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"How are you? - I am Turk" Sounds like a missunderstanding of the initial question, but is a clever reference to Atatürk's "Ne Mutlu Türküm Diyene" quote meaning the man is actually happy (mutlu). "I am Turk" can also convey a state of deep inner depression engendered by the physical and intellectual existence within the boundaries of growingly divided country driving towards a hopeless future while being painfully aware of the continued slippage from democracy to autocracy. Either way, a profound answer
In our Tampa, Florida home, Atatürk is greatly revered. My wife’s family spoke often to me (while using my wife to translate) about Atatürk's achievements.
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
Hahaha, kolay gelsin. Turkish is a hard one but if you are figured out how can you communicate it is really not important that you make the sentences %100 and pronounce all these words perfect. So keep going! Congrats from Türkiye
I believe the younger generation is becoming more interested and knowledgeable in English. I hope many on line friends from Turkiye, and many of them defend themselves very well.
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
As an Englishman engaged to a Turkish woman, I am learning to speak Turkish😅 it's difficult but fascinating. We speak English to each other for now, obviously
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
@@NordiCrusader7 Yes bro! Thank you for understanding. Azerbaijani-Turkish people are brothers from the same Turkic family. We are white, most of us have colored eyes too (if you watch Turkish TV series, you'll see) and we have the phenotype of Europeans, yes. Best wishes and good luck with your Turkish studies man!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
You are very kind, I don't think to not speak English is a big flaw. But of course to be able to speak different languages extremely benefit for so many things. That's why thanks for your understandings. Besides many young generations tryna lean English, Korean, German, French, Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese and more. Thus I hope we could achieve our goals to be able to speak in so many different countries without losing our identity and mother language knowledge. I write it by myself that's why if there are some grammer mistakes please ignore it.
@@rosesteel4317I love Turkish language because of your dizis. I'm learning it on my own . Specially your dramas make it sound like the sweetest language ever. I'm from India. Hope I'll visit your country in future.
I'm Colombian and when I traveled to Türkiye, my sister and I got surprised because at the Grand Bazaar the sellers could speak in different languages but outside people didn't speak English so much, just like in my country 😢
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
As a Turkish person, let me say that speaking English makes it easier to speak Turkish. Sometimes suffixes and different usages can be very confusing. Since English simplifies the sentence, you can benefit from English when speaking or writing. I have done this a few times.Lastly "Kolay gelsin çünkü Türkçe çok zor."👍
Merhaba. Learning a foreign language is all about desire, time and opportunity. I'm french, my parents are from Algeria (I speak but not write/read) and I practice as much as I can 4 more languages (english, spanish, italian and last but not least turkish). 🇫🇷❤️🇹🇷
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
as a turkish i can confirm that most of the teenagers are interested in english and/or the other languages nowdays (especially highschool students) btw i'm one of them. idk why but english is attract me sm (i hope there isn't any gramer mistakes :'3)
Im korean who can speak also english living in Turkey with my Turkish bf. Language barriers are real here unless you speak turkish. As English is an international language, I thought I could speak with turks but mostly impossible. I dont expect professional english conversation however It's even hard to communicate simply in the market. 😢
They were better than I was expecting, and funny too! I think that they do much better than any English speaker being asked to speak a foreign language
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
In my opinion this is way better than a country who tries to entirely adopt English as a second language; coz then what happens is because of their adoption of the English their younger generations really do not read & write their regional language as well as they should. I admire all different languages; especially Turkish. On a side note, nothing wrong with English but all I’m trying to say is that there’s no reason to give it way more importance than it needs to be given. ✨
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
As a Turkish citizen and nationalist, It's really concerning to see that this is the reality. Most people in here can only have simple conversations, not further than "What's your name?" or "How old are you" etc. English is the key to contact people around the world seamlessly, and learning it is such important.
As an American military member serving in Türkiye, I will admit that we were living within an artificially created American environment among the Turkish people. We had our military club on the military bases and stores on the military bases for buying food and clothing. I went exploring around the Turkish cities, and I encountered Turkish people who could speak English. They introduced me to others who spoke English until eventually I met the lady who became my wife. It is completely due to my own laziness that I am not fluent with the Turkish language by now. I should have immersed myself completely in the language and the culture for a year without anyone giving me assistance in English.
