Turkey vs USA // Which one is better?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Let me know what other things you'd like me to talk about as a foreigner living in Turkey! I get asked tons of questions about moving from the U.S. to Turkey all the time so let me know what you guys are interested in learning.
Even Chelsea thinks about "Silivri must be cold" :D
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Chelsea maybe a sjw.Who knows?İ dont think Us politicians are angels.They armed Pkk-Ypg and Jewish backed Us media support Ypg fighter and saying Trump a back stabber.İ wonder why?
I really laughed at the mimics of the government part.
Linç yerim diye mi konuşmadı
@@garibanleo4765 tereddüt etmiştir
Which minutes
@@gevsek4538 13:05 😁😁😁😁
@@xpressj.carter617 thanks :)
I love that you moved there! I’m from the Midwest in the United States and I can’t wait to come visit Turkey! Looks amazing! 😊
You'll be amazed,believe me....Istanbul,love at first sight🥰
My dream is a hot air balloon ride in Cappadocia!!!
Yeah it is cool there unless you are one of the citizens 😂
@@ajf9041 Cool, how far are you from Chicago?
@@stewartadd5605 I’m in Minneapolis! It’s -9 degrees Fahrenheit today lol. I believe that’s -22 Celsius? Cold. 🥶
Altyazı olmadan videoyu anladım arkiler kına yakmaya gitcem lxödşxçdğdkdğdçdğx
Çok üzücü bir şeg söyleyeyim mi, ben de çok seviniyordum anladığım için böyle B1 olduğum halde C1'mişim gibi falan ama yanlış hatırlamıyorsam bir videoda biz anlayalım diye özellikle yavaş konuştuğunu söylemişti 🥲 Ama yanlış hatırlıyor olabilirim. Yine de tebrikler
@Burçin Bircan yok, gerçekten baya yavaş konuşuyor.
@Burçin Bircan İngilizce öğretmeni olarak cevap vereyim. Buna CEFR seviyesi deniyor. Yani Avrupa Dilleri Ortak Çerçeve Sınıflandırılması. A1giriş seviyesi B1, intermediate... bu şekilde gidiyor. B1 seviyesindeki bir kişi günlük konuşmaları anlayabilir, kendisi, çevresi, hayatı hakkında konuşabilir vs. En üst seviye C2 seviyes oluyor. Kitap okuma, akıcı konuşma, dizi, filmleri anlama gibi son seviye. Bu videoya gelince, hanımefendi sıradan bir yerliye göre nispeten yavaş konuşuyor, fazla duraksıyor. Şiveye gelecek olursak Amerikan aksanı yapıyor. Şivesiz konuşuyor diyemeyiz yani.
@Burçin Bircan Evet Chealsea gerçekten yavaş konuşuyor. Native speaker, yerlilerle konuşuyorum ve Chealse konuşurken sanki İngilizceyi yeni öğrenmiş biri gibi fazla duraksıyor, anlamamız için.
Evet şive ve aksan farklı :)
Thank you for your kind words. Take good care of yourself.
@@bengisuayyldz Evet yavaş konuşuyor fakat yurtdışındayken birine yabancı olduğunu belli eder ve yavaş konuşmasını rica edersen aynısını o da yapabilir. Ki zamanla kulağın alışacaktır ve daha hızlı konuşmaları da anlayacaksındır. Bol bol maruz kal.
I’m sorry but, when it comes to clothes Turkey surpasses the US! When I’m in Turkey with my American clothes on, NOBODY ever says. Oh my gosh, I love that! Where can I get it?? But, every time I wear clothing purchased in Turkey in America people ALWAYS love what I’m wearing and ask me where I bought it.
That might also be because Turkish clothing is unusual and exotic in the US and people react to it whereas popular US clothing is known all over the world and is not so new to anyone, even in Turkey. Does that make sense?
mal mal yorumlar yapip bizi daha da rezil etme.
Yeah I agree, Istanbul has amazing shopping malls and bazaars. Zara is like half the price compared to the US, cause so many of their clothes are manufactured in Turkey. Also lots a modest options for an American Muslim like myself. I was able to take lots of shopping back home.
