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I am wondering if you had one ticket covering your international and domestic flights together? I didn’t see you claiming your baggage’s and rechecking them!

I have a 1 hour 30 min transit. My airline for domestic and intl is both Turkish airlines. Is it sufficient

Cemal bana BAL da 2002 yılında sarı kart vermiştin. Hatalıydın kardeşim. Kırmızı vermen lazımdı. Taraftarın etkisi altında kaldın. Yıllar boyu içimde tuttum bu gerçeği, hep sakladım. Ohhh...

The best video I can find to explain about this airport. Please, I hope for an answer. I have a domestic flight to Gaziantep. Is there a passport control at the local airport section? Because I know that the passport control is near the visa office. When I get off the plane, I go directly to the local airport and stamp my passport there.

Merhabalar Polonya’da lisans eğitimi almayı düşünüyorum ama ondan önce İngilizce hazırlık eğitimi almam gerek lodz şehrini önerir misiniz

Thank you for the video, its so helpfull

Hi there. At about 9minutes you mention there are desks to check in for non Turkish nationals before passport control. I’m from uk so do we need to go there before passport control. I’m flying from uk to Izmir next week. Many thanks

Thanks for the video, but i have a question concerning passport control, I am traveling from Beirut (Lebanon) to Izmir, and will have a layover in Istanbul. I was wondering what to do once arriving to Istanbul, like do we have to go directly to the domestic departure gates to go to Izmir and mark my entrance (entry stamp) at Imzir, or I have to go through this process in Istanbul and mark my entry at Istabul

lodz university computer science ma' den kabul aldım ve ekşi de gezerken sizin entry'nizi gördüm. 15 saniye içerisinde falan rol modellerimden birisi oldunuz. perfect accent with clearly gifted mind. arada durduk yere heeaammınagoyim falan diyin de köklerimizi unutmayalım. :)

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You need to load money on the OV chip card. You don't get an invoice at the end of the month.

Welcome, bro. Hope you're enjoying Rotterdam!!

You do need Dutch. English is the language of business. It has been for centuries. Dutch is the language of our heart. So without it socialising will remain difficult., true integration impossible.

Great video, but you mist the part of being a feyenoorder( fan) we dont like leather seats or heathers.. we are feyenoord, because we are the people of Rotterdam, nothing more and nothing less.. we dont glow because we have a friend that got us business seats😔we work hard to Pay for our ticket and we are proud of that. We stand together thrue hard work and honeysty and that is what this city and our club is build from

Nice video man it's a great club when we will be champion (what we probaly will be) u should visit that game it probaly will be incase love you God and Jesus bless u

thanx! well done

If you only need a car every once in a while car sharing services are a great option :) Greenwheels or MyWheels or other ones: we have about 6 within walking distance, and we have never not had one available when we needed one. They unlock with an app and for short rentals (a few hours) they are really good value. For longer-term rent, Snappcar (where you rent someone's personal vehicle) is a slightly less convenient but cheaper option.

Ey, welcome to the Netherlands, hope you'll continue to enjoy your stay here

Great video. It is always good to see you uploading a video. I wish you best of luck becoming a referee on Eredivisie :)

Nice to hear you're doing okay. With a positive attitude you will receive good service anywhere. I do not think there will be any problem with the KNVB, you'll be a referee soon. So maybe we can see you on television, in 'De Kuip'!

How nice that getting used to the Netherlands and its inhabitants is so easy. A tip for you as a referee: always whistle for teams wearing Yellow Black :)

Frankly, although I'm Dutch, the original Dutch cuisine isn't that spectacular. Besides fish like herring, cod and eel, it seems to mostly consist of hardy, potato-based stews or simple combinations of poultry/fish/meat, potatoes, and vegetables. Most of the stews seem based on farmers recipes to feed the field workers whom had to work outside in a cold and wet climate and could use the calories to keep warm while working. The recipes out of the cities are also simple, which may have to do with a Calvinistic mindset which meant one had to subdue ostentatious expressions of wealth and pride. Even if one could afford exquisite six course meals it simply was seen as an affront to actually display such a lavish lifestyle. As a result "typical Dutch food" is quite simple and not really exciting. Don't get me wrong; I love Dutch recipes and find them often delicious, but am realistic enough to know it doesn't really stand out compared to other national food traditions. Even if you are treated to a traditional festive meal by the Royal Dutch Navy - which I once had the pleasure of - you will be served traditional Indonesian food from our former colonies. Luckily there are some more festive recipes like pancakes and it's miniature cousin "poffertjes". I will throw in "Stroopwafels" as a Dutch delicacy too, but that can hardly be seen as a base for a meal. Don't let this discourage you from trying traditional Dutch dishes even when restaurants serving them are not easy to find. Most of them are easily made yourself with plenty of recipes to be found online. If they're only in Dutch try Google Translate 😉. Mind you, many recipes seem to focus on Dutch pastry like Apple Pie

Hi,i will arrive istanbul around 6pm. My next flight to kayseri is 9.40pm. Do you think i can make it to drop the luggage for 9.40 flight after through passport control & baggage claim?

