Turkish People Describe Russians

[@nickburton100]

I met a lot in Turkey last year. I bought their banknotes, enjoy their language and wanted to learn more of it. British media is biased. I do not have a problem.

[@karabardin]

When the girl was talking about arrogant rich Russians, I can say that these people could act the same in Russia. Like, you don't see a lot of "real" Russians. You see arrogant rich Russians, especially from Moscow. People from there are way more arrogant than those from other Russia. We could experience the same problems with them when they visit the regions. "Because we live in a similar geography after all" Oh, man. This can be told by anyone from Finland and Turkey to China and Japan.

[@BayGrishnackh]

yeah russians say oh turks are rich and relax people and turks saying same too

[@jdelorenzod2725]

I am a Russian man who married a Turkish woman. Usually its the other way around. But we get along very well, and the mentality is almost the same. And I'm not a cliche Russian tourist who goes to Antalya, I've been all over Turkey.

[@Alexander-le6ys]

Same story :)

[@nurErst0816]

You will regret it, turkish women are too uptight and tempered. they want to put men in cage and never give them freedom.

[@emelcelik2211]

​@@nurErst0816onlar da sizin için aynısını diyor. Asıl Türk erkekleri pişman olacak. Rus kadınların ülkesinde doğup, büyüdükten sonra Türk kadınları ile evleniyorlarsa bir bildikleri vardır. Bir siz ayıkamadınız dünyanın rus kadınları hakkında neler söylediğine.

[@almilall]

​@@nurErst0816tc erkeği aşağılık kompleksini belli etmese şaşardım 😂

[@DSDS-fr3nn]

cold russia, hot men haha

[@Dtspawn]

Привет! I'm now living in Istanbul Tuzla for about a year already. You can't even imagine how close our cultures. It's in small details and habits which we don't usually discuss with foreigners. How we greet our friends, how our parents and their parents had to put The Best Mutfak eşyaları in a sideboard and never use it. Lace on a TV? Yes, please! Dozens of those things! And I love Turkiye. I've been in Antalya, Kapadokya, Konya - greatest places I've seen! С любовью, ваш русский друг!

[@çileklibilgiler]

So welcome and I hope have a good experience!

[@nurErst0816]

Our cultures? I don’t see any similarities except backwards society and chauvinism

[@abdurrahmanunal291]

I’m in Tuzla too bro. What’s your instagram ?

[@АльбертСаркисьянц-н5х]

Merhaba! I had been living in Istanbul for 10 months, it was great and in some aspects astonishing experience. I lived as a temporary emigrant with money only for surviving, so the story about “rich russians” isn’t mine) Turkish people practically every time were so king and generous that as a “cold russian” (I confirm this feature) sometimes I couldn’t express my gratefulness in a proper way. My visit to Türkiye matched with the darkest period of my life (war, persecutions in Russia, forceful emigration) but thanks to your country in the end I had a feeling that new life is possible çok teşekkürler, Türkiye!

[@HellyLN]

Привет! I am studying in Muğla and since it's a touristic province I've seen many Russians who came over there. I can understand the main reason behind this perception of "cold russian" thing from our perspective. I believe we are very similar but many Russans I had crossed paths with did know little to no English so they open up to strangers harder than usual. However, those I had befriended were so kind and fun. I hope you can have a nice stay in Turkiye

[@АльбертСаркисьянц-н5х]

@@HellyLN For me typical “russian tourist in Turkiye” is a comedian character with whom you don’t want to encounter in real life. Thanks God I lived in non-touristic area among natives. Formally I was a tourist but this was a completely different thing. Thank you, I hope to return some day in a better time and continue to study Türkçe which I began but due to chaotic circumstances interrupted

[@robbiejay]

You are always welcome to our country, Russian friends. Russian opposition is more than welcome.

[@p.guloztamur6452]

Viel Glück 😊

[@mashajackson8324]

As a Russian I confirm that our cultures are very similar (alcohol-like too) and Russian people lite Turkey a looot.

[@dr.muhannadalnaser2082]

Being honest, I have no idea what arr you talking about .. like Alkohul is nothing special. it's everywhere, medeterenan and slalvic are not similar in culture at all .

[@bodoor8172]

@@dr.muhannadalnaser2082 you do realize there are also Slavs in Southeast Europe right? for example Croatia is very close to the Mediterranean, Serbs, Croats, Bosnians, Macedonians, and Montenegrins are very close to us because of our shared Balkan culture. We have lived with these people for centuries because of the Ottoman Empire, I wonder if you have ever visited any of these countries, because your claim is absurd and ignorant.

[@dr.muhannadalnaser2082]

@bodoor8172 you are the ignorant , my best ever friends from Kosovo and sarajevo , i drive there very often from istanbul to Macedonia , I worked in Berlin and I have contract with London to cover 3 times per year orthopedic consultants , balkans are not very slavic and they have some similarities with us yes but still not fully medeterenan, but sure the Muslims of them more similar , that's my experience and what I saw in there homes and with my friends . So just stop forcing it !

[@akntoprak9142]

​@@nurErst0816Alkol içmek alkolik olmak demek değildir. Ve kendi adına konuşmalısın. Şuan ülkenin en büyük geliri alkol bu duruma nasıl bakıyorsun. Bende içerim bu arada arada bir.

[@incrxdible9896]

@@akntoprak9142Ee avrupada en az alkol içen ülke hangisi?

[@victorb976]

I'm southamerican and Whem I went to Istanbul, it impressed me a lot that tourits are mainly Arabs, iranians and russians. Turkish people are so lively just like us. I do not know about russians.

[@victorb976]

@@Cubbeli_Splinter_Hoca Maybe they are both groups man. I saw groups of people speaking arab and also families (maybe some of them were migrants) And unfortunately poor people asking for money (I suppose they were syrians)

[@kadircanyldran1849]

why all south americans are sellin all Türkish foods as greek barbeque or greek??? I will try to show all Türkiye and Türks what South Americans does to our culture!!!

[@apsv85]

​@@kadircanyldran1849nobody cares dude. You gonna cry? Btw, yogurt is known as greek here too. 😂

[@nurErst0816]

Because we are a country where poor people afford visit. I would have love visit switzerland but no cash.

[@nurErst0816]

@@apsv85 No you can sell them as greek. Tell my greetings to your mother.

[@alexanderkatsoev4326]

I’m from Russia and I lived for 3 months in Istanbul, in Sancactepe. Turkey one Love. Istanbul one love. Izmir amazing. Oh, pretty Turkish girls are so awesome, amazing. I’m 30.

[@RK-fc6rp]

❤

[@johannj]

Leave the poor turkish women alone, perverted katsap. And all other women also for that matter.

