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[@TheKing-vv8xq]

We have a Turkish saying, "Staying french on the subject". It means not understanding anything about the subject. The fact that they think Turkish is similar to Arabic is exactly proof of this 😂😂😂

[@EasyFrench]

Hahaha

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

güzel yorum . umarım underrated kalmaz

[@theygoastheycome90]

😂😂🤣 hem haklı hem komik bir yorum

[@TheKing-vv8xq]

@@theygoastheycome90deyimin çıkış olayı da bunun gibi birşeydir 😂

[@theygoastheycome90]

@@TheKing-vv8xq Zaten Bizim yanlış sözümüz olmaz 👌😂

[@theygoastheycome90]

There are 8000 Turkish words in Serbian (This is more than the number of Arabic words in Turkish ) But no one claims that Serbian is similar to Turkish. The only reason they think Turkish is similar to Arabic is the Perception of Turkey in their minds. So Prejudice

[@headlightspirits]

Exactly. French is so much more similar to Arabic cause they both have throat letters meanwhile Turkish doesn't.

[@usa9116]

U$ + UK + UKRAINE = NO MORE EU COUNTRIES!!! ALL OF U WILL D¡E AS THEY PLANNED!!! No more france in this world!!!

[@Xiler6969]

Not prejudice, just ignorance.

[@theygoastheycome90]

@@Xiler6969 prejudice is also ignorance.

[@Xiler6969]

@@theygoastheycome90 some prejudice comes from ignorance. But not all ignorance is prejudice. Not being aware of the dissimilarities of Turkish and Arabic is not prejudice. 99% of people don’t know a lot about Turkey, but that doesn’t make 99% of people prejudice, it just means they are uneducated on the matter.

[@nfiautopia2066]

with all the throat sounds french sounds more arabic than turkish does. Turkish doesn't even sound close to arabic

[@iparipaitegianiparipaitegi4643]

There only 1 throat sound in french: the letter R, which is similar to the german R.

[@nfiautopia2066]

@@iparipaitegianiparipaitegi4643 yeah and its used very commonly. Turkish doesn't have any throat sounds

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

It has one r but it has it everywhere. 👍🏻

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

@@iparipaitegianiparipaitegi4643 and it also has in an on which also does not sound polite . they also make the language harsh

[@paolapereda6033]

It seems to me that Portuguese resembles to Turkish more than the other romance languages (I'm a native Spanish speaker). At least the way it sounds...

[@gencery273]

I love how they say Turkish and Arabic sound similar although they do not at all. They are very different languages. In my opinion Japanese sounds more similar to Turkish since Turkish is a middle Asian language. Yes there are many borrowed words from Arabic and French but the grammar and pronunciation are completely unrelated. People assume that nations living near would speak a similar language understandably. Still, I am impressed that they know the capital city lol

[@paolapereda6033]

I think that Turkish sounds sort of Japanese too!

[@shrouuuq]

Yeah agree but as Arab we can understand a lot of Turkish words although as you said they are different grammatically. For me I found Turkish easy I actually speak and understand Turkish very well more than English which I studied almost whole my life.

[@eminusromanus2704]

Indeed, according to my observation when my erasmus times in turkey ,your language is not sounding arabic at all but kinda sounding like hungarian

[@nfiautopia2066]

@@shrouuuq you understand loanwords doesnt mean the language sounds arabic. When i was in France I also noticed that i understand so many things due to french loanwords we have in our language but that doesn't mean our languages are similar

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

Yeah we also have many french word but we dont sound french either because we have turkish accent when pronouncing french and arabic words :)

[@ugurrr]

I don't know how they find Turkish and Arabic similar? Even the Arabic loanwords in Turkish are pronounced completely different. Turkish has 8 vowels and Arabic has only 3 short and 3 long vowels. Not even close

[@kursat8566]

@@hakan28 yoo Araplar bildiğin balgam çıkarıyorlar konuşuyorken Türkçe o kadar sert değil

[@user_new_c]

They don't. They just assume that it must be similar cause we share some cultural stuff together.

[@keptins]

I am fluent both in French and Turkish and I can confirm that it is French (not Turkish) that has more consonants similar to those in Arabic. For instance, there is no /tʃ/ (ch) sound neither in Arabic nor in French that is pronounced in the palatal place of articulation etc.

[@kemalmighty2288]

oo hocam,yeni videolar yok mu? :))

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

o hocammm yorumlardasınızzz . söyleyin hocam '' türkçenin kibar bir dil olduğunu ''

[@keptins]

🙏🙏

[@kurkar3011]

ses değil kelimeler önemli. kullandığımız kelimelerin çoğu arapça kökenli .

[@kemalmighty2288]

@@kurkar3011 Ben Farsça derdim.

