While watching the video, I always watched it with a smile as if I had fallen in love.☺️ And she looks like my grandma who passed away 15 years ago. She have cook like this vay. I am a bit emotional. I think this is your most heartwarming video
What an adventure! Have been following your journey from the beginning. You deserve to have 1000's of subscribers by now. You are showing us cultures and landscapes most of us will never experience (especially being an Australian in a covid world) Looking forward to your next video. Cheers and thanks.
visited Istanbul last year I love the food they have bio food look how he was treated by that grand ma , its like he was her son with love and care oh my GOD I love turkey
You are a amazing gye you are showing that's humans are all the same so beautiful dissent matter were you are from love and respect are key to a happy life
While the woman was preparing the tea with ''semaver'', she asked you to throw some wood into it. She was also trying to tell you that you can pour tea whenever you want by yourself.
Yep you guessed right she said you could have more tea if you wish. But you didn't do the duty she gave you she told you to put some wood under the semaver while she is away 😁😁
Yeah, it would be great for beautiful images, but a drone is also a lot of potential trouble in many countries, and it creates, in my mind, a too big distance between the viewer and myself.
lol the grandma said 10 lira first for your tent then she ramped up the price to 50 lira XD ahh whatever it just makes a couple euro increase for you XD
Your adventure is so heartwarming. That elderly lady is so sweet. She probably sees a son in you when she was preparing your meal. Keep rocking!
She lives the simple life but the best life you can live , great channel.
For the most part, you got what she exactly said. Well done!
As I don't speak Turkish, it's only situational understanding, so that's really cool !
While watching the video, I always watched it with a smile as if I had fallen in love.☺️ And she looks like my grandma who passed away 15 years ago. She have cook like this vay. I am a bit emotional. I think this is your most heartwarming video
i feel your hapiness when i watch your videos. She is so sweet. Beautlful people of my country 😀
Yeah, it's so pleasant to travel across your country. And she was so nice, indeed.
She asked you if you wanted to eat something and suggested to prepare „gözleme“ for you, such a lovely woman🥰
I understood when she was saying if u want more tea you can help ur self 😆😄😁 what an amazing woman 😇🥰 she made my day too 🥰
i was never thinked about a place like this exist in my country, thank you Kino!
What a lovely Turkish grandma!
Yeah, she was super nice.
What an adventure! Have been following your journey from the beginning. You deserve to have 1000's of subscribers by now. You are showing us cultures and landscapes most of us will never experience (especially being an Australian in a covid world) Looking forward to your next video. Cheers and thanks.
Thank you! Yeah, I hope that I will get there soon. And good luck to you, Australians, with the hard times you are having with Covid.
Thanks a lot for showing authentic Turkish people and culture.
You are welcome.
What a cool old lady how authentic the whole set up was and she seemed like she managed everything with no help. I hope you rewarded her well.
Cette dame a une tête tellement sympathique, et le pain qu'elle cuit doit être si bon ! Quel endroit charmant.
Oui, elle était vraiment sympa. Et l'endroit était vraiment magnifique.
I love your enthusiasm for the small things.
Yeeey ❤️ this is Turkey. I love and proud of my country! 🥰 Yves thank you so much for you to show our countries beauty!😍
Teyzem su gözlemenin yanina bir iki domates, salatalik dograsaydin be ya!!! Kuru kuru yedirdin adama :)
500 sene önce domates mi vardı o zaman da nine hatunlar gözleme yapıyordu
The place is a paradise, she is a mother. A nice place to call home.
visited Istanbul last year I love the food they have bio food
look how he was treated by that grand ma , its like he was her son with love and care oh my GOD I love turkey
Sevgili Kino Yves, harika bir kanalın var ve izlemekten zevk alıyorum, afiyetler olsun yola devam.
granma so lovely
Yeah, she was so nice!
Saying OK and TMam with the lady was very 😁 funny.
I have never seen a very funny and adventurous person like you. I love you man. Keep up with your adventures ❤
Как удивительно видеть,что в наше непростое время молодой человек так любит природу,такой непосредственный,веселый!!!Приятного аппетита!)))
🇹🇷 sa c est un peuple !
Un vrai!
5:06 haha friendly man switched from Turkish to german 😂
I truly enjoyed this video. Your best so far. What a lovely granny.
Les paysages sont magnifiques, du jamais vu! WOW😲
You are a amazing gye you are showing that's humans are all the same so beautiful dissent matter were you are from love and respect are key to a happy life
What a wonderful place
Very original approach to travel adventure filming. It's raw and real. Great work Kino! You are a natural!
