anywhere, it would be to Istanbul; I believe that Can Yaman should be back in Turkey about now.

[@ummmmidek1570]

It’s my dream too🥹

[@cindyrolle6476]

I miss living in Turkey. The people, family, culture, customs, foods, kindness, hospitality, and friendships. You can touch history all over the country. Wishing and praying for Turkey’s recovery after the earthquakes.

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Thank you very much ❤

[@bledakaan]

İt's officially "Türkiye" according to the UN since June 2022 :).

[@Krenare06]

I'm from KOSOVA 🇽🇰 and your tradition is same like our on everything and I'm so happy we have this tradition 💓

[@travellalai]

I am from Romania and I have traveled many times in Turkiye. I come every time with all pleasure, I like very much to spend my holidays in Turkiye! Very sorry for tragedy from South East region! Last year I spent 10 days from Mardin to Antakya, I was very sad about what is happened.

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Thank you Dear 💐

[@Deniz-gz4sr]

Multumesc frumos

[@chelo0522]

Am Filipino and I find aTurkish house very homey as I see in most movies I watched ,just like u said tea keeps coming when one visit home❤

[@rahamalik]

I think the most of the silent vloggers are from Turkey.I love such vlogs and l love Turkey.🤍 From India 🇮🇳

[@alisamuric3017]

I’m from Bosnia living in America and we have all of the items you mentioned in video. Our history books saying that we migrated from Turkey long long time ago. On my bucket list is Turkey 🇹🇷 to visit isnshallah

[@Turkiye.261]

Bosna kardesimizdir. Ayni kulturumuz var. Bilmiyomusun bunu

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Please come visit Türkiye. THY flies America to Istanbul some months half price. ❤

[@cen80]

Balkan people are indeed migrated Anatolians mixed with local population.

[@mdot1955]

I love this thank you. I’m in USA To me everything Turkish is so interesting. 🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@Turkiye.261]

Write the groom from uruguay in Yutub. To make a gesture to the irda turk girl, the groom makes a berabet turk dance with his friends with his turkish music. From 21 million to fazka was watched. You'll love watching.

[@aprilcunningham7246]

Proud to be Turkish!

[@privateuser3859]

This is why I love KZbin...we learn our fellow human beings live different lives culturally from our own but that we're all the same in so many ways. Thank you for your informative video!

[@md.faisalahmed7786]

I am Bangladeshi . I love much Turkey culture. Turkey are the best friend of Bangladesh. Lots of love from Bangladesh ❤️❤️

[@mahbubahussain7572]

I love Turkish people, culture, movies, dramas, actors/actresses, social values, family bondings. ❤from USA.

[@mohamedbilal3941]

I am from India, Chennal. I love Turkish people and it's culture.

[@sufayyahFeroz]

Lots of Love to Türkiye from Kashmir 💕🥰

[@shaheedatayab5944]

I am from India. I love Turkey culture. You people are not only traditional but also modern. It's so lovely and you explain it beautifully.

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Thank you 🌹

[@bledakaan]

İt's officially "Türkiye" according to the UN since June 2022 :).

[@bayxman2]

hah ha tebrik ederim kanka bende çoğu videoda özellikle türk you tuberleri törki dememelerini elli defa yazdım ama s..tuğumun malları ikaz etmeme rağamen hal törki diyorlar..@@bledakaan

[@Faithful10415]

I admit I know little to nothing about Turkish culture so I found this interesting. Being a self prescribed “neat freak” I especially like that you don’t wear shoes indoors. I wear my slippers also. And the use of what I call “hand sanitizer”. I am more a coffee person than tea and have heard of but never tasted Turkish coffee but understand it is very good. As a side note I make handmade journals and recently purchased from Etsy some beautiful lace trims made in Turkey to use in my creations. I was very pleased and impressed with the exquisite workmanship. P.S. I live in the USA. Thank you for sharing this information.

[@vampoftrance]

Annie, boil water in a saucepan. Then add Turkish coffee grind up to espresso, about two spoons each cup. You can add a cardamom pod to it for flavor. Add sugar and let it boil a minute. All the grinds will stay on the bottom so pour in your cup.

