Zaten Mardin Kürtlerin çoğunlukta olduğu bir şehri ve Kürtçe/Türkçe şarkı kullanılması Gerekli. Arap kültürüne dair hiç birşey yok. Sadece biraz Arap Göçüne uğramış 2 dünya savaşında. Buranın gerçek halkı ve kültürü Kürt Halkı Ve Kültürüdür.
I can't watch BBC documentaries anymore. 😊 Mick Amca is already becoming unrivaled in the documentary field. 👏 Thank you very much Mick Amca and Trudie for all the great jobs. 🙏
I am thoroughly impressed how clean it is so beautiful, and full of history.Mick and Trudie Thank you so much,Lovely tour ,I’m very happy.Best couple,God bless and peace grace 🙏💙🦋💙🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I recently learned from a dna test that a lot of my ancestors came from this town. I’ve always been so fascinated by this kind of architecture and can’t wait to visit someday !
@@jean-pierrehanna8583 I'm half Armenian, apparently with Assyrian mixed in. My mom was born in Fresno, California, my grandma was from Bitlis, and I live in Fresno now.
Really enjoyed this video and hope to visit in 2022. I have watched a few Turkish series filmed in Mardin and became enamored with it. We are doing an escorted Turkey tour for 15 days October 2022 and will add more time to explore other parts of Turkey. Oh that chocolate shop is a MUST!
I literally was laughing when she was making the chapatti (bread)... God i came across this beutiful video accidently nd wdout wasting a second i subscribed it... Ive been to istanbul but havent been to this beutiful city
Bardini bu sekil hic gormemistim harika tarihi ve yapilari insanlari vs muhtis sanat ve arsitekturel tasarimiyle tsklr mick amca ve devami umuduyla slmlar
Thanks..very enlightening..I studied in UK in 1996 n both of u r a lovely people... now during lockdown watched one of Turkish drama Hercai ... learnt the language too..many of Malay language had the same meaning...would like to go there... From Malaysia
Thank you! Mick and dear Trudie. We are appreciated for your efforts. Musics in the video are chosen very accurate. By the way, maybe some of people wonder donkey with bags, they are working for municipality to clean areas which garbage trucks couldn't get into, they are registered and taken care very well :)
@@mickandtrudie Actually Mick, after you shown this Hasankeyif, i looked it up. these people moved to a nice location as you see, and all shop owners given new shops, and homes,, this part of Turkey have very rich soil but they lack water, and Turkey imports $45 billion in energy, it is their biggest expense per year, and population is increasing water becomes scares in that part of the country, even around the World. they had to compromise, Entire Turkey is like a Museum, if they stop projects for historical sites, than the country wouldn't be able build anything, Turks do pretty good job preserving and presenting heritage as l know how many ancient sites they excavated and restored, , most of Ottoman empire ancient ruins even mosques been teared down in the areas such as Greece ( You know when we were in Greece most of the Greek people all they did was to spew their hate for TURKS , calling the Mongols, they should go back to Mongolia, they are dirty, they are muslims, like been a muslim is a bad thing, we were really disgusted with their attitude ,and funny thig is that their entire culture based on Turkish people, they even eat the same dishes, they even say Yogurt is their, baklava ,lokhum, Turkish coffee,even Mussakak, humus, dolma, i forgot but almost all Turkish things.but they say they are theirs, hahaha, And when we were in Turkey all Turks say they are their neighbors, we eat the same food we dance like, we look like each other and we let old by gone be by gones, we like Greek people. that is the difference, between them, and other places while Turks spends their own tax money to preserve them because Turkish people are wonderful compassionate, caring hospitable people , and hate no one accept the ones want if they try to take over their county, than they be your worst night-mere, I am a history buff, I read Ottoman Empire also even during the Ataturk and after, even in Korea, long ago Korean veterans were saying how brave the Turks were and how happy that Turks are in their side. so yeah, yes Turks are not perfect but they are something special, do you know their national Anthem ends with these words ' "Hakkidir Hakka Tapan ,milletimin Istiklal" you know what it means right? Means"" We have given the rights to keep the country and liberty, just beacuse we only worship and fight justice and liberty " I thought that was so impressive and important why they are like the way they are. One Australian General said after the war in Gallipoli " Turkey is for the Turks and Turks only, we say Good bye to this war" says it all.