Loving your videos...thank you for every single one...very informative and entertaining. Greetings
I love burek with cheese. This was a pancake variant. But the burek( tukish is Borek ) with cheese is incredible, I could eat that for days only
You were right about her saying you can get more tea there if you want to.
24:27 yes she says if you want more tea you can take it there.
Great adventure! Turkey is paradise, masha'Allah!
You are a funny guy😂 Love to watch your videos!
Your home is where you set up your tent! I wish i could live this type of life.
Nice video keep them coming faster lol 😂
Thank you! And yeah, actually I slowed down because I struggle with slow internet, where I am now. In February I should be able to speed up again.
hahah yeah you are right she just said " if you want more tea, tea here, come and take it"
Nice!
Amazing place. I honestly think you should stay in Turkey for a longer period of time.
Great watching your Conversation with the woman. What an adventure
Very good video, Nice view, beutifull Nature. Btw she asked you if you wont 1 or 2 bread. :)) but yeah not easy to understand everything
22:13 she makes you responsible for fire 🔥 😂. Keep an eye on fire, I’ll come now
She tried to say that bread name is Gözleme. 👍👍
Great, thank you for translating!
While the woman was preparing the tea with ''semaver'', she asked you to throw some wood into it. She was also trying to tell you that you can pour tea whenever you want by yourself.
Incredible. What an adventure. I'm really happy for you and can't stop smiling myself. :)
I love it this life 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
Old lady made me laughed
18:40 😂😂😂😂 that was most awesome thing. 🧠⛔️😂😂😂
Such a nice place! What's the name of the lake?
go to north of Turkey as well - where tea comes from
Yep you guessed right she said you could have more tea if you wish. But you didn't do the duty she gave you she told you to put some wood under the semaver while she is away 😁😁
Ahahahha, I didn't get it about the wood, I would have loved to do it though.
@@KinoYves of course you would 👍☺️👍☺️. By the way one and a half portion is " bir buçuk porsiyon" in Turkish just in case you might have to use it 😉
In min 23:35 you answer the question without knowing the turkish language 🤣🤣 amazing
Yeah, it's funny how, sometimes, you can guess correctly just by the situation and the body language.
Le temps magnifique, les pins, le lac, Le pain ! ça donne envie.
Ouais, un endroit magnifique !
What a wonderful journey I really want to be in such beautiful places, good luck. Keep moving. We really enjoying your journey
i Love this video
Very nice woman❤❤
You need a drone definitely!
Yeah, it would be great for beautiful images, but a drone is also a lot of potential trouble in many countries, and it creates, in my mind, a too big distance between the viewer and myself.
OR maybe she said if you want milk in your tea you tell her😂
the lady said ill bring you food from home and in the morning ill make you gozleme
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks
Thank you very much !
cok güzel
Don’t they use plates, that side of the world.?
We have a packaged crispy dry cracker bread in the USA called Ak-Mak. Probably Turkishh people came here and started this company making it?
Nice experiments again.. İt would be better if she had potatoes too.. Maybe next time..
You can fishing man😛hahaha
Ahahhahaha, yeah, most likely I am gonna get something there 😂
Alabalık means trout.
she asks if 1 would be enough or two
👍🇷🇴👏👏
why you don't use Google translator conversation?🤔
14.42 she wanted to Bering you sime free food frim home
Show me the meaning of being lonley
lol the grandma said 10 lira first for your tent then she ramped up the price to 50 lira XD
ahh whatever it just makes a couple euro increase for you XD
😂😂😂
It's okay, she was lovely.
@@KinoYves :DDD
No, she initially said 50 TL for the tent fee. She said 15 TL for gözleme. In other words, she did not say 10 TL for the tent fee. She said 50 TL.
@ did I hear wrong or somethin? ahh man againn whatever just a couple euro inc XD
I guess i didn't pay attention or somethign my turkish is rusty.
@ yeah that is what I heard exactly. She didnt mention 10lira for sure.
I wonder what kind of fat she used to brush the bread with 19:10.
Yeah, it's true it would be interesting to know what she used. Does anyone have an idea about it?
Hi. The best would be butter, but based on the oil bottle on the back, I'm guessing it's sunflower oil. (18.15)
@@_olivebranch_ thank you.
If you look at the color of the oil, it is pure olive oil.
I saw one sunflower oil bottle on her right side when she was preparing the dough before the cooking. Probably that one.
what a lovely place