Hi,i will arrive istanbul around 6pm. My next flight to kayseri is 9.40pm. Do you think i can make it to drop the luggage for 9.40 flight after through passport control & baggage claim?

شكرا جزيلاً. انا قادم من المغرب و ذاهب إلى مطار أنقرة هل عملية passport control و check in سأقوم بهما في نفس اللحظة ام كل عملية عند موظف خاص لأنه عندي اقل من ساعتين بين الطائرتين. وشكرا

Hope our country is treating you well!

Great video. As for healthcare; you only pay 385 euros maximum each year. For clarification to some: you do not pay the 385 euros with every bill received. Lets say in January you are treated worth 1000 euros, you pay 385 (eigen risico) which means own risk. After that one payment, the rest of the year you are free of costs because your own risk is already used and paid for. So when u used your own risk payment, it's better to take advantage of it. Ever wanted to check your health in the hospital, now is the time. Make use of this so you wont have to pay the 385 the next year. In my case with extra dental insurance; I got my teeth completely fixed in one year while I only had to pay my own risk (and extra health insure costs each month of course). But the next couple of years, I did not included it in my healthcare because chances are low I need it anyway. Have a great time here in the Netherlands, Rotterdam is a great city!

Enjoy your videos so far Cemal! Keep up the good work :-) Iyi sanslar!

I am travelling from Manchester to Antalya via Istanbul with a 2 hour 15 minutes connection. Is this possible?

Hoi Cemal, little on the run for Erdogan and his henchmen are we? Yeah, terrible man. Terrible liar too. A badly dressed neo-fascist, disguised as a progressive socialist and a Putinist on top of that. But welcome anyway. Don't forget to *_not_* kick off your our shoes when you enter a Dutch home.😇

I saw in the thumbnails of another video that you visited De Kuip ;) Hope you will like Feyenoord as your 2nd club, assuming you have one in Turkey already. Subscribed to your channel now, nice to see some videos later of things you noticed are different, difficult or strange. Have a nice 2023! Greets from Hellevoetsluis (near Rotterdam)

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feyyenoord 4 life nice video

I love the Rotterdam market!!! 🥰🤪🥰 The noise, the diversity of people, the food......they got it all. Nice impression!

1 thing to add about the health insurance, if you dont make alot of money you can get a compensation for it to cover (up to) a very larger part of it

Yes, if you want to practice speaking and following Dutch you should tell people. If you do not, we will switch to English indeed. It is easier in the long run to speak English but we do appreciate people trying to learn Dutch.

We are extremely direct. So simply ask/tell people you prefer it they speak in Dutch to you, they will. No hard feelings, just directly ask/tell them.

Sorry to correct you, but no smoked herring does not exist. Raw herring at the market called "Hollandse Nieuwe" and otherwise you might refer to Pickled herring.

ja zrazumela 😂

hello there. Why did you made a video and let us look for more 10 minutes to your "very attractive" face. I ask you: where is the video?? pffff

Hi Cemal, welcome to the Netherlands and don't let the weather get you down ;-)

Nice video! Never seen this part of the Stadium. So it was a good tour around for me! Glad you enjoyed it!

Hi Mr. Just subscribed. Im going to follow your journey with lots of enthusiasm. I am living in a small village in the south and we do have lots of foreigners working and living here. Especially Polish people. Unfortunately not even one Turk.They don't like the smaller villages I think. In Bergen op Zoom we often go to the Turkish supermarket. Especially to buy meat. It's so much better.

Thanks for your information, will help me a lot for me who never come to Turkey before, i will flying to izmir end of this month . Sorry I just need more information is there free wifi there?

The 385€ is only applicable for certain things.

Again a nice video! Hope you get a lot more positive impressions about our country. Attitude of Dutch towards foreigners? Usually not that bad, and it depends on your behavior, the more positive you are, the better the reactions will be. (There are idiot everywhere, but do not mind them.) If you accept the quirky Dutch ways, they will accept you. Dutch cuisine? Usually not served in restaurants, but at home. And we have taken a lot of foreign dishes and gave them a Dutch twist. For centuries the 'high class' in the Netherlands ate according the French cuisine, so there are only a few really good Dutch foods left.

Hi mate! You have given very useful information, liked that!

the Dutch don't like their bikes, but it's the easiest and cheapest way to go to work or pub or sports club !! Best regards Frits

Im very interested how healthcare is organized in Poland

Rotterdam is actually one of the _least_ bicycle friendly Dutch cities...