[@ranacanancomert9636]

Fransızca da arapça da biliyorum, Fransızca Arapçaya daha çok benziyor lolbcjsj

[@PimsleurTurkishLessons]

Dilbilgisi olarak da arapçaya fransızca daha yakın. Cinsiyet dilbilsine sözcüklere girmiş. Nesnelere bile cinsiyet takıyorlar. Yeni birşey icat olsa o neysenin cinsiyeti nasıl belirlenecek, Neye göre kime göre diye bir arap a sormuştum. Demişti ki değerli şeylere erkek değersiz şeylere kız cinsiyeti takıyorlarmış.

[@tasbykekerey1203]

I love Türkiye and the sound of French language 🇫🇷🇹🇷❤️🇰🇿, we also have a lot of r/ğ/ғ and en/ń/ң sound in Kazakh/Qazaq.

[@Jamirio]

Do you have ı sound in Kazak ? It sound like Chinese or Japanese?

[@mervekabul9992]

I am able to differanciate even Portugeese /Spanish / Italian/ French even tho all of them are latin languages. I assume if the interview was not about Turkish/Turkiye and you played the voice record to ask their opinion about the language and ask them for guessing which language it is, they would never say it sounds Arabic. To me Spanish sounds more Arabic than Turkish does.

[@paolapereda6033]

I'm a native Spanish speaker I've never thought of that before. But, it kind of makes sense since Spanish have a strong arabic influence mostly in vocabulary. For example the word "alcántara" comes from Arabic (see the beginning syllable al-)

[@starcapture3040]

@@paolapereda6033 Turkish too haha

[@paolapereda6033]

I learned some turkish words from watching dramas xd like (so sorry for bad spelling) "emet", "gunayden", "merhaba" and they all say "ala ala ala" when something bother them, I guess. Great video as usual :)

[@goolixz2013]

"Ala" is said by Azerbaijanis. Turkish people say "lan". Btw it is "evet", "günaydın" :)

[@nametopia700]

@@goolixz2013 allah allah diye söylenmemizi kastediyor sanırım :)

[@ilbilgehatun278]

@@goolixz2013 Allah Allah👍🏻😁

[@goolixz2013]

@@nametopia700 ola bilir ben lan demek istedigini dusunmusdum

[@goolixz2013]

@@ilbilgehatun278 evet ben yanlis anlamisim🙂

[@irinaivanovna6380]

I'm from Qazaqstan Greeting to Turkey 🇰🇿🇹🇷

[@Pro_gamer-ws3yn]

8:24 his comment basically stabbed right into my heart. I'd even say French sounds more like Arabic than Turkish is

[@nostro1940]

Lmao cope and seethe

[@SpartanLeonidas1821]

COPE 🤣

[@clay7214]

@@SpartanLeonidas1821 I think he’s right lol. French has a lot of guttural sounds whereas Turkish has none. I think they only speak with their mouth and tongue but I’m not 100% sure but quite sure lol

[@SpartanLeonidas1821]

@@clay7214 Bro, turkish is such an ugly language! Are you kidding me right now?? Turks used arabic to write all their history & now borrowed Latin to try to be European 🤣 Their ENTIRE material culture is ARAB, with names like Ahmed, Mahmood, MuRat etc and wearing same TURBANS…and associated with Camels. If you don’t know that, then you are trippin bruh! 🤣

[@clay7214]

@@SpartanLeonidas1821 bruh you are obviously a butt hurt Greek. Like I said I‘m from Germany and we have a lot of Turks here. They are nothing like Arabs (and also you need to stop associating Arabs with something bad, like even if they had things in common, it wouldn’t be bad) but like I said they don’t. Also the Latin alphabet suits the Turkish language a lot better. I watched a video where they said that Turkish has like 9 vowels and Arabic script only has three short and three long vowels, so obviously it’s not good for representing their sounds. And I think even the fact that they have nine vowels makes the language beautiful. Vowels are the key for a beautiful language in my opinion. Man your comment is just so ignorant and wrong. Turks don’t even wear a turban hahahah like WTF where did you even get that from? And Camels? Are you for real? I went on vacation to both Greece and Turkey and there wasn’t a big difference between the two countries at all (I‘m sure this will be hard to comprehend for you, but please take your time). The moral of the story: You really need to educate yourself and stop listening to the propaganda your governments are spreading (that’s also the case for Turks by the way!)

[@Brrrraaahhhhhh]

ayyyy!! je suis turque et je suis très content de voir votre vidéo. ça fait une année j'ai commencé à apprendre le français, vos videos m'aident toujours. en fait, le langue turc ont beaucoup des mots similaires avec français. par exemple on a le mot 'embesil(imbécile) aussi, la même sens en français. merci bcp pour cette vidéo !!!

[@EasyFrench]

C'est super ! Nous sommes vraiment contentes de vous aider 😁

[@prasadweerasinghe8794]

Bonjour

[@empress9217]

merhaba franszıcayı nasıl öğrendin, tavsiyen var mı acabaa?

