Hey hon! So happy to see you exploring Istanbul - I lived and worked there 16 years ago and remember it fondly! Some quick tips: Istanbul is know as the city of seven hills so wherever you walk, expect there to be an incline at some point so be ready to break a sweat lol. If you don’t want Turkish men to converse with you, don’t make eye contact, don’t smile and don’t reply to them saying hi or whatever. In Turkish culture, women don’t interact with or respond to men on the street. Traditional Turkish coffee is made with the coffee grounds and shouldn’t be stirred unless you want to drink sludge haha. You don’t add milk or sugar - the sugar is added while the coffee is being made, not after :) Best of luck, Istanbul is a great city and most people are friendly and helpful! Just always be careful and aware of your surroundings and try to learn as much Turkish as possible, you won’t regret it!
Great to know. I’m travelling to Istanbul this August with my Granddaughter and although most of my clients are Turkish, I think I would be uncomfortable with all that attention from the men.
Saving this for future reference!! Thanks for the tip. I guess for the eye contact, I have read somewhere that if you make eye contact it means you’re like not scared of them, but I agree sometimes doing eye contact has bad side as well so just be careful based on your experience better don’t talk or engage if they greet you.
10 years ago, I visited Istanbul with my daughter's 6th grade class. I will admit I had the best time and the people treated me extremely well. As black man it was pretty different, and a number of people were running up to me asking could they take a picture with my daughter and me. I asked my daughters teacher what's the deal with that? He said in some regions of Turkey they've never physically seen a black person. They hugged us multiple times and was asking me where we from, if I was basketball fan, have I been to Disneyland, Magic Mountain, did I know Mike Tyson, etc. Being from California I told them I had been to Magic Mountain & Disneyland 100's time, and they got excited. The food was fresh and talk about giving us free meals is another story within itself. It was nothing but love. I plan on going back just to experience it again.
No they actually know African countries but they just want to talk and interact with different people. By you saying they gave you free food, it's the same in Middle East that's how Muslims share food😊
I have traveled to Turkey on 7 occasions and have been captivated by the delicious cuisine, stunning landscapes, and the incredibly warm and welcoming Turkish people. It was truly an unforgettable experience.
I’m Turkish/African American and I’m also Yasemin ☺️ Studied abroad in Istanbul a few years ago. But I absolutely love Türkiye and Istanbul was an experience then. Now, I know it’s different with the economic issues over past few years and such but still ready to get back. Bebek is gorgeous and Boğaziçi campus/ area in general. Enjoy Türkiye 🇹🇷 Kendine iyi bak!
ahhh girlllll welcome here ! i randomly clicked on your video and I see you are in Istanbul. I live here in Izmir over a year and came here from Ireland. love was stronger and we are happily married here. life is very different to Europe, food is abso-fucking-lutely delicious, just the economy is not ideal but that weather! my god...people, beaches, that hardcore language,yet so beautiful... all its worth it. enjoy it as much as you can.
First I subscribed to your channel today because I enjoyed every minute. I went through this exact journey last year as a black Canadian relocating to Istanbul. Unfortunately, I ended up staying 3 weeks and pursued relocating to the Middle East (closer to Dubai). It was a great experience but I had 1 pet peeve, taxis are a scam. Take pictures of the metre before you leave the cab because every single time, I had to dispute the fare with Uber (they would tip themselves 100-200 lira). I stayed in Galata, close to Taksim. People are friendly. You will enjoy : ) any questions, I am here.
Girl, ME TOO! I discovered HER channel this morning, SUBSCRIBED, and now I’m making longterm plans to relocate abroad. Something, I seriously want to do for myself. Her videos (that I’ve seen) are inspiring.
I’ve binged all your videos and truly enjoyed them all. Continue to live your life and take in all of the world beauty. This is an amazing opportunity to be able to explore so many countries. Be safe and keep your head on a swivel.
You are so beautiful and brave. You recently arrived and probably need to take a breath, but after you have been in Turkiey for a month or so .....I bet many of us would love to see a detailed step -by-step post showing how you made the move to Turkiey. Are you on a tourist visa, applying for residency, owning home vs renting, are you looking for romance, have you made friends, how did you get the courage to do it, what to watch out for - yes, we are all learning from you. THANK YOU for sharing. And we're all so proud of you
I love watching your videos! You are one strong, brave girl! Not many could probably do what you’re doing…by yourself at that! I’m excited to watch your life in Instabul! Plus sending prayers and positive vibes!
4 dance breaks 🎉 Istanbul is a dope place. If you hear the word yarin (tomorrow) tell them don't play with you. Enjoy your time. I played basketball in Cannakle it's 6 hours outside of instanbul known for the Troy horse. I look forward to seeing more of your content. U are giving me inspiration to give a pov when I go to Europe at the end of the year. Oh forget that being lazy I will definitely be getting a Uber for them hills 💁🏿♂️
Hello Jasmine, your personality is so likeable, soothing and peaceful to watch so I subbed. I think you are a brave young lady to solo travel and you're so personable that people love to interact with you.
Wow loved this vlog! Your video popped up on my feed and I’m in! I have been dreaming of going to Istanbul since I learned how to say it as a child, even did a report on it 🤣😊 wishing you great success with your move and I will now be watching ❤
Hello Jasmin, welcome to Turkey. I just noticed you now, I am watching you for the first time and you are very positive, your face is always smiling, what a beautiful positive energy. I live in Küçükçekmece, Istanbul and I would love to meet you.
I just came across your channel today ….I love seeing videos of folks enjoying life … Experiencing different places,cultures,food just everyday life ….. I look forward to seeing for great videos…Safe travels for you ….
I am loving your content so much! One of my sisters and I watch practically nothing but Turkish series and seeing you in some of the situations reminds me so much of the shows. I truly admire your adventurous spirit to just get you and travel to where you want to go. I love that and wish I had been much more open to that in my younger years.
I just found you and wow, I love you so much, thank you for your in depth walks, how you keep it honest and really doing everything that I would do if I were there! Inspirational!
Its very great to see you in Istanbul. I just saw ur video randomly and its mesmerizing. As a Turkish, i wish you all the best. You should come to Eyüp district.
And as a local if you have something that ure not sure about it you can always ask no matter what. I will gladly help you. Actually most of the Turks do :)
Hey jasmine, the coffee takes some getting used to, its super strong and very much like cuban or italian coffee. Some places make it differently, i visited turkey a long time ago, and i long to return. I hope to someday move there. Enjoy it. Istanbul is the new york of turkiye.
It's very rare that I comment on a youtube video but I must say... Your videos are like a breathe of fresh air and feels so natural and beautiful....Keep up the great content and you've definitely gained a new subscriber!!!! Much love and be safe
Hey your vids on Istanbul were on my suggestions so i clicked and wayched both episodes :-) I like how little editing there is so it felt very real. Im based in London, ethnicity from North Cyprus but ive been to Istanbul several times is my favourite city (would love to live there like you are). Even more inspiring that you're a single black lady from USA throwing yourself into Turkish culture as you have. Please be careful for pickpocketing especially in Taksim street and the Old town, if you're careful you'll be fine :) expect to see alot of stray cats :) My favorite places in Istanbul have to be the Kumpir (Jacket potatoe) in Ortakoy area (you must try it, amazing views and countless toppings to choose from compared to Europe. Also nearby is Dolmabahce palace, you're not allowed to take photos but its absolutely stunning inside, better than most royal palaces around the world. Lastly, please visit Buyukada island (via boat) one of the few islands close to Istanbul and very easily acceptable and i believe you can use your Istanbul travel card to get onto the ferry (but check beforehand). Buyukada island also known as Princess Islands is absolutely beautiful, with old wooden mansions, no cars allowed, its like a step back in time. It has amazing views and monestaries, shops and restaurants. Make sure to catch the last or second to last boat trip back to Istanbul! Otherwise there's hotels+ air b&bs on the islands. Enjoy! And look forward to seeing more of your experiences there. Also have cruise of the bosphoras especially as the sun is going down, nothing come close to it. Sultanahmet area is probably the most touristic part, taksim is the modern part and its where most of the nightlife is. Be careful with owners trying to get you into their shop, they're very good at pressuring to buy something:) if you say no thank you and move on they may try just continue to walk, any show of attention back they'll hook onto it like bait 😅 otherwise the Turks try to interact out of friendliness.
Your street-smarts is on point and love the way you leverage interest in your surrounding. Your attitude towards the experiences that come your way is refreshing and am looking forward to the Greece blog. I bet it was crazy! 😄
New subbie, just watched 2 of your vlogs. You're such a delight and you have such a light and refreshing personality. Thanks for taking us along on your wonderful adventures.