Absolutely! If i wear clothing purchased in Turkey people always compliment me or asking where did you get it.
But the quality in turkey sucks even Chinese products are better than turkish products
I live in Europe and whenever I come to turkey and go shopping to buy new clothes, I normally go to the small local no name shops and find extremely trendy pieces ! And whenever I come back to Europe (germany), the clothes I found in turkey, I slowly start to see them in clothing shops in Germany too 😂 it always kind of feels like as if Europe gets inspiration from turkey, what comes to clothes (that applies for Germany at least)
Hahah really
kedileri bile iki dile alıştırmış ya çıldıracam sghjsj
About uniform: Turkish people don't like uniform, they want to wear whatever they want (not something stupid, something normal) american people don't use uniform, so they want it. It is like you want to be warm when it is winter, and you want to be cold in summer
Nono turkish people so much ABD wask poaple
Bruh the 2 people who comment is türkish
Chelsea küçüklük,lise dönemindeki yaşadığın ilginç anılardan varsa o dönemlerdeki fotoğraflarını bizimle paylaştığın bi video çeker misiiin😍😍
Can you do a video on turkey vs USA dating culture?or what your experiences have been like dating in turkey. love your videos btw
Ye she should it’d be fun to watch
ı will "up" that :)
Up up up 🔝🔝🔝
Great idea 😀
@@kubranurakus6172 buna mı takıldın cidden
My husband and his family keeps telling me that when I eventually do go to Turkey, I will never want to come back. We’ll see ☺️ I feel like I will feel similarly to you.
As i understand it your husband is turkish.I'm happy for you as a Turkish guy.Let it be the most beautiful for you...
I love Turkey from Pakistan! We are the same nation. We Pakistani are genetically and culturally and religiously same as Turkey. We are most brother country with Turkey and We love the great Mr. Erdogan. I am ready to sacrifice my children for our leader Mr. Erdogan and Islam.
@@zubairmohammadyusuf942 omg i am very very happy to you. And you are muslim i happy for this. You're on the right track man. Keep going like that. Loves And good nights...
@@polat.8093 alhamdulillah there is nothing better than Islam in the world. I am so proud to be Muslim. Are you Muslim?
My husband is Turkish and we go every few years to see family, and I never like leaving. Its so beautiful there, everyone is so nice and the food is sooo good.
My wife and I will be visiting Turkey in July - Istanbul and Izmir - we are excited - thank you for your channel!
So, how was it? The culture is very different, right?
I like uniforms. When i studying in elementary school, someone gave all students the same good quality shoes. It felt great everyone has same things
I'm glad I'm from the generation who had to wear uniforms until the end of high school, I like them too and think they achieved their traditional purpose very well
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Nobody:
Chelsea: Oğlumm! Noldu? *Kisses cat*
Chelsea belki de Türktür bizi yiyodur :D Çok kıllandım
Salın beni kardeşim
elizabeth: school is better in Turkey
EXCUSE ME🥺
i'm struggling with the exam stress so hard...
American school is easy... their universities are difficult
@@jasd7059 u are frome USA
@@bogac7623 No but I have cousins
Hahaha güzellll
turkey schools suck
we have to move away to study wtf
Chelsea Izmir'in sicak ve güzel , Silivrinin ise soguk ve karanlik oldugunu bildiginden "Government" kisminda sessiz kalmis.:D:D:D
I'm a Turkish American. I lived in Turkey for 34 years and in the US for 28 years. As Chelsea said there are pros and cons between the two countries. However, for me, the US is the better one for opportunities, living standards, stable economic systems, rules of law, human rights, equality of women, animal rights, broad higher education system, better infrastructure and the higher value of citizenship abroad.
Turkey's social life is more appealing. Family ties are stronger. People are more friendly. Since I was born and raised in Turkey, I'm very accustomed to the Turkish cuisine. Turkish historical sites are exceptional, etc.