@@mickandtrudie Hayır türkçeniz bence gayet güzel dediginiz herşeyi kolaylıkla anlayabiliyoruz, konuşma aksanınız çok hoşumuza gidiyor çok tatlı Türkçe konuştuğunuz videolar istiyoruz 😊
South east Turkey is amazing. Will visit soon solo. But i found no hostel available there in Gaziantep, mardin, dakyabakir and other places. Since solo i will travell in budget.
Mardin is the city which I was born. But I'm living in near Istanbul cause of work, unfortunately far from Mardin. Thanks for remind mardins beauty to us... 👍👍
Wonderful vlog. Thanks for showing something that isn't shown usually. I learned a lot. Tessekur ederim. ( sorry for mistyping turkish words. Norwegian keyboard and a tad rusty memory. ; )
Hi Mick and Trudie, I've been following your channel and absolutely love the content on Southeastern Turkey that youve posted up. May I ask one question. Are ther buses or minibuses which ply intercity in southeastern turkey for example between Mardin and Midyat or Mardin and Adiyaman? How do we actually find information on this or perhaps even buy a ticket online? Much thanks again for inspiring me with your content. It certainly went a long way in convincing me to book a flight to turkey!
I traveled to Mardin and other cities in southeast Turkey with a well-known Turkish journalist who is known for defending the rights of the Kurdish minority in the area. She was recognized and welcomed by many of the local residents who are of Kurdish and Arabic descent. It took quite a long time to find our hotel because my friend had trouble understanding the local people's Turkish. We went in the beginning of July (very hot time of year) and there were very few tourists - foreign or domestic. The local Christian community are Syrian Christians. There are two Syrian Christian churches that we were able to visit after finding a resident who had keys to unlock these ancient and fascinating buildings.
We understand, the UK foreign travel always says the same thing as well - one of the reasons we made the films in south east Turkey was to prove how safe we felt in that area. I’m so glad we went, it’s an area we plan to return and never felt anything other than safe. It’s an amazing part of Turkey to explore. As far as covid is concerned you would be given emergency treatment if you required it free of charge. Unfortunately most insurance company’s won’t cover you if the government say you shouldn’t go to this area, but I’m sure someone will cover you. How long were you thinking to be in that area? 🙋♀️
I will stay about 5-6 days in mardin and explore the city, midyat and dara. And maybe one day each in antakya, gaziantep and diyarbakir, i got insurance from safetywing for 83$ for my 5 week trip and it cover both covid and that area 👍😁
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İlk defa Türkiye'yi gezerken arka planda arapça müzik değil de Türkçe müzik koyan birini gördüm tebrik ederim.
Telif Hakkasuz müzik hiç kimse bulanmıyor
Zaten Mardin Kürtlerin çoğunlukta olduğu bir şehri ve Kürtçe/Türkçe şarkı kullanılması Gerekli.
Arap kültürüne dair hiç birşey yok.
Sadece biraz Arap Göçüne uğramış 2 dünya savaşında. Buranın gerçek halkı ve kültürü Kürt Halkı Ve Kültürüdür.
@@user-bl7zi7nx9w birçok yabancı Araplar ile Kürtleri aynı sanıyor lol
@@007meow çoğunluk değil Avrupa bütün Ortadoğu'yu ve Türkiye'yi Arap görüyor.
Kısacası müslüman olan herkesi.
Değil kardeşim genelleme Arap
I can't watch BBC documentaries anymore. 😊 Mick Amca is already becoming unrivaled in the documentary field. 👏 Thank you very much Mick Amca and Trudie for all the great jobs. 🙏
I love this! I will also will do a trip there and record it! world need to know about Turkey more. So many hidden gems
Yes Hazal do it
Mick and trudie really managed to get the feel of the unspoilt true turkey this time well done keep up the good work you pair 😊
I am thoroughly impressed how clean it is so beautiful, and full of history.Mick and Trudie Thank you so much,Lovely tour ,I’m very happy.Best couple,God bless and peace grace 🙏💙🦋💙🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you for showing us those beautiful places in Mardin. It's my birth city.
teşekkürler Mick amca 💓
I recently learned from a dna test that a lot of my ancestors came from this town. I’ve always been so fascinated by this kind of architecture and can’t wait to visit someday !