Hi there, just stopping by to say how proud I am of you! I wish I was as brave as you are when I was your age. I was brave enough to stop my business at 25, but never considered moving abroad until now. Last year, I relocated to Portugal at 57 years old - it's never too late! Keep doing great things♥
I love Istanbul, so beautiful and full of energy! Turkish coffee is very strong so you may need extra cream. Try the tea. Very old streets and architecture - looks like NY on steroids! Don't forget to visit the Asian side of Istanbul too
If you want sugar in Turkish coffee say it when you order it. “Şekerli”. I am impressed how affectively and nicely you communicate with people. You can give tours to Turkish tourists in Istanbul 😅
Hhaha when you ordered the Turkish coffee - I was like 'noooooo dont do ittt' hahaha but I guess it's an experience. I've been to Istanbul so so many times and I'm glad you're enjoying it..
I always wanted to visit Turkey, Istanbul especially. My Hubby is there now and I understand why he doesn’t want me to visit him. I love cats and I am a people person. I am going to visit Istanbul soon as I am able to. This is my dream. I have been to Africa several times in the last 10years. Thank you for sharing your story with me. Much love ❤️ to you ❤🇺🇸
wow was it good? Lassi is a traditional yogurt drink . Made with yogurt, water or milk & various seasonings, it can be made to a either sweet or salty drink. Sweet Lassi has ingredients like sugar, ground cardamoms and some times milk or cream. Salt lassi has simple ingredients like salt and water.
Lovely! Did NOT know you’re from my home city. I’m even prouder of you! Building businesses, traveling the WORKD! So many I know in STL barely travel at all. Very stagnant. I don’t even enjoy visiting. Also see you avoided the worst parts of the accent. lol. Keep livin your BEST!
Hi there. I used Uber years ago so I don't recall but there must be a way to file a complaint on the drivers that don't cancel and are not moving. I used to have that option on a different app in Asia called "Grab" and I could report via message and the operator would call me to chat. After explaining that the driver didn't show up but also didn't cancel they said they will handle it. Sure enough in about 2min the ride was finally cancelled by the driver with some dumb excuse like technical problem.
So excited for these Istanbul vlogs. Hope you're staying for a while. I'm making my way there very soon. And definitely Uber to the Laundromat so you can get dropped offed in front. I have no shame. lol. Now I only rent a place with at least a washer.
Hey hon! So happy to see you exploring Istanbul - I lived and worked there 16 years ago and remember it fondly! Some quick tips: Istanbul is know as the city of seven hills so wherever you walk, expect there to be an incline at some point so be ready to break a sweat lol. If you don’t want Turkish men to converse with you, don’t make eye contact, don’t smile and don’t reply to them saying hi or whatever. In Turkish culture, women don’t interact with or respond to men on the street. Traditional Turkish coffee is made with the coffee grounds and shouldn’t be stirred unless you want to drink sludge haha. You don’t add milk or sugar - the sugar is added while the coffee is being made, not after :) Best of luck, Istanbul is a great city and most people are friendly and helpful! Just always be careful and aware of your surroundings and try to learn as much Turkish as possible, you won’t regret it!
Good to know! I was wondering why it was only men approaching to talk to her lol.
You really summed that up in such a polite way ❤
@@stardavis6618for sex duh…
Great to know. I’m travelling to Istanbul this August with my Granddaughter and although most of my clients are Turkish, I think I would be uncomfortable with all that attention from the men.
Saving this for future reference!! Thanks for the tip.
I guess for the eye contact, I have read somewhere that if you make eye contact it means you’re like not scared of them, but I agree sometimes doing eye contact has bad side as well so just be careful based on your experience better don’t talk or engage if they greet you.
The more I watch this series, the more I am convinced and understand why WE are flocking to Turkey!! Let’s go Jasx! This is life!! 💞💞💞
10 years ago, I visited Istanbul with my daughter's 6th grade class. I will admit I had the best time and the people treated me extremely well. As black man it was pretty different, and a number of people were running up to me asking could they take a picture with my daughter and me. I asked my daughters teacher what's the deal with that? He said in some regions of Turkey they've never physically seen a black person. They hugged us multiple times and was asking me where we from, if I was basketball fan, have I been to Disneyland, Magic Mountain, did I know Mike Tyson, etc. Being from California I told them I had been to Magic Mountain & Disneyland 100's time, and they got excited. The food was fresh and talk about giving us free meals is another story within itself. It was nothing but love. I plan on going back just to experience it again.