Overall, the US is better place for a working class. I had so much opportunities here that I couldn't even dream about having the same in Turkey. Politics have little to do with the ordinary people's life in the US, whereas, Silivri is always cold in Turkey.
ABD de dahil birkaç ülkede bulundum ve senin de dediğin gibi ABD, alış-veriş yönünden gerçekten çok kapsamlı bir ülke. Özellikle de kapitazlimin getirdiği rekabet, bunu daha da kamçılıyor. Yalnız mallar genelde Çin'den olduğu için kaliteleri de tartışılır tabii.
I get this same reaction everytime i say I'm American. Drives me nuts. They seem to think Turkey is hell and America is paradise 🤦🏼♂️
bro ı told u only 1 think if u want buy car in Turkey u need pay so much tax example : if u want buy 10.000 US DOLAR CAR U need pay goverment 40 k more and gasoline so expensive its not problem but if ur engine big like 2.5L OR SOMETHİNK LİKE THAT OR 2.2 OR 2.0 TAXES ARE SO EXPENSİVE
Example : u can buy mustang with 10 k
in Turkey mustang is 30 k also 1 dolar = 7 turkish lira 7x3= 210.000 Turkish lira
my monthly salary is 5500 Turkish lira= 900 dolar
CARS ARE SO EXPENSİVE İN TURKEY.
and 1 litre gasoline= 7 turkish lira
1 litre lpg = 3 turkish lira
1 litre diesel 6 turkish lira
I want to go america and ı want buy my dream car thats why...
www.sahibinden.com/otomobil u can check from there this is biggest turkish car selling site
Actually, if you've enough money, every country is a paradise. But you should deeply analyze both sides and then must be asked yourself this question, do you prefer which country for a permanent living?
USA or Turkey?
Yes, America is paradise when compared to Turkey. We have the worst people in the world for starters.
school: america;
american school have much more budged than turkish schools. interesting fact: harvard's budged is higher than the sum of all the turkish universities budgeds.
food: turkey;
turkey has one of the biggest kitchen in the world
shoping: america;
in this topic america is the number one in the world. you can find every products in america.
government: america;
at least there is a working system in america. in turkey everything is between the one man's(you know who he is) two lips anymore.
About uniform....
I living in indonesia...
For the good persective is when we wearing the uniform we look similar each other and no bullying for this.
But in the other hand, when u wearing your own clothes, this is will be bring some issue. I mean the rich one will wearing brand clothes from head to toes and the poor guy will feeling down when they dont have one of them.
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It is same in Turkey 😊
@@bahadrsarslmaz8138 i know what you mean. The rich and the poor one will be showed up no matter what. But for first look, wearing uniform to minimize the diffrent is better one.
Economy is more stable in America than Turkey. There is no often Zam, Zam, Zam 😂
Yea, that is true because US owns the usd.
@@alptheguide not because of that. What about Germany, Japan, Australia, Canada, etc. There are some some countries with good governments, some with ok, some with bad, some with terrible, then we come.
@@bulent2435 We have the best economy in the world
Ekonomisi daha iyi diye Amerika Türkiye'den daha mı iyi oluyor? Ayrıca birbirinizle İngilizce konuşmanıza gerek var mı?
@@bilmiyorum8039 diyor işte okul konusunda amerikada çok fazla zorba çocuklar varmış Türkiyede pek yokmuş tr 1 us 0. Tr deki yemekler daha iyimiş tr 2 us 0. Alışverişte amerika daha iyimiş. Çok fazla uluslararası ürün varmış türkiyeye nazaran tr 2 us 1. Kuaförler de eşitmiş. Özetin özeti.
My experience in American high school was very different. I honestly don’t know who the “popular” kids at my school were. It was so big that I didn’t know everyone in my grade. I wasn’t bullied. I found a group of lovely accepting people. There was a certain amount of background chaos (water balloons, egging of freshmen, fire alarms getting pulled) but it was nothing like the movies.