[@p.guloztamur6452]

❤

[@JustYourRandomTurk]

yes then go on comments about turkey and say “we support greek brothers orthodox constantinople will be restore jesus”

[@alexanderkatsoev4326]

@@JustYourRandomTurk go away to your Greece.Between Turkiye and Greece we choose TURKIYE!

[@aysikbender]

Merhaba! A couple of days ago we got back from a little trip around Turkey. We were in Antalya, Fethiye (+ Ölüdeniz) and Istanbul. It was our third trip, but this time we were afraid that we would be treated worse because of the situation in Ukraine, especially the Europeans. But we did not meet any negativity at all. Perhaps this is “survivorship bias”, but I tell it like it is. Besides Turks and Russians we met Germans, English and Spaniards and even Mexicans. In Istanbul we saw a lot of people of other nations, but we didn't have a chance to talk to them. About Russians: imho, in every nation there are good and bad people, intelligent and impolite. And the more you travel, the better you understand the diversity. You get away from clichés. I understand that Russians are associated with alcohol and rudeness, but I think that was true for the 1970s-1990s, when it was a very difficult time and then people drank not just for fun, but to escape from reality. I've seen Finns with red faces coming back on the ferry from Tallinn, I've seen very drunk Germans and Englishmen, but that doesn't mean they are all like that. Personally, we drink alcohol very rarely, as do our friends and family. But that's just our circle. Yes, Russians can be rude, but often the “rudeness” can be unintentional and caused by stress or disorientation. For example, many people find it easier to just walk away from a person if they don't understand what they are saying. To me this seems comical, but to others it may seem like arrogance. This time I learned more words and phrases in Turkish than in previous times (which this channel helped with), and I enjoyed using them when talking to the locals. Of course, these are not full-fledged conversations, but it's nice to see people smiling when you try to speak their language. I think it's easier for a Russian to learn Turkish than English, because the structure of the language is more understandable. Especially there are a lot of similar words that got into Russian from Turkic languages. About Turkey: last time we were in March 2019, in Istanbul. There was excellent spring weather, there were no huge crowds of tourists. That time we visited many beautiful and interesting places and tasted a lot of delicious food. This time it was noticeably warmer and there were a lot of tourists. Last time we felt that Turkey was a neater country, because after arriving in Russia, I started to notice flaws in the surroundings more often. For example, moving from the airport to another airport in Moscow, I noticed three different night signs with broken letters. However, this time we noticed that there was more litter on the streets in Turkey than in our country. Especially in the tourist areas. At first we thought it was the tourists' fault, but soon we saw the locals themselves littering. I am not saying that we have perfect cleanliness, but the streets of Beyoğlu look very untidy. I hope this is not an indicator for the whole country. All the Turks we interacted with were very friendly and we tried to reciprocate. In touristy places almost everyone speaks English, but if you go to less touristy places (where we like to look for real life), there are not many locals who speak English, but it does not prevent communication on a basic level. By the way, this is similar to most countries in the world. There are a lot of mosques in Turkey and there are often hotels or apartments where you can hear the muezzins very well in the morning. In Antalya, for example, the call to prayer sounded very melodic and pleasant. In Istanbul we also heard beautiful afternoon calls to prayer, but unfortunately near our hotel they were less euphonious. I know you can eat very good food in Turkey, but you have to know where and when. This is true of every country. This time we were less lucky than the previous time. In Antalya and Fethiye we mostly had to eat in tourist restaurants and cafes where the food was mediocre. Unfortunately we didn't get to eat where the locals did. In Istanbul one night we were left hungry because we took too long with dinner and didn't want sweets, Italian or Japanese food and other touristy dishes. We love Italian and Japanese food, but we wanted succulent meat on lavash with vegetables and Turkish yogurt, drinking everything with ayran. But it was already more than 20:00 and for two hours of searching we did not find what we were looking for. At this time the döner and stores were already closed, which was strange for us. In Russia, finding a store with food at night is not a problem. Perhaps we were foolish and were looking in the wrong place 🤷‍♂ We can talk about food endlessly, but I will touch on one topic that I think many Russians care about: shawarma and dürüm. In our country, meat from a vertical spit wrapped in lavash with vegetables and sour-milk sauce is called shawarma or shaverma. It is not a traditional Russian dish, but it has already become a part of Russian culture, just like shashlik (shish kebab) or dumplings. I don't know exactly how it got to Russia in the form it has now, but it must have happened while living closely with Turkic and Caucasian peoples. In general, many Russians will compare these dishes in different countries. Unfortunately I have not tried döner in Europe, but there were expectations of eating something similar to shawarma in Turkey. This time I tried three different dürüms, but in taste and composition it was something different. Three times is very little to draw a conclusion, but these dishes lacked the juiciness we are used to. One of them had strange ingredients like corn or potatoes. I would like to know what dishes the locals eat and how exactly, because with the example of Italian food it seems like the whole world eats it the wrong way :) TV in Turkey. Personally, we don't watch TV at home, but it's interesting to see what's on in another country. The rooms had cable or satellite TV, lots of channels. At first impression, 40% of them showed news or discussed politics. Another 30% were soap operas. The rest were shows: cooking, traveling and music. In general, the content was similar, but the number of channels with news and politics seemed much higher. We thought that in Russia advertising lasts forever, but it seems to be the same story in Turkey :) We like Turkey, so hope to be there more than once. To see more, to learn more, to taste more.

[@nastyalegoyda5227]

Thanks a lot! That was very interesting!!

[@mak.9536]

I love 🇹🇷, was in 2019, very beautiful country. I was in Kemer. hi from🇷🇺

[@Just_aTurkgirl143]

Privet, arkadash! 😀

[@Himes5564]

Bence ruslar buraya ucuz olduğu için geliyorlar,bizim için herhangi bir sevgi beslediklerini sanmıyorum,benzediğimizi de düşünmüyorum

[@Sirius-Voyager]

Sadece ucuz olduğu için değil. Neredeyse tüm Batı ülkeleri onlarla iletişimi kapattı ve yaptırımlara katıldı.Türkiye onlara Dünya’ya açılan bir kapı oldu.Coğrafi olarak yakın olması da onları buraya çekiyor.Sıcak hava,güzel doğa ve deniz de onları çeken bir unsur.

[@Himes5564]

@@Sirius-Voyager aynen katılıyorum,doğa-ucuzluk-batı ambargosu

[@nullx7]

Evet haklısın, Üstelik antalya da ciddi anlamda bir diasporaları var. Hatta antalya belediye meclisinde bile var adamlar. Adamlar artık öyle noktaya geldi ki adamlar antalya içinde iş yapan böcek ilaçlama şirketi bile kurdular 😅 doğma büyüme antalyalıyım evimde oteller bölgesine çok yakın kışın bir ya ukraynalı ya rus birisini görmüştüm aşırı derecede iyi türkçesi vardı kafasına TSK’nın gösteri ekibi olan “solotürk” şapkası vardı 😂😂 şimdi sen bu kada rusun olduğu bir yer varken neden başka bir ülkeye gidesin? Olay tam olarak bu

[@yusufmuslim4420]

Bence Türkler Balkanlara ve Yunanlılara daha yakın ve evet Araplar ve İranlılarla bazı ortak yönleri var.