😂😂😂 cause People in turkey think black People as only celebrities
Sadece farklı geliyor, neden ünlü sanalım😂@@Deniz-l5d
@@Deniz-l5d 😂😂😂
No they actually know African countries but they just want to talk and interact with different people. By you saying they gave you free food, it's the same in Middle East that's how Muslims share food😊
@@artisthusnatalal3099 are u turkish
I have traveled to Turkey on 7 occasions and have been captivated by the delicious cuisine, stunning landscapes, and the incredibly warm and welcoming Turkish people. It was truly an unforgettable experience.
I just love how you interact with people you’re soo cool! Your blogs are very relaxing too❤
Thank you so much!! 💗💗💗
I’m Turkish/African American and I’m also Yasemin ☺️ Studied abroad in Istanbul a few years ago. But I absolutely love Türkiye and Istanbul was an experience then. Now, I know it’s different with the economic issues over past few years and such but still ready to get back. Bebek is gorgeous and Boğaziçi campus/ area in general. Enjoy Türkiye 🇹🇷 Kendine iyi bak!
Yay! I just love watching your story unfold.
🥹 thank you
ahhh girlllll welcome here ! i randomly clicked on your video and I see you are in Istanbul. I live here in Izmir over a year and came here from Ireland. love was stronger and we are happily married here. life is very different to Europe, food is abso-fucking-lutely delicious, just the economy is not ideal but that weather! my god...people, beaches, that hardcore language,yet so beautiful... all its worth it. enjoy it as much as you can.
First I subscribed to your channel today because I enjoyed every minute. I went through this exact journey last year as a black Canadian relocating to Istanbul. Unfortunately, I ended up staying 3 weeks and pursued relocating to the Middle East (closer to Dubai). It was a great experience but I had 1 pet peeve, taxis are a scam. Take pictures of the metre before you leave the cab because every single time, I had to dispute the fare with Uber (they would tip themselves 100-200 lira). I stayed in Galata, close to Taksim. People are friendly. You will enjoy : ) any questions, I am here.
Girl, ME TOO! I discovered HER channel this morning, SUBSCRIBED, and now I’m making longterm plans to relocate abroad. Something, I seriously want to do for myself. Her videos (that I’ve seen) are inspiring.
I’ve binged all your videos and truly enjoyed them all. Continue to live your life and take in all of the world beauty. This is an amazing opportunity to be able to explore so many countries. Be safe and keep your head on a swivel.
You are so beautiful and brave. You recently arrived and probably need to take a breath, but after you have been in Turkiey for a month or so .....I bet many of us would love to see a detailed step -by-step post showing how you made the move to Turkiey. Are you on a tourist visa, applying for residency, owning home vs renting, are you looking for romance, have you made friends, how did you get the courage to do it, what to watch out for - yes, we are all learning from you. THANK YOU for sharing. And we're all so proud of you
As African student living in turkey it is actually amazing, i would say it is black friendly place.
I love watching your videos! You are one strong, brave girl! Not many could probably do what you’re doing…by yourself at that! I’m excited to watch your life in Instabul! Plus sending prayers and positive vibes!
Brave lady. Well done you. Loved watching the Istanbul diary.
You’re an inspiration!🎉 Exploring the world- don’t know you but proud of you.😊
4 dance breaks 🎉 Istanbul is a dope place. If you hear the word yarin (tomorrow) tell them don't play with you. Enjoy your time. I played basketball in Cannakle it's 6 hours outside of instanbul known for the Troy horse.
I look forward to seeing more of your content. U are giving me inspiration to give a pov when I go to Europe at the end of the year. Oh forget that being lazy I will definitely be getting a Uber for them hills 💁🏿♂️
Hello Jasmine, your personality is so likeable, soothing and peaceful to watch so I subbed. I think you are a brave young lady to solo travel and you're so personable that people love to interact with you.
Doing a solo trip in October for my first visit. I’m very excited
Live it up! We’re cheering you on from home 🤩
❤️❤️❤️
It’s the realness for me! I love it!