Abla çevir😊
Sondaki goverment kısmı ince olmuş :)
I studied elementary school in Turkey and for middle and high school was at an American school (in the Netherlands) BUT I can totally relate when you say it’s like in the movies with all the bullying and the cool kids (sadly). Elementary school in Turkey was actually a more fun experience to an extend for me!
For me growing up it was a mix of two worlds, weekdays was going to a english language school(Australian) and on Saturdays Turkish school. My regular english language school was full of bullying where as Turkish school was a more fun experience, even a couple of kids who went to my same english language school who would bully me there would turn around and become friends with me at Turkish school 😐 that was kind of wtf moment when i sat back and thought about it many years later.
About schools, I’m a high school teacher in Çanakkale and you’re right, students here don’t have so many hierarchies. They’re still mean at times (teenagers 😂)
I was born and grew up in Çanakkale. I went schools in there. It was a really fun time. Now I miss it. Good luck with your job. I am glad to see someone from Canakkale :D
Hey Chelsea, have you been to Gaziantep (South-East). It is called as the kitchen of Turkey. :)
Yeah in highschool we don't have much bullying (some in middle school among boys) but we don't have any kind of division like the "the band" or "the football players" or "the nerds" etc.
@@feyzaafk2836 we do. At least in the schools I've attended.
My experience is schools are better in Turkey(I mean high school,secondary and elementary) but college and higher education is better in us . I am a Turkish immigrant who has been living in USA for 7 years!
I encountered the same problem when trying to find international food in Turkey. I looked for a mozzarella in the supermarket and I hardly found just one type, while in my country I can find it in almost every supermarket. Instead they had a lot of feta (I would say it was a popular type of cheese which one can find in supermarkets). I was in one of the 6 biggest cities from Turkey so still I am a little surprised why even in big cities there are not many international food options to choose from in the supermarkets.
@Burçin Bircan what do you mean with ethical reasons? Can you be more specific?
@Burçin Bircan I see but I suppose this is a reality for other type of cheese or/and meat produced industrally.
For curly hair, salons in Turkey are awful! They still destroy curls with thinning shears and style them like its the 80s 😭
Yeah actually it did take me like 3 years of horrific hair experiences before I finally found my current salon😭
1.how about people? relationships with neighbors and outdoor and etc. I moved in the US from Turkmenistan. People in the US use often foul language despite that they are very nice people. I love both the US 🇺🇸 and Turkey 🇹🇷.
2.Health care?
Chelsea Maybe the hairdressers in both countries are good but the biggest difference you forgot to say “ Here it is maybe five times cheaper than America”
Buralar karışır çok riskli bir video jdhdjdhd
I think you must have compared the health systems and architecture.
I can say about school uniform, a tradition leftover from the military order. basically symbolizes equality. both the rich and the poor wear the same clothes at school. only in the physical education class everyone wore the sweatpants they brought from their home. It was then that we could see the distinction between rich children and poor children. however, many schools do not use uniforms these days.
Turkish cuisine is at another level and league, absolute #1 in the world in my opinion.
We still wear uniform ✨
I am from turkey and your videos so funny and nice i love you so much :)
Başlığı görünce ufak bir kahkaha attım 😃
Aynen ya
Aynen bu soru mu Tabiki America
@@microsoftscreen5478 aşırı katılıyorum sana
Tabii ki Türkiye videoya gerek yok
I think that with money you can live good anywhere
That's kinda true, but I would rather be poor in Turkey than in the US.
Another interesting fact about the schools in turkey is that you can not die your hair, you can not enter the school if you have makeup on your face. Also boys are not allowed to enter the school if they are bearded. It used to be like that when i was in school. Besides if a student acts disrespectful, teacher could actually beat(slightly) the student. I dont know if it has changed since then. I guess discipline seems to be really important in terms of maintaining the system and harmony.
Chelsea, not saying anything about government was a brilliant decision. You would have made enemies whatever you told. It seems you have totally adapted to Turkey by now and you are one of us.