Where do you live now? And what is your ethnicity?
@@jean-pierrehanna8583 I'm half Armenian, apparently with Assyrian mixed in. My mom was born in Fresno, California, my grandma was from Bitlis, and I live in Fresno now.
@@jenniferrenzi7008 aha cool! Do you know The language?
We found Trudie’s grandad the DNA take a look at the film
@@jenniferrenzi7008 I'm Armenian and have Mardin as well...
Thank you Mick and Trudie, for such an interesting and beautiful tour of Mardin!!!
This was absolutely a treat awesome 👏 i love this part of non touristy part of turkey .
Untouched gem and you two are great 👍
Here I am in London learning about my own country from you. Great job and well done.
Samee watching from Canada 🇨🇦 😭
TURKEY 🇹🇷 🇹🇷🧿🇹🇷🇹🇷
Love watching your videos, great content, thanks for sharing with us
Thank you Mick and Trudie, for such an interesting and beautiful tour of Mardin 🙂
You guys are such a beautiful people. Thanks for what you doing.
Oh mon dieu ma Turquie aux mille parfums!Aux Millle facettes
Le bon vent de L'orient! Que tu est beau!
Really enjoyed this video and hope to visit in 2022. I have watched a few Turkish series filmed in Mardin and became enamored with it. We are doing an escorted Turkey tour for 15 days October 2022 and will add more time to explore other parts of Turkey. Oh that chocolate shop is a MUST!
such a fun video to watch and you made it like a documentary. i could not stop smiling while watching. thank you for this video :)
I will definitely travel to Mardin this year and already started my first Turkish lesson. Thank you very much.
I live in Mardin one day if ur route passes over this city i would love to introduce the city and host u
Thank you Mick enjoyed this very much, you captured the atmosphere of the town very well.☺
I literally was laughing when she was making the chapatti (bread)... God i came across this beutiful video accidently nd wdout wasting a second i subscribed it... Ive been to istanbul but havent been to this beutiful city
Thank you for sharing. I have learnt about mardin by watching Turkish drama bir bulut olsam.
Bardini bu sekil hic gormemistim harika tarihi ve yapilari insanlari vs muhtis sanat ve arsitekturel tasarimiyle tsklr mick amca ve devami umuduyla slmlar
That was one of a few videos of my hometown that I quite liked 👍🏽
Just the perfect format for me. Thanks, guys
We loved watching this series of videos thank you 🙏 you two are such sweet human beings, god bless you both love from Hertfordshire 💐
You are a legend!!! Love it how you talk turkish so good omg !! Love u guys ❤️❤️
Mick amca, you are the best amca ever:))
great Vids,really got me interested in Turkey.Keep up the good work.Alex in Edinburgh
Never heard of anything being made from donkey milk, that's a new discovery for me from a very amazing video of yours. Just stay happy and healthy.
Mick did you notice the bakers T-shirt.It said for all Turkish citizens,but yet it’s for everyone this is hospitality,wow.
Mick Scarsbrook Oh wow,the problems are immense for our neighbours but they welcomed.
I would love to visit this amazing city one day
such a beautiful city. loads of things to see and taste.
I I have been watching these videos for some time and l feel as if I have really visited those places for free. Thank you again .
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video. Mardin is added to my bucket list 🙏🙏🙏
Wow this is an incredible tour. Following now 😍🥰
I am from mardin but i vas born in istanbul ..
and i couldnt go to mardin until now ..
Thank you for this video mick amca
Thanks..very enlightening..I studied in UK in 1996 n both of u r a lovely people... now during lockdown watched one of Turkish drama Hercai ... learnt the language too..many of Malay language had the same meaning...would like to go there... From Malaysia
Great Video 👍 Amazing Places . Great Pictures. Maybe we can see more cities and wonderful places in Turkey....
Baking bread 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 for Trudie 💪🏼
Çok teşekkürler Mick amca,çok güzel video olmuş👍🏻
Mardin, my LOVE ❤ I love this city, I went there many times and I also have friends there … I miss you, Mardin ❤
The city where i was born... Thank you for the nice video.
Thanks for sharing. Very unique and interesting video.