[@nurErst0816]

@@yusufmuslim4420 Hatay’daki erzurumdaki türk de yakın mı balkanlara yunanlara?

[@onderaltug]

Rus edebiyatını son iki yılda neredeyse bitirdim ve bu kadar benzer olduğumuzu şaşırarak öğrendim. 150 yıl önce de aynıymışız. Her iki halk da Avrupa ve Batı karşısında biraz kompleksiymiş... Dostoyevski romanlarında Batı karşısında ezik olan Rus aydın tipolojisi net olarak çizilir. O dönemde bizim aydınlar da aynıydı... Şimdi de farklı değil.

[@ebrupetekkaya5620]

Aradığım yorum. Dosteyvski deliliği😂

[@RoundGirlsBoyfriend]

Im so happy for you guys, as a azerbaijani i feel like 2 my besties became friends

[@korkukokusu8311]

Rusyada birsürü yarı bağımsız türk milleti var , bu yüzden hepsine rus diyerek aynı kalıba sokmak yanlış diye düşünüyorum .

[@p.guloztamur6452]

Dogru tespit

[@dhhdyhv]

Мы дагестанцы любим турков у нас много общего в языках и традициях

[@BayGrishnackh]

@@dhhdyhv love russia from istanbul !

[@gringo6362]

Im going to Istanbul on 31 of December. So excited 😊

[@enesyazici9536]

Geldiniz mi

[@janekkrch]

I live in Antalya, there is so many of them. Most of them is rude and arrogant and totally not ashamed of their country’s terrorist actions

[@p.guloztamur6452]

Hepsi degil ama bazilari öyle

[@anya39pak.j]

you wrote complete nonsense!!!! Without knowing where the problem came from, you call Russia a terrorist. Before you write, study what’s inside, not what’s outside. Ukraine was the first to start in 2013, so you better keep quiet!

[@loraivanova8635]

8:02 "Onlar da baskılanmış bir millet, biz de baskılanmış bir milletiz." 😢😢 Maalesef bu çocuk doğruyu söylüyor bence...

[@gringo6362]

Согласен 😢

[@Dipuffpuff]

Onlar hiç baskılanmadılar, baskıladılar. Tarihi bilmeyen çocuk söylemiştir. Orta Asiayı maf ettiler, şimdi de burdan Rusyaya giden insanlara o kadar kötü davranıyorlar ki, ama bir şey olsa "biz dostuz" diyorlar. Iki yüzlü. Bizim bir ata sözümüz var "rus ile dost olsan, ay baltayı yanında tut" diye, o dupe düz rusa inanma, her dakikada rus sana tehlikeli olabiliyor demek.

[@belginkocak521]

there's one russian boy who lives in the same neighborhood as me and goes to the same university. I stopped counting the girls he hung out with :D but ofc, I know he doesn't represent the whole russia :d

[@almilall]

genelde erkekleri öyledir

[@Omerkosar]

That aint cool

[@Руслан-ю3и8ш]

I am a male russian and I like Turkey so much!❤️ Greetings to wonderful turkish people!

[@BayGrishnackh]

greetings brother!!

[@Sirius-Voyager]

Before war,many Russians were saying,We love to Greece than Turkiye.They are our orthodox brother Then their orthodox brothers and sisters suddenly turned their backs ,and listened and obeyed to Sam Uncle orders ,Also They loyal to EU.That’s Money talks man :) mentality.

[@alittlestoryy]

They still like greece more than they like us, believe me. Turkey has no place in europe in mentality. Russia-Turkey relations might better in future idk but if we talk about the people, turks are just muslims and strangers for christian world(i know we turks are mostly not conservative and the way of life in turkey close to europe but we are still strangers for them, in mentality)

[@Alex-yf1lh]

@@alittlestoryy Well, I don't think that having good relation with Greece means to hate Turkey. Many Russian like you both and honestly speaking you have more similarities with each other than you think

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

@Sirius-Voyager There's a Russian woman coming to my country Vietnam to teach English. She made a video on her KZbin channel saying Vietnam is a backward country. So I ask her so WTH you still stay here where this underdeveloped country pays your salary almost 3 times more than you can get in your developed country. I also watched a clip a bunch of Russians living Germany bringing Russian flag for a public meeting supporting Putin. I don't know how to describe Russian mentality but they're patriotic people, love their country Russia except living there.

[@gringo6362]

You think erdogan keeps good relationships with Russia because of altruism and not money?

[@johannj]

​@@alittlestoryyyou really shouldn't even try to have a good relationship with russians. They are dishonest and cowardly people, they will just stab you in the back when it becomes convenient for them. That is something the armenians noticed just recently 😹

[@angeliaso7195]

Thank you very much for your good work, for this video. You are warm nice people and I wish you success and the best regards❤

[@cryedge8532]

This video is very nice to watch. It is very nice and extremely unusual to watch a video about how Turks say that we are similar to them. These are high manners, with a certain amount of surrealism, considering that the history between Turkey and Russia was not simple at all.

[@ugurrr]

Çok özür dilerim ama Ruslar dünyanın en donuk ve soğukkanlı insanları. Ruslara sıcakkanlılar denince kahkaha attım

[@nullx7]

Sen birde almanları gör 😅

[@swwetshiping]

​@@nullx7onlarin dili sent hiç gulumsemiyorlar

[@nullx7]

@@swwetshiping Dediğinden hiçbir şey anlamadım

[@swwetshiping]

@@nullx7 onlarin dili sert hiç gulmuyorlar orda doğmuş biri olarak

[@nullx7]

@@swwetshipingBen Antalyalıyım burada çok alman görüyorum gerçekten çok medeni ve modern insanlar ama inanılmaz soğuklar. Barlarda almanları görüyorum adamların güldüğünü felan görmüyorum sanki tüm doğarken gülücük genleri olmadan doğuyorlar 😁😁

[@nycolascortezcolman7535]

You should make more videos like this, with interviews in the streets

[@jacoblewis]

I loved this video! You should do one about Americans. As an American who just moved to Istanbul, I’d be curious to know how Turkish people feel about Americans.

[@mariaandbryan]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@justtherebecauseofthevideo6578]

Hope you enjoy it here!

[@jdelorenzod2725]

I would say neutral. Although Americans can be very boring and stiff. Too much fake smiling.