Wow loved this vlog! Your video popped up on my feed and I’m in! I have been dreaming of going to Istanbul since I learned how to say it as a child, even did a report on it 🤣😊 wishing you great success with your move and I will now be watching ❤
Love your vlogs and adventurous spirit! Thanks for sharing :)
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
Girl I was thinking the same thing…..I said look at her looking too cute while doing laundry!😊😊
Hello Jasmin, welcome to Turkey. I just noticed you now, I am watching you for the first time and you are very positive, your face is always smiling, what a beautiful positive energy. I live in Küçükçekmece, Istanbul and I would love to meet you.
You inspired me to visit. I was never sure if it could be safe but your authentic vid answered many questions!! Great vid!
your reaction to trying turkish coffee is hilarious 😂
I just came across your channel today ….I love seeing videos of folks enjoying life … Experiencing different places,cultures,food just everyday life ….. I look forward to seeing for great videos…Safe travels for you ….
I am loving your content so much! One of my sisters and I watch practically nothing but Turkish series and seeing you in some of the situations reminds me so much of the shows.
I truly admire your adventurous spirit to just get you and travel to where you want to go. I love that and wish I had been much more open to that in my younger years.
I just found you and wow, I love you so much, thank you for your in depth walks, how you keep it honest and really doing everything that I would do if I were there! Inspirational!
Its very great to see you in Istanbul. I just saw ur video randomly and its mesmerizing. As a Turkish, i wish you all the best. You should come to Eyüp district.
And as a local if you have something that ure not sure about it you can always ask no matter what. I will gladly help you. Actually most of the Turks do :)
Girl! This was such an entertaining video. It's like you're talking directly to me. :)
You're so brave!! Continue to live your best life 🙏🏼💃🏽🙌🏼🌻
Hey jasmine, the coffee takes some getting used to, its super strong and very much like cuban or italian coffee. Some places make it differently, i visited turkey a long time ago, and i long to return. I hope to someday move there. Enjoy it. Istanbul is the new york of turkiye.
It's very rare that I comment on a youtube video but I must say... Your videos are like a breathe of fresh air and feels so natural and beautiful....Keep up the great content and you've definitely gained a new subscriber!!!! Much love and be safe
Your vlogs are so authentic! ❤
Hey your vids on Istanbul were on my suggestions so i clicked and wayched both episodes :-) I like how little editing there is so it felt very real. Im based in London, ethnicity from North Cyprus but ive been to Istanbul several times is my favourite city (would love to live there like you are). Even more inspiring that you're a single black lady from USA throwing yourself into Turkish culture as you have. Please be careful for pickpocketing especially in Taksim street and the Old town, if you're careful you'll be fine :) expect to see alot of stray cats :) My favorite places in Istanbul have to be the Kumpir (Jacket potatoe) in Ortakoy area (you must try it, amazing views and countless toppings to choose from compared to Europe. Also nearby is Dolmabahce palace, you're not allowed to take photos but its absolutely stunning inside, better than most royal palaces around the world. Lastly, please visit Buyukada island (via boat) one of the few islands close to Istanbul and very easily acceptable and i believe you can use your Istanbul travel card to get onto the ferry (but check beforehand). Buyukada island also known as Princess Islands is absolutely beautiful, with old wooden mansions, no cars allowed, its like a step back in time. It has amazing views and monestaries, shops and restaurants. Make sure to catch the last or second to last boat trip back to Istanbul! Otherwise there's hotels+ air b&bs on the islands. Enjoy! And look forward to seeing more of your experiences there. Also have cruise of the bosphoras especially as the sun is going down, nothing come close to it. Sultanahmet area is probably the most touristic part, taksim is the modern part and its where most of the nightlife is. Be careful with owners trying to get you into their shop, they're very good at pressuring to buy something:) if you say no thank you and move on they may try just continue to walk, any show of attention back they'll hook onto it like bait 😅 otherwise the Turks try to interact out of friendliness.
Your street-smarts is on point and love the way you leverage interest in your surrounding. Your attitude towards the experiences that come your way is refreshing and am looking forward to the Greece blog. I bet it was crazy! 😄
Jas: “I need some sugar...”
*Pours the whole carafe of sugar*
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Hey girl I’m so glad your doing good out there keeping the positive energy God bless you
❤
Thank you so much 🤗❤️
New subbie, just watched 2 of your vlogs. You're such a delight and you have such a light and refreshing personality. Thanks for taking us along on your wonderful adventures.
