Wonderful! Since my son was born in Turkey, his favorite fruit was çilek. It wasn't until we left Turkey that he heard his teacher talk about "strawberries". "Hmm," he thought, "That sounds just like a çilek"!
Elma was actually alma so many years ago. Even some of our grandmas, grandpas still say alma. But the word changed over the years and today we say/write elma. Also, Hungary and Turkey have similar roots as we Turks, come from Huns. Maybe it has something to do with that?
Cool! 👍🏾 I recognized a few words as it’s the same as in Persian and Hindi. But what got me laughing was the Turkish word coconut - Hindistan Cevizi! Couldn’t you come up with a better word for coconut? 😬 Greetings from South India!
I think there was a lot historical trade between ottomans and Mughals. I guess Mughals exported coconuts and probably ottomans didn’t know what to call it. 😀 For example plums in Hindi is Aloo Bukhara which literally means Bukhara potatoes!
@@jaskatpon1 But it is hard to simulate a plum to potato, isn't it! 😂 Ok we have a plum thing too, in Turkish we call loquat as "Malta eriği" which means Malta plum. 😂
Its probably first we took that fruit from India. We call India "Hindistan." And the same thing with orange. We call it "portakal." We saw that fruit firstly in Portugal 😅
Hahaha son kısım🤣 lahana ve marul u benzetmek mi 🤯 maydanoz, roka, kereviz gibi şeyleri es geçmenizi bilmemenize yoruyorum 😅 eğitici bölüm olmuş ellerinize sağlık. Renklerle de bir bölüm çekebilirsiniz
Quiero aprenderlo pero hay mucha falta de videos donde nos enseñen la composición de la terminación de las palabras ya que de por si es complicado aprenderlo para quienes tenemos una lengua tan clara en los sonidos, en español, es muy semejante el sonido a la escritura en general claro con algunas excepciones pero lo que ves lo lees casi siempre, y en el resto de las lenguas hay sonidos tan distintos que me complico. Si alguien tiene ubicado algun canal donde se pueda aprender desde CERO pero de verdad desde cero por fa compartalo Lo importante es seguir aprendiendo
Hahaha son kısım🤣 lahana ve marul u benzetmek mi 🤯 maydanoz, roka, kereviz gibi şeyleri es geçmenizi bilmemenize yoruyorum 😅 eğitici bölüm olmuş ellerinize sağlık. Renklerle de bir bölüm çekebilirsiniz
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Erik is a friend's name :D
Oops 😂
Wonderful! Since my son was born in Turkey, his favorite fruit was çilek. It wasn't until we left Turkey that he heard his teacher talk about "strawberries". "Hmm," he thought, "That sounds just like a çilek"!
😂😂
Meyve ve sebze reyonuna karşı bu kadar mutlu olan bir host daha göremeyiz :) teşekkürler Ömer 👍🏻
Ps: sondaki kameramana bakış 👀
in russian ''izyum'' means ''raisins'', ''limon'' and ''ananas'' mean the same as in turkish, ''kavun'' means ''watermelon'' in ukrainian
Wow "kavun" thing is really interesting. Watermelon is "karpuz" in Turkish.
Ömer Yazıcı Watermelon is Tarbuz in Hindi!
@@oyazzici in russian it's "arbuz", melon in russian is "dynya", in polish "dynia" means pumpkin, in ukranian pumpkin is "garbuz"
@@ArnoldLokman There is a complete mess dude, hahaha 😂
@@oyazzici exactly
Bağımlılık yaptı çıkamıyorum videodan
Enis Gencer 😂😂
1:58 bir pomelo almaz mıydınız?
Thanks a lot for ur useful videos. Pls continue in producing more videos in turkish
Thank you for your comment!
elma sounds similar to the hungarian word "alma" which means the same 🍎
Elma was actually alma so many years ago. Even some of our grandmas, grandpas still say alma. But the word changed over the years and today we say/write elma. Also, Hungary and Turkey have similar roots as we Turks, come from Huns. Maybe it has something to do with that?
Look how Portuguese and Turkish are similar: domates = tomate; patates = batata; brokoli = brócoli; kestane = castanha ; mango = manga ; frambuaz =:framboesa; kivi = kiwi...
also portakal derived from Portugal
No way 😮 Portuguese = Turkish?
Because this words' root is not Turkish or Portugese 😂
Muhteşem bir video olmuş teşekkür ederiz
Çok teşekkür ederiz.
Laughed so hard at the end saying marul(Lettuce) instead of lahana(cabbage)
It stays between us 🤫
Teşekkür ederim! 🍃🍊🍉🍇🍎🍒🍓🍍🥦
и тебе спасибо!
Спасибо
Harika!!
tesekkuler. çok sevdim.
Cool! 👍🏾 I recognized a few words as it’s the same as in Persian and Hindi. But what got me laughing was the Turkish word coconut - Hindistan Cevizi! Couldn’t you come up with a better word for coconut? 😬
Greetings from South India!
Hahah 😂 I don't know why but yes, we call it as "Indian walnut" 😂
yeah, it's weird. i can't find any connections between coconuts and India 😂
I think there was a lot historical trade between ottomans and Mughals. I guess Mughals exported coconuts and probably ottomans didn’t know what to call it. 😀 For example plums in Hindi is Aloo Bukhara which literally means Bukhara potatoes!
@@jaskatpon1 But it is hard to simulate a plum to potato, isn't it! 😂 Ok we have a plum thing too, in Turkish we call loquat as "Malta eriği" which means Malta plum. 😂
Its probably first we took that fruit from India. We call India "Hindistan." And the same thing with orange. We call it "portakal." We saw that fruit firstly in Portugal 😅
For anyone who speaks UK English rather than American English - eggplants are aubergines and zucchini are courgettes
I was never into Turkish language but, now I'm kind of interested and not just for the fruits... Hahaha 😘
x2
Elinize sağlık yine harika video olmuş bu kanal umarım daha çok izlenir
Çok teşekkür ederiz.
Omg this is so useful! I’m trying to learn Turkish! More videos please. Will be following your Instagram as well!
Thank you! :)
My Country 🎉
🇹🇷🇹🇷
@@saumyatiwari8876 no
@@saumyatiwari8876 I don't recognize you, and don't want to recognize.
Hipnotize oldum adeta
:))
1:57 Pomeloyu ilk defa duyan tek kişi olamam diye düşünüyorum. Sjsjsjs
Portakal ve limon arası tropik bir meyve. Fiyatı çok pahalı.
It's nice seing you go shopping Omer :D
Nice video, I like the idea!
Hahah, thank you so much Helene! 🙏😊
Ayvalik: Kythonies, place of quince trees
Hahaha son kısım🤣 lahana ve marul u benzetmek mi 🤯 maydanoz, roka, kereviz gibi şeyleri es geçmenizi bilmemenize yoruyorum 😅 eğitici bölüm olmuş ellerinize sağlık. Renklerle de bir bölüm çekebilirsiniz
What does 'kaçırma' mean on the background in the supermarket?
As a Word, 'kaçirma' means don't miss. It says you shouldn't miss this Products.
@@mervekumral1350 ''catch up''?
@@mervekumral1350 teşekkürler!
@@ArnoldLokman yes 👍
@@elenaalex9183 rica ederim (you're welcome)👍
Now I’m hungry
What would you like to eat between these fruits and vegetables?
Easy Turkish Hindistan Cevizi 😂
Quiero aprenderlo pero hay mucha falta de videos donde nos enseñen la composición de la terminación de las palabras ya que de por si es complicado aprenderlo para quienes tenemos una lengua tan clara en los sonidos, en español, es muy semejante el sonido a la escritura en general claro con algunas excepciones pero lo que ves lo lees casi siempre, y en el resto de las lenguas hay sonidos tan distintos que me complico. Si alguien tiene ubicado algun canal donde se pueda aprender desde CERO pero de verdad desde cero por fa compartalo
Lo importante es seguir aprendiendo
Cool:)
Thanks!
@@easyturkish238 You're welcome××
Bi eldiven felan giyseydin keşke
I want to learn basic turkish lamguage
2:04 abi biz ona hıyar diyoruz köylüyüz yapma be😂
Asıl adı hıyar zaten ama dejenere olarak daha genel anlamdaki salatalık'a evrilmiş.
niye her mevsimden meyve var ya
Hahaha son kısım🤣 lahana ve marul u benzetmek mi 🤯 maydanoz, roka, kereviz gibi şeyleri es geçmenizi bilmemenize yoruyorum 😅 eğitici bölüm olmuş ellerinize sağlık. Renklerle de bir bölüm çekebilirsiniz
Aramızda kalsın... 😂 Teşekkür ederiz.