[@Caroline_T]

I am afraid to hear what they say about Americans. I am really inlove with the turkish culture though. I would love to move there.

[@Apistoleon]

Americans and Turkish citizens do not have much interactions through centuries. USA is a new country, product of colonialism. I do not think Americans have any clue about Turkey, or rather wrongly informed prejudice unfortunately. USA is also very far to old world, literally an ocean away.

[@alpercengiz5997]

2:05 Это правда, что мы - холодная и угрюмая нация.

[@St_Dzhozef]

Ne diyon kanzi

[@TheCengizta]

У вас температура воздуха -20, у нас температура воздуха +20, мы очень отличаемся друг от друга

[@themanyouneverknow]

Sister with hat and blue shirt looks smart. I saw her also on other videos. More broad opinion, articulate and eloquent

[@nazlozgunkaykc8565]

Allah aşkına gelmeyin yeter artık. Heryerde rusça ve arapça duymaktan kulaklarım zedelendi.

[@madomi-123d]

"Turist olmadan, siz ve aileniz para kazanmak için işçi olarak Almanya'ya veya Avrupa'ya gitmek zorundasınız."

[@nazlozgunkaykc8565]

@@madomi-123d Videoyu izlemedim, alıntı mı yaptın bilmiyorum ama, Hiçbir yere gitmek zorunda değilim. Benim adıma yorum yapmayın.

[@madomi-123d]

@Deruvish91 "Bu ifade tam olarak doğru değil. 2021'e kadar olan verilere göre, turizm Türkiye ekonomisi için önemli bir sektördür. Turizm, Türkiye için büyük bir gelir kaynağıdır ve birçok kişiye istihdam sağlar. Ayrıca, turizm Türkiye'nin döviz gelirlerine de büyük katkıda bulunmaktadır. Dolayısıyla, turistlerin gelmemesi Türkiye ekonomisi üzerinde olumsuz bir etki yaratabilir."

[@nurErst0816]

@@madomi-123d ülkeye gelen turistler kalitesiz ve az döviz bırakıyorlar bu bir gerçek. En boktan ülkeden bile visa istemiyoruz.

[@nurErst0816]

@Deruvish91 ben de batı karadenizliyim turist görünce midem bulanıyor.

[@aybukeyalcnkaya1829]

Ruslara sıcakkanlı demek için ne yaşadın acaba

[@Squish_that_cat]

Average Turkroach Supports islamist terrorism all over the world Wonders why he can't get a visa to Germany 🤡🤡

[@kurd186]

@@Squish_that_cat 🦴🦴🦴🦴🦴🦴

[@user-zx1sx9bj5t]

​​​@@Squish_that_cat How could you associate her with i slam, genius?

[@anya39pak.j]

Ruslar sana ne yaptı da onlara karşı olumsuz bir tavır takınıyorsun?

[@Just_aTurkgirl143]

Abla bir yıl olmuş ama cv verim eger arkadaş yaparsan anlarsın

[@NordiCrusader7]

I am an Englishman marrying an Azeri-Turkish woman soon. Can you do what Turks think of English people, please? I have not visited Turkey before but there are Turkish communities in England. Thanks!

[@Himes5564]

As a Turk,when I think of British,the first thing that comes to my mind is polite people,Sherlock Holmes and Tomb raider Lara Croft,British house architecture,rainy,ww1.Generally positive.I can also add that British English is more understandable, I understand American English more difficult.

[@goolixz2013]

Is she from Azerbaijan or Turkey. Or maybe mixed?

[@NordiCrusader7]

@@goolixz2013 Azerbaijan.

[@NordiCrusader7]

@@Himes5564 thank you!

[@wasnt.here.3853]

At 2:20 she says 'bir tane yakin Rus arkadasim oldu" is this more correct than saying "bir arkadasim vardi" ? At 4:46 she says "Turkiye'ye geliyorlar zaten turizm icin" why does she say zeten here, what does it mean?

[@Only_A_Name_]

At 2:20 -> "bir tane yakın rus arkadaşım oldu" means "I had one close russian friend." -> "bir arkadaşım vardı" means "I had one friend" -> two sentences meanings are different but both of them is correct At 4:46 -> zaten meaning close to already (not same tho) -> Idk how the explain that thats actually is a false use of words but for native Turkish speakers its just makes sense 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@Horusian]

zaten is close to "already" as meaning. In this context, she kind of secretly built two sentences in this one sentence. She actually answered the question by sayin "we already know little bit about them because they come to Turkey for tourism" . So instead of building extra seperate sentence like "we already know little bit about them", she just put "already" inside this sentence : ("Turkiye'ye geliyorlar zaten turizm icin"). So yeah we do that a lot in Turkish. Especially with "zaten" . Sorry for the challange :)

[@wasnt.here.3853]

@@Horusian yorumunuz çok yardımlı! Teşekkürler

[@sezginer2510]

@@wasnt.here.3853yorumunuz yardımlı✖️yorumunuz yardımcı oldu✅

[@ercanbanka5377]

zaten means like anyway

[@adsoyad8971]

Türkiyə insanları rusları tanımır. 😂😂😂😂

[@ulkuasasoglu2896]

Bence de tanıdığımızda çok geç olacak

[@aloha1783]

Valla turistlerinden bıktım, kendileriyle aynı ülkede yaşamayı düşünemiyorum bile. Defolup gitseler keşke

[@nekotin_ubivaet]

Turistlerden bıktım

[@lifeneverends7068]

Bizimkiler el manyağı o yuzden. Yabancı gördüler mi kendilerinden geçiyorlar. Acaba bu ruslar aynı ilgiyi gitsek bize gösterir mi! Hiç sanmam.

[@RöyaƏliyeva-c9x]

​@@lifeneverends7068kardeşim ruslar sizin sandığınız gibi değil, onlar kadar faşist bir millet yok git rusyaya görüceksin

[@Alz1204]

If this video recorded in Antalya it could be more realistic

[@eraywayne2165]

aklıma rus diyince akdeniz bölgesinde türklerin evlerini çalan kişiler geliyor

[@saifspetsnaz3737]

😂😂😂 how can people robb houses from beggars? It seems robbing to you because you turkgs couldn't afford

[@Horusian]

Kimsenin birşey çaldığı yok. Parasını basıp alıyorlar. Fakir Türkün sorunu bunlar.

[@p.guloztamur6452]

Cok haklisin. Irsi davranis zaten tarih ten beri bunu istiyorlardi

[@anya39pak.j]

Yok

[@lunadarg1939]

İ would love to see videos like this but about Mexico. What they think of my country. ❤

[@MY-zx6lz]

PASS!