[@Brrrraaahhhhhh]

@@empress9217 merhaba, boğaziçi üniversitesinde okuyorum. okuldan seçmeli fransızca dersi alıyorum

[@empress9217]

@@Brrrraaahhhhhh tamam, teşekkürlerr

[@gameofthronesdekiaryastark15]

Turkish is spoken in Turkey. There is no desert in Turkey. There are no camels. It is not very hot. It snows in winter. Turkey is in Eurasia. Not the Middle East or Europe. We are not Arabs, we are Turks. Our ancestors are in Central Asia.

[@Elif-ph2jg]

ok but what is the point of writing this comment?

[@gozdea5548]

There is a desert in Turkey: Karapinar Colu, Konya. It is touristic location and on the route of Silk Road. There are camels in Turkey, yörüks were using camels in Toros and Anatolia. Since they were identified as Turks during Ottoman times, turks using camels is not an unordinary thing (search Sarikeceli Yoruks in Karaman). Yes, we are not Arabs and we pick anatolia/west asia for our destination because it highly resembles central & east Asia steppes and mountains (not deserts :) )

[@user-bx2ku3ic4k]

As a Turk, I'm tired of your ridiculous cliché comments. We get it, there is no desert in Turkey, but remember, there is no desert in many Arab countries either. Arab Culture is also a well-established and respected culture.

[@Elif-ph2jg]

@@user-bx2ku3ic4k i totally agree, i am turkish too and im sick of white washed or european wanna be turks so bad. If they could only come to europe.. they would understand that we are very different from Europeans

[@frogmoment]

@@gozdea5548 camels although are sometimes used by yoruks still aren't native to anatolia.And there is not many of them.

[@slowdown7x]

Let's be honest, Turkish sounds nothing like Arabic. It has many Arabic loanwords but even those are Turkified and spoken with a clear Turkish accent but other than that it has no connection with it. I think the only reason why they say it sounds Arabic is that Turkey is a majority Muslim country so they stereotypically call it Arabic without actually knowing anything about the language. Funny enough, French has more sounds that use the throat. :=)

[@turcopolo8231]

Absolutely awesome comment. Turkish took words from many languages, but adapted it to its own region. I don't think Turkish and Arabic are alike because Turks never speak from their throats. Probably french is more like arabic :D We know, of course, that the reason they answered like that was political.

[@sususu00]

şöyle yorumları görünce yazanın alnını öpesim geliyo ya♥️♥️♥️

[@mattiamele3015]

You say that like using “throat sounds” is a bad thing. Almost every Turkic language uses some of those “throat sounds” including your neighbor brothers. Also, why does everyone think sounding Arabic means having throat sounds and vice versa? There’s a huge variety of languages that have sounds produced in the back of the mouth or in the throat.

[@Polo-rn8ly]

@@mattiamele3015 he basically said french is closer to arabic than turkish and it is a fact. Yes many turkic languages have throat sounds including azerbaijani but turkish doesn't..

[@mattiamele3015]

@@Polo-rn8ly There is a blatant bias against Arabic and some of its sounds in the comment and the first reply. If you don’t see that, I’m sorry but I can’t teach you to read. Reducing Arabic to “throat sounds” is ignorant. Nobody in the video mentioned anything related with the throat, nor did they express a negative opinion of Turkish; for some people, however, “sounds like Arabic” is already an insult (and, apparently, it means “spoken with the throat”). I doubt you can establish as a fact that French sounds closer to Arabic, just because it has one or two sounds in common with Arabic that Istanbul Turkish no longer has. You could say the opposite too: Turkish has an h like Arabic which French doesn’t pronounce. The fact is you attach a stigma to some particular sounds, because they’re considered rural or vulgar in Turkey, and because they remind you of Arabic which you don’t like. You completely disregard every other aspect of pronunciation anyway, and reduce it to gutturals.

[@eraywayne2165]

actually french looks like arabic, they speak throatily because i don't understand why they compare turkish to arabic

[@Bangbang-vh3qy]

tesekkur تَشَكُّر‎ merhaba مرحبا no connection with arabic off course :) french doesn't look like arabic at all.

[@_RTX2060SUPER_]

@@Bangbang-vh3qy Neither Turkish.