This is a huge factor holding Turkey back. I lived in Ankara for about 3 and a half years. It is hard to overstate how much this affects the competitiveness of the country. I have witnessed so many misunderstandings and missed connections at conferences, exhibitions, and other international events. It is very frustrating. Yes. The language is fundamentally challenging for a native Turkish speaker to learn. But other peoples around the world, including Turkic ones, have managed it. I found it much easier to have English conversations in Baku or with people from Central Asia than people in Turkey. It is possible to reach this level, but it takes serious investment. My wife (from Turkey) was shocked when we were in a small village in rural Oman and people there spoke English well. This wasn't a place with tons of resources, but they did teach English early. Another issue is that many Turkish people are unwilling to to pay the wages to bring proper English teachers to their classrooms. There was a place that offered English classes near me in Ankara and most of the teachers were from Kenya and Nigeria. I would sometimes talk to these teachers when I saw them in the park or around the neighborhood, and it was often hard for me as a native English speaker (with experience around the world) to understand the teachers. I also would see people from Arab countries and only mediocre English skills tutoring giving classes in Turkey. I have no ill will towards these teachers, but I have seen these cases a few times, and not seen effective results from them. Teaching effectively doesn't just happen accidentally because someone speaks English. It takes intention to make a program that works.
This is primarily the responsibility of the government educational system, in addition to the process of dubbing all films, programs and computer systems. The Turkish person does not hear any foreign voice at all, in fact, to the point that if you spoke very slightly different Turkish or if you pronounced some letters differently, they would not understand at all.
Actually mostly people's are not interested in English (İngilizce) but the few youngest generation are interested mostly the girls are interested to learn English...🙂🖖
I don’t think it’s sad lol; not everything revolves around the Western world and language is deeply rooted in culture. The benefit to learning English is, as you mentioned, the fact that many countries speak it… but if we’re going by population size Mandarin, Hindi, or Spanish could all also be quite useful. It depends on your goals🤷🏻♀️ Also anyone who is an English-speaking tourist should not expect the world to bend over backwards to accommodate them, language included.
I hope to find a Turk friend who I can learn Turkish from her and she can learn English from me, because I live in Turkiye and I’m trying my best to learn the language. Speaking is most difficult topic for me, Even though I’m about to finish The TÖMER course.
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
I saw you in a comment and you were ranting about Turks. When Turks came to Anatolia, they did not lose their language or culture. When they came to Anatolia, they used some Persian words. And they still did not lose their language and continued to speak Turkish. They shared their culture with the people in the lands they conquered, and those who claimed Turkish culture as their own ahaha LoL.
And you wrote that Turks can never become Europeans, which is very funny. No one claims to be European, on the contrary, 8 out of 10 people you see on the road define themselves as "Eurasian". And you should know that there are many people in Turkey who carry European genes. Because the Ottoman Empire.
I'm from Malaysia 🇲🇾 and I proud to be Malaysian. All Malaysian people can talk and understand inglish. People around the world please come to my country Malaysia. We have good n healthy food. Malaysian people's are so friendly. The most important is Malaysia is a Muslim country. 😊👍🇲🇾❤️🇵🇸🇹🇷
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
I would say it's important to know languages other than your home nation but not necessarily English. English is a good bridge language because many countries learn it and it can be very useful in certain situation abroad. The problem is English people dont learn many languages because they know everyone knows or is learning English ha ha so it's also bad. If you visit any county you should try to know it's language in basic form. Just good manners. I wouldn't go to Türkiye and just speak English everywhere 😂 I would make an effort to speak the countries language!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
If I have to say that little importance is given to foreign languages in Turkiye. And people see this as something unnecessary. It is just like "why should I learn English? Am I British?🙄🙂" This is some nonsense. Because English is a universal language but if he doesn't need it, he won't learn it. But one of the reasons why Turks do not know many languages in Turkiye. Turkiye is a country that has not been colonized or imposed rules on these issues.
This is the real me trying to communicate with Turkish, thank God, i have my hands intact because what would i be demonstrating with in times word scarcity 😂. İ remember one day being asked: 'ismin ne?' and i immediately respinded: 'iyiyim, teşekkür ederim'😂. Language barrier is real here in Turkey though🤭
This is depends of which part of the city you go , it's gonna change of course ;) we don't see in America speaking many language. Turks doing better . People , speak also German , French . In USA you can not see that , atlist if your background coming from any language they are speaking
There are a few reasons: - The language education system, like that of many other countries, is terrible. Even many English teachers struggle to talk well. - Turkey was never colonized, hence there is no history of foreign language supremacy. (Some may argue that the French (19th century) and American culture (second half of the twentieth century) had a colonizing effect, although this was limited to the "educated" people and elites. And it had a more stylistic influence, because most of these people are also bad in English.) - The Turkish language is very dominant in every field of life - The modern Lingua Franca is unrelated to the Turkish language. They are not from the same family. The syntax of English and Turkish are almost completely opposite. In English, sentences are written in reverse (from a Turkish perspective). If the Azerbaijani, Uzbek or even Farsi language would be the current Lingua Franca, Turks would speak it effortlessly.
