And İ learnt from my grandma- in blacksea Turkish the hortlak is “obur” especially in form of coming out another being. Therefore I was insistingly say this story cant be from there
The story he tells sounds impossible to me because in that region people do not have common graveyards to be located on a deserted mountain. They in fact maintain their graves behind their houses in their yards. This story more possibly sounds like 'Karamanlis' Orthodox Turks made, since this 'hortlak' belief is still very much feared in central Anatolia, after burrying the dead they almost never visit the graves. This is a major difference betwen Anatolia's coastal and central regions. However, it is true that muslim culture hurries up the burial process, what for Orthodox Jewish culture is the same, believing that when a dad body has not been provided to soil, then the person's soul is suffering in between two worlds. Myself believing in the Christian methods reliability that it might be possible one person once in blue moon can revive -then actual hortlak is that persons And the Dogs as hortlak seen since in regions where people don’t take care of graves, especially during hungers and wars, dogs are never fed, and they open graves to eat human bodies, for instance in Kastomu- where they have common graves on mountains, we hear that bears are still doing this. Therefore, why in Trabzon Rize and Artvin part people are assuming their death in their gardens, should be well understood, now. He maintains some evil 👿 soul to tell such a story. Such people you have everywhere, kavara talkers, but people are easily believing in them unfortunately. They just do not listen to rightous, doğru söyleyeni dokuz köyden kovarlar ve zırnık koklatmazlar. Çiğ süt emmiş insan oğlu, şeytan ruhlulara daha çabuk tav olur.
this is racist. and he is not with good intentions. karamanlis likos. he is half karamanlis half blacksea. and the story is from central anatolia, hortlak even a central anatolian word, we dont use it. we say 'dirildi or canlandi.
And İ learnt from my grandma- in blacksea Turkish the hortlak is “obur” especially in form of coming out another being. Therefore I was insistingly say this story cant be from there
He doesn’t speak proper Pontic Greek.
how so?
The story he tells sounds impossible to me because in that region people do not have common graveyards to be located on a deserted mountain. They in fact maintain their graves behind their houses in their yards.
This story more possibly sounds like 'Karamanlis' Orthodox Turks made, since this 'hortlak' belief is still very much feared in central Anatolia, after burrying the dead they almost never visit the graves. This is a major difference betwen Anatolia's coastal and central regions. However, it is true that muslim culture hurries up the burial process, what for Orthodox Jewish culture is the same, believing that when a dad body has not been provided to soil, then the person's soul is suffering in between two worlds. Myself believing in the Christian methods reliability that it might be possible one person once in blue moon can revive -then actual hortlak is that persons
And the Dogs as hortlak seen since in regions where people don’t take care of graves, especially during hungers and wars, dogs are never fed, and they open graves to eat human bodies, for instance in Kastomu- where they have common graves on mountains, we hear that bears are still doing this.
Therefore, why in Trabzon Rize and Artvin part people are assuming their death in their gardens, should be well understood, now.
He maintains some evil 👿 soul to tell such a story. Such people you have everywhere, kavara talkers, but people are easily believing in them unfortunately. They just do not listen to rightous, doğru söyleyeni dokuz köyden kovarlar ve zırnık koklatmazlar. Çiğ süt emmiş insan oğlu, şeytan ruhlulara daha çabuk tav olur.
@@ashwinnmyburgh9364 He mixes standard Greek too much with Pontic Greek.
@@ashwinnmyburgh9364 and he doesn't have Pontic accent, he have modern greek accent
this is racist. and he is not with good intentions. karamanlis likos. he is half karamanlis half blacksea. and the story is from central anatolia, hortlak even a central anatolian word, we dont use it. we say 'dirildi or canlandi.
it was one of the disgusting and racist story I've eve heard, he talking like nothing all of those metaphors and expressions are just racist af