[@cazwalt9013]

Because it's culturally similar

[@eraywayne2165]

@@cazwalt9013 (turkic) asian tradition and “middle eastern” cultural tradition are not similar, not even the same 🙃

[@Jamirio]

Imo German and Spanish are phonetically closer to Arabic

[@yunusemreaktuylu]

3:57 C'est " Lahmacun" ou peut-être "Pide"

[@z3inab]

ouais c'est lahmacun, c'est magnifique

[@Ambrosia-]

Pide vu que c'est long

[@elmaarmut8918]

Salut 💐 je souvent regarde vos épisodes pour apprendre /pratiquer la langue française. Vos vidéos sont assez jolies, intéressantes à regarder. Et aujourd'hui Il y'a un épisode sur mon pays. C'est vraiment génial !!! 💐💐 Merci à vous 🇨🇵🇹🇷

[@rolandhersan2420]

J'aime beaucoup le Istanbul, car c'est la ville des chats, ils sont très respectés.son une excellente compagnie

[@turk1640]

Il y a 600 000 chats à Istanbul, vous pouvez les voir partout.😄

[@ilbilgehatun278]

Yes, my friend, cats, dogs and birds are the real owners of Turkey, we are their faithful servants.😁

[@saraa338]

@@ilbilgehatun278 aww,cute!

[@ilbilgehatun278]

@@saraa338 ☺️💐

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

Not gonna lie ,Im so disappointed . People also keep saying that it sounds like arabic just because of the religion i guess. It cant be because of the common words because turkish also has as many common words with french as with arabic . So turkish would be also similar to french in this case ( but it is not similar at all because we pronounce them with turkish accent ) . Every person speaks english and pronounce english words but almost Noone sounds like any native english. Because they pronounce the words with their own accent. So when we turkish people pronounce an arabic word . We will again sound like turkish. A person with a little bit knowledge would know that turkish is an asian language but not from middle asia ( at least not from the part that is close to arabic countries ) 👀 people usually get surprised when we say '' turkish is more like korean and japenese '' and they usually dont accept that because they insist that it is closer to arabic language. No offense , I just want people to put their prejudices aside and make their comments in a logical way. Also it is sad that people seem to think of turkish as a language that has no importance. They probably didnt like the way it sounds. But yeah “ Renkler ve zevkler tartışılmaz. “ (Colors and tastes can not be discussed) Thanks for reading my text.

[@lost_places_global9008]

Well then stop voting for stupid Erdogan that ruins your country and economy and then other people will think less of Turks like Arabs. It's particularly also fault of Erdogan's religious politics. Ataturk wiselt said rand government/politics should have nothing in common.

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

@@lost_places_global9008 dont like your own comment lmao and it has nothing to do with the politics. if you know how to listen to something you can understand the difference between turkish and arabic. arabic is like french not like turkish. lmao. turkish is pretty fluent language since we dont have r like you have and in an on as well. and stop talking about politics when we talk about human relationships. dont be ignorant person. even the greek people and turkish people love each other in spite of all this politic stuff. and again the politics doesnt make turkish sound any arabic . cheers !!

[@paolapereda6033]

I couldn't agree more.

[@starcapture3040]

@@mehmetakifyldz773 why are you triggered?

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

I wasnt , but appearently you are triggered by my passage lmao.

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

I really love Turkish people. They are so kind. Thank you for this topic. I have really loved it ❤❤

[@DiePatriotin-Arisch]

I am german and i live in turkey 😂❤

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

@@DiePatriotin-Arisch Großartig 😊❤️😊❤️

[@beyzayldrm1370]

Thank you 😀

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

@@beyzayldrm1370 🥰🥰❤❤

[@selinagcakale3615]

As a Turkish who is currently doing Erasmus in Paris, I really liked your video. Istanbul is a city as wonderful as Paris. I recommend everyone to see

[@turcarumimperator1395]

Istanbul is ruined. Gel gör istanbul'un halini paris'ten konuşmanın anlamı yok.

[@caner477]

@@turcarumimperator1395 İstanbul her şeye rağmen (kaçak sığınmacılar,korkunç yapılaşma,inanılmaz büyük nüfus vs.) çok güzel bir şehir ama dediğin gibi harap ettiler güzelim şehri.

[@Baymax-xq3fv]

Chuis heureux que vous faitiez un video avec Easy Turkish ensemble ☺️ C'est parfait, ça dechire!

[@beravera5176]

J'ai entendu chuis comme ça mais je n'ai pas vu comme un mot c'est la première fois merci pour me montrer

[@Baymax-xq3fv]

@@beravera5176 De rien, je t’en prie :) En plus il y a "chais" aussi, que c’est utilisé comme pour dire "je sais". Par exemple "Chais pas" = "I don’t know". There is a video in French I watched that I learned it all and like those, but I don’t remember which is. Lemme know if you seek and find, hopefully you do. Good luck.

[@Baymax-xq3fv]

@@beravera5176 And I’ve noticed current that I’ve made a mistake in my main comment. Can you find and solve this?

[@beravera5176]

@@Baymax-xq3fv vous faisiez ou vous avez fait is the right way of using past tense but you wrote vous faitiez

[@Baymax-xq3fv]

@@beravera5176 You have been at the correct point but wrong answer. The accurate must be: "vous fassiez" because the sentence is set up with "mode subjonctif".