İzmir has not a lot options. İf you can go İstanbul you can find everything
Americans have a different dress culture than most of the world. Our every day dress is casual and comfortable, most people don’t dress up unless they are going somewhere important, and even then we might still wear jeans lol. But one thing about America when it comes to dress is that we love unique items of clothing. We appreciate clothes that are vintage or unique to a specific culture. It doesn’t need to be “on trend” for an American to appreciate the value of a unique cultural ensemble or perhaps something that is handmade, etc. Fashion in America is extremely unique compared to other parts of the world because it completely depends on the region as some areas of the US are colder or warmer than others, some tropical 🌴 and some cold and mountainous, and some desert 🌵 and flat, some wet and ☔️ rainy all the time so dress depends on that as well. Currently in America the style is “anything goes”, meaning we mix and match different styles to suite our individual tastes, we don’t always go with what is popular or “trendy” like Europe, but we are more individualistic. High school student or teenagers will definitely follow the trends, but as we evolve as a person most Americans will still consider the trends but incorporate their own sense of style and what feels good on them. That’s the best way for me to explain American dress. And yes, some Americans dress like slobs but not all of them do.
I like the pros & cons format. It would be interesting if you touched on animal welfare, in the US we keep most cats and dogs off the streets, however many do get euthanized at shelters. Whereas in Turkey they gasp at the mention of euthanasia, but feel it’s totally acceptable to dump dogs in forests and let them fend for themselves, or live on the streets hungry, cold, in danger of traffic accidents. As an American living in Turkey it’s hard to decide which is the more fair approach. What’s your thoughts, Chelsea?
We still wear uniforms to school its like a culture now
I love 🇹🇷 & can move there because I watch turkey series! But you? What brought you there?
Niye kıyaslıyoruz ki bence çok anlamsız. İki ülke de tarihi ve kültürel anlamda çok farklı. Amerika çok uluslu bir ülke. Dolayısıyla bir çok konuda çok seçenekli olmak zorunda. Ayrıca ekonomisi bize göre çok güçlü. Bizim ülkemiz ve milletimiz daha milliyetçi. Yani yabancı birine ilk olarak hangisi daha iyi diye sormak bence bu anlamda değerlendirilmeli. Siyasi değerlendirme yapmamanız isabetli olmuş. Bence siyaseti boşverip daha önemli meseleleri konuşmak daha yararlıdır.
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We are still wearing uniforms.2 or 3 years ago we started to wear school's hoodie and black jean.It's usually like this in Turkish school.
Hi, a turkish-new yorker here. I wonder, What do you thing about, Erdogan since you live in Turkey for 10 years.? Also, what is your opinion about US government's attitude towards Turkey, regardless Erdogan's gov't, like TR lira was attacked by US? Can you also compare your life in TR and US THROUGH economic perspective. ? I mean, how is the quality if your life in comparison with the amount of money you make in each countries. Thank you.
JUST SILENCE 13:20 AJAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHWHW
4:56 Chelsea, Yes in Turkey as well there can be fights .But bullying is not present in Turkish schools. Becausee... We the Turkish society are different than the American society. You are more individual. We are more socially connected. So Bullies can not exist in schools Because people are connected and other students protect each other. So when a student gets bullied all the other students can rally around a solidarity for the weak student and they even beat the bully too. And the bully then gets its own punishment. That's why it can't happen. In subways also the bullies can not exist because other passengers support the weaks. And even unite aganist the agressor! and beat him so badly...That's the reason why. We Turks have a habit to stand with a weak person or a loser looking person. We do not crash 'em. But being a loser is the last thing to be in your culture.. And a reason to be crashed... In our schools there are bad ass students but they do not meddle into weak student's lifes. They even protect the weaks. They are bad ass for the other bullies or the people tring to be a bully. they are bad for the other thugs. that's what it is.
It would be interesting to hear about regional differences in US, romantic relationships in US vs Turkey, family values and work-life compared to Turkey. Great channel to watch ! Thank you for putting it out there
Lol I think it depends where you are in the US for hair salons. I moved to NC from NY....NC hair salons are horrible and charge so much. I paid $450 to get a hair cut, blow dry, and balayage. They wouldn’t tell me the price until after they finished...Another place in NC charged $55 for just a haircut.