[@fyodorun_usankasi]

as a turkish i can say y'all seem like so funny and gentle. one day i'd like to go to mexico (⁠ ⁠╹⁠▽⁠╹⁠ ⁠) loves from istanbul

[@kurd186]

we love all the people of the world indiscriminately

[@RK-fc6rp]

Meksikalıları kendimize çok benzetiriz ve severiz

[@p.guloztamur6452]

Über Italien auch ein Video bitte

[@tonywilkes1781]

Such diverse opinions !

[@RöyaƏliyeva-c9x]

Bu videodan sonra türklerin ruslara nasıl yalakalık yaptığını gördüm😂😂😂 Kardeşlerim sizin ruslarla ne benzerliyiniz var???Bir rus göremezsiniz bunu deyen çünki farklısınız, amma türklər nedense yalakalık peşinde😂😂

[@igoromer]

Video için sadece olumlu cevaplar seçilmiş gibi geliyor bana ama yine de bir Belaruslu olarak cevaplara sevindim. Son dönemlerde Ruslara karşı da olumsuz görüşlerle çok karşılaşıyorum çünkü. Mersin'de oturduğum için; keşke siz buraya gelmeseydiniz, yüzünüzden ev fiyatları, kira fiyatları vs arttı diyenler çok oluyor, direkt yüzüme söyleyen de oldu. Süriyelilerden bahsetmiyorum bile, onlardan nefret etmeyen Mersin'de bir kişi kalmadı sanki. İnsanlar ekonomik sıkıntılardan dolayı çok gergin. Türkiye'nin bu haline çok üzülüyorum. 7 sene önce ilk geldiğim Türkiye bambaşka bir ülkeydi.

[@falx2803]

Haklı olabilirsin ama bazı türkler kimseye sıcak bakmıyor.Yani bunun ruslara ozel değil bence.

[@seyce6267]

Haksız değiller, yabancılar yüzünden ev kiraları arttı ve bu vatanın asli unsuru olan Türklerle kendi ülkesinde "yaşayamıyor"!

[@karuta08]

Surilerle beraber belarusa gidebilirsin

[@nurErst0816]

Bazı türkler kendileri dışında her milletten nefret eder.

[@imflyingoverclouds]

Bir Belaruslu'nun Mersin'de işi ne? Evlendiniz mi?

[@yo2trader539]

Can a Turk explain the English translation "Cold-blooded" to a non-native? What does that mean in terms of personality or behavior?

[@emregunel4171]

Herzaman aşırı temkinli ve aşırı ifadesiz,kıriz anlarında bile (mesela araba kazası gibi)tepkisiz veya hemen karar verebilecek kadar az tepkili davranan(buradaki tepkiden kastım korku, heyecan ve şaşkınlık gibi tepkiler) insanlara soğuk kanlı diyoruz.Ayrıca amacını veya duygularını tam olarak anlayamadığın onun içinde ne yapman gerektiğini tam olarak bilemediğin insanlarada 'soğuk' veya 'soğuk kanlı' deniyor.

[@seyce6267]

​@@emregunel4171ama buradakiler cana yakın, samimi olmanın zıttını kullanmış..

[@aloha1783]

İt's means they aren't empathetic

[@carolin9876]

Harsh, no empathy

[@ercanbanka5377]

introvert , closen circle/society hard to break through

[@KutluhanYlmazSakal]

Halkımız çok cahil ya

[@almilall]

sana sorsalar ne derdin

[@genesis2936]

One topic kept creeping up, ECONOMICS ! The TR lost 77% of its value in 2-3 years vs hard currency while salaries are paid in TL . It’s priority one for Turks ! Never mind Syrians, Russians, Chinese martians or whomever, you MUST find ways to improve your dire economic situation. EU membership is out of the question and therefore must do something about ur dire economic free fall, can and will get worse (review the last 3 yrs and > 75% devaluation of the TL), The time for change / drastic measures must be undertaken now, not tomorrow, you’ll only sink in deeper without action. Remember, all conflicts in human history had and have one common denominator and that’s being >>> ECONOMICS !

[@mehmetm2836]

Hrllo! I am studying in Russia, i am from Turkey. In russia if you are not white you can not entry to club, they are racist. et me tell you about another incident that happened to me. i got on the bus and a black boy got on the bus. an old woman pushed a black boy down from the bus, while the Russian people on the bus just watched this incident. another incident happened to a Chinese friend of mine just 3 weeks ago. it is forbidden to smoke at the bus stop, he was smoking away from the bus stop, other Russian people were smoking there, the police came and wanted to write a fine on the Chinese boy, when the Chinese boy wanted to take a video, the cops did not write a fine Another incident happened - Russia, I forgot my bag at the airport(I have my passport in it). i went back to the airport to get my passport, asked the security where my bag was, a man said that he had my security bag, but because it had a passport in it, it was a crime, he couldn't give it to me, they said you had to go back to Turkey. then he said follow to me please. than we went into a room together, we're talking there, there's no one there. i also want to give 100 rubles(2 usd) tea money, um, I told you, when he heard this offer, he gave my bag back. another incident, I went to Novosibirsk just a trip. the card payment system does not work on the buses there, you just pay cash or send it to the phone bank (we send the money to the phone number.) i got on the bus, when I found out that the card did not pass, I said that I could send it to the phone number. so he said ok and said the number, I didn't understand because he said it so quickly. when he realized that I was a stranger. if you didn't understand, he said fuck off the bus and threw me off the bus! the strange thing is that there were a lot of people on that bus, no one wanted to help me and did not defend me, such a nation are Russians!

[@madoanimals5324]

Than stay in your country I don’t get why our Turks move to ever corner of the world and complain why study in Russia when we have so much university’s in turkey

[@mehmetm2836]

@@madoanimals5324 Hello! - Dear idiot, first of all, I graduated from my first university in Istanbul. then I thought it would be better for me to do my master's degree abroad in order to become a diplomat.

[@30secondsbehind80]

I thought turks are white

[@mehmetm2836]

@@30secondsbehind80 There are many ethnic origins in Turkey, there are also non-white people. I'm not just saying this for Turkey. many foreigners studying in Russia cannot enter clubs.

[@nobody-vg6ot]

​@@madoanimals5324russians shouldn't come to Türkiye too :) get your dirty citizens back

[@lrj2003]

Yes I agree with @jacoblewis. I would like to see what Turkish people think about American people. If you could include the older people too that would be great. Thank you!

[@TrinaldoTomek]

Actually Turkey like USA. If you travel Anatolia side you literally see Texas conservative people. West side like NY

[@emirsuleymantanrkulu]

Good people, very warm blooded, but at first you should break the ice and establish trust, after that Americans have very similarities to us, both good and bad. Americans care about their privacy more, and have a lot of gimmicky behaviors, but its due to state having less effect on their growth rather than Turkey where state always has a part in our education and ethics. Most Americans are a little bit dumb, but I can say the same for Turkey. We are not good at education part. Other common things I can think of, Americans love food and fat heavy things like us, Americans are patriotic like us and this comes with the bad as well. Both societies can be liars and cheaters, money is the most important thing in both. We both fought British to get our freedom, we both love our founding fathers. That's about it. American government is evil, but American public are overall very good people.