[@elifg.714]

Je suis une fille turque et j’apprends français! Cette vidéo m’a rendu très heureux, merci beaucoup! Il y a 5000+ mots de français en turc! (Désolé si mon grammaire est faux ^_^)

[@dybalaajunior4005]

❤❤

[@dybalaajunior4005]

Je suis marocain et aussi j'apprends français

[@eneskaanapaydn1798]

Peux tu compter ces 5000 mots🤪

[@elifg.714]

Mon professeur l’a trouvé sur une cite, je ne suis pas masochiste! 😅

[@arman11236]

Bravo! J’aimais cette video aussi. Je suis Américain et j’adore la langue turque ❤️

[@ahmetdemey3075]

en tant qu'une personne turc, je pourrais dire que vous avez fait une excellent video.C'etait un plaisir d'avoir regardé cette video.

[@kursat8566]

Teşekkürler bu güzel video için :)

[@robertofreire6321]

Hi guys your videos are amazing, I have a suggestion, I would watch your videos a lot more if there was a play list with all of your videos in order. It's just a suggestion, Thank you guys, Keep It up!

[@dtbondfan1268]

As British Turkish 🇬🇧🇹🇷 I Love Paris And I Enjoy Learning French 🇫🇷🇫🇷.

[@bingbong2257]

10:08 I'd bet 100$ that this guy is a musician of some kind. He has really good ears

[@Gramiverse]

Such a brilliant work by Easy French! Enjoyed every second of it with great pleasure! Greetings from Turkey!

[@mffl7029]

Salut de la Turquie ! Vous etes incroyable. Merci pour faire une video comme ça.

[@EasyFrench]

Bonjour ! Merci pour votre soutien 🌸

[@sef83]

Teşekkürler 🙏🏽 pour cette fantastique vidéo! mükemmelsiniz!

[@gulyalcn933]

Je suis turc et ça me plaît énormément merci madame 😍😍😍😍👍🎯

[@gmail7894]

Love the girls at 2:06, laughing LMAO, take n by surprise as they thought they had nothing to say. LOL Like caught in an exam. Saying "That's a good question". LOL !!!

[@OgedayKaan]

as a turkish guy (who cant understand french or arabic), french sounds more similar to arabic for me, interesting...

[@savasgenc1877]

12:05 It's a priceless moment when you try to stike them with yoğurt but they counter strike you with börek :)

[@eohippusone]

Je sais deux choses sur Turkey. Il y a Sainte Sophia (Hagia Sophia) et ils ont un vachement des chats!! Un pays très historique. Et la site de Troy!

[@selcukozturk5369]

La connaissance de la géographie des français est incroyable 😄😄 l'éducation est un must

[@avapangeayt2397]

Türkçe konuşan kız harikaydı 🥰👏

[@ilovefood5375]

As a turkish person we love france we truly love u ❤❤❤❤❤🫶🏼

[@umut7034]

😂nope. Just the opposite.

[@fulkegreville4487]

That guy in the peach coloured tshirt at around 3:00 was trying his hardest to look cool for you 🤣

[@lovehavva]

So cool that you played a turkish song in 7:20 !

[@remyn3790]

Merhaba

[@zeynepiremgunes7302]

The recording they listened had a French loanword by the way, "pastörize"

[@EasyFrench]

Great attention to details 😁

[@topbruiserthalius9057]

It is ridiculous that people thinks Turkish sounds like Arabic.I personally only have knowledge about on Turkish and English. Despite that,I can recognize Spanish,German,French,Arabic, even Portuguese or a Slavic language.People who comments in this way are whether does not care about listening or they have no any information about languages,literally "uneducated" in polite words.

[@paolapereda6033]

Not need to shame, though...

[@enchanteex]

Je vous salue de nord-est de la Turquie. :)

[@z3inab]

Merhaba, Güney Afrika'da :)

[@erdalceylan3323]

Selam from Turkey. I love you three! You make my night great everyweek. Especially today, after I have seen USA greencard lottery site "HAS NOT BEEN SELECTED" 3 years in a row. oh mon dieu!

[@EasyFrench]

On est désolé pour vos mésaventures. La chance tournera !

[@tru9437]

I love term of a little bit oriental but equally modern as a Turkish people. I wish more Europeans has thoughts about Turkey like this.