Thank you so much 💕🫶🏽
I’ve loved watching your Istanbul vlogs I spent a lot of time there 25 years ago
Channel doing numbers ! Yes congratulations Jasx! So Proud of you 🎉🎉🎉 vicariously living on TH-cam hunny lol
Traveled to Turkey twice and enjoyed every bit of it. The hills are steep. Enjoy
So glad that I found your channel. Safe travels.
You make me want to travel here! Looking forward to your next upload🩷
Yay! Thank you! 😍🥰
@@itsjasminegiselle you’re welcome!🫶🏽
Jasmine, I think you have always traveled around Beyoğlu and Eminönü. I think you should also go to Bebek and Ortaköy.
hey jaz, i would also recommend you to see Bebek and Nisantasi, the most luxurious areas of Istanbul. i think you would enjoy it.
the hill you climbed where mehmed the conquerer carried his ships from the land its called kazancı yokuşu(coppersmith hill)
That poor kitten! But it looks beautiful out there. I'll have to add to my bucket list
Boo you should try turkish food like iskender, lahmacun, içli köfte and mantı. As dessert sütlaç. We have good food here🙂
Yummy I love rice pudding
I love your videos....glad I found your page. Looking forward to your European summer 😊....new subbie from Trinidad 🇹🇹
oh wow i love this i can't wait to see your journey in turkey everyone seems so nice
I’ve been waiting on your video❤ such an inspiration💕
Hope you enjoyed it! 💗💗💗
I just started following you and happy for your travels. I was there last year this time and enjoyed it also. The tea is wonderful! 314 Friend!😊
Loving these glimpses into Istanbul life!
Love your travel videos...be safe! and have lots of fun!
Girl I feel you with the coffee. I wanted to like it but after the third time it was for sure not happening. Not you changing your name to Yasemin😂.
Hi there, just stopping by to say how proud I am of you! I wish I was as brave as you are when I was your age. I was brave enough to stop my business at 25, but never considered moving abroad until now. Last year, I relocated to Portugal at 57 years old - it's never too late! Keep doing great things♥
Gosh, I miss Istanbul. Enjoy!!
This city is incredible
@itsjasminegiselle Listen! The city is absolutely everything, happy exploring.❤
Enjoy yourself Babee! Be safe❤
Poached eggs are cooked that way for the yolk to be runny maybe a scramble or hard fried egg is more your jam
Well, actually….
Poached eggs don’t have to be runny. they’re referred to as medium poached ✨🍳
Hi first time watching your videos nice! All the best from sweden
The statue head in the cafe looked like he was grilling you lol I couldn’t help but notice 😂
Girrrllll I went back to rewatch 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 you not lying 💀💀💀
@@itsjasminegiselle 😭😭😭
You're vlogs are really good.
Türkiye'ye gelmişken mutlaka Marmaris ve Bodrumda tatil yapın. Muhteşem yerler.
I love Istanbul, so beautiful and full of energy! Turkish coffee is very strong so you may need extra cream. Try the tea. Very old streets and architecture - looks like NY on steroids! Don't forget to visit the Asian side of Istanbul too
You have such a great personality!!! ❤❤❤
If you want sugar in Turkish coffee say it when you order it. “Şekerli”. I am impressed how affectively and nicely you communicate with people. You can give tours to Turkish tourists in Istanbul 😅
Another great vlog. Thanks for sharing, enjoy and live life to the fullest ❤❤❤
Thank you! You too! ✨
I don't like runny eggs either... but that avocado looked yum.😚
It was actually good lol I pretended as if it was cooked 😆
Sameee😂
Like who eats runny eggs! Might as well have ‘em raw😂
@@Enkaybe Right!! 😝🥴
Hi. Love Istanbul, love their series the culture so I subscribed to your channel. God be with you always and be safe ok.😊
Welcome Türkiye and enjoy traveling 😄
Thank you 🤩
oh the men with the cat were so sweet
awww your name is so pretty in Turkish - Yasemin refers to the jasmine flower ofc and Şebnem means dew
it's known in arabic too yasmine the same meaning
@@marina-id4yv... Exactly the name is from the Arab
@@artisthusnatalal3099 yup and it's a pretty name
Mango lassi is the best! I’m surprised you’ve never had it here in the US.