[@lan-dedim]

Let me tell you what i think as a turk i think they are unaware and uneducated

[@rahmancobanoglu1463]

Rusları da, Ukraynalıları da yollayacağız.

[@gringo6362]

🥲

[@seref9752]

Önce sınırlar ile ilgilen bence zararlı olanlar Ruslar ve Ukraynalılar değil gibi duruyor.

[@engelsengels6334]

Araplari,afganlilari,pakileri yola oncede sonra rus ve ukrain yollarsin

[@fsmtorunu]

​@@engelsengels6334Hepsini yollıycaz kankam

[@galacticreform6288]

sen onları yollayana kadar araplar seni yollacayacak merak etme.

[@energus9]

They are disrespectfull, rude and drunk ( mostly tourists). Not all of them of course.

[@eraturan888]

Bir tek bayan dogru soyledi, 70 sene ruslarla yasadik, tavsiye etmiyorum!!!

[@gringo6362]

Лол

[@p.guloztamur6452]

Ruslar öyleler malesef

[@iiii-319]

I am Russian who does not like Russian culture. I visited turkey for the first time this year, was in Istanbul, alania. Not gonna lie, turkey shocked me. I had a feeling that I did not leave Russia. People in turkey have the same energy and mentality, they don't smile, they can be quite rude and not customer oriented. I wanted to leave asap. But turkey is a beautiful place , some people r friendly, but majority seem very closed, not welcoming, nor friendly and disinterested in other cultures.

[@emirsuleymantanrkulu]

Its really not a great time to do vacations in Turkey, xenophobia is high due to migration, and economical situations made everyone tense and depressed.

[@BayGrishnackh]

As a Turk i nearly same thinking. I think this because of our goverment and economy. Actually our people was very kind and good people before 20 years ago.

[@alpercengiz5997]

2:48 Как восточный блок, мы всегда должны быть сильными.

[@bremexperience]

I can tell you it is not because of the cold weather.

[@user-nl6zu3jq8l]

As a person living in Russia, but not a non-Russian or a Turk, I agree that these peoples are similar in many ways. Both natians are quite open and with an imperial mindset.

[@waftsofpetrichor]

Kültür Sıcakkanlı Soğukkanlı En önemlisi Açık sözluler Saygılı

[@MrHorse-by3mp]

Every time I complain about the place I live I will remind myself that, at least we have no Russians, and I will be thankful.

[@carmendelabellemotte7865]

As a French person I am delighted to notice that noone here criticizes Russia for the war with Ukraine...Bravo Turkiye...you didn't let the western propaganda poison you

[@mustafakemalpasha983]

Peace at home, peace in the world 🇹🇷

[@apsv85]

So why don't you leave your comfy life in the western and join the wonder and developed civilization of russia and turkey?

[@nurErst0816]

We are not interested in conflict that’s why. We are strangers to both countries matters.

[@TurkiyeNR1]

U know that this video is edited right? All the negative are cut out 😉

[@MY-zx6lz]

YET - YOU SIT THERE AND BRING UP THE TOPIC - SO TELL ME - WHO IS THE HYPOCRITE!

[@fifofuko1864]

video tells more about turkish people than russian people. turkish people know everything. 80 million know-it-alls.

[@IvanJanovsky]

turk kisi rusdan daha fazla iyidir

[@eraywayne2165]

adam bize kötünün iyisi demiş beğenmişsiniz aw

[@TUNC66]

Hahaha really?

[@p.guloztamur6452]

😊

[@BayGrishnackh]

ruslar daha iyi

[@neilpatel7707]

Did that old man say fight against America ?

[@kutayfrat1654]

No

[@enesyazici9536]

Rusya yı ziyaret etmek istiyorum ailem ile beraber. Ama malesef imkanlar el vermiyor.

[@sfykhmt]

0:15 hahahah çok iyi ya😂

[@matti3658]

love russia and the people, love turkiye and the people - Canada

[@vivaansinghvlogs4124]

Hey bro pls ask them about our Indians and Indian people, entertainment, culture

[@Sirius-Voyager]

Despite of India media’s how to show turkish people in India ,mostly Our people love to India and It’s street culture.Many secular turkish people interest with India’s Buddha’s philosophy , meditation,yoga and mystisism.Some old ladies watches to India tv series with exagerated scenes :)But India people don’t know turkish people enough.They have a fixed ideas about Turkiye.Many turkish fed up about indian people’s negative comments under any topic with Turkiye or turkish people.

[@quant5209]

Nope I don't think most of Turkish people love paki indian afghan... Cz we got bunch of immigrants and I should say that we have done about your etc

[@TUNC66]

if you mean native Americans we Turks love them .

[@aloha1783]

We don't hate you as much as you hate us..

[@Zaheed-ip8mp]

@@Sirius-Voyager Indians don’t really care much about Turkey so there is no animosity towards Turks but it hurts when Turkey sides with Pakistan on Kashmir issues

[@furkanykilmz9383]

Can you do next what Turkish people think of Americans? 😂

[@janoschp2865]

RU 🍻 TR Pro Russia 👍 I like turkey, russia, hungary and central asia very much 😎

[@ercanbanka5377]

Tourists are welcome as long they behave , most russians came to turkey for one simple reason , it's easy to get in with russian passport no visa requiered , the government even confirmed a law which says they do not even need a passport , lol dunno what happened with this law , if it was easy to enter western europe not a single of them would stay in Turkey , anyway they can't stay there for to long it's up to 3 months and even if they get permanent residency how could they handle the inflation , most russians coming to turkey are not Rich , like this Woman is telling .

[@Chris66Mas]

🇹🇷❤️🇷🇺 severim, 🙂

[@Zeynep_ka]

soğuk iklimle soğukkanlılığın alakası yok biri öğretsin şunlara

[@safetyfirst2417]

My 2 kuruş: When it's not about the money Türks are much nicer and kinder people than Russians. Türks treat their pets better than Russians. Türks don't pressurize their children as hard as Russians so İ disagree with that woman saying opposite on the video. İn general video is just accurate.

[@KumanTürk]

GO GOME RUSSİAN

[@gringo6362]

?

[@ELdASenSei]

Don't listen to this guy. As a turk myself, I welcome you all!

[@GotterVibez]

what's to do there? joining the army ?