[@harleyquinn3816]

By the way our biggest president who was Mustafa Kemal Atatürk really loved french and french people and he even learned french in a good level. 🇹🇷❤️🇫🇷 Anyone who wants to learn turkish let me tell you there are verbs that change their wovels when they are conjugated for example yemek means manger and its conjugated as yiyorum je mange yedim j'ai mange e changed to i

[@Turkizm2023]

Atatürk fransızları veya fransızcayı sevdiği için fransızca öğrenmedi ki O zamanların Resmi dili Fransızca olduğu için öğrendi. Şimdi Nasıl ingilizceyse o zaman da fransızcaydı

[@harleyquinn3816]

@@Turkizm2023 onu demek istemedim aslında ama kimse sevmediği bir şeyi öğrenmez ayrıca fransızca hala popüler bir dil

[@Turkizm2023]

@@harleyquinn3816 kanka sanki Herkes ingilizceyi seviyor mu 😒😒 ? Lazım diye öğreniyoruz işte

[@alsticksart1548]

Fransızcayı veya Fransızları sevdiği için öğrenmedi. Onun döneminde Fransa günümüz Amerikası gibiydi. Düşmanını dostundan daha iyi tanı mantığı yani. Dünya ile ilgili yaşanan her şeyi Fransa üzerinden öğrenebiliyordu anlayacağın.

[@arman11236]

Vraiment une video incroyable! Je parle l’anglais, le persan, le turc, le français et j’aime beaucoup ces langues. Aussi je peux comprendre et communiquer en italien et j’ai un bon accent en même temps. Dans ces jours j’aimerais améliorer mon espagnol

[@TOTOMOTOR]

👍👍👍

[@pierrecharpentier1224]

*le persan

[@arman11236]

@@pierrecharpentier1224 oui, c’est vrai. merci

[@irinaivanovna6380]

Very interesting in qazaq we have thtoat sounds such as ğ, ñ also soft and hard h and no ch

[@louisferdinand8138]

Etonnant je découvre que la personne d'easy turkish parle français.

[@EasyFrench]

Emin parle effectivement très bien français 🤗

[@habibrahman6298]

j'aime le turc😘🇦🇫🇲🇫❤🇹🇷✌ Ben türkçeyi severim😍

[@carlozcali]

Il est très drôle dans le minute 3:27 quand le garçon regarde quelque chose et elle crois qui vient quelque'un et tourne pour regarder 😂😂 saludos desde Colombia chicas

[@kamipark2020]

Can you do a video about what brands do people in France wear? :D Would love to know if H&M is popular or if there are other brands that French people love buying from!

[@EasyFrench]

Good idea 💡

[@BB-wu1xz]

Que vous le vouliez ou non la Turquie sera toujours assimilée à un pays du Moyen-Orient. Dans la tête des gens, les Turcs sont censés parler arabe. Bien évidemment que la réalité est totalement différente. La langue arabe est diamétralement opposée à la langue turque et les Turcs ne sont pas arabes. C'est comme dire que le français ressemble au danois. Je remarque aussi que les Français et plus globalement les Européens ne connaissent pas grand chose de la Turquie et encore moins de la culture et de la langue.

[@nfiautopia2066]

That's embarassing for them that they don't know anything about people close to them geographically and act arrogant. Europeans need to get better education because this is shameful. Spaniards, French, Norwegian and Russians arent the same just like how Arabs, Turks, Iranians etc arent the same.. at all.

[@Sinan_fecl]

As a Turk, I know more or less about a random country in the middle of Africa. This is respect for nations. I know about the history of all the countries in the years when it was so easy to learn thanks to social media. I hate the French without being racist, but I know something about them too. For example, I know something about your iron heap, which looks like nothing and has no historical significance. Turkey is a country in the cradle of human history in Mesopatamia. If you're going to learn world history, you have to look at Turkey. but people know what the biased and stupid media shows. like people who think of desert and camel when you think of this Turkey. however, the number of countries without deserts is very few in the world and Turkey is one of them. In summary, their ignorance is their own problem and ignorance.

[@ersinyilmaz192]

Orta Doğu ülkesi olmak veya olmamak önemli değil. Türklerin Arapça konuşması gerektiğini düşünmek veya Araplara benzetmek sizin cahilliğinizle alakalı bunu genellemek yanlış.İnsanların Fransızların Almanca konuşmasını düşünmesiyle eş değer bir cahillik.

[@ersinyilmaz192]

And I could swear that French is more like Arabic.

[@Bangbang-vh3qy]

Ils relèvent pas pour les comparaisons avec les autres langues mais être associés à l'arabe ça leur fait péter un cable mdr. On va pas rappeler le pourcentage de mots arabes dans leur langue.

[@jakethesnake95]

J'avais aucune idée qu'Emin parlait français ! Il a une très bonne prononciation en plus !

[@ES-fk5qq]

Salut d’İstanbul😻Merci pour cette charmante video🤗

[@komaldiwan]

Ohh woww les français parlent de la Turquie La manière dont les français ont expliqué le sujet de la sonorité , je la trouve vachement cooool C’est encore une fois très intéressant mercii!!

[@EasyFrench]

Ravies que ça vous ait plu 🤗

[@jamalhackett7528]

j'adore cette video. Quand je lit le sous-titres en francais, Je comprend tout. mais quand ils parlent j'y ne comprend pas. je veux aider! 😢 Je veux une personne donner quelques conseils. Merci à l'avance!