[@bornagainspirit]

No this recipe is not Turkish coffee. Turkish coffee doesn't have cardamom in it. You have to have Turkish coffee special mix from roasted arabica beans otherwise, you don't get real Turkish coffee taste. Most people drink without sugar in it but served with lokum or chocolate.

[@Fahriyeahmed]

❤❤❤

[@catherineenglish9542]

Turkish people are kind and loving .they are the most hospitable people on the planet .

[@anaramos2802]

I really enjoyed your video!. I'm Portuguese and must confess I don't know much about the Turkish culture. From now on I'll watch more videos about Turkey. 🌺

[@FireflyUnderTheMoon]

Wow, it’s so similar to Romania. The carpets, the crochet. We even can find the same coffee brand in the shops, although we usually buy different types.

[@nikolaosdamianidis5604]

It's amazing how exactly same I really mean exactly the same is a house in Turkey with a tipycal house in Greece . I watch the video ànd I have been surprised even the expressions are the same for no carpet "nuked house's" well dun very nice video congratulations

[@bayxman2]

Ευχαριστώ αδερφέ

[@someoneelse6703]

Serbian here , oh well As the Greek person said, all the items are must have in Serbia. Beautiful decor and sparkling clean home ! Regards !

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Thank you 🙏

[@uzi-lifestyle]

I visited Turkey recently and omg I am totally in love. I absolutely loved the country, the food, people… everything is just amazing, ❤ from a Pakistani American ♥️

[@JohannaNazareen1225]

The first thing I learned how to cook in Turkey was the tea. In my country we looove coffee

[@flower-ss2jt]

Love that every Turkish home has a flag. Be proud of your country.

[@paskkarringvareld1204]

This is something you will find in my native country of Sweden as well. If not a cloth flag, wooden ones in windows, in cupboards, on tables, everywhere. Thanks for a great channel.

[@persiagil1488]

Why is there a need to be recognized?

[@piajensen3223]

@@paskkarringvareld1204 yes yes Denmark too. 🇩🇰

[@aybukeyalcnkaya1829]

@@persiagil1488 Why not?

[@rumeysa4686]

In Turkey, flag is sacred this is one of the reasons

[@ericvigen]

I had a trip to Turkey 🇹🇷 in 2010. There were so many things to enjoy, from delicious foods, to beautiful historic places. The taste of Turkish tea is different than standard tea in the United States (that normaly is Indian tea). I used to drink Turkish tea every hour during my trip. The taste is very special. I love it. ❤

[@bledakaan]

İt's officially "Türkiye" according to the UN since June 2022 :).

[@zabarpakistanofficialchann1801]

May ALLAH Help my brother Country Turkeaya in this difficult times of earthquake . 😢❤️ Regards Gohar Zabar from Pakistan

[@m.lutfiovecoglu1741]

My dear brother. Thank you for your kind and considerate statement.

[@user-bx2ku3ic4k]

❤

[@bayxman2]

teşekkürler pakistanlı kardeşim viva pakistan

[@Klaudialindner36]

I life for 15 years in antalya and I was wery happy. I like the traditions, the people, the türkisch food and the goog mokka. I love turkey much and I hope I can come sometimes tu turkey back. I love tratitionen. The people and a very good mokka

[@sharonluther6246]

I love this video... Eager to visit . More i fall for Turkish serials . Turkish dramas and Turkish heros they are so handsome. ❤️❤️Even heroines tooo.....❤️❤️love u turkey from Andhra Pradesh a state in India

[@Mumblejumblerrr]

Aw! I loved this video. I’m an Indian and love Turkish culture. Sending prayers and love to turkey right now 🇹🇷

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Thank you very much 🌷

[@bayxman2]

धन्यवाद

[@larrykosterewa4848]

Love the Turks..Greetings from Canada..

[@BeryIstanbulTips]

Thanks for watching!

[@newarsachin9302]

I am in love with Turkey,I don't know why? I AM from Kathmandu,Nepal🇳🇵

[@oblamovadvanced5956]

I am turkish. U ppl have the best tea in the world bro.

[@newarsachin9302]

@@oblamovadvanced5956 is nepalese tea available in turkey?♥️🙏

[@oblamovadvanced5956]

@@newarsachin9302 hard to find bcuz local brands(turkish tea) already meet demand. My parents went to Nepal, Kathmandu at 2004 and they brought back some tea along. I still keep the beautiful embroidered bags of these delicious teas. 💐

[@Piyas804]

My dream place…….Turkey I wanna there 🇹🇷

[@samikshasisodia6875]

I'm here after watching so many of turkish dramas those I'm watching since last 4 or 5 years ... I wanted to know about Turkish culture and tradition ..and i searched on youtube ... KZbin recommended me your channel & thats why I'm here today ....... Thanks so much ..loved your vlog ❤️👍 ... I'll be waiting for the next ones......and Lots of love from India ❤️❤️

[@aliyanaveed6435]

Same here for not wearing shoes inside home in Canadian culture!

[@roadviewers1665]

Once again fully watch I love Turkish culture food and people they are so good people God gives you more and more success my best wishes for you and your family sending love from muscat oman 🇴🇲 #roadviewers

[@punjabiscreativeworld7807]

Watching this video from Punjab, India. I m great fan of Turkish Cast. Loads of love for such a fantastic video.

[@glendagrant9042]

I was in Istanbul for 3 days before a cruise. It was so beautiful and interesting. The people were lovely to us. I did buy a carpet! The food was very good. We had an excellent private tour guide. I always wanted to return and spend more time but never have. I enjoyed this tour of your mother in law's house. Thank you both.

[@mariareed5530]

Hello from Las Vegas. Thank you for the tour, i have been many times in Turkey and miss your unique culture, foods, music, amazing service and hospitality. On my first visit i was very surprised how similar is the food, music and country dance between Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey. Amazing Presentation.......

[@yasmminkalpesi4605]

Well said. Turkey is a very beautiful country. Turkish people are very beautiful. Love you. Thank you. ❤❤❤

[@Concrete_Crescent]

I love how Turkish Culture is so clean and Cozy thank you for this video!

[@harshadubey01]

I m an Indian. I find our culture and your culture so similar even the word Chai is same for the tea 💙

[@tanjuendaz3980]

I am Turkish, and I admire the way you have come to love the Turkish culture; perhaps do to your spouse. I will have to say that you left out one very important item, which is synonymous with the Great Turrkish flag; it is a picture of MUSTAFA KEMAL ATATURK. HE IS THE GREAT FATHER OF OUR NATION. Thank you for this video❤

[@myrakeefer5977]

I lived in Turkey for 2 years and I loved it. The people the food it was absolutely beautiful I miss it ❤

[@bytheway333]

This American loves Turkey! ❤️❤️❤️

[@aidaramic7896]

90% of these are found in Bosnian houses which is understandable considering our history and Ottoman Empire.

[@BeryIstanbulTips]

So true! When I went to Bosnia some years ago even many places where so similar to Ottoman architecture, bridges, mosques, etc, and as you said, all for the history both parts had in the past for many centuries. Greetings to beautiful Bosnia! 🇧🇦

[@cynthiacrumlish4683]

We lived in Izmir when I was a kid. Loved it so, so much! Best ekmek in the world.

[@nancychang-vanweissenbruch3809]

Hi from Suriname. there is a lot of similarity with the general Surinamese culture. In Suriname we have so many ethnicties , with similar traditions. Love it

[@margaritasun7908]

When it comes for shoes removed when one enters a house , its the same with us. Traditionaly , home shoes are made of cloth or rattan ( tropical country ) which is more comfortable , but with commercialism , synthetic ones is being use.

[@admirahalilovic2171]

I love turkish people Helo from Bosnia and Herzegovine

[@Turkiye.261]

Kardesiz, 🇹🇷♥️🇹🇷

[@grishmaaghera9088]

Happy to see turkish house so closely... Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️❤️

[@anithavenkatesan2643]

I am from India!Me and my husband watched turkish series- secrets of life We were really happy to see their culture ❤ Would definitely love to visit this beautiful country 😊

[@shafiqmiah9827]

Absolutely love this video, I love Turkiye so much. I have been very fortunate to purchase a holiday home on the beautiful south coast of Turkiye affectionately known as the Turkish Riviera, Kolay Gelsin, Iyi Gunlar, with love from a very rainy Manchester ❤

[@quantumtrace777]

I’ve been watching a lot of Turkish movies and dramas on Netflix, so I am glad to find this video. All the best from Niagara Falls Canada 🇨🇦🙏🏼

[@canparem2710]

Thanks for this home tour , yes it was a typical Turkish house and Turkish style , even though the youth prefer much modern things , it was so nice , It is obvious that you have good relations with your mother in law , I appreciated 😊 , Turks are known with their hospitality , we love to accomodate guests , our doors are open for guests.

[@iruhazarika3296]

I'm from india.i like your culture. Very nice.

[@HomeTravelGardenInspo]

I’m pretty sure, that’s a Islamic tradition, many different people follow.

[@matildagonsalvez6059]

I am from India. I love Turkish culture. I watch Turkish serials and I've picked up a few words. I love the way the women dress the modern style.

[@amughachophi3703]

Big fan of turkey dramas and good to learn more culture from you

[@majakodic1726]

I m from Serbia and we have the same things as you do 💘

[@irinaionin5941]

Serbia, as other countries in south-eastern Europe, was a part of the Ottoman Empire.

[@wplains]

Similar cultures. They have many of the same things in Greece.

[@abchappell01]

That was a wonderful and very interesting video presentation. I cannot wait to see your next video, Pease keep up the great work 😊

[@JS-ie7qn]

Love this video! I always wonder what it looks like inside Turkish homes. Could you also please do a video on what you or you mother-in-law usually eat/cook in a day? Not sure if you already have done a video on that. As tourists, we are focused on restaurants and street foods, but it's good to see what Turkish people normally make from their own kitchen :) Thank you!

[@tessmarcelotadeo2284]

Go and watch Turkish drama series! You will love it! 🥰

[@trishhermes2]

I first got hooked on all things Turkish after watching Intersection on Netflix. Thank you for sharing!

[@mssarioglu]

Indeed, except kebab and pide, what you find in restaurants in Turkey is also what we eat at home, but since touristic places are full of kebab restaurants, it's not easy to see. But I can tell you that a typical dinner in Turkey is generally centered by a one pot meal (that contains vegetables and/or meat) or some other type of meat/poultry/fish dish, accompanied by some of the following: salad, soup, rice/pasta/börek, zeytinyağlı (vegetable dish without meat), dessert (might be just fruits).

[@zinnetomidvar5390]

If you are visiting Turkiye, and tired of eating restaurant food, look for a home cooked meal restaurants called LOKANTA. They serve home style cooked meals like a smorgasbord. The main Turkish food is beans and rice. At home, they mostly eat stew style food. Red meat or chicken cooked with different vegetables or legumes and served with rice, bulgur or potatoes. BULGUR is also a big item in the Turkish kitchen. It is cracked wheat that is cooked like rice. It is much healthier than rice.

[@kelleydeclue4100]

Thank you for sharing your husband's culture with us. God bless!💖

[@ruhitakhtar2696]

I just love this video.I am a great admirer of the Turkish culture and tradition.I have seen all those things you mentioned in every Turkish serials.I am very much delighted to see your video. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ImtiazKupe]

Love from an Indian from Kuwait.. Türkiye is very close to our Hearts!!

[@BeryIstanbulTips]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lakshmiperecharla941]

This is in our Indian culture too - leaving shoes out in the veranda or hallway. Sometimes in some houses, you'll find an area to wah your feet and hands before you enter the main area. Chai is an essential part as well.

[@rumanasagheer7980]

Tea and coffee are not Indian originally but adopted one

[@catlover4424]

I'm tired of seeing comments of Indians under every video about Turkey. Sorry in most countries people leave their shoes out like Japan, Korea, China, central asia, middle eastern countries, so many european countries... Just stop trying to force yourself to associate Turkish culture with yours because this is ridiculous. Turkish people attach so much importance to hygine which is the quite reverse of Indian culture. That's the main reason of them to take off their shoes before entering the house. Turks know where they came from and which cultures has affected them and similar to them and that is definitely not India. There are so many other things to say but that's enough. Lol

[@armikeriksson1862]

Taking of shoes is even traditional in Japan! In Sweden and Scandinavian countries and other middle eastern houses. The same goes with tea and coffee. India, UK, Japan, Kina are the largest consumers of tea……preparing Japanese tea is a very important tradition. So many of the traditions. Ames I. This video, is customary in other countries.

[@HomeTravelGardenInspo]

Thats why there are many tea plantations in the subcontinent 🙄. Yes, not coffee but TEA ☕️ is a very Ancient Asian drink. Tea was introduced to the West, from Asia

[@boejiden7093]

@@rumanasagheer7980 tea or chai was an Indian tradition. The Mughals brought their own version of it. The Brits took that from India. No it was not introduced by the west.

[@maryparent9573]

I really enjoyed your tour and like the rule of taking off ones shoes and having slippers to wear ,Americans have a nasty habit of wearing their shoes in the house and it's gross .I love Turkish coffee and had all the little pots after living in NYC .I recently moved and we bought a beautiful rug made in Turkey and I get lots of compliments on it !

[@allisons6910]

Not sure what guests youre having over, but any house that is above lower middle class in the US considers it rude to have shoes on indoors. American slippers are marketed/commercially known as giant fuzzy monstrosities, but those are sold as a faux-luxury to... you guessed it below middle class markets.

[@demeter7011]

I just found your Channel and I loved your presentation. I am Australian but my parents emigrated from Italy and I love to learn about other Cultures. The European Mediterranean Cultures are very similar to Turkey. Thank you and Blessings to you.

[@gingerchapel7201]

Thank u for sharing some information about ur culture. Very informative!

[@casssmith2610]

Thank you!! Very interesting and informative!

[@gaurikale7836]

After watching series " Hürrem Sultan ", " Kösem Sultan", "Ertugrul Gazi" I started watching many series that are dubbed in Urdu... I am fond of Hazal Kaya, Engin Altan, Burak Ozivit, Beren Saat and many more... Now I regularly watch Türkeisch Series. I am fan of Türkeisch Culture and people. I really cried when I came to know about the earthquake tragedy. Indian Soldiers are helping you non stop, so I am relieved... God bless lovely country... Turkiye... ❤️❤️❤️

[@akilasagbek599]

Teşekkürler 💖

[@denizjb]

❤

[@Fahriyeahmed]

Thank you very much.

[@kappy-nf6uh]

Same in Scandinavia, take your shoes off. But not in Australia. Travelled across Turkey from the Iranian and Syrian borders to Istanbul 40 years ago and loved the country. Went back two years ago and still love the country but now there are so many tourists. Never had to queue back in the day.

[@anwar2924]

Hi Bery, I’m a subscriber of your channel and I watched almost all your episodes and you covered just about everything one needs to know about Istanbul, so with your help I’m finally coming to Istanbul on March THANK YOU VERY MUCH INDEED ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@BeryIstanbulTips]

Welcome aboard!

[@TravelWithSetareh]

What an interesting tour you've been provided us this wonderful area⚘ thanks for taking us along🙏❤ Greeting from IRAN🇮🇷

[@giorgalletos]

we habe the same in Cyprus and we are Greeks , we use the same names too.

[@mariyaharizanova6140]

Same for Bulgaria! We use the same words as well

[@WhiteWolfBlackStar]

You live in one of the most beautiful places in the world! My love to Greece and her people from USA!

[@goth0113]

Serbia too

[@liviemerich8566]

We do that in Romania as well!

[@stanalina728]

All countries occupied by the Ottomans

[@roqueyyabahl2580]

Beautiful cultural traditions which would make any visitor feel welcome!❤❤❤

[@kinjal_suryavanshi]

Love from india, i love Turkish culture 😍♥️

[@angie5ification]

Love turkish culture. I am use to a lot of their traditions. ❤❤

[@tessmarcelotadeo2284]

New subscriber here from Philippines 🥰. I was in Turkey in 2017 as a tourist and really loved the people and the authenticity of the food. Really good! Looking forward to seeing you soon! 15.1.23

[@imamamansoor5174]

Definitely i wanna visit Turkey near soon after watching so many Turkish dramas.

[@robinedwards8796]

I love this! I became interested in Turkish culture after I discovered The Magnificent Century. It's so fun to learn about different cultures. ☺

[@elizabethannbacchus4194]

Very informative and straight to the point. Love the ongoing tradition.

[@nasirk3104]

I recently returned from Istanbul after spending 2 months there and yes, every item you mentioned is an essential household fixture. As a matter of fact, I found those nesting table sets so practical, I have ordered one from Amazon right away :)

[@anjumanara3493]

You are lucky enough. I also visited Turkey from 1st Nov to 15 Nov 2022

[@HomeTravelGardenInspo]

I also visited Turkiye in October last year. I stayed in Istanbul, Cappadocia and Antalya.I really enjoyed my stay, and especially the hustle and bustle of Istanbul. Love Turkiye 🇬🇧💜🇹🇷

[@danielwonderley6817]

I love Turkish culture thanks for your video it was great! 👍

[@BeryIstanbulTips]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nhbuch]

You have not shown other parts of house , I.e. sitting Hall , Bed rooms , Bath rooms etc . Still however it is really very good . Thanks for sharing

[@thebdeobi]

i stay in airbnb for some days during my trip to istanbul and other cities of turkey because i love the experience living like locals in foreign country. turkish home is so lovely! and yes! all of the house i stayed in provided cay, and some even provided cheese 🤣

[@oblamovadvanced5956]

Some even provided cheese? We turks love to eat cheese so it's not a rate sight to see in a Turkish house.

[@MsKs2013]

Turkish culture is definitely very unique. Some of the rituals I don't understand like throwing water behind a leaving car, pushing your upper teeth with your thumb when scared, gesture of pulling ear and kissing and knocking on the table. etc.

[@yesimaral919]

😂😂😂

[@Fahriyeahmed]

😅😅😅😅

[@007meow]

I am Turkısh and I dont understand these rituals either.These rituals come from Shamanism and Gök Tengri belief

[@kadircanyldran1849]

too old my friend and yea shamanic paganic :D also "go like water come back like water" water always find it ways for safe travel my friend we dont do it ur backs we do it behind u on ground :D

[@abdullahgorgulu5252]

:D yes...

[@zoyaalii]

In love with their culture 🇹🇷❤️

[@ramparkash2318]

Really beautiful culture. People are so kind. Nice shareing.

[@user-yz8pw9dv2n]

Thank you for this lovely video.I have only been in Turkey at Istanbul,and loved it and the people there.I was sad to have to leave there.

[@sushilashukla1289]

Indians too have some similar stuff.They don't enter their house with shoes.They have a shelf to put shoes on.I was in Prague also the owner of apartment kept her shoes outside and had separate shoes for inside. Sorry Turkey had devastation.love from South Africa.

[@ramparkash2318]

Sushila Shukla. Ur saying absolutely right. Everything is similar.

[@BOLLOCKS1968]

I love seeing how other cultures live and what their customs are. Very beautiful home and great video! Being from the UK I find your indoor and outdoor shoe custom very foreign lol ✌❤

[@abdullahgorgulu5252]

You can't bring outside dirt into your home. That's why we don't enter our house with shoes on.

[@lia1140]

Tesekur ederim, i love learn all about turkish culture

[@iscaboundavioner8643]

what a beautiful culture! Tq for your sharing