[@griffon200]

Турки очень хитрые, так и ждут кого бы чтобы обмануть. Когда начинается какой-то конфликт вроде России и Украины, они предпочитают продавать оружие обеим сторонам. А когда началась война в Палестине Эрдоган просто покричал угрозы, но ни сделал ничего. Это турецкий менталитет, лгать и лицемерить

[@Hykactiovous2648]

Shut up ruski kid ! Support Ukraina 🇺🇦

[@KötülükKaybedecek]

Erdoğan Türk değil ki. O da bir Rus sayılır aslen. Sadece müslüman olmuş ama etnik olarak kuzeyli bir slav Rus.

[@BayGrishnackh]

bir millete genel olarak laf etmek cahillikten başka bir şey değildir. Zaten erdoğanı TR'de kimse sevmiyor. Fakat Türk halkı çok yardımsever misafirperver millettir!

[@WelcometoIstanbul2023]

❤❤❤❤❤🇹🇷❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mirackarakus7830]

Beni eklememissinjz ayıp oldu

[@OM-vf1tc]

Its funny how Turks (especially young ones) like the countries and people which dont like them. This includes Germany and America. Meanwhile, ask Turks how they feel about Arabs and Afghans and you'll hear the Mein Kempf (Turkish version).

[@ZehraJardine]

Are you American? Because your view that America doesn't like Turkey, incorrect.

[@OM-vf1tc]

@@ZehraJardine I'm British. They don't like Turkey out of ignorance. In fact I'm willing to bet they view Turks the same way Turks perceive Arabs. Both are ignorant.

[@OM-vf1tc]

​@ensardeniz3181Because you have civil war - which Turkey supported, and most will go back but you need to stop acting like they're the problem behind everything.

[@emrejacaoski1120]

Syrians and Afghans not generally but people from these nation who is the came Turkey extraordinarily uncivilized thats the point

[@randomcrashingfacility31]

Turks simply hate immigrants of big scale. Love for those countries you list are because of the better living standards (VERY popular to share how bad Turkey is compared to them). Our economy sucks, many want out.

[@Mellow_Man2001]

Russians are cool. I met a Russian girl in college some years ago. So I agree with these people.

[@dr.muhannadalnaser2082]

Those who said Russians or slavic are similar to us or to medeterenan are really weird .I respect all people, but sure, we are not similar in culture and mentality . No one is better but I mean we are not similar this must be a jock 😅

[@curiousteletabi2696]

You’re not “one of us”, Naser. Of course, Arabs (who pathetically try to larp as Turks) couldn’t give an opinion on which nations are similar to Turks and which nations are not.

[@dr.muhannadalnaser2082]

@curiousteletabi2696 and if you like come meet me I will show you face to face from ottoman archive all names of grandfathers who related to osman bey himself , we still have the Sultan II. Abdülhamid hükümetinde çalıştığı için Osmanlı mührü . Senden ne haber ? Yunan asıllı mısın? Keep leaking. Europeans shoes are your style, not mine

[@dr.muhannadalnaser2082]

@curiousteletabi2696 and by the one you are the one not from us . I have never seen medeterenan person who says slavic is similar to us even child would know about that !

[@tlclookism]

I'm Arab, and I can give a concise opinion about cultures that are similar, and cultures that are very different to Turks 😉@@curiousteletabi2696

[@nazlozgunkaykc8565]

Yes we are not similar with russians but why you talk behalf of us, you are not even turkish.

[@amirali.gavidel]

🇦🇿❤🇷🇺 Love Russia, the people, and the culture despite historical bad blood between us

[@satela2132]

What about Armenia? it's exactly same case as Russia

[@eraywayne2165]

değişik misin?

[@ahmadaliansari1305]

Merhaba Can. Please make some video on Indian culture and also what Turkish people think about Indian

[@Klan.klux45]

They know aamir khan and indian cinema, but it is said that the indians do not think very well about the turks, is it true

[@yusufmuslim4420]

​@@Klan.klux45yes they dont know much. Only Indian Muslims like Turkey.

[@nekotin_ubivaet]

Ruslar gitsin

[@ELdASenSei]

niye?

[@SnowLeopard-lt1vf]

As soon your Turkic horde leaves berlin then foreigners will leave your country.

[@lacag-lacag]

Turks are very diverse jjst watching this video says alot about them some of them are white others look bit arabs

[@Substrat-e4l]

Because Turkey ethnically hosts many ethnic groups such as Turks, Georgians, Circassians, Laz, Armenians, Balkan immigrants, Kurds and refugees. The real Turks are a mixture of Yellow and White races of Anatolian genetics and this genetic consists of ethnic groups such as Balkan Turks, Iranians, Armenians and Azerbaijanis. This group represents the white race and yellow races in the ethnic group in Anatolia, but since the Kurds from Turkey are originally Iranian and Iraqi, they look like brown people and Arabs.

[@yagozzzz]

Those who looks like arab are kurds not turks

[@erolaras-xq5su]

🇹🇷🇷🇺 Bence çok yakın kültürümüz var . Dans , müzik , felsefe , arkadaşlık konseptleri , yemek kültürü ....... Мы любим вас. Россияне 🇷🇺🇹🇷🇷🇺🇹🇷

[@zhanatbaidaralin4960]

So naive people.

[@chanelkim7986]

I checked what my Latins girl -friends always say when they visit Turkey (and girl-friends married to Turkish men): 👉 Turkish women are very envious of foreign girls,and they feel timid like bugs and their reaction to that is negative...Poor Turkish women 😢

[@seyce6267]

No, we don't, there is no reason for this. Turkish women so beautiful also.. Maybe the problem is this foreigner women behavior, and mindset, becauce Turkish People, women warm and open foreignier..

[@hermanngoering135]

Turkish women have a strong jealous nature, some people don't like it but I don't, the funny thing is just because I know the other woman's name it's not weird if she gets jealous😂❤

[@aloha1783]

U pressed about Turkish girls?

[@mariam-no3pz]

What need is there to invent falsehoods? Nobody believes that Turkish women who are one of the most beautiful women in the world feel Jealous of you, latingirlsliterally occupy the highest levels in aesthetic operations😂 I don't think any Turkish man would even look in your direction. Stop being insecure

[@spacebatstuckonearth8888]

I love russia

[@cmdcs]

Sunucu Ingilizce’yi düzgün öğrenmeyi düşünüyor mu…?

[@kraniczrobert5600]

Saying Türkish people wtf .... LOL 😂

[@Rerp2000]

I'm Russian sorry but we are not similar at all, please don't compare us ))

[@szgn0]

oc bro we are better im nothin like u

[@Rerp2000]

@@szgn0 turkish women look so weird sorry but they are nothing like our women or other slavic women. i was in turkey and most of them smelled bad, very hairy, unibrow, fat, short. so yes we are nothing like u

[@aysikbender]

@@Rerp2000 Вот из-за таких как вы приходится испытывать стыд за границей.

