The way she speaks is addictive to listen to. I came here bcz of some youtube algorithm, had to finish the whole video thanks to the beautiful way she speaks.
Love Turkey and it’s people! Visited a year ago and just fell in love with the history, beauty, people, food, and the shopping! Thanks for your hospitality!
LOL you sound like an Italian American! We do the same; living room for guests, dining room for guests, dishes for guests, no shoes in the house. :) LOL oven as storage, check. Your house is superbly neat and very beautiful. So is your cat! Turkish mom sounds like Italian mom! :) Teşekkürler
You are so charismatic! Apartment is very nice, extremally clean and cozy. I love those bright colors. Yours Mother is a really good homemaker and nice painter. Some things are the same like in russian or latvian families homes. We also use house-shoes, drink a lot of tea and love turkish series :)
Omggg empty nutella jars, especial plates for guests, putting stuff in the oven. That just like my home. Like I am from Bangladesh and my mom has does all of those things
Such a lovely home, looks pretty and comfortable. Rugs are very necessary with wood or vinyl floors, my house too has rugs in every room. Also we have the everyday dishes and the special dishes...they take up a lot of room.
Si en México las casas son muy diferentes. Casi no usan muebles en la cocina solo barra. Y áreas especiales para lavadora. Y lean zapatos. En Turquía nosotros nunca entramos en la casas con la zapatos solo usamos chanclas. Yo viví 10 años en cdmx. En centro por eso yo se muchos culturas en mexico saludos desde Turquía
Nice video made by a Turkish sister and everything were looking beautiful and well decoration inside the flat everywhere specially the paintings were looking so beautiful and i love it. Thanks to your mom. Love from Bangladesh as a new subscriber.
How could I have forgotten to mention what a Fantastic Artist your Beloved Mother truly is! Her paintings should be on the worldwide market!! If possible, I would love to purchase some of her work. I would truly appreciate 🙏 and enjoy them. Have a Peaceful day.
Absolutely beautiful. I have visited your beautiful city of Istanbul. The people are wonderful the culture is fantastic and the history is amazing. The Turkish people are extraordinary God bless you and your fantastic country. Kind regards from the United Kingdom xx
It's so great to note how affordable Turkey is. However it masks the tragedy of a collapsing Lira. The poorest struggle the most because of the currency crisis. But yes. Good prices for those who can afford.
@Mr chef turkiye is my country and as i said and also you said it is not affordable for us. We are in deep crises and for foreigners this country can be heaven but for us, it is hell and if this government continues i dont know what is waiting for us
So lovely. Thank you for sharing! :-) Beautiful Turkish home and very informative... My dream is to visit Turkey and learn the language. Living "on your own" is so overrated and a very Americanized way of thinking. Living with family has its positives too. More togetherness while we have our loved ones here with us, pull resources together and help eachother in different ways, save money, etc. I'm sure you'll be able to travel soon just as your sister has. 26 is a great age and you still have lots of time to enjoy the journey of figuring things out. :-) Love this channel!!! So proud of you!!! Keep it up guys!!💛💯😏
Hi you have a wonderful home. I moved here from Africa and I am still learning so much about 🇹🇷Turkey. The water spout in the water bottle has been under my kitchen sink since we moved here in February and I had no idea what it was until you showed it to us😂🤣 thank you very much for sharing. 😊👍
This is the thing İ loved most about İstanbul. İt's a Tier 1 world-class city, yet the rent, the cost of living, the groceries - everything is so cheap it's unreal. And how can food so good be so cheap? İ heart you Türkiye. Oh, and sweeeet home you got there Nihan
Actually İ live in a developing country myself (not a dollars-or-pounds country), but the cost of living in İstanbul is actually cheaper than in my town, despite it being a megacity. That's what amazes me about it :)
This is a beautifully presented home. From UK perspective the rent is is £140.00 month at today's conversion rate. Turkey is becoming an advanced country and great destination for new life.
You are soooo lucky! A 3bedroom flat in Istanbul for 200$? I came back home after 13 years away & try to find a flat in a suburb of Thessaloniki (a 2 bedroom preferably) & they ask for 350-400€ for an apartment in an old building! I should move to my beloved Istanbul
@@bahattinpeker2212 yes, I realise the gap but, it is Istanbul, not a small suburb. Anyway, no one really gives a damn for our well-being, we must try & enlighten our lives,. Take care
@@smaragdadimopoulou this video is misleadin this exact apt costs around 4k liras i live in this exact same house its 4k liras now probably she got the house contract from when the lira was way more valuable as soon as that contracts over it will be 4k liras
Thank you very much that was very sweet sharing your home with us I’m Egyptian and I live in USA also I’m planning to visit Istanbul this Summer and I may stay there. Thank you very much your very sweet.
We have damacana in Brazil...and the sound track in the vídeo is Brazilian music 🎶🎵👌 yes? And! Yes! we also live with our parents until marriage 💑!! Good for you turcs!!!
Your home is typical to that of a Maltese home! Also most young folk live with their parents until they have their own life. No shame about that. Lovely video , looking forward to more of your videos . God Bless you all
I met my boyfriend from turkey online. 🇹🇷 he's amