Ne güzel hayat be! Bir sabah kalkıp Türkiyeye taşınmak istiyor ve taşınıyor. Bende bir sabah isviçreye taşınmak istesem sadece istemiş olurum ve öylece kalırım.
Elbette bedavaya kalmiyordur.Bir kadin için ,ozellikle sarisin bir amerikali için @msalak parali bi kro bulursun mesele mutlu sonla biter.Tabii bizim millette yabanci hayranligi var,bunu da hesaba katmak lazim.Bana pek inandirici gelmedi.Uyandim birden turkiyeye gitme hissi geldi.sanki vahiy gelmis gibi.ustelik turkiye yi de hic bilip duymadigini soyluyor.bana çok garip geldi.
@@ergunyildizoglu8018Heralde ailevi sıkıntılardan kaçmak için bi yer bakmış araştırmış. Sonunda gidiyim bakıyım bi bilmediğim yere diyip gelmiş yani Amerikalı bunlar; dediği gibi bırak Türkiyeyi haritada göstermeyi, Avrupa nerelerde kalıyo dünya haritasında diye sorsan gösteremezler. O da randomly bakmak için türkiyeye gelmiş kalmış.
@@eaeaeaeaeaeae4907 ulkesinde kalsa bi bira 2 hamburger için onunla bununla yatacakti.Turkiye de kendini çok daha pahaliya satar.Nede olsa abazanistan.@msalakta bol memlekette,hacı ağa da.
i visited Turkey in 2001 since then going back to Turkey over eight times. Turkey is a beautiful country, above all the people of Turkey is so loving and friendly,. The food oh my it is so good. the whole Turkey region is rich in history. i agree with you on several things, once i visited Turkey, i go back again and again eight times. i could've travel to another country to visit but for some reason Turkish people love, food and their beautiful country keep calling me. it may sound crazy my wife and i are decided to retire in Turkey. we almost reached our goal. finger crossed once kids finish college in 5 years here we come Turkey people. love and respect to all Turkish people
Unless tayyip continues to ruin our country, you may find far better and lovely country, otherwise things may get worse… I hope that u will find better country :)
I am from India and I'm obsessed with Turkey... I love their traditions & culture. The way they care for street animals... Literature and language, places and people... The only series and movies I get glued to is Turkish series... Now I hv mentally fixed in my mind that I'm gonna go to Turkey someday... Seni seviyorum Turkey 😘😘 Edit: omg! So much love from Turkey😇😇 ty all for the likes 💓
you know what, lot of people watchs bollywood,like if i ask a turkish guy in the street,10 of 9 people will 'say my grandparents watch indian series'. but yeah %75 of elder people watches bollywood.
@@discretetryst hehe glad to know that... But honestly Turkish series are far more sensible and interesting than Indian family series... But ya the Bollywood movies 👌👌👌That's wat I personally feel... Lolz
yanlış olduğunu düşünüyorsan , seyehat serbestliği var, her yıl binlerce kişi abd kaçak yada yasal gidiyor. bu arad sen fikrini yazmışsın bende yazayım ben hayatımdan mutluyum . şimdi bu yorumu 5 ay önce yapmışsın, ne düşünüyorsun? italyaya kaçıp kötüleyen tiyatrocu yalvardı ben kurtarın diye.
@@AcinA_70 kardeş bana diyorsan gidip "i didn't choose the thug life the thug life chose me" mimlerine bakmanı öneririm burda vatanseverlik taslama espri yaptık.. Daha da anlaşılır olsun diye üstelik tırnak içine koydum.. Merak etme senin sevdiğinden bile çok seviyorumdur memleketimi, sevmeyeni de böyle yola getiremezsin zaten.. Duyarlısın iyi hoş ama üslup yanlış, hadi eyvallah..
I had a very similar experience. It was as if Turkey had chosen me and, Ive loved it since. I lived there off and on for a very long time and crave the feeling I had living there. I'm very interested in going back, asap. Türkiye çok seviyorum.
I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷. I really feel the same. I love Turkey, the language, the culture, the serie. I wake up thinking about Turkey. It's so weird feeling.
You made a very bold move...good for you! I am from Canada. I have never been to Turkey, but I am obsessed with Turkish dizis and culture. I plan on visiting Turkey in the near future. Turkish dizis are the best, the actors/actresses are amazing. I don't even watch American/Canadian television anymore. I learned a lot about the Turkish language from watching Turkish dizis.
I went there for a holiday and then moved there for 8 years and miss it every day..it became my home and still feels like it so I wake up feeling the same way every day
@@emirhansonmez lan yürü git işine ya, senin ne yapmaya çalıştığını o aptalca yorumunu okuyan herkes anlıyor zaten, sizin gibiler yüzünden herkes Türkler'i sapık bir millet olarak görüyor, sosyalleşmek istiyorsan sokağa çık, abazalığına bahana uydurma boşuna!O vasıfların neymiş çok merak ettim bu arada, lise düzeyinde bildiğin ingilizce vasıf olmuyor yalnız :)
I visited Turkey first in 2010 for three months and then moved there Dec. 15, 2010 and stayed for 5 years. I moved in December because I was homeless in America, living out of my car. My Turkish friends gave me a place to stay and I easily found work, so I stayed. Fell in love with the culture, cuisine and language. The people were SO hospitable and I am from the American South! We are supposed to be the home of hospitality but NO!! Turkey has a beat by a mile! So generous, welcoming, encouraging. So I moved because I was literally out of viable living options BUT when it was time for me to move back to the US, I had a very similar experience. I needed to move home and I just knew it needed to happen. It was a very strong sense of urgency, growing stronger daily. I did first notice it one morning but it stayed with me and gradually became more prominent in my thoughts. I eventually married a Turkish man about 5 months after returning to the States. We live here now, but I hope to return to Turkey someday. Definitely for retirement but hopefully before. I miss it SO much!! Thanks for sharing!!
I live in USA over 16 years, I miss Turkey every single day. Many people want to come here thinking it will be like those at the movies, glamorous life and richness. Yes if you are smart you make money here but loneliness and grayness( everywhere is same looking same type of buildings same style same roads etc is horrible here) friendships are mostly fake, selfishness is extreme, it is all about money here, neighbor relationships is mostly all about hey how ya doing, good etc fake small talks...no one knocks your door, hah. So yea I miss Turkey, Turkey is a heaven on earth. Trust me Turkey is amazing.
Agree . I’m Italian who moved in America married a Turk and moving in Turkey with our girls. Miss Europe and the Mediterranean. I will be so close to Italy too. 🙏🏻❤️
Barry my dream is to move back to Turkey a small beach town from US and enjoy my life. Our Russian friends mostly visit southern parts of Turkey like the city Antalya and they love there ;)
david yalcin hope so. I stayed there 3 months 6 years ago and I loved it so I had cuz it reminded me my south Italy. We are moving to Adana where my husband is from. I’m looking for an international school to give my 9!years old a smooth transition from English to Turkish.
Once I met a Japanese girl in a movie making course I attended in Ankara. She said that whenever she sees the Turkish flag, she becomes misty-eyed. She explained it like that. "I moved to Turkey in order to study at the university --I don't remember what department it was. She stayed there for two years without visiting home. After two years, she went to Japan and visited her father. Her father shook her hand and said a cold 'Wellcome' just like a stranger. No hugging or a smile. This triggered something in her and she decided to stay in Turkey from then on. In fact, she decided to be a Turk.
Bu nobody muhabbeti de nedir kardeş bi açıklar mısın her yerde aynıbtarz yorumlar ? Bu arada kişi konuşurken have to ya da must ifadesine göre kullanabilir arklar kavga etmeyin. Mesela bana neden hapı içtin dediğinde -içmek zorundaydım (have to) da diyebilirim. içmeliydim (must) de diyebilirim. Mesela bu kızın resmi hiçbir nedeni yokken tamamen çok istediğinden have to kalıbını kullanıyor güçlü bi şekilde vurgulamak için.
One day I woke up and an overwhelming voice tell me to move to Turkey. Then I realized that I am already living in Turkey. So I totally understand you.
Really interesting story! I'm full of respect of your decision, Chelsea. I'm a turkish man, born and living in Germany since 50 years. More and more I also have a kind of this "overwhelming Feeling" to move and live in Turkey. I really hope, that wish become true in short distance. Inşallah...
Omg, I lived in Turkey for about 5 months and it's been like a year that I'm back to Iran (my county) .But today I woke up with such a feeling and told my mom that I have to go back to Turkey and the feeling is so strong.I know that I have to stay here more to finish some projects but the calling is just so clear that I can't neglect it.
@WayWard Citizen Well all religions could be strange in some aspects and there are non-religious people in all countries including Iran and Turkey. Plus, I should inform you that there are muslims living in Africa. As you can see it's hard to generalize and if I were you I would try not to reply a stranger's comment with unnecessary anger.
@WayWard Citizen Unfortunately, most politicians around the world do what they want as long as they're in power. Look what happened to Venezuela or the leadership of North Korea is another example. Politicians either use religion or another tool in order to manipulate people.
I was living in London England and for a whole year and for no reason I was depressed and I had a feeling ill be happier in northern Cyprus so after one year I left everything and started a new life in North Cyprus and now I feel like I am so lucky and happy and most of all I fell more healthy.
I've been depressed too since I was 11 I'm 18 now the only thing that has brought me some joy and comfort is Turkish music and series. I'm aware that its not a paradise but it looks nice and the people are nice too and here in the US it's a bit depressing and I don't know what to do. Maybe I should stay in Turkey for a while once I can or move to Boston although as each day passes I no longer wish to live in Boston as much as I wanted to when I was 11.
I'm so inlove with Turkey....I want to visit so bad and i've even thought of moving there....I'm self teaching myself the language each day. I love their culture and traditions. the people there look friendly and sweet. The country itself is BEAUTIFUL. All the different seasons. Yea so i'm giving myself another year or so to visit there.
You will be welcomed here just like others. Live your life as you wish. Ofcource if you want to live with us, my people will help you whereever you are in Türkiye. Don't worry.
@@tranCe59 You are so kind thank you. I know you are all full of warm hospitality and i am looking forward to coming to your beautiful country. I have fallen in love with Turkey.
@@jameillemclennan9539 Don't be late my friend, life is short and catch your dreams. At least you will be a place that others will help you without question your decisions.
@@Marisol7773 i hope you get here soon because summer is fading away. some night started to be chilly. istanbul looks great in every season but i prefer summer.
Hey there. I am from India. Loved this honest reply session to the question. Well like you felt the connection and moved to Turkey, for some unknown reason, I also find Turkey fascinating. I really don't know why I find their culture, art, history architecture , language so FASCINATING. And I guess that's why out of the blue I started watching Turkish series and then one day I am like I really want to learn their language. I find it really beautiful. Hence, it's been a week or two, I have started learning Turkish.
Beautiful story. ☺️ Moving to Turkey was simply your Dharma. You are actually lucky to be able to hear that strong inner voice and also had courage to follow it. 💫 So many of us cover our inner voices with many other things that we cannot hear it or pretend not to hear it and then just keep complaining with our lives.
I loved your story and I can undrrstand how motivated one feels when following their intutions. The sense of achievement takes you to another level of self confidence 👍
I'm from India. One day As soon as I saw #canyaman in one of my friends whatsapp status I searched for him in instagram and i found that he had played a role in #erkencikus so i started to watch that series which impressed me #their culture #their respect #their good habits in everything and all from then on i have a strong feeling to settle in Turkey one day....may be with the blessings of almighty i may atleast find a friend in Turkey and may go to turkey and learn their culture and find a family 😇😇
Çok İlginç ve ayni zamanda güzel bir hikaye. Hayatta tesadüf diye birşey yoktur, kader vardir , seni yönlendiren sesi dinlemelisin belki mutluluğu türkiyede bulacaksin.
@@ChelseaElizabethIZMIR You may watch Joseph Campbell's 6 hours of conversation with Bill Moyers ( Power of Myth ) where at some point JC coins the marvelous phrase "Follow your Bliss (heart) " which it seems you did.
I was 60 years old, a retired teacher. 2005. The imam of a local (suburban NY) mosque told 2 (members) teacher friends that his sister needed an "English speaker" in a private H>S> in Izmir. They said to him, "Pat will do it"... and I did! It changed my life! Wish I could meet you - I'll be there April or May...
I saw my husband on the social media and actually i didin't know anything about him except his name but a sound in my heart said you will marry with him. I married and we are happy now.thank God 🤲🏼
Hello Chelsea. I enjoyed your video so much. My story is similar to yours. I also wanted to move to Turkey on what seemed like a whim. It was 2015 and my mom convinced me to watch a Turk soap opera (Binbir Gece) that was airing in my country (Panama). I finally watched it and for who knows what reason, I soon became obsessed with Turkey, its history, its culture, its language, its men, everything about Turkey fascinated me. My first impulse was not to move there but to learn the language. (I was afraid to do something I would deeply regret later.) Understanding the language would really make me feel closer to them. So in 2016 I took an online Turkish course. I did not have a job. I lived from doing occasional gigs as a translator and language interpreter. These gigs were too occasional for anybody to live off of, but I had organized myself with a minimalist lifestyle and have the super power of living with very little money. Anyhow, I was so determined to learn Turkish that I devoted four hours a day to studying. It was insanely difficult but I was not going to let anything stop me. This is not normal in me. I'm lazy and when things get difficult I have no qualms about quitting. But not this time. When things got difficult I told myself "I'll be damned if I stop learning. I'm going to learn Turkish or I'm going to die trying." I also studied Turk history, watched Turk TV series, got Turk friends, etc. I felt that my fate was connected with Turkey. Soon my biggest dream became visiting Turkey. In 2017 I decided to go spend a month there. I thought if I did so, the obsession would lessen, that I'd be satisfied with having seen it and I'd be happy. It didn't work out that way, though. It only made me want to go back more. Now I had something to miss. However, I didn't have the money to go back every year and see everything I want to see. In 2019 my life underwent a drastic change. After ten years without work or money, I got a full-time job. I can now afford to travel twice a year. So I will go visit in September of this year. You and I have so much in common. You seem to have my same personality. Do you know if you're an INFP? Anyhow, I will watch your other videos. I wish I had found you years ago.
Girl you did the right thing, which you the best , I have been thinking about retiring in Turkey, I visited Turkey this year and loved every minute there , so I might file for an early retirement and enjoy my life there
Hello dear Chelsea! I so envy and admire your courage of moving to Turkey ten yrs ago!!! I have been so enamored with all things Turkey for the past 2-3 yrs...and for me it feels like I have a very strong spiritual connection to this land....whether or not I lived there in some past lives or not...it feels like "home" to me!! Sadly I don't trust in my means to move there at my current age (61)...so glad I came upon your page today....namaste! Be well and at peace gal! Barb
As long as you have some kind of salary from United States (idk if you are from there.) You will be just fine. I do believe you might get a job as well.
As long as you have some kind of salary from United States (idk if you are from there.) You will be just fine. I do believe you might get a job as well.
omg. so samee. i lived in Turkey for 5years and then i leaved because of visa problems and now im in shok everyday. i missed Turkey so much can't explain people in Turkey are soo warm so goood i missed everything. i speak 4 languages and very good Turkish to if, anyone whants to take me there im ready ahah.
Welcome dear friend, in most of our hearts "if u feel Turkish inside you are Turk" Being Turk is not just a national or race or anyelse boxes like that. If u really search history about , please dont get it naionist or similar , but Turk's behaviours ,real traditions (not broked ones from others ) actually everything seems always try to find or to do best kind of human reactions which can be done.
Hi Dear chelsea Elizabeth Thank you for sharing story yes brave people do it since you were so young big applause for this step. I came back from turkey three months ago & i cant stop thinking of this amazing country i just cant get off my mind & i am into process of planning to moving to Turkey as i have jib here & i think i am not brave like you.I can not imagine what work i can do in turkey because i cant’t speak turkey even i tried to learn a bit. Your story is really inspiring. I like you so much wish i get a chance to see & meet you next time i come.
The story is me everyday , everyone tells me why turkey and im just here like idk i have a weird overwhelming feeling and i really want to go this year
Hi, I’m from Costa Rica and I feel very related to you. I have been dreaming with moving to Turkey for over a year on a half. If you can help me in anyway, I would really appreciate it
Guys and gals,we have enough number of spies,we can not handle all of you at the same time :) i can email you secret recipes of Turkish cuisine you dont have to come all the way..
Maria Eugenia Mora Mora, 😂Migration of birds has already begun, I guess. I moved to the US from Turkey and retired here. Now, thinking to move to CR. What's wrong with us?
One morning I woke up and I had this overwhelming feeling that I had to move to the States. Then within one day, I realized that I am not welcome in the States and I can’t even get a 3-day tourist visa. Then the next morning I woke up and I had this overwhelming feeling that I have to live in Turkey until the day I die. :) that’s a nice story too, right? :)) Şaka bi yana, such a sweet story. Glad you’re happy with the decision you made for your own life and it turns out all good for you. Hoşgeldin, sefalar getirdin.
Hi I'm from India Even I had overwhelming feeling about UAE on 2010 then I was 20 I applied for a passport and in 2012 I went UAE Now I have same feeling for turkey.
Her sabah gerçekten aynı hissi yaşıyorum. Hatta bu video çok güzel bir tesadüf oldu. Her gün ILLINOİS e taşınmam gerek hissiyle yaşıyorum. Seni gerçekten çok iyi anlıyorum ya.
I am Iraqi-American, and I love Turkey, and I really want to move to Turkey, I have a consistent feeling that I should move to Turkey, I love the museums there, and I have my grandma who was originally from there. Yes, I am gonna do it, and soon.
@@yarndanoncekigun.7638 Turkey has high quality entertainment venues, historical sites and restaurants. All of this is much cheaper than what we would get in the USA. I'm having the same thoughts.
@@OmarOsman98 umm look. You can ear Steak for 20-30 dollars i dont know the values it is just my thought. But in turkey the cheaper steak is 150 turkish liras.
Welcome here , I hope you will enjoy your every moments. Best of luck for you . The people you meet in Türkiye will always help you cause I know my people they never step back to help foreign people.
Hello Chelsea, great to have you here in mother land of a ancient civilizations .. It is obvious that your calling is brought you here and I highly suggest that you dig deep for your purpose .. I am originally Turkish , moved to USA ,stayed in the US for 20yrs. then moved back to Turkey again.. anyways I get the same question from.my friends as "why did you come back here" anyways , I hope your experience is going well here and if you need any assistance or in bed of help, please keep in touch.. P.S I suggest you search for your truth , you've heard your calling Loud and took action therefore there is more awaits for you I believe.. Much love to.you and again great to have you back where your soul belongs 🥂
Omg !! I did the same thing, I woke up once day and said I’m moving to Istanbul . I’ve been in turkey for about 7 months now and I am absolutely in love with this country!
How did you manage to do it? I've been looking into moving there but the all the visa requirements and other things seems daunting. I also worry about the bachelor degree requirement since I don't have one.
@@bladedsentiment you don’t need a bachelors degree to go there and now it’s visa free if you want to stay longer and get a residency card the best way is to enroll in school. Take basic Turkish lessons at a university and you can get residency first a year. As long as you have a high school diploma. If you need help let me know.
@@fabiannafay8864 I've considered the university method. Curious how that works. Mind filling me in? Also, as I understand it you can't get a work permit so how do you navigate around that?
I totally understand what you mean. I respect your courage to open up about this feeling. I lived in Turkey for almost two years, and I miss it. I'm thinking of leaving Los Angeles for Turkey. I miss that feeling of being inspired, happy, and alive. All I need to do is to guarantee there is work available for me there before I fly. I lived in Istanbul, Ankara, Sivas, Bursa, and visited İzmir, and Antalya. What state do you live/work in?
Hi Chelsea! Thank you for sharing this and many of your videos, I found myself laughing Sooo hard, you have given a great perspective into life / people in Turkey. (I’m a Turk living in the US the past 12 years) your Turkish is very good! Going back to the content of this video, it is not weird at all! You had been guided by your highest self to take on a mission! And it came in the form of strong messages as soon as you woke up. This is something to pay attention to as our missions is not that clear as we move through our physical existence. How brave and powerful you are to listen to your inner guidance and take action instead of ignoring it! The universe speaks to us in sometimes mysterious but sometimes in very powerful ways. It is up to us to receive the messages and move with our free will. You were being guided and your mind & heart aligned with your guidance and you made it a reality! I am sure as you moved through your journey in Turkey- and as I can tell from your videos- that you feel that is where you are supposed to be & that is what you are supposed to do. Keep listening to your inner & higher self as that will never let you down & guide you where you are meant to be 💐❤️
@@mariamercedesrodriguez8577 My grandparents lived in Turkey so my parents choosed to live in Turkey too. I don't have a special cause.. :) My english is not good at all so I can't explain it well :/
Good thing that you had the chance to see Izmir before you saw Ağrı. Imagine how you would feel about Turkey if u saw Ağrı first. The image in ur mind about Turkey would be unfixable You would run and not look back I bet 🤣
I wake up every single morning with this overwhelming feeling " I have to move to USA or Canada or anywhere but Turkey". But they won't accept me because I'm Turkish.
@@smashing-3291 aynen öyle lan. Amerika batının göt deliğidir. Oradaki batılılar bile avrupaya göç ediyor. REZALET bir sistemi var. Yani Türkiye mükkemel değil ama kanada, norveç, isviçre dururken amerika çok saçma.
You can be happy all over the world because you are a positive woman. I just watched your one video on youtube and I decided it and I will keep watching your video. I am from turkey. I did bacame happy to see your channel.
I have always wanted to go to turkey for vacation just to see the beautiful places in there and their traditional food and when i went there i was amazed by their hospitality and everything and ofc i would go there again
I’m glad that your video popped up. I have this feeling, I wanna move to Turkey. I was googling and watching youtube videos about Turkey. I live in US. How about residency in Turkey . And do you visit US often? Thank you for informations .
Just try to communicate with people. Believe me they will love it! If you show them that you're trying to learn their culture, they will love you so much and they will try to communicate you back!!
It is really an interesting story. You are happy to live in this country and we are happy to have a sweet person like you, in our country. Thank you for sharing.
Ne güzel hayat be! Bir sabah kalkıp Türkiyeye taşınmak istiyor ve taşınıyor. Bende bir sabah isviçreye taşınmak istesem sadece istemiş olurum ve öylece kalırım.
Paran varsa olur,bu kadın bedavaya kalmıyor dur?
Elbette bedavaya kalmiyordur.Bir kadin için ,ozellikle sarisin bir amerikali için @msalak parali bi kro bulursun mesele mutlu sonla biter.Tabii bizim millette yabanci hayranligi var,bunu da hesaba katmak lazim.Bana pek inandirici gelmedi.Uyandim birden turkiyeye gitme hissi geldi.sanki vahiy gelmis gibi.ustelik turkiye yi de hic bilip duymadigini soyluyor.bana çok garip geldi.
@@ergunyildizoglu8018Heralde ailevi sıkıntılardan kaçmak için bi yer bakmış araştırmış. Sonunda gidiyim bakıyım bi bilmediğim yere diyip gelmiş yani Amerikalı bunlar; dediği gibi bırak Türkiyeyi haritada göstermeyi, Avrupa nerelerde kalıyo dünya haritasında diye sorsan gösteremezler. O da randomly bakmak için türkiyeye gelmiş kalmış.
@@eaeaeaeaeaeae4907 ulkesinde kalsa bi bira 2 hamburger için onunla bununla yatacakti.Turkiye de kendini çok daha pahaliya satar.Nede olsa abazanistan.@msalakta bol memlekette,hacı ağa da.
@@eaeaeaeaeaeae4907 randomly ne kardeşim Türkçe'nin anasını bellemeyin...rastgele yazmak cokmu zor
bir sabah kalkıp Türkiye'nin başka bir iline taşınmak bile istesem yapabileceğim tek şey diğer odaya geçmek dshfhhhedfdgshf
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Yes I understand you. I lived in Turkey for 3 years. And I CANNOT WAIT to go back there. I have a very powerful connection to this country.
But she said she wasn't even know anything about Turkey that's interesting
Im moving to Turkeyyyyyy next month!💜
@Mick3y Abb9y Please come life in here will be good for you because u are a foriegner, trust me!
@@taibakhairi773 Yeeeey r u there yet
@@taibakhairi773 oww really?which did you move the city
i visited Turkey in 2001 since then going back to Turkey over eight times. Turkey is a beautiful country, above all the people of Turkey is so loving and friendly,. The food oh my it is so good. the whole Turkey region is rich in history. i agree with you on several things, once i visited Turkey, i go back again and again eight times. i could've travel to another country to visit but for some reason Turkish people love, food and their beautiful country keep calling me. it may sound crazy my wife and i are decided to retire in Turkey. we almost reached our goal. finger crossed once kids finish college in 5 years here we come Turkey people. love and respect to all Turkish people
Unless tayyip continues to ruin our country, you may find far better and lovely country, otherwise things may get worse… I hope that u will find better country :)
I am from India and I'm obsessed with Turkey... I love their traditions & culture. The way they care for street animals... Literature and language, places and people... The only series and movies I get glued to is Turkish series... Now I hv mentally fixed in my mind that I'm gonna go to Turkey someday... Seni seviyorum Turkey 😘😘
Edit: omg! So much love from Turkey😇😇 ty all for the likes 💓
The same feelings I too have for turkey same as u feel 😍💜#chok seviourum turkey
that's so sweet 😿💓💓
Türkiye de hindistani seviyor, turkey loves india
you know what, lot of people watchs bollywood,like if i ask a turkish guy in the street,10 of 9 people will 'say my grandparents watch indian series'. but yeah %75 of elder people watches bollywood.
@@discretetryst hehe glad to know that... But honestly Turkish series are far more sensible and interesting than Indian family series... But ya the Bollywood movies 👌👌👌That's wat I personally feel... Lolz
"I didn't choose to live in Turkey, Turkey chose me"
you must be born at Turkey
türkiye'nin bundan haberi var mı
yanlış olduğunu düşünüyorsan , seyehat serbestliği var, her yıl binlerce kişi abd kaçak yada yasal gidiyor. bu arad sen fikrini yazmışsın bende yazayım ben hayatımdan mutluyum .
şimdi bu yorumu 5 ay önce yapmışsın, ne düşünüyorsun? italyaya kaçıp kötüleyen tiyatrocu yalvardı ben kurtarın diye.
@@AcinA_70 kardeş bana diyorsan gidip "i didn't choose the thug life the thug life chose me" mimlerine bakmanı öneririm burda vatanseverlik taslama espri yaptık.. Daha da anlaşılır olsun diye üstelik tırnak içine koydum.. Merak etme senin sevdiğinden bile çok seviyorumdur memleketimi, sevmeyeni de böyle yola getiremezsin zaten.. Duyarlısın iyi hoş ama üslup yanlış, hadi eyvallah..
unfortunately
Ben: Amerika'ya taşınmak istiyorum
Babam: Otur oturduğun yerde
Bi tane çakarım da görürsün Amerika. Haha😄
Bana ne halin varsa gor dedi yeminle. Long Beach’den selamlar :(
Berk Tahan ya ne güzel :) selam olsun sana İzmir’den :))
@@mizgintozan4537 otur tabi Kece
mizgin tozan özlendiniz yurtdaş :)
I had a very similar experience. It was as if Turkey had chosen me and, Ive loved it since. I lived there off and on for a very long time and crave the feeling I had living there. I'm very interested in going back, asap. Türkiye çok seviyorum.
Owww 😊
😊💙
If you come to turkey, you can live my home for free. I dont want money. I live alone and one room available.
I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷. I really feel the same. I love Turkey, the language, the culture, the serie. I wake up thinking about Turkey. It's so weird feeling.
you look like turkish singer "gökçe".
Yess!!
bak bende bu kime benziyor diyordum kopyası gibi.
Ağzımdan aldın la
vallahi aynısı shsxhsb
🤣🤣🤣🤣
You made a very bold move...good for you! I am from Canada. I have never been to Turkey, but I am obsessed with Turkish dizis and culture. I plan on visiting Turkey in the near future. Turkish dizis are the best, the actors/actresses are amazing. I don't even watch American/Canadian television anymore. I learned a lot about the Turkish language from watching Turkish dizis.
Her brain: You have to love to Turkey
Her: Why?
Her brain: Just do it
Yıllardır her sabah uyandığımda yemek yerken dahi amerikaya taşınmalıyım diyorum ama hala bekliyoruz işte
Lann senin gibi çomarı kim alır amerikaya ..
@@ronesans9986 senin gibi bir çomarı kim türkiyeye aldıysa onlar
Çık siktir ozmaan. Olum Amerikalılar amerikadan kaçmak istiyor sen ise amerikaya gidiyosun. Git norveçe
@@ronesans9986 Amerika'da bir sürü çomar var zaten. Kaldı ki bu kişinin çomar olduğunu nerden çıkardın?
@@himmellang seni amerika sinirina alirlarsa turkiye icin buyuk bir gelisme olmus demektir.
I wish everybody who really wants, can move into the country they want.
I went there for a holiday and then moved there for 8 years and miss it every day..it became my home and still feels like it so I wake up feeling the same way every day
What country do you live in right now?
Move back there
@@emirhansonmez kız görünce hemen yavşamayın be yurdumun güzel insanları :))
@@emirhansonmez lan yürü git işine ya, senin ne yapmaya çalıştığını o aptalca yorumunu okuyan herkes anlıyor zaten, sizin gibiler yüzünden herkes Türkler'i sapık bir millet olarak görüyor, sosyalleşmek istiyorsan sokağa çık, abazalığına bahana uydurma boşuna!O vasıfların neymiş çok merak ettim bu arada, lise düzeyinde bildiğin ingilizce vasıf olmuyor yalnız :)
@@emirhansonmez profil resmin herşeyi anlatıyor zaten
I visited Turkey first in 2010 for three months and then moved there Dec. 15, 2010 and stayed for 5 years. I moved in December because I was homeless in America, living out of my car. My Turkish friends gave me a place to stay and I easily found work, so I stayed. Fell in love with the culture, cuisine and language. The people were SO hospitable and I am from the American South! We are supposed to be the home of hospitality but NO!! Turkey has a beat by a mile! So generous, welcoming, encouraging. So I moved because I was literally out of viable living options BUT when it was time for me to move back to the US, I had a very similar experience. I needed to move home and I just knew it needed to happen. It was a very strong sense of urgency, growing stronger daily. I did first notice it one morning but it stayed with me and gradually became more prominent in my thoughts. I eventually married a Turkish man about 5 months after returning to the States. We live here now, but I hope to return to Turkey someday. Definitely for retirement but hopefully before. I miss it SO much!! Thanks for sharing!!
İnşallah(i hope) you'll come our country come back:)
Woow :) what a brave woman you are..
@@detective4449 I never considered it brave in any capacity. I was lucky to have such caring and generous friends in Turkey.
@@nancygedik4324 no, no you are brave.. Can you speak Turkish?
What a nice story that you have. I wish very healthy and happy life to you and your husband.
Greetings from Istanbul.
Hi Chelsea! I'm from Indonesia. Same here. Some times i've got overwhelming thought about Turkey. I dont know why LoL. I love Turkey sooooo much ❤️
I can say that
Turkey is the world's center of tolerance and differences...
It's the food
Same for me, I am Turkish and I want to come Indonesia sometime and also I try to learn Indonesian, I don't know why just it sounds well :D
@@Braid_group_magduru thank you 😇 I appreciate it, kindly just come and we offering you about our beautiful places in our country like yours 🇹🇷🇮🇩
@@ivory9025 but it’s true though the food in Turkey is really good
I live in USA over 16 years, I miss Turkey every single day. Many people want to come here thinking it will be like those at the movies, glamorous life and richness. Yes if you are smart you make money here but loneliness and grayness( everywhere is same looking same type of buildings same style same roads etc is horrible here) friendships are mostly fake, selfishness is extreme, it is all about money here, neighbor relationships is mostly all about hey how ya doing, good etc fake small talks...no one knocks your door, hah. So yea I miss Turkey, Turkey is a heaven on earth. Trust me Turkey is amazing.
Yess thas so tru America is so depressing
Agree . I’m Italian who moved in America married a Turk and moving in Turkey with our girls. Miss Europe and the Mediterranean. I will be so close to Italy too. 🙏🏻❤️
Weisz82 you all will be very happy there, and the best part is there are incredible flight deals from Istanbul to Italy all the time.
Barry my dream is to move back to Turkey a small beach town from US and enjoy my life. Our Russian friends mostly visit southern parts of Turkey like the city Antalya and they love there ;)
david yalcin hope so. I stayed there 3 months 6 years ago and I loved it so I had cuz it reminded me my south Italy. We are moving to Adana where my husband is from. I’m looking for an international school to give my 9!years old a smooth transition from English to Turkish.
Once I met a Japanese girl in a movie making course I attended in Ankara. She said that whenever she sees the Turkish flag, she becomes misty-eyed. She explained it like that. "I moved to Turkey in order to study at the university --I don't remember what department it was. She stayed there for two years without visiting home. After two years, she went to Japan and visited her father. Her father shook her hand and said a cold 'Wellcome' just like a stranger. No hugging or a smile. This triggered something in her and she decided to stay in Turkey from then on. In fact, she decided to be a Turk.
"Türkiye ruh ikizimdi" çok güzel ya....
Nobody:
Chelsea: I must move to Turkey
bu tam oturmuş
Bu nobody muhabbeti de nedir kardeş bi açıklar mısın her yerde aynıbtarz yorumlar ? Bu arada kişi konuşurken have to ya da must ifadesine göre kullanabilir arklar kavga etmeyin. Mesela bana neden hapı içtin dediğinde -içmek zorundaydım (have to) da diyebilirim. içmeliydim (must) de diyebilirim. Mesela bu kızın resmi hiçbir nedeni yokken tamamen çok istediğinden have to kalıbını kullanıyor güçlü bi şekilde vurgulamak için.
@@ylst8874 redditten fırlayan bi meme (mim) işte komik işte gül geç :d
@@erayalc4827 yok "bu da ne beya" demiyorum olayın çıkışını merak ettim 😉
@@barisarch dediklerinin hiçbiri doğru değil kanka have to alışkanlık filan değil ve son cümlende aşırı cringe oldum baya saçmalamışın xd
I'm glad you didn't wake up one morning and said "I have to move to Zimbabwe".
Lol
@Beauty Fitness What is right with Zimbabwe?
One day I woke up and an overwhelming voice tell me to move to Turkey.
Then I realized that I am already living in Turkey.
So I totally understand you.
Going to Turkey is a childhood dream of mine. 11 years later and I am still here :( while people around me go visit as if it's no big deal
the voice within me:”You have to move from turkey” every morning
Why?
Baybars Mamluk. Do u live in turkey?
Ahmet Yücetürk lütfen yabancı arkadaşlara kötü örnek olmazsan 😂. Zaten şurda türkiyeyi seven 1 avuç insan var onları da korkutmayalım :D
Turan Turk haklısın birden yazıverdim ama napıyım gerçekten çok bunaldım
@@ahmetyuceturk2608 Yes,i live in istanbul.
Really interesting story!
I'm full of respect of your decision, Chelsea.
I'm a turkish man, born and living in Germany since 50 years. More and more I also have a kind of this "overwhelming Feeling" to move and live in Turkey.
I really hope, that wish become true in short distance.
Inşallah...
Omg, I lived in Turkey for about 5 months and it's been like a year that I'm back to Iran (my county) .But today I woke up with such a feeling and told my mom that I have to go back to Turkey and the feeling is so strong.I know that I have to stay here more to finish some projects but the calling is just so clear that I can't neglect it.
@WayWard Citizen Well all religions could be strange in some aspects and there are non-religious people in all countries including Iran and Turkey. Plus, I should inform you that there are muslims living in Africa. As you can see it's hard to generalize and if I were you I would try not to reply a stranger's comment with unnecessary anger.
@WayWard Citizen Unfortunately, most politicians around the world do what they want as long as they're in power. Look what happened to Venezuela or the leadership of North Korea is another example. Politicians either use religion or another tool in order to manipulate people.
WayWard Citizen you literally sound like some guy from south part of the states just taught about bad, negative and fake information.
WayWard Citizen i don’t blame you but you should learn and educate your self
@WayWard Citizen ur disgusting man.
I moved to Turkey from NY in 1993 best decision I ever made
can i ask something.. why did you pick that name, zekai ;)
Omg what’s wrong with u
:(((((((((
I was living in London England and for a whole year and for no reason I was depressed and I had a feeling ill be happier in northern Cyprus so after one year I left everything and started a new life in North Cyprus and now I feel like I am so lucky and happy and most of all I fell more healthy.
I've been depressed too since I was 11 I'm 18 now the only thing that has brought me some joy and comfort is Turkish music and series. I'm aware that its not a paradise but it looks nice and the people are nice too and here in the US it's a bit depressing and I don't know what to do. Maybe I should stay in Turkey for a while once I can or move to Boston although as each day passes I no longer wish to live in Boston as much as I wanted to when I was 11.
I'm so inlove with Turkey....I want to visit so bad and i've even thought of moving there....I'm self teaching myself the language each day. I love their culture and traditions. the people there look friendly and sweet. The country itself is BEAUTIFUL. All the different seasons. Yea so i'm giving myself another year or so to visit there.
Jameille McLennan have you ever been to Turkey? What makes it so appealing to you of all places? Just wondered.
Go after TR will have filed for chapter 11 in 2021
You will be welcomed here just like others. Live your life as you wish. Ofcource if you want to live with us, my people will help you whereever you are in Türkiye. Don't worry.
@@tranCe59 You are so kind thank you. I know you are all full of warm hospitality and i am looking forward to coming to your beautiful country. I have fallen in love with Turkey.
@@jameillemclennan9539 Don't be late my friend, life is short and catch your dreams. At least you will be a place that others will help you without question your decisions.
meanwhile in turkey we were praying to god to send us lots of nice tourists :D
orçun ahhh the mystery is finally revealed😂🙌🏻☺️
So sweet!!!! I hope I’m out there soon! I love turkey❤️
@@Marisol7773 i hope you get here soon because summer is fading away. some night started to be chilly.
istanbul looks great in every season but i prefer summer.
orçun I love winter time more than summer ❤️ yes I will be out there soon! Istanbul ❤️❤️❤️ much love always 💘💘💘💘💘 love meeting new people!
@@Marisol7773 You will be welcomed, friend. Our country is full of amazing places to discover. Come and see all beauties of this land :)
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%90: you have to move to Turkey
%10:explaining
Hahahahahaha I love this comment
Hahahahah
Wow I'm so happy I'm also in Turkey Eskisehir ...
+I have to move to Turkey
-Why
+Because i dont know anything about Turkey sjsjjsj
😅😅😅
She is adventurous. I'll give her that. 😂
Hey there. I am from India. Loved this honest reply session to the question. Well like you felt the connection and moved to Turkey, for some unknown reason, I also find Turkey fascinating. I really don't know why I find their culture, art, history architecture , language so FASCINATING. And I guess that's why out of the blue I started watching Turkish series and then one day I am like I really want to learn their language. I find it really beautiful. Hence, it's been a week or two, I have started learning Turkish.
Rituparna Padhi Great🇹🇷👍🏻
@@everAU2 ☺️☺️
I hope you learn in a short time
@@HappyLife-kx9gx tessekkurler ederim.. 😄😄
@@mfdmfd3239 tessekkurler ederim.. It's tough though. Well, I hope I do. ☺️
"As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from uneasy dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic insect-like creature."
Damn nigga that's exactly what it is!
I laughed hard on this
I'm in the same position right now. Already gone to turkey 6 years ago when I just turned 18. Now in 3 weeks I go back to start my life again
Beautiful story. ☺️ Moving to Turkey was simply your Dharma. You are actually lucky to be able to hear that strong inner voice and also had courage to follow it. 💫 So many of us cover our inner voices with many other things that we cannot hear it or pretend not to hear it and then just keep complaining with our lives.
I loved your story and I can undrrstand how motivated one feels when following their intutions. The sense of achievement takes you to another level of self confidence 👍
It’s so interesting , you need to trust your feelings 😄
I'm from India. One day As soon as I saw #canyaman in one of my friends whatsapp status I searched for him in instagram and i found that he had played a role in #erkencikus so i started to watch that series which impressed me #their culture #their respect #their good habits in everything and all from then on i have a strong feeling to settle in Turkey one day....may be with the blessings of almighty i may atleast find a friend in Turkey and may go to turkey and learn their culture and find a family 😇😇
I have also same plan and also I'm from India, I watch ertugrul series. Where do u stay in India.
@@syedshamshudin wow great... Tamilnadu
Çok İlginç ve ayni zamanda güzel bir hikaye. Hayatta tesadüf diye birşey yoktur, kader vardir , seni yönlendiren sesi dinlemelisin belki mutluluğu türkiyede bulacaksin.
kash1515 teşekkür ederim🙏🏻😀🙌🏻
kader mi xd tamam xdddd
İyiki turkiyeye gitmisin abd baksana her ulkeyi karistiriyor kurtulmussun ordan turkiye gibi cennete gelmeklen
Herşeyi kadere bağlama.
@@ChelseaElizabethIZMIR You may watch Joseph Campbell's 6 hours of conversation with Bill Moyers ( Power of Myth ) where at some point JC coins the marvelous phrase "Follow your Bliss (heart) " which it seems you did.
I was 60 years old, a retired teacher. 2005. The imam of a local (suburban NY) mosque told 2 (members) teacher friends that his sister needed an "English speaker" in a private H>S> in Izmir. They said to him, "Pat will do it"... and I did!
It changed my life!
Wish I could meet you - I'll be there April or May...
I first visited turkey in 2007 i was just 16years old ever since then i visit Turkey everyday i just can't explain it but something gets me addicted
As a Turkish American "airline pilot" guy, im planning to do same.
Do not. If you love your mental health and happiness *do not*
Çağrı Bey
Stfo lmao you just made me laugh. You think it’s a joke but it could effect her/him destiny. Shut up and get lost.
To be honest, there is something really magical about this country despite the chaotic lifestyle...
True humanity within our veins
"Chaotic Lifestyle" thats the magic :)
Exactly. I feel that too
Exactly
I was just about to say it... but you already did !
I saw my husband on the social media and actually i didin't know anything about him except his name but a sound in my heart said you will marry with him. I married and we are happy now.thank God 🤲🏼
kocan nereli ki?
@@faytclubs nevşehirli
@@AyseNur-my2oh siz
Ben de türküm siz yabancı sandınız sanırım 'soul mate' dediği için yazmak istedim
Hello Chelsea. I enjoyed your video so much. My story is similar to yours. I also wanted to move to Turkey on what seemed like a whim. It was 2015 and my mom convinced me to watch a Turk soap opera (Binbir Gece) that was airing in my country (Panama). I finally watched it and for who knows what reason, I soon became obsessed with Turkey, its history, its culture, its language, its men, everything about Turkey fascinated me. My first impulse was not to move there but to learn the language. (I was afraid to do something I would deeply regret later.) Understanding the language would really make me feel closer to them. So in 2016 I took an online Turkish course. I did not have a job. I lived from doing occasional gigs as a translator and language interpreter. These gigs were too occasional for anybody to live off of, but I had organized myself with a minimalist lifestyle and have the super power of living with very little money.
Anyhow, I was so determined to learn Turkish that I devoted four hours a day to studying. It was insanely difficult but I was not going to let anything stop me. This is not normal in me. I'm lazy and when things get difficult I have no qualms about quitting. But not this time. When things got difficult I told myself "I'll be damned if I stop learning. I'm going to learn Turkish or I'm going to die trying." I also studied Turk history, watched Turk TV series, got Turk friends, etc. I felt that my fate was connected with Turkey.
Soon my biggest dream became visiting Turkey. In 2017 I decided to go spend a month there. I thought if I did so, the obsession would lessen, that I'd be satisfied with having seen it and I'd be happy. It didn't work out that way, though. It only made me want to go back more. Now I had something to miss. However, I didn't have the money to go back every year and see everything I want to see.
In 2019 my life underwent a drastic change. After ten years without work or money, I got a full-time job. I can now afford to travel twice a year. So I will go visit in September of this year.
You and I have so much in common. You seem to have my same personality. Do you know if you're an INFP?
Anyhow, I will watch your other videos. I wish I had found you years ago.
güzel bir hikayen var dostum. umarım herşey gönlünce olur.
Girl you did the right thing, which you the best , I have been thinking about retiring in Turkey, I visited Turkey this year and loved every minute there , so I might file for an early retirement and enjoy my life there
Hello dear Chelsea! I so envy and admire your courage of moving to Turkey ten yrs ago!!! I have been so enamored with all things Turkey for the past 2-3 yrs...and for me it feels like I have a very strong spiritual connection to this land....whether or not I lived there in some past lives or not...it feels like "home" to me!! Sadly I don't trust in my means to move there at my current age (61)...so glad I came upon your page today....namaste! Be well and at peace gal! Barb
As long as you have some kind of salary from United States (idk if you are from there.) You will be just fine. I do believe you might get a job as well.
As long as you have some kind of salary from United States (idk if you are from there.) You will be just fine. I do believe you might get a job as well.
Go Barb go.
That’s exactly what happens to me too and in Turkey now
omg. so samee. i lived in Turkey for 5years and then i leaved because of visa problems and now im in shok everyday. i missed Turkey so much can't explain people in Turkey are soo warm so goood i missed everything. i speak 4 languages and very good Turkish to if, anyone whants to take me there im ready ahah.
Where r u from ?
@@AB-sb9rk Georgia xD
@@Kikilo ohh you are near !!
@@AB-sb9rk sure i am 😊😊
I watch your videos for improving my English. It works :) I m following Your Channel and Lucy's Channel.
Why I'm here bec that's exactly what I'm feeling right now. Turkey is calling me
Kelly Vogue's COME HERE RIGHT NOW!!
Welcome dear friend, in most of our hearts "if u feel Turkish inside you are Turk" Being Turk is not just a national or race or anyelse boxes like that. If u really search history about , please dont get it naionist or similar , but Turk's behaviours ,real traditions (not broked ones from others ) actually everything seems always try to find or to do best kind of human reactions which can be done.
Rasict 🦃
İt was probably your spirit guides pushing you in the right direction :)
Absolutely I believe that!
Vatandasliklari degistirebiliriz istersen. :D Bende Amerikaya tasinmak istiyorum.
Tim L biz oraya gitmek istiyoruz ama o macera arıyor bu ülkeye gelerek 😁
Aynen bok var sanki türkiyede
Lara D adam Amerika’da en iyi hayatı yaşamış şimdi Türkiye’de en kötüsünü yaşamaya çalışıyor
Lara D hahahhahaha
Hahahahaha
OMG I LOVED LOVED THAT STORY! I'm all about following your heart even if it's goes against logic. I'm glad you did that
Hi Dear chelsea Elizabeth
Thank you for sharing story yes brave people do it since you were so young big applause for this step. I came back from turkey three months ago & i cant stop thinking of this amazing country i just cant get off my mind & i am into process of planning to moving to Turkey as i have jib here & i think i am not brave like you.I can not imagine what work i can do in turkey because i cant’t speak turkey even i tried to learn a bit. Your story is really inspiring. I like you so much wish i get a chance to see & meet you next time i come.
The story is me everyday , everyone tells me why turkey and im just here like idk i have a weird overwhelming feeling and i really want to go this year
That's seems good, where are u from.
Hi, I’m from Costa Rica and I feel very related to you. I have been dreaming with moving to Turkey for over a year on a half. If you can help me in anyway, I would really appreciate it
From CR too ! And moving to Turkey next month
Prolly because you guys have watched too much of Turkish series
Guys and gals,we have enough number of spies,we can not handle all of you at the same time :) i can email you secret recipes of Turkish cuisine you dont have to come all the way..
@@veritasvirtuslibertas3787 hahaha
Maria Eugenia Mora Mora,
😂Migration of birds has already begun, I guess. I moved to the US from Turkey and retired here. Now, thinking to move to CR. What's wrong with us?
Countless times "you have to move to Turkey" are told and even I live in Turkey, it pushes me to move on lol
I love the turkish language. I feel that I have a strong conexion with it, even I'm not from Turkey. Merhabaa, nasılsın guys?😂❤
İyiyiz bacım sız nasılsınız
Bir gün uyandığında telefon aldı "Yeni görevin Türkiye"
One morning I woke up and I had this overwhelming feeling that I had to move to the States. Then within one day, I realized that I am not welcome in the States and I can’t even get a 3-day tourist visa. Then the next morning I woke up and I had this overwhelming feeling that I have to live in Turkey until the day I die. :) that’s a nice story too, right? :))
Şaka bi yana, such a sweet story. Glad you’re happy with the decision you made for your own life and it turns out all good for you. Hoşgeldin, sefalar getirdin.
Hi I'm from India Even I had overwhelming feeling about UAE on 2010 then I was 20 I applied for a passport and in 2012 I went UAE Now I have same feeling for turkey.
drinking game: take a shot everytime chelsea says “turkey, overwhelming & feeling” and you’re wasted at the end of the video.
Stfu
Her sabah gerçekten aynı hissi yaşıyorum. Hatta bu video çok güzel bir tesadüf oldu. Her gün ILLINOİS e taşınmam gerek hissiyle yaşıyorum. Seni gerçekten çok iyi anlıyorum ya.
"turkey was my soulmate" lol that made me laugh out loud, I thought it was so cute, I really liked this story, it's strange and it felt kinda magical.
I got this overwhelming feeling about Valhalla
I am Iraqi-American, and I love Turkey, and I really want to move to Turkey, I have a consistent feeling that I should move to Turkey, I love the museums there, and I have my grandma who was originally from there. Yes, I am gonna do it, and soon.