OMG SO OLD BUT STILL AWESOME KEPT CLEAN
Thank you for the documentary, very nice
watching your videos is such a pleasure , very grateful to you for sharing with us
I was watching this on Facebook now I'm going to bed and watching the rest on TH-cam😂
Great video about Turke and the old culture .. thank you very much .
Interesting video. Glad I finally found a cultivated smart blogger
Thank you! Mick and dear Trudie. We are appreciated for your efforts. Musics in the video are chosen very accurate. By the way, maybe some of people wonder donkey with bags, they are working for municipality to clean areas which garbage trucks couldn't get into, they are registered and taken care very well :)
Nice to hear about the donkeys 🤠😍
@@mickandtrudie Actually Mick, after you shown this Hasankeyif, i looked it up. these people moved to a nice location as you see, and all shop owners given new shops, and homes,, this part of Turkey have very rich soil but they lack water, and Turkey imports $45 billion in energy, it is their biggest expense per year, and population is increasing water becomes scares in that part of the country, even around the World. they had to compromise, Entire Turkey is like a Museum, if they stop projects for historical sites, than the country wouldn't be able build anything, Turks do pretty good job preserving and presenting heritage as l know how many ancient sites they excavated and restored, , most of Ottoman empire ancient ruins even mosques been teared down in the areas such as Greece ( You know when we were in Greece most of the Greek people all they did was to spew their hate for TURKS , calling the Mongols, they should go back to Mongolia, they are dirty, they are muslims, like been a muslim is a bad thing, we were really disgusted with their attitude ,and funny thig is that their entire culture based on Turkish people, they even eat the same dishes, they even say Yogurt is their, baklava ,lokhum, Turkish coffee,even Mussakak, humus, dolma, i forgot but almost all Turkish things.but they say they are theirs, hahaha, And when we were in Turkey all Turks say they are their neighbors, we eat the same food we dance like, we look like each other and we let old by gone be by gones, we like Greek people. that is the difference, between them, and other places while Turks spends their own tax money to preserve them because Turkish people are wonderful compassionate, caring hospitable people , and hate no one accept the ones want if they try to take over their county, than they be your worst night-mere, I am a history buff, I read Ottoman Empire also even during the Ataturk and after, even in Korea, long ago Korean veterans were saying how brave the Turks were and how happy that Turks are in their side. so yeah, yes Turks are not perfect but they are something special, do you know their national Anthem ends with these words ' "Hakkidir Hakka Tapan ,milletimin Istiklal" you know what it means right? Means"" We have given the rights to keep the country and liberty, just beacuse we only worship and fight justice and liberty " I thought that was so impressive and important why they are like the way they are. One Australian General said after the war in Gallipoli " Turkey is for the Turks and Turks only, we say Good bye to this war" says it all.
Mick u make very interesting and beautiful videos thanks for sharing and Aloha from Hilo hi.
Awwww I found this so amazing 😱this is SILA town 💞💞💞thank you for shearing
Yea
ده س خوش 🥰
Mick amca sizleri karadenize'de bekleriz,simdi tam zamani cunku cok bol balik var bu sene..Amasra'ya mutlaka gelin..
“Karadeniz’e de”
mick amca türkçe konuşmanı çok seviyoruz senin çok tatlı konuşuyosun
@@mickandtrudie Hayır türkçeniz bence gayet güzel dediginiz herşeyi kolaylıkla anlayabiliyoruz, konuşma aksanınız çok hoşumuza gidiyor çok tatlı Türkçe konuştuğunuz videolar istiyoruz 😊
Meryem Ana Manastırı efsane bir yermiş 🤩🤩🤩
Canım şehrim. 🧡 Her medeniyetin olduğu şehir 💙
Very beautiful old city...
Çok güzel emeklerine sağlık…
Awesome , Inshaalah, I am coming lovely Turkey. After absence for 5 years.
Always very nice videos
Beautiful 👏thanks
You are really cool Mick Amca
Thanks for your video very informative, i will go there one day
South east Turkey is amazing. Will visit soon solo. But i found no hostel available there in Gaziantep, mardin, dakyabakir and other places. Since solo i will travell in budget.
Are you a bengali?
Amar mardin valo lage such a classy place.