The question that answers itself without thinking
Omg I agree with you in all of your picks so far lol. The food in Turkey is just so delicious, organic and very diverse. My favorite is the Turkish breakfast, omg I can eat Turkish breakfast every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Also you can go to different cities, and have different types of soups, and dishes that you cant find in Izmir for example. Shopping definitely America, very true they have more options. School yes Turkey for sure, kids are more respectful, and less bullying. Btw I love school uniforms too. Gov, right no comment there LMAO.
I miss having more options when shopping for food, clothes or anything for that matter! As you said, options are limited in Turkey or even if you find a foreign brand or product which you like, it's very expensive. So it makes more sense to buy local, Turkish products and goods...
My kids in the US went to public school and wore uniforms in elementary and middle school. No uniform in high school.
When you take the high school exam in Turkey, you are placed according to your score. If you score low, you are very likely to be bullied, but not in high scoring places.
Hi I'm a Turkis person and I think;
The reason you wear a uniform is to show that everyone is equal as a human being within the school.
A uniform is worn to get you used to following certain rules in workplaces, etc. at a time in the after age.
In addition, in cases where everyone's financial situation is unequal, uniforms are worn so that the clothes worn do not reveal the person's condition and the person does not feel incomplete.
You can find maple syrup in Hepsi Burada :))) along with other special items.
Why was that silent when Gov. was on 🤦♂️ And I also suggest you go only hair saloon in the mahalle never never in a shopping mall where they charge amazingly high for just a ordinary hair cut!
I remember when you asked for a uniform. You looked so cute! You wanted to be like Madeleine living in Paris attending a boarding school. Love the videos keep making more. Love you 😘
Yeah they still do that
We are still wearing uniforms
(Not in online school)😜
I loved when you paused at the last topic! (Government) 😊😊
You are right barbershops. There are a lot of male barbers who cut women's hairs. But There are very little female barbers who cut men's hair and beards. For example, I heard that when you went a barbershop in the USA, they gave you a barbers list. And you chose a barber. It wasn't important you to choose a female or male barber. But if it was so in Turkey and if a man chose a female barber and if that female barber cut another customer's hair or beard, she told that customer you can choose other barbers. And if that new customer told her no, I will wait for you, she got angry with that new customer very much.
hâlâ üniforma giyiyoruz ama o kadar katı kontrol edilmiyor; zorbalık konusunda haklısın, o kadar ellerini kollarını sallaya sallaya yapamazlar özellikle lise yılları gayet normal hatta güzeldi 🙃
@Burçin Bircan dediğim gibi o kadar katı kontrol edilmiyor, ben liseden mezun olalı neredeyse 2 sene olacak 😁 ama benim zamanımda üniformalar neredeyse opsiyoneldi, siyah pantolon ve siyah ya da beyaz tişört giydiğimizde kimse bir şey demiyordu. zaten okul eteğinin dışında pantolon seçeneği de var, kızlar etek giymek zorunda değiller :) -ben liseyi izmir'de okudum, kışın etekle pek zor olmuyordu hahaha-
It is very difficult to be in your place, because even we want to get out of here. You are locked here
I did the opposite of what you did - moved to the USA when I was 25 and it's been 20 years. Izmir is my hometown - I think it's the best city in Turkey to live. You're definitely correct with your answer as both countries have pros and cons. Food is definitely better in Turkey. I think overall people are friendlier and more polite in the US but social life is better in Turkey.
Video is starded in 13:06 and its finished in 13:23. That's the real difference between Turkey and US.
And that's the best reaction against Turkish Government.
Chelsea, I really enjoyed watching your video about pros and cons of both countries .You are absolutely correct about bullying at American schools .I would also like to mention school shootings that plagued American society in recent years which is very sad and tragic .Enough said .well all the best .Keep up the good work young lady .
omg that ending got me lmao. yeah definitelly no comment on the government on both sides I guess... xD by the way you have here, us to wear your angelic dress Chelsea, you're looking pretty in it! :')
I live in Lebanon, so moving to Turkey will be an upgrade for sure! Nice video btw.