Oğlum ne kadar çok futbolcumuz varmış hepsi forvetiz demiş madem o kadar forvetimiz var neden 5 senedir milli takım forveti Serdar Dursun - Umut Nayir ikilisi nerelerdeydiniz siz
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
@@papiii_chulocome on isn't that a bit racist? We clearly know she isn't genetically Turkish but she clearly grew up in Turkiye making her a Turkish citizen
I was in Turkey recently and was enchanted by the place, the sights, food, language and all. But terribly disappointing coz most people even in the cities don't speak English. Since I knew a bit of Turkish, could manage. I found out that English is taught in schools but people don't speak the language to practice!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
No one speak English in Turkey or any foreign language I went to Morocco and everybody there speak multiple languages such as English french and Spanish
It's not right to say no one speaks. Yes, most of the Turk's cant speak english, but the young part is actually very good. Besides, Turkish is different than other Europe languages. So it's normal that most of the Turkish people find it hard.
@@subhyabenkhalil2297 if no one can speak how can i even reply to your comment? Like i said, not the elder part, but the younger ones know. I have a freind who can speak english like its her mother language.
@subhyabenkhalil2297 Yes you are right but Morocco was under control of those countries in history (the ones that you said), that's why their languages are still spoken in Morocco. In case for Turkey, we only speak Turkish since our official language is only Turkish and it's really hard to learn another language especially from Indo-European or Semi (Arabic, Hebrew, etc) due to the differences of Turkish comparing to these languages.
Turkish is not like other European languages, it's of course not easy for a turk to speak in English..... It's not familiar with this language like indo European ones
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
I’ll never understand why these asking people what languages they speak, questions always take place on the streets of the most central touristy Capital Cities. If you want a realistic idea of the population of a country and who speaks English, or whatever you need to go to small towns and ask people locals born and lived there, all the life that will actually get realistic results.
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
Well, in a way it's good to see the Turks aren't being colonized through the english language, keep up the good work guys. p.s. the english pronunciation keeps the tongue tied, what's with the "th" sound
In fact, if we look at our past, this is, in a way, the reason why people do not speak much English. Language or any rules were not imposed on the Turks. Or not colonized
Her bir ülke için geziye giden bir insan o ülkenin dilini öğrenmek zorunda mı? İngilizce evrensel bir dil ve dünyanın her yerinde kullanılıyor. Hangi mantık ile bu yorumu yapıyorsunuz anlaşılmıyor cidden.
sorulan soruların ingilizce yeterlilik ölçmeyle uzaktan yakından alakası dahi yok bence. gerçi 10 üzerinden 5-6 diyenler how old are you gibi neredeyse türkçeleşmiş bir soru kalıbına bile cevap verememiş. üzücü.
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
I have Türkic ancestry my ancestors were from Konya and Mersin as i know you kick them out i am Cuman, Khazar, Oghüz Karamanli and J2 haplogroup unfortunately we share ancestry
@@Goldberg1234turks arent arabs and what are you even guys talking abt? We are litreally from central asia and could you guys stop spreading fake rumors abt turkish people??
Şimdi görüyorsunuzdur, yabancı videolara Türkler yorum yaptığı zaman resmen İngilizcenin ırzına geçiyoruz. Sırf İngilizce yorum yazacağız diye grammer ya da kelimeler birbirine giriyor "I am Turkey, me Turkey" ne demek tam olarak ?? "Ben Türkiyeyim" demek oluyor bu ve çok komik bir izlenim veriyor. Çoğu kişi yorumlara böyle yazıyor ve bu hiç iyi değil. Ülkemizde çoğu insanın İngilizcesi kötü biliyorum ama sırf ingilizce yorum yapacağız diye şu ingilizceyi katletmeyelim🤦🏻. Ve eksikliğimiz varsa da hiç yazmayıp da Türkçe yazsak daha makul. Ya da en azından klavye de çeviriyi kullanabiliriz.
Mashallah mashallah mashallah mashallah marhaba marhaba marhaba marhaba love respect and support love and respect Turkey and it's beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂🇵🇰🇹🇷🥰😍. May Allah SWT bless Turkey and it's beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂🇵🇰🇹🇷🥰😍.
Even at Syria Which it is less touristy sites from Turkey but here may 70 percent of the population can speak freely or may fluently at English ... so I'm letterly shocked of you guys
@@Slaythespiretoon well this not a goolg shit ... this is my first language 🤣🤣🤣 ... Syrians language is the second Even I speak French,Arabic, Deutsch and Russian
@@kaganalp6313 The video says “Do Turkish People Speak English?” and it shows a thumbnail of a black African woman. A spit in the face of your Oghuz ancestors that died for the Turkic peoples… never dare equate an alien under our precious tribe and name!
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I dont mind that Turkish people don't speak English. They just seem so open to tourists and humble. It's a beautiful country.
"How are you?
- I am Turk"
Sounds like a missunderstanding of the initial question, but is a clever reference to Atatürk's "Ne Mutlu Türküm Diyene" quote meaning the man is actually happy (mutlu).
"I am Turk" can also convey a state of deep inner depression engendered by the physical and intellectual existence within the boundaries of growingly divided country driving towards a hopeless future while being painfully aware of the continued slippage from democracy to autocracy.
Either way, a profound answer
😂
@@ZaibNMalik gülecek ne var domuz suratlı
haha!
In our Tampa, Florida home, Atatürk is greatly revered. My wife’s family spoke often to me (while using my wife to translate) about Atatürk's achievements.
Who tf are you to deny us our happiness ?
You guys are testing English knowledge while we're studying Turkish to watch your dizis! 😆, Love from Sri Lanka
Türkiye'den Sri Lanka 'ya merhaba
Sirilankaya selamlar olsun❤❤..sevgiler ..
@@rosesteel4317 merhaba kanka 😁
@@BenTRengFR tessekkular 🤩
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
That's why I'm learning Turkish 😊
@@aminebulut1316 Teşekkürler, Karadağ'dan selamlar🖐
bende 😁😆
Hahaha, kolay gelsin. Turkish is a hard one but if you are figured out how can you communicate it is really not important that you make the sentences %100 and pronounce all these words perfect. So keep going! Congrats from Türkiye
@@draganamitrovic4614 bu kelimeyi biliyor musun? Muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine 😊
@@rosesteel4317 Yes, Turkish is difficult, but we in the Balkans have hundreds of Turkish words, so it is easier.
I believe the younger generation is becoming more interested and knowledgeable in English. I hope many on line friends from Turkiye, and many of them defend themselves very well.
You are right!
I miss ISTANBUL!
Love from America.
❤️️❤️️
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
American people don't say that word 😂 from USA. 😉
@@Bepatient866bro you are not the king of america or whatever,
Very nice, I respect Turkish people and how they love their language more than any other, inspiring ❤
That is great!! Thank you!!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
@menage_a_trois kardeşim sen aptal mısın? Siyahi türkün olmayacağını herkes biliyor zaten ve ne bu ırkçılık? işsiz misin her yoruma atlamışsın.
@@papiii_chulo
I’m not talking about “that one girl” but Turkish people in general and how they value their native language.
As an Englishman engaged to a Turkish woman, I am learning to speak Turkish😅 it's difficult but fascinating. We speak English to each other for now, obviously
Good luck 😂
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
@@papiii_chulo OK I know that. My girl is Azeri-Turkish, she has the phenotype of Europeans.
@@NordiCrusader7 Yes bro! Thank you for understanding. Azerbaijani-Turkish people are brothers from the same Turkic family. We are white, most of us have colored eyes too (if you watch Turkish TV series, you'll see) and we have the phenotype of Europeans, yes. Best wishes and good luck with your Turkish studies man!
@@papiii_chulo true that, and thank you
I got emotional watching this video. I missed Turkiye so much. I need to go there again. Hopefully soon. Nice video by the way.
You should come back!!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
Personally and naturally I love Turkish people ❤what wrong if few of them can't speak English 🤷♀️they can learn
Maybe we should try to learn a bit of Turkish too 😉
You are very kind, I don't think to not speak English is a big flaw. But of course to be able to speak different languages extremely benefit for so many things. That's why thanks for your understandings. Besides many young generations tryna lean English, Korean, German, French, Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese and more. Thus I hope we could achieve our goals to be able to speak in so many different countries without losing our identity and mother language knowledge. I write it by myself that's why if there are some grammer mistakes please ignore it.
@@rosesteel4317I love Turkish language because of your dizis. I'm learning it on my own
. Specially your dramas make it sound like the sweetest language ever. I'm from India. Hope I'll visit your country in future.
You are right!
I'm Colombian and when I traveled to Türkiye, my sister and I got surprised because at the Grand Bazaar the sellers could speak in different languages but outside people didn't speak English so much, just like in my country 😢
Grand Bazar isn’t exactly where you’ll find all the locals 😬
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
Interesting!!
This was so fun to watch! I did not expect to laugh so hard at 1:22!
To people learning English, don’t give up! You got this!!!
Love from the US!
Glad you enjoyed it!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
As an Englishman, I am interested in learning Turkish. I hope can master the speech of the Turkish language.
As a Turkish person, let me say that speaking English makes it easier to speak Turkish. Sometimes suffixes and different usages can be very confusing. Since English simplifies the sentence, you can benefit from English when speaking or writing. I have done this a few times.Lastly "Kolay gelsin çünkü Türkçe çok zor."👍
Good luck!
Merhaba. Learning a foreign language is all about desire, time and opportunity. I'm french, my parents are from Algeria (I speak but not write/read) and I practice as much as I can 4 more languages (english, spanish, italian and last but not least turkish). 🇫🇷❤️🇹🇷
Sana Türkçe bir kelime öğreteceğim:
Muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerinizdenmişsinizcesine
Congratz!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
Kelime Türkçe değil🙃@@rv.nur0
That was so fun! They made me chuckle! 😂
Haha!
I went to Turkey but when I went there I started to learn the language and I love it
Who love Turkish language
👇
That is great to hear!
Thank you for the AWESOME VIDEO !!!
you are very welcome!
@@Turkishle (●♡∀♡) TY for the reply !!
as a turkish i can confirm that most of the teenagers are interested in english and/or the other languages nowdays (especially highschool students) btw i'm one of them. idk why but english is attract me sm
(i hope there isn't any gramer mistakes :'3)
Holy shit same here mate
Thank you for the subtitles!
You are very welcome!
1:34 He wants to quote from the lyrics of the song 'Lady Marmalade'. The correct phrase should be "Voulez Vous Coucher avec moi, ce soir"
Thanks for correcting!
Im korean who can speak also english living in Turkey with my Turkish bf. Language barriers are real here unless you speak turkish. As English is an international language, I thought I could speak with turks but mostly impossible. I dont expect professional english conversation however It's even hard to communicate simply in the market. 😢
It's so true!
Why don't take him to Korea with you? I think your people won't have problems in English there
Try Korean,mostly youngs leaning Korean with seriez, and more easier than English for us))
Korean people can speak very good turkish😊❤ i am sure you Will comminicate in Turkish very soon.
Sorry to hear that! But you can do it one day!
They were better than I was expecting, and funny too!
I think that they do much better than any English speaker being asked to speak a foreign language
Good to hear!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
Ünide öğretim görevlisi ingilizce bilmiyor slayt hocası
Eğitim ve öğretimi gorev meselesi sanmış…gorevini yapıp maaşını almak istiyor sadece!
I am turk so ı am happy. Hope you understand
continue in this kind of videos
Thanks! we will!
In my opinion this is way better than a country who tries to entirely adopt English as a second language; coz then what happens is because of their adoption of the English their younger generations really do not read & write their regional language as well as they should. I admire all different languages; especially Turkish.
On a side note, nothing wrong with English but all I’m trying to say is that there’s no reason to give it way more importance than it needs to be given. ✨
Are you from Egypt?
@@Harbidenyuh No, I’m from India :)
Interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Most Turks migrate to Germany, Netherlands and France, so english is not on the priority list
And there are so many of 'em in the larger German cities that if you can speak Turkish, you can seriously get by without speaking German.
That is true!
1:21 -how are u ?
-random nationalist turk: i am turk auuuauuuuuu🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂 Made my day as a turk
Hahah!
I learnt turkish online but finally forgot as memory not great now. I speak French and some Spanish as well as my native English
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
As a Turkish citizen and nationalist, It's really concerning to see that this is the reality. Most people in here can only have simple conversations, not further than "What's your name?" or "How old are you" etc.
English is the key to contact people around the world seamlessly, and learning it is such important.
어떻게 자기 자신이 '국가주의자'라고 생각할 수 있어? 자기 민족의 언어가 가장 중요하지 않아? 영어는 똥 언어야!
As an American military member serving in Türkiye, I will admit that we were living within an artificially created American environment among the Turkish people. We had our military club on the military bases and stores on the military bases for buying food and clothing. I went exploring around the Turkish cities, and I encountered Turkish people who could speak English. They introduced me to others who spoke English until eventually I met the lady who became my wife. It is completely due to my own laziness that I am not fluent with the Turkish language by now. I should have immersed myself completely in the language and the culture for a year without anyone giving me assistance in English.
This is a huge factor holding Turkey back. I lived in Ankara for about 3 and a half years. It is hard to overstate how much this affects the competitiveness of the country. I have witnessed so many misunderstandings and missed connections at conferences, exhibitions, and other international events. It is very frustrating.
Yes. The language is fundamentally challenging for a native Turkish speaker to learn. But other peoples around the world, including Turkic ones, have managed it. I found it much easier to have English conversations in Baku or with people from Central Asia than people in Turkey. It is possible to reach this level, but it takes serious investment. My wife (from Turkey) was shocked when we were in a small village in rural Oman and people there spoke English well. This wasn't a place with tons of resources, but they did teach English early.
Another issue is that many Turkish people are unwilling to to pay the wages to bring proper English teachers to their classrooms. There was a place that offered English classes near me in Ankara and most of the teachers were from Kenya and Nigeria. I would sometimes talk to these teachers when I saw them in the park or around the neighborhood, and it was often hard for me as a native English speaker (with experience around the world) to understand the teachers. I also would see people from Arab countries and only mediocre English skills tutoring giving classes in Turkey. I have no ill will towards these teachers, but I have seen these cases a few times, and not seen effective results from them. Teaching effectively doesn't just happen accidentally because someone speaks English. It takes intention to make a program that works.
This is primarily the responsibility of the government educational system, in addition to the process of dubbing all films, programs and computer systems. The Turkish person does not hear any foreign voice at all, in fact, to the point that if you spoke very slightly different Turkish or if you pronounced some letters differently, they would not understand at all.
İ have a few friends in Turkiye. And they use a translator most of the time to talk to me.
öğretim görevlisine bak İngilizce bilmiyor kesin 20 yıllık slaytları kullanıyordur hala
20 yıllık slayt olsa iyi hala tepegözle baskı yansıtanı var 😅
I went many times in Türkiye and most of Turkish people don't speak English. That's very sad unfortunately
Yes especially in some certain situations where you need to speak to one of them it’s impossible.
Actually mostly people's are not interested in English (İngilizce) but the few youngest generation are interested mostly the girls are interested to learn English...🙂🖖
I don’t think it’s sad lol; not everything revolves around the Western world and language is deeply rooted in culture. The benefit to learning English is, as you mentioned, the fact that many countries speak it… but if we’re going by population size Mandarin, Hindi, or Spanish could all also be quite useful. It depends on your goals🤷🏻♀️
Also anyone who is an English-speaking tourist should not expect the world to bend over backwards to accommodate them, language included.
@@ariii3795 because its made by "kafirs", i guess.
I don't think most of us are like that now though, the younger generations i mean
@@luciadreaming9👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I miss Ankara❤, went i was there, young people were more interested for english.
That can be correct!
5:20 LOL She was only askin for a high five
Hahah!
+How are you?
-I am Turk
+So you are kinda sick of politics. OK next.
haha!
I hope to find a Turk friend who I can learn Turkish from her and she can learn English from me, because I live in Turkiye and I’m trying my best to learn the language. Speaking is most difficult topic for me, Even though I’m about to finish The TÖMER course.
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
I saw you in a comment and you were ranting about Turks. When Turks came to Anatolia, they did not lose their language or culture. When they came to Anatolia, they used some Persian words. And they still did not lose their language and continued to speak Turkish. They shared their culture with the people in the lands they conquered, and those who claimed Turkish culture as their own ahaha LoL.
And you wrote that Turks can never become Europeans, which is very funny. No one claims to be European, on the contrary, 8 out of 10 people you see on the road define themselves as "Eurasian". And you should know that there are many people in Turkey who carry European genes. Because the Ottoman Empire.
How many british speak Turkish?
Good question haha!
Come to North London, it’s called little Türkiye because of how much Turkish people live there!
@@TheDestineyy no thanks...i am very good in Istanbul 🙃🥰
@@BenTRengFR I was replying to Turkishle, not you.
@@TheDestineyy heee ondan ondan...
Come to Antalya majority of turkish here speak english,not so perfect but they can communicate😎🇹🇷❤️
oh really nice!
Out of context but she looks so much like Hilal Altınbilek ❤ güzelmiş maşallah
Oh yes that is true!
will you also please conduct a survey on most famous university in turkiye
Ben tunusyim ve en sevedim dil turkçe inglizice bildiğim rağamn
Çok güzel!
I'm from Malaysia 🇲🇾 and I proud to be Malaysian. All Malaysian people can talk and understand inglish. People around the world please come to my country Malaysia. We have good n healthy food. Malaysian people's are so friendly. The most important is Malaysia is a Muslim country. 😊👍🇲🇾❤️🇵🇸🇹🇷
🇵🇰❤🇲🇾🇹🇷🇦🇪🇧🇩🇮🇩
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
+What is your job?
-......
+Meslek?
-Üniversitede öğretim görevlisiyim
I would say it's important to know languages other than your home nation but not necessarily English. English is a good bridge language because many countries learn it and it can be very useful in certain situation abroad. The problem is English people dont learn many languages because they know everyone knows or is learning English ha ha so it's also bad. If you visit any county you should try to know it's language in basic form. Just good manners. I wouldn't go to Türkiye and just speak English everywhere 😂 I would make an effort to speak the countries language!
You are right!! Thanks for sharing!
I’ve a Turkish friend her English is really great though ❤
That's great!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
If I have to say that little importance is given to foreign languages in Turkiye. And people see this as something unnecessary. It is just like "why should I learn English? Am I British?🙄🙂" This is some nonsense. Because English is a universal language but if he doesn't need it, he won't learn it. But one of the reasons why Turks do not know many languages in Turkiye. Turkiye is a country that has not been colonized or imposed rules on these issues.