[@avapangeayt2397]

Merci, salutations de la Turquie. Le turc et l'arabe ne sont pas des langues similaires. Même le français ressemble plus à l'arabe à cause de leur larynx. J'écris en utilisant Internet Translator. Je peux écrire en anglais, mais vous aimez votre propre langue.

[@beyzayldrm1370]

🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@zeynep6399]

Cette vidéo est incroyable, merci beaucoup! 3:55 je pense qu'il veut dire ''pide''.

[@EasyFrench]

Merci Poena 🌸🧡

[@cha.felino]

Very interesting video. I have very few knowledge about the Turkey. I'll go check what the Turks know about French people.

[@cicibebe2954]

Kontrol ettin mi? Arap dili duyucuları…

[@chbl1881]

so many people are offended on that language comparison almost like its shameful to be associated to arabic

[@paolapereda6033]

Right?

[@suss466]

We are tired of people mistaking us for Arabs. Even those who have never heard of Turkish think that it is similar to Arabic. They need to end this ignorance. We live in 2022

[@suss466]

@@mahzarbey5074 Ben Türkçenin arapçaya benzediğini düşünüyorlar yazdım bence de benzer değil. Yani Allah vallahi merhaba bunlar arapçadan geliyor japonca ne alaka ?

[@suss466]

@@mahzarbey5074 Sen ne saçmalıyorsun? Tamam arapça kelimeler var ama Bu Türkçeyi aşağılama nereden geliyor ? 6000 küsür arapça kelime var gerisi %89 Türkçe kelimelerden oluşuyor . Allah Yani Vallah kelimelerinin japoncadan geldiğini düşünecek kadar aptal olmandan belliydi .

[@suss466]

@@mahzarbey5074 yazdığın şey saçma olduğu için olabilir mı? Git araştır bilmeden de konuşma Görende Türkçe full arapçadan oluşuyor zannedecek. Müslüman olmayan japonlardan Allah kelimesi gelmiştir kesin 😂😂

[@Emulator833]

I wish they just let them listen to it before revealing it was Turkish, answers would be a lot different

[@EasyFrench]

You can then watch our video : Guess the language ;)

[@Emulator833]

@@EasyFrench Thanks for the recommendation. Even though there were not many guesses on that video, nordic guess is more in line with what i've experienced.

[@asaf8471]

Keşke türkçe altyazı ekleseydiniz.

[@tayfunsezgin6837]

👍🇹🇷❤️🇫🇷

[@remyn3790]

super video! On part en Turquie?

[@glacieg2640]

@Verujem yeah there is

[@ilbilgehatun278]

Love from Turkey✋

[@TOTOMOTOR]

Nice video....

[@EasyFrench]

🤗

[@loraivanova8635]

As a Bulgarian who has been learning Turkish language, listening to Turkish music and watching Turkish series for years I'm impressed by the knowledge that French people have about Turkey. I'm wondering what they know about Bulgaria. 😅 The guy at 8:32 who said Turkish sounds like Bulgarian surprised me. I'm curious why he thinks so. We use a lot of Turkish words in Bulgarian but our languages are from different language families. It was an interesting point of view tho. In fact I have heard other people say that Bulgarian and Turkish sound similar but I keep getting surprised. 😅😅 I also don't think that Turkish resembles so much Arabic because even tho there are a lot of Persian and Arabic words in Turkish, the pronunciation is completely different. There are no throat sounds in Turkish. But ALRIGHT, 9:01. It sounds like Greek???? The most common sounds in Turkish are "c, ç, ş, ı" pronounced as j/dzh, ch, sh, â. These sounds literally don't exist in Greek. (I have been learning Greek for years as well. I hear Greek and Turkish on a daily basis.) Most Greeks can't even pronounce them. 🤔 (The comparison with German makes more sense. There are a lot of "ö, ü" sounds in both languages.) I'm not trying to be mean or anything. I don't expect everyone to be familiar with the languages I like or to be interested in them! No offence. I'm just commenting on their reactions/opinions. ✌🏻

[@nbayern7000]

Yea imagine asking Americans, they would say I only eat Turkey on Thanksgiving lmao

[@aslerdogan5345]

3:55 - its 'pide'

[@waterprincess244minecraft7]

those 2 girls were so in sync 😭😭

[@EasyFrench]

😂

[@ismailekrematmaca8077]

Merci pour cette belle vidéo. En tant que Turc, je suis vraiment fier de voir ce type de vidéos. Je veux améliorer mon français, s'il vous plaît aidez-moi à le faire.

[@Jamirio]

İngilizce biliyorsan Fransız dili pek zor olmaz herkeze bol şans 👍🏻

[@Shelly-or6js]

I could get this video just bu knowing Spanish and English. I'm really surprised.