I know editing is not easy. That’s the only thing holding me back from vlogging 😅 and my guess is 8 Dance breaks
You could always vlog and not edit it! Keep it RAW 🔥
If it’s something you want to do, don’t let anything hold you back 🫶🏽
@@itsjasminegiselle You’re right! Thank you for the encouraging words🙏🏽🫶🏾🥰😘
You can do it! I also can't edit but while I learn...I do a lot of shorts😆
th-cam.com/video/9qlkSrMZoGU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TTNgeI8OTT_hCcCW 🤌🏽
Hhaha when you ordered the Turkish coffee - I was like 'noooooo dont do ittt' hahaha but I guess it's an experience. I've been to Istanbul so so many times and I'm glad you're enjoying it..
I won’t do it again I’ll tell you that 😂😂
😂 I've had it here in the States and I love Turkish coffee! Can't wait to get over to Turkey to have some 😅
Yes ❤ thanks for another vlog.
Thank you for watching 🤩🥳💗
lol the taxi driver said that the seat belt burns his chest all day in the heat…
I’ve just found your channel and I’m loving the content 🇹🇷🇬🇧
I always wanted to visit Turkey, Istanbul especially. My Hubby is there now and I understand why he doesn’t want me to visit him. I love cats and I am a people person. I am going to visit Istanbul soon as I am able to. This is my dream. I have been to Africa several times in the last 10years. Thank you for sharing your story with me. Much love ❤️ to you ❤🇺🇸
I just subscribed and I love your personality and channel! 😃
Thank you so much! 💗 welcome to the family 🫶🏽
Hi jasmine I’ve just started watching your Istanbul stay, get a Istanbul card and use the metro a lot cheaper and very safe too
Loving your Istanbul vlogs. Please keep sharing.
Thank you! Will do! ✨🫶🏽☺️
Wow so proud of you getting outside your American bubble haha. I love Turkey and hope to visit that country soon 😊
I love these vlogs
thank you so much
Can't wait to explore Istanbul. I'm nxt
Love the dress and of course the confidence. Thank you for taking us with you. 😊 also no one takes the laundry? How much is it?
This is what I was wondering…a pickup or drop off laundry service…
wow was it good? Lassi is a traditional yogurt drink . Made with yogurt, water or milk & various seasonings, it can be made to a either sweet or salty drink. Sweet Lassi has ingredients like sugar, ground cardamoms and some times milk or cream. Salt lassi has simple ingredients like salt and water.
Yes it's an Indian drink 😊
Lovely! Did NOT know you’re from my home city. I’m even prouder of you! Building businesses, traveling the WORKD! So many I know in STL barely travel at all. Very stagnant. I don’t even enjoy visiting. Also see you avoided the worst parts of the accent. lol. Keep livin your BEST!
Watching your videos right now enjoy!
Turkish coffee is usually bitter, but if you want sugar, you should order it with sugar.I'm sure you'll like it next time
I loved watching your video's, you defenetly should visit morocco you would loveeee it, especialy the food en the kindness of people
Omg yess. Morocco is a dream
Hi there. I used Uber years ago so I don't recall but there must be a way to file a complaint on the drivers that don't cancel and are not moving. I used to have that option on a different app in Asia called "Grab" and I could report via message and the operator would call me to chat. After explaining that the driver didn't show up but also didn't cancel they said they will handle it. Sure enough in about 2min the ride was finally cancelled by the driver with some dumb excuse like technical problem.
Hi i just started watching you and i saw the video where you met a nice man with a clothing store, where is he, did you see him again?
So excited for these Istanbul vlogs. Hope you're staying for a while. I'm making my way there very soon. And definitely Uber to the Laundromat so you can get dropped offed in front. I have no shame. lol. Now I only rent a place with at least a washer.
If you have the time you should visit south-west Turkiye. You’ll love it.
Mango Lassi is also a great choice
I’ll be sure to try it out 😋
Thailand is the best. I have never been to Bangkok but I highly recommend going to Phuket if you go. 10/10 would highly recommend!
I hear Gotan Project 🎉🎉❤ I’m the background 0:36 . Lucky moment.
Next time try a mango lassi. They are better than the plain ones.
Your vlogs are beautiful, thank you for your beautiful experiences.❤🌏🏝✈🚖🏖🏬🦀🍜🌹❤