This is the real me trying to communicate with Turkish, thank God, i have my hands intact because what would i be demonstrating with in times word scarcity 😂. İ remember one day being asked: 'ismin ne?' and i immediately respinded: 'iyiyim, teşekkür ederim'😂. Language barrier is real here in Turkey though🤭
Hahah! You handled it well tho!
Bu videoyi çok beğendim 😂
I learnt Turkish language...
goood!
How can i get to Taksim ?
Taksimi satinmi alacaksin.(How can I go to Taksim?)
This is depends of which part of the city you go , it's gonna change of course ;) we don't see in America speaking many language. Turks doing better . People , speak also German , French . In USA you can not see that , atlist if your background coming from any language they are speaking
True!
İcardi sevinci yapan arkadaşa bayıldım gerçekten çok enerjik hahahahaahahah
The reporter: 60
Old man: yes
Adak aklında boyle dedi
"Yapıştır ne kaypediyorsun" 😂
Professor is the job name for people who teach at universities , not teacher.
I love those Nations who can't speak English.
haha!
May I ask? No offense,there is no English subject in school in turkey? Fr
Great video ❤
Glad you liked it!!
cause i could not make any decision about this
There are a few reasons:
- The language education system, like that of many other countries, is terrible. Even many English teachers struggle to talk well.
- Turkey was never colonized, hence there is no history of foreign language supremacy. (Some may argue that the French (19th century) and American culture (second half of the twentieth century) had a colonizing effect, although this was limited to the "educated" people and elites. And it had a more stylistic influence, because most of these people are also bad in English.)
- The Turkish language is very dominant in every field of life
- The modern Lingua Franca is unrelated to the Turkish language. They are not from the same family. The syntax of English and Turkish are almost completely opposite.
In English, sentences are written in reverse (from a Turkish perspective).
If the Azerbaijani, Uzbek or even Farsi language would be the current Lingua Franca, Turks would speak it effortlessly.
thanks for explanation!!
I went to Marmaris and didn’t meet any Turkish person who didn’t speak English
Nicee!
Oğlum ne kadar çok futbolcumuz varmış hepsi forvetiz demiş madem o kadar forvetimiz var neden 5 senedir milli takım forveti Serdar Dursun - Umut Nayir ikilisi nerelerdeydiniz siz
Молодцы
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
@@papiii_chulocome on isn't that a bit racist? We clearly know she isn't genetically Turkish but she clearly grew up in Turkiye making her a Turkish citizen
@@Tanri_0yok ırkçılık değil
I was in Turkey recently and was enchanted by the place, the sights, food, language and all. But terribly disappointing coz most people even in the cities don't speak English. Since I knew a bit of Turkish, could manage. I found out that English is taught in schools but people don't speak the language to practice!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
Thanks for sharing!
I can say that foreign languages are not given much importance in Turkey's education system. That's why there are very few people who speak English.
👏👏👏
No one speak English in Turkey or any foreign language
I went to Morocco and everybody there speak multiple languages such as English french and Spanish
It's not right to say no one speaks. Yes, most of the Turk's cant speak english, but the young part is actually very good. Besides, Turkish is different than other Europe languages. So it's normal that most of the Turkish people find it hard.
@@shingetsukatsume8412 No One speaks English I lived in Turkey for six months and I am speaking out of experience 🤓
@@subhyabenkhalil2297 if no one can speak how can i even reply to your comment? Like i said, not the elder part, but the younger ones know. I have a freind who can speak english like its her mother language.
@subhyabenkhalil2297 Yes you are right but Morocco was under control of those countries in history (the ones that you said), that's why their languages are still spoken in Morocco. In case for Turkey, we only speak Turkish since our official language is only Turkish and it's really hard to learn another language especially from Indo-European or Semi (Arabic, Hebrew, etc) due to the differences of Turkish comparing to these languages.
@@loerrethat is wrong the official language in Morocco is Arabic and people are educated there that is why they speak a lot of languages😎
Üniversitede öğretim görevlisi ama ingilizcesi 0 (SIFIR). BU ARKADAŞ ACİLEN ARAŞTIRILSIN.
Turkish is not like other European languages, it's of course not easy for a turk to speak in English..... It's not familiar with this language like indo European ones
You are right!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. this video doesn't represent us correctly.
I’ll never understand why these asking people what languages they speak, questions always take place on the streets of the most central touristy Capital Cities. If you want a realistic idea of the population of a country and who speaks English, or whatever you need to go to small towns and ask people locals born and lived there, all the life that will actually get realistic results.
People in most of the villages are ignorant. Think of it this way, a European villager is only interested in agriculture and has no time.
Good point!
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
University teacher doesn't speak English 😮
Well, in a way it's good to see the Turks aren't being colonized through the english language, keep up the good work guys. p.s. the english pronunciation keeps the tongue tied, what's with the "th" sound
You are rightt!