İn turkey 1 american dolar is 6 turkish lira. İf you still want move go ahead.
@@yarndanoncekigun.7638 Turkey has high quality entertainment venues, historical sites and restaurants. All of this is much cheaper than what we would get in the USA. I'm having the same thoughts.
@@OmarOsman98 umm look. You can ear Steak for 20-30 dollars i dont know the values it is just my thought. But in turkey the cheaper steak is 150 turkish liras.
Incredible story! 😮
I wish I could move to Turkey? 😢
Welcome here , I hope you will enjoy your every moments. Best of luck for you . The people you meet in Türkiye will always help you cause I know my people they never step back to help foreign people.
Hello Chelsea, great to have you here in mother land of a ancient civilizations .. It is obvious that your calling is brought you here and I highly suggest that you dig deep for your purpose .. I am originally Turkish , moved to USA ,stayed in the US for 20yrs. then moved back to Turkey again.. anyways I get the same question from.my friends as "why did you come back here" anyways , I hope your experience is going well here and if you need any assistance or in bed of help, please keep in touch..
P.S I suggest you search for your truth , you've heard your calling Loud and took action therefore there is more awaits for you I believe..
Much love to.you and again great to have you back where your soul belongs 🥂
some typos there🙄 , sorry
hii, I love Turkey as well, hearing your story makes me want to move too haha. started following you and love to hear more stories!!
İf u gonna move to Turkey u should move İzmir.
Türkiye de seninle aynı şeyleri hissediyor. İyi ki buradasın. ❤️
Omg !! I did the same thing, I woke up once day and said I’m moving to Istanbul . I’ve been in turkey for about 7 months now and I am absolutely in love with this country!
You should see other cities like Antalya, Ankara, İzmir..
I'm going myself
How did you manage to do it? I've been looking into moving there but the all the visa requirements and other things seems daunting. I also worry about the bachelor degree requirement since I don't have one.
@@bladedsentiment you don’t need a bachelors degree to go there and now it’s visa free if you want to stay longer and get a residency card the best way is to enroll in school. Take basic Turkish lessons at a university and you can get residency first a year. As long as you have a high school diploma. If you need help let me know.
@@fabiannafay8864 I've considered the university method. Curious how that works. Mind filling me in? Also, as I understand it you can't get a work permit so how do you navigate around that?
I totally understand what you mean. I respect your courage to open up about this feeling. I lived in Turkey for almost two years, and I miss it. I'm thinking of leaving Los Angeles for Turkey. I miss that feeling of being inspired, happy, and alive. All I need to do is to guarantee there is work available for me there before I fly. I lived in Istanbul, Ankara, Sivas, Bursa, and visited İzmir, and Antalya.
What state do you live/work in?
Hi Chelsea! Thank you for sharing this and many of your videos, I found myself laughing Sooo hard, you have given a great perspective into life / people in Turkey. (I’m a Turk living in the US the past 12 years) your Turkish is very good! Going back to the content of this video, it is not weird at all! You had been guided by your highest self to take on a mission! And it came in the form of strong messages as soon as you woke up. This is something to pay attention to as our missions is not that clear as we move through our physical existence. How brave and powerful you are to listen to your inner guidance and take action instead of ignoring it! The universe speaks to us in sometimes mysterious but sometimes in very powerful ways. It is up to us to receive the messages and move with our free will. You were being guided and your mind & heart aligned with your guidance and you made it a reality! I am sure as you moved through your journey in Turkey- and as I can tell from your videos- that you feel that is where you are supposed to be & that is what you are supposed to do. Keep listening to your inner & higher self as that will never let you down & guide you where you are meant to be 💐❤️
Loved your answer and would luv to listen more also i wanna move to Turkey myself lets make the best of it 😍😍
I wish someday i go Turkey
julivie Endino oh you dont want to life is so hard in here
@@azra-rf3js ohhh really. Turkey is the best country nice place
u dont know anything lol
julivie Endino no unfortunately its not
@@julivieendino9993 where do you live
I moved 5 years ago and I'm still happy here
Im starting to get fascinated to Turkey too. What made you move there?
@@mariamercedesrodriguez8577 My grandparents lived in Turkey so my parents choosed to live in Turkey too. I don't have a special cause.. :)
My english is not good at all so I can't explain it well :/
hey dude are you high?
@@SencerKzlck krdş türkçem ingilizcemden daha iyi
I woke up one morning and I had this overwhelming feeling "You have to move to the USA" and it's been 3 years:)
I saw in a documentary one woman saw Turkey in her dream and moved here,
Good thing that you had the chance to see Izmir before you saw Ağrı. Imagine how you would feel about Turkey if u saw Ağrı first. The image in ur mind about Turkey would be unfixable You would run and not look back I bet 🤣
I totally understand u this is exactly how I feel I don’t even know ine Turkish person
kavehll I’m Turkish.You can ask me questions .(I can’t speak very well.)
This video reminds me a meme that says “now entering Turkey; we were born here, what’s your excuse?” 😄
Anyways I hope you enjoy your time here ☺️🙏🏻
ezgiaksoy, 😂😂😂 They must add "Welcome to the land of fate victims." in that meme.
You are so lucky to be able to live in there .. thousands of people wish to have the ability to do as you did. It’s great country , culture & people.
I wake up every single morning with this overwhelming feeling " I have to move to USA or Canada or anywhere but Turkey". But they won't accept me because I'm Turkish.
Hacım gitmek istiyorsan kendini değerli kılmalısın.
@@smashing-3291 aynen öyle lan. Amerika batının göt deliğidir. Oradaki batılılar bile avrupaya göç ediyor. REZALET bir sistemi var. Yani Türkiye mükkemel değil ama kanada, norveç, isviçre dururken amerika çok saçma.
Come to India.
@Can Xuanzeng 🇧🇷Sao Paulo veya Recife veya 🇵🇦Panama Şehri'ni öneririm.insanlar kuzeyden daha iyidir😊
@@lisanaaries3010 Buenos Aires i denedim 3 ay. İnsanlar süperdi ama ekonomi TR yi aratmadı (
I believe what you experienced a move of God. He moves us where he needs us. Congratulations you listened.
"Overwhelming feeling you have to go to Turkey!" x 10,000 times!
You can be happy all over the world because you are a positive woman. I just watched your one video on youtube and I decided it and I will keep watching your video. I am from turkey. I did bacame happy to see your channel.
I have always wanted to go to turkey for vacation just to see the beautiful places in there and their traditional food and when i went there i was amazed by their hospitality and everything and ofc i would go there again
Good Choice... I need to move back to 🙏🏻
I’m glad that your video popped up. I have this feeling, I wanna move to Turkey. I was googling and watching youtube videos about Turkey. I live in US. How about residency in Turkey . And do you visit US often? Thank you for informations .
That is so true. The thought that I want more and more to move to Turkey comes to me several times a week. But what will I do there? I am over 50...
Just try to communicate with people. Believe me they will love it! If you show them that you're trying to learn their culture, they will love you so much and they will try to communicate you back!!
It is really an interesting story. You are happy to live in this country and we are happy to have a sweet person like you, in our country. Thank you for sharing.
Izmir love`s you...
And so do you.
That voice in your head could have said 'I have to move to Chad'. Verilmiş sadakan varmış fgdfgsjf
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