[@user-rn7jo2hy6l]

Please next time ask them about persian people and Iran🥰

[@stargazer141]

En fait en regardant tout les vidéos en français sur la Turquie, j'aimerais fort faire une échange avec un.e francophone qui voudrait apprendre le turc. Je ne savais pas qu'il existe des français qui trouve le turc intéressant 😅😅

[@Baymax-xq3fv]

Tu as raison :D jaimerais que nous parlions courant ce langue bientot... Mais ouais cest trop difficile

[@ferassaeed9314]

2:19 ❤️🌹

[@StefaniaMiraYilmaz]

The French saying Turkish is a rough sounding language is mad wild to me. We have zero guttural, and only few nasal sounds, when French language is all about them. 😄

[@seham370]

C'est bien d'apprendre les langues

[@rosalia5535]

For me as a Turk French sound like Arabic. They both using their throat. Which is i am not used to. We don't use our throat when we speak Turkish.

[@Gaspar3406]

4:07 LAHMACUN name of the turkish pizza 😂

[@ashokkumar-zb2ds]

J'ai un doute que comment on utilise la proposition après le verbe? de ou à aidez moi svp

[@EasyFrench]

Cela dépend du verbe 😉

[@josephmilcent1944]

Il me semble qu'il y a quelques mots d'origine turque dans la langue française. Divan sorbet ou laiton. La réciproque est également vraie. Il y a beaucoup de mots français dans la langue turque

[@turk1640]

Trop de mots français sont entrés en Turquie en turc, je pense que c'est à cause de Soliman le Magnifique, car il était en bons termes avec le roi de France. Jusqu'à ce que le royaume de France soit détruit en 1793, l'État européen avec lequel l'Empire ottoman était le meilleur était la France, mais quand la révolution française est arrivée, le roi a été pendu, puis nous sommes devenus ennemis car les relations entre tous les rois de france et l'état ottoman étaient très bonnes

[@louisferdinand8138]

Beaucoup moins que le darija maghrébin.

[@sexycesc]

Le nom de la pizza turque est Pide.

[@Elif-ph2jg]

nan c est lahmacun

[@postmodernkam7923]

I wish they would show them sentences with a lot of french loan words🤣 Guess they would be really confused but I wonder if they would still say that Turkish sounds similar to Arabic

[@user-fg4xu8wn1y]

Day 27 Trying to learn French

[@berfukark7498]

Arapcayla hiç alakamız yok ki ses konusunda nasıl uyduruyorlar anlamıyorum

[@biruzayl6188]

ilk baştakiler birşeymi içmiş😅

[@Lolo64_]

Where i am, most people actually love turkey

[@eurovisionturkey2395]

Turkish is not very similar to Arabic. It is more like Russian and Ukrainian languages. French is completely like arabic

[@UstaddYBG]

09:07 "çük- çük kayzer" is 😳

[@senamiyy1905]

Türkçe altyazı olsaydı keşke

[@quinncunningham219]

Turkish sounds like other Turkik languages to me, also to Tungusic and Mongolian languages a bit

[@zceylan]

J'ai entendu beacoup de personnes qui m'ont dit quand ils entendent le turc ils pensent à japonais, pas Arab 🤣

[@EasyFrench]

Interesting! 😊

[@faso4800]

3:58 he is trying to say “Lahmacun” but he have forgotten

[@victorbrown8389]

Un des plus grand marché du monde a istanbul, la mosquée blue, les kilims fantastique, une partie en Europe, l'autre en Asie central, En 1976 je suis allé en autobus de Grèce a travers la Turquie, l'Iran, l'Afghanistan, Pakistan jusqu'à Kashmir. C'était un voyage très intéressant. En revenant j'ai habité un a tehran. I was staying in Lugano, Switzerland at the time when the Swiss Italian who's I was staying with (his wife and son also) told me Europe was cool, but if I really wanted to see different cultures I should go east towards Asia or south toward Africa. He'd met his American wife in Morocco. To get to Greece I took a boat from Brindisi, Italy to Athens. Years later I would make it to 6 African countries. One of the reasons I wanted to learn French was to speak with the French speaking diaspora Africain a travers le monde. Alors, maintenant je fais une heure de français par semaine avec un haitien et une heure avec une guadalupiene.

[@Namjoon3232.]

63

[@fethisua9725]

Salut d'Istanbul! J'ai aussi commencé à apprendre le français il y a 6-7 mois. Il y a beaucoup de mots en commun en turc et en français. Je crois que les gens qui disent que le turc et l'arabe sont similaires sont vraiment confus :D Franchement, la prononciation de l'arabe est plus proche du français que du turc. Pour moi, toutes les langues sont belles et intéressants. Merci pour vos vidéos et vos efforts pour les apprenants de français.

[@EasyFrench]

Merci Fethi ! Votre français est excellent 👌 Salut de Paris !

[@ebrar2536]

french sounds more arabic than turkish lmao