In fact, if we look at our past, this is, in a way, the reason why people do not speak much English. Language or any rules were not imposed on the Turks. Or not colonized
Bence hiç ôgrenmeyin
Niye ingilizler turk ôgrenmiyorlar ?
Her bir ülke için geziye giden bir insan o ülkenin dilini öğrenmek zorunda mı? İngilizce evrensel bir dil ve dünyanın her yerinde kullanılıyor. Hangi mantık ile bu yorumu yapıyorsunuz anlaşılmıyor cidden.
No they don't and there is no reason they should know how to speak English
😍😍😍
sorulan soruların ingilizce yeterlilik ölçmeyle uzaktan yakından alakası dahi yok bence. gerçi 10 üzerinden 5-6 diyenler how old are you gibi neredeyse türkçeleşmiş bir soru kalıbına bile cevap verememiş. üzücü.
I can teach u turkish
Türk insanı
Kürtçe dışında her dili konuşur.
Eh aslında genelimiz A1dir bu videodaki insanlar biraz seçmece gibi, nice video though!
İ am turkish but my english is 10
Emin misin? "İ"'yi kaldırıp I ekle ilk önce :D
@@Tanri_0 hangi i ?
@@Tanri_0 İ am kelimesindeki i'yi diyorsan o zaten iki harfle de yazılabiliyor
@@Roseasigi0023 ingilizce'de büyük İ yok
@@Tanri_0 unutmuşum teşekkürler
Seni seviyorum 😂
I swear ya most of them are at the most 3 of 10 even those who think they are 10 of 10
The girl at 1:08 is not Turkish - she’s Black, African origin. The Turkic ethnicity has no Black race in it. Turks are WHITE people. This video doesn't represent us correctly.
I have Türkic ancestry my ancestors were from Konya and Mersin as i know you kick them out i am Cuman, Khazar, Oghüz Karamanli and J2 haplogroup unfortunately we share ancestry
Aren't Turkish people the same as Arabs?
Turks are one of many arabic nations, like Syrians, Afgans, Iranians and oth.
@@Goldberg1234turks arent arabs and what are you even guys talking abt? We are litreally from central asia and could you guys stop spreading fake rumors abt turkish people??
Şimdi görüyorsunuzdur, yabancı videolara Türkler yorum yaptığı zaman resmen İngilizcenin ırzına geçiyoruz. Sırf İngilizce yorum yazacağız diye grammer ya da kelimeler birbirine giriyor "I am Turkey, me Turkey" ne demek tam olarak ?? "Ben Türkiyeyim" demek oluyor bu ve çok komik bir izlenim veriyor. Çoğu kişi yorumlara böyle yazıyor ve bu hiç iyi değil. Ülkemizde çoğu insanın İngilizcesi kötü biliyorum ama sırf ingilizce yorum yapacağız diye şu ingilizceyi katletmeyelim🤦🏻. Ve eksikliğimiz varsa da hiç yazmayıp da Türkçe yazsak daha makul. Ya da en azından klavye de çeviriyi kullanabiliriz.
Ar yu kola?
Unuversitedki ogretim gorevlimiz de bile cok az bile yok hic yok
Mashallah mashallah mashallah mashallah marhaba marhaba marhaba marhaba love respect and support love and respect Turkey and it's beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂🇵🇰🇹🇷🥰😍. May Allah SWT bless Turkey and it's beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂🇵🇰🇹🇷🥰😍.
Stop
Politika ve dini karıştırma. Sadece saf ve insani duygular
Politika ve dini karıştırma. Sadece saf ve insani duygular
Politika ve dini karıştırma. Sadece saf ve insani duygular
Politika ve dini karıştırma. Sadece saf ve insani duygular
Even at Syria Which it is less touristy sites from Turkey but here may 70 percent of the population can speak freely or may fluently at English ... so I'm letterly shocked of you guys
@@Slaythespiretoon well this not a goolg shit ... this is my first language 🤣🤣🤣 ... Syrians language is the second
Even I speak French,Arabic, Deutsch and Russian
No offense but At the end that's so embarrassing😅
a bit yes :(
Bir mülteciye göre iddialı sözler
@@kubilaytubadan7406 what do you mean by refugee
Anatolians not türks
What?
No türk
90% of turkish lands are in anatolia wth
A dog born in a stable is not a horse.
I think you have to give respect or identify yourself first 🥴!
@@taqirhusin Respect is earned.
Who is that dog u
@@kaganalp6313 The video says “Do Turkish People Speak English?” and it shows a thumbnail of a black African woman. A spit in the face of your Oghuz ancestors that died for the Turkic peoples… never dare equate an alien under our precious tribe and name!
@@VainakhQuranitesracist