On of the best city Mardin Kurdish city❤
Teşekkürler Mick amca☺☺
Mardin is the city which I was born. But I'm living in near Istanbul cause of work, unfortunately far from Mardin. Thanks for remind mardins beauty to us... 👍👍
Is it true that Turkish people that live in Istanbul hate the Turks from mardin
@@Steve55s5 you are such an idiot and liar.
@@canparem2710 i was asking a question,not lying
@DMB Y thanks for telling me,it was something that i heard from a frnd
@@ali-zg2lj that's unfortunate
Beautiful ❤🎉
Wonderful vlog. Thanks for showing something that isn't shown usually. I learned a lot. Tessekur ederim. ( sorry for mistyping turkish words. Norwegian keyboard and a tad rusty memory. ; )
Loved watching this video , and ur wife is so cute lol 💕💕💕
Beautiful video, thank you!
The gordo riding on the horse is so funny. I think the horse can't activate the brake when going down the slope,lol.
Beautiful ❤️😍💖💞
Great video thanks
Very interesting video.
Beautifull place !
Beautiful Turkey 🇹🇷 😍 Thank you for the great introduction.
Bu adam benim ülkeme hizmet ediyor, helal olsun.
AWESOME YENGE TRUDIE
It will be highly appreciated if you put the music names on the description too.
mick amcayı türkiye çok sevdii🥰🥰
Hi Mick and Trudie,
I've been following your channel and absolutely love the content on Southeastern Turkey that youve posted up. May I ask one question. Are ther buses or minibuses which ply intercity in southeastern turkey for example between Mardin and Midyat or Mardin and Adiyaman? How do we actually find information on this or perhaps even buy a ticket online?
Much thanks again for inspiring me with your content. It certainly went a long way in convincing me to book a flight to turkey!
MERCI BIEN MICK UNCLE
I think U must have travelled the whole country - Turkey...... 👏👏👍👍👋👋
Teşekkürler mik amca
Un bello país para verlo 😁😁😘😘
So beautiful
Çok başarılısınız tebrik ederim lütfen türkçe alt yazı eklermisiniz tüm videolarınıza
Altyazı olursa çok sevinirim
I traveled to Mardin and other cities in southeast Turkey with a well-known Turkish journalist who is known for defending the rights of the Kurdish minority in the area. She was recognized and welcomed by many of the local residents who are of Kurdish and Arabic descent. It took quite a long time to find our hotel because my friend had trouble understanding the local people's Turkish. We went in the beginning of July (very hot time of year) and there were very few tourists - foreign or domestic. The local Christian community are Syrian Christians. There are two Syrian Christian churches that we were able to visit after finding a resident who had keys to unlock these ancient and fascinating buildings.
*Assyrian Christians.
Not syrian assyrian
Who is that journalist? I wonder it.
@@Spasomen74 www.biyografya.com/biyografi/14364 I was Gülay's ESOL teacher and friend.
@@edmey 👍
I love Turkish people
I was in Mardin 2 months ago
@@mickandtrudie it's one of the most beautiful and historical place in turkey you should visit Batman as well
@@mickandtrudie but you havent shown the monastry still running
Amazing "roti" making..........by ur wife....... Ha ha 👏👏
nice
tk
interesting, is it safe to travel there, Mr. & Ms. M +T?
Safer than the Uk
@@mickandtrudie oh~o.k. thx.
How did u experienced the safety situation? In sweden the foreign department dont recomend trips to this region so its hard to find travelinsurance 🙄
We understand, the UK foreign travel always says the same thing as well - one of the reasons we made the films in south east Turkey was to prove how safe we felt in that area. I’m so glad we went, it’s an area we plan to return and never felt anything other than safe. It’s an amazing part of Turkey to explore.
As far as covid is concerned you would be given emergency treatment if you required it free of charge.
Unfortunately most insurance company’s won’t cover you if the government say you shouldn’t go to this area, but I’m sure someone will cover you. How long were you thinking to be in that area? 🙋♀️
I will stay about 5-6 days in mardin and explore the city, midyat and dara. And maybe one day each in antakya, gaziantep and diyarbakir, i got insurance from safetywing for 83$ for my 5 week trip and it cover both covid and that area 👍😁
allah protect you and your wife . ameen
Your wife is so funny 😃