[@eraywayne2165]

@@Rerp2000kendi anneni mi tarif edion?

[@bonibonkorkmaz1349]

Sorry but Turks and russian both are usually uneducated and racist and i am saying this as a turk ...I love being turkish but even russian are way more uneducated than us ....İt is what it is and yeah you are right we are nothing to common

[@insect6003]

Natashaaas 😂😂😂

[@timka018]

As a guy from the US, I found the people in other cities of Turkey are more friendly, in Istanbul they're SO rude and just trying to get the advantage from you, they're so far from the western behave.

[@Tcserveri]

After 2018, the people of Istanbul stopped being completely westernized. Because of the Erdogan government, 10 million foreigners came to Istanbul. Istanbul is a chaos. Politics has ruined the beauty of the city. Moreover, Erdogan hates the mayor elected by the people and prevents the city from being served. Istanbul used to be magnificent. Even Turkey was great. But Turkey has been very unhappy, especially in the last 5 years. Economy is bad, education is bad, everything is bad. Turkey is becoming unhappy every day because of the refugees and the lack of solutions for migrants

[@timka018]

@@Tcserveri I'm not into politics, and as you'd mentioned, yes Istanbul 5 years ago it was totally different, I remember in 2019 i visited Istanbul and for the first time I saw Taksim it was awesome and full of people from everywhere, in the end of 2023 I went back to it and find out it turned to a different area that I could not recognize, full of refugees + no tourists! I hope Istanbul will be back again a great City.

[@BayGrishnackh]

%100 true. If you go another city you can see our people friendly and helpfull

[@jilli5851]

:)

[@zharon7825]

I think the survey is very biased as it is obvious the people you surveys seem liberal to say the least.

[@rodbess9125]

Look who’s talking Le Chameau ne bout pas sa dosse, il voit celle des autres Worldwide most arrogant , pretentious are the TURKS

[@BayGrishnackh]

no france people is more arrogant and pretentious

[@zharon7825]

The guy who said they are closer to us than Arabs or Iranians lol is he delusional or what??? I bet his name is Arabic .

[@lecolatesla69]

we do not f camels, we do not marry children, we do not have 4 or 5 wives, we do not eat with our hands, we consume alcohol, we do not wear loincloths, we do not dress boys in skirts and play, so yes; We are not Arabs, Pashtuns or Persians. If we leave the funny side aside: you may not understand, but the language interaction took place with all the neighboring states. even the French influence lasted longer. English still continues to affect our language. but if you knew the first language families, you wouldn't be in such a funny situation. also, the resemblance of nations is not just about language; We are similar to Russians in character.

[@zharon7825]

@@lecolatesla69 if you listen to some westerners, they joke about Turk doing goats lol. So don’t be silly. Turkey isn’t just Izmir and a few coastal cities. The last election proved that. Put your anger and hysteria aside, you grandparents wrote Turkish in Arabic alphabet, most of your names are Arabic, without Arabic and Persian your language will morph to a sign language. Russia is not closer to Turkey than Syria or Iran is. Russia was a mortal enemy to Turkey for centuries. Read a book. Thank you goodness you’re just a small sore minority. Fyi I have turkish blood.

[@zharon7825]

@@lecolatesla69 also, 4 wives or whatever that is the gulf region. Child abuse and trafficking are worldwide, actually more rampant in the west. I’ll wait for your reply when you get sober, perhaps you’re binge drinking vodka now since you’re somehow Siberian lol

[@Motoeymisko]

Are you sure, I swear to you that Turkey hates Arabs that even 30% of Turkey is not properly Muslim.

[@eroktartonga4032]

Those names you tell are actually related to past generations and religious belief (sad history of religon used for politcs by the rulers all arund the world) although our belief was allways much different than Arabs or Fars. Additionally anything about Islam is based on Aramic and Hebrew , translted to Arab culture. All prophets are Hebrew and Aram, same as names of angels, names of dua s 'surah' (in Arabic), even the name of deity comes from Elloh im and A ilah, lah etc.. translated to Arabic. In the past Türks used both original Türk but a second Islamic (Originally Hebrew-Aramic) name and then sadly turned more of those religous names. Thanksfully the Turkish revolution fixed it back to Turkish origins. We have nothing common with Saudi continent if you call North African , they arent Arab but Magrib. Lebanese and Jordan are also not Arab they are Kenan/Fenike. Egyptian are also a nation of their own. We Türkiye Türks are Oğuz Türk (who originally worshipped Tengri/Tanrı single creator when Arabs worshipped hundreds of Stone and wood Idols) Türks which also mixed with Anatolian people. (Not invading Western seaside Greek, not Northern mountain invader Armenian but the Original Anatolian peoples) I hope one day everyone gets back to its roots. I dont mean dna here so not racism but the culture before Arab Islam/Latin Catholic/East Roman Orthodox etc imperialism or any other religious imperialism and culture erosion. So unite with Humanism.

[@monam4799]

Mongol invasion in the 13th Century changed Russia's culture even to this day, and not for better unfortunately.

[@eroktartonga4032]

That is not true. Türks and Mongols (Both were free and secular same as Slavs and all tribes used to fight eachother for riches and territory ,sadly. So it was a Türk Khanate allied to a Slav Boyar and Mongol khanate allied to another Slav Boyar etc. When some Germanic tribe allied to another Boyar. Then some other Scandinavian one comes and beats the other...Ancient wars were all gray. Ancient peoples were mixing continiously. They didnt care for ethnicity or religion at ancient times) They had nothing to do with Religious bigots of later Dark age/Medieval times where Christinaity and Islam spread all across the continents and start erasing ancient cultures. Abrahamic religons and Globalism taking control using the religons ruined the world. Peoples and cultures today is mix of all ancient cultures. Hopefully peole will come together even more.

[@Horusian]

Opposite actually. After Russian invasion in eastern steppes, freedom-loving, open-minded nomads became like Russians; submissive, obedient and collective.

[@tugbaozkan7803]

@@Horusianmaybe that’s how Turks became submissive.

[@monsieurkot5858]

​@@Horusian Nonsense Collectivism submission and obedience is a typical asian thing

[@koraybasus263]

All my girlfriends for the past few years has been Slavic lol

[@hellonoitsfine9681]

Turkey and Russia are similar Russia isnt purely European

[@ercanbanka5377]

Fun fact many of citizens in Turkey have soviet background at least 10-20 million not necessary Russians but from soviet republics mostly , so when they say stuff like we are similar in culture what could this mean if they are orthodox christian and we are muslim , what they really mean we have lived with them in soviet union so we are the same way mentally .

[@hellonoitsfine9681]

Turkiye and russia are same

[@RöyaƏliyeva-c9x]

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