All this I wrote for Some bad Turks:
If you could show even a little empathy, you wouldn't be biased towards this woman. Either the woman has spoken her own thoughts you know. There is nothing to magnify about it. Think of it this way, what would I do if I was that woman? Is it that hard to understand someone? I don't think so and I love watching all of his videos.
Çok tatlısın bir Amerikalı olarak memleketini öveceğini düşünerek başlamıştım ama beni baya bi şaşırttın seviliyorsun 😘😻
i dont think you considered the school topic correctly. yes,usa is known for the bullying situation in schools but its not much different in turkey. bullying exists in our schools too. so you should have considered it education wise ,which makes usa win. in turkey,our education system is not even stable,it still changes once in a while which is so confusing and exhausting for the students. plus,a lot of students in turkey are looking for a way to go and study in usa but ive never seem an american student looking for ways to study in turkey.
there are still uniforms in highschool and middle schools
Dollar tree must be wonderful I wish we had something like that (milyoncu does not count, they are not that cheap)
Would you compare the job opportunities?
Bir şey soracağım. Şimdi ben Chelsa nın dediği her şeyi anladım. Bir iki kelime haricinde. Acaba ben ingilizce de hangi seviyedeyimdir?
@@djdjjsm7393 Teşekkürler :)
OMG I miss my lovely city Izmir :((( Hope to be in Izmir this summer no matter what.. Greetings from Scotland..
I studied at a high school in Istanbul but I think it is too bad . I do not compare it with the American schools but they have a lot of problems need to solve .
Woow 10 dakika önce senin kanalini keşfettim ve kanalindaki videolara bakayim derken yeni videooooo.
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Woow 10 minutes ago I discovered your channel and let me check the videos on your channel while the new videooooo.
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Hoşgeldin
@@ookerembey Çok geciktim sanirim ama hoş bulduk.
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Usually most teenagers are ruthless to each other. Not only American kids
Is that a stuffed cat behind you on the chair? Hahahaha it never moved :)
I love your dress!! I keep going back and forth on moving there. I have family, a lot of family there but im not sure if its something I should do.
I haven't been to USA, but have been to Europe.. Turkey is better.. Because, Turkish people help each other than the other countries' people.. Neverthless, you wouldn't know before coming here.. :)
At the end of video , I screamed!😂😂😂😂
My life is actually radically different comparing when I'm in the US or Turkey 😅 all my activities and how I spend my time are way different!
ne degisik reis ?
@Burçin Bircan valla ben 2013 te abd ye tasindin sonra daha hic tr ye donmedim
I will write my objective thoughts about as Turkish
about school yeah you are right, ı never experienced or see any bullying about you being poor or something. When something happens its about this person not quite liking you.
Apple syrup or not, i'm not sure about it ( i won't use it ). International products are selling at there even there are not too much variation. That maybe can be at hillltown hipermarket - Karşıyaka.
between 2006-2010 when I was in high school we had some red fleece(?) with a small typing logo of "RMAL" which is shortening of my school name for all the students and it was super quality. I still have it in our summer house and wear it sometimes as we go there :) btw it wasn't a private school, it was a state school but the fleeces was made by an private company by our school principal for like 50 liras for each as I remember. I'm not sure they or any school still do this now.
Shopping in Turkey is better and cheaper for Gold/Jewelry and clothes and any traditional things (rugs, spices, or eastern things etc.). America is better for Electronics, Cars and then there’s a TON of stuff u can find for free or almost free or cheap. There is just a lot of shit there (in USA).
The decision doesn't seem radical💞...keep on your struggling continue💓best of luck for your future🌈
I love your English because I listen to your voice until the very relaxing morning
which food is better USA and Turkey?
Turkey.
next question.
I loved your dress and it suits you so well!
I love this and so glad to see your hair back again love it 😍
13:20 Ahahahaha that silence explain everything tho
And you can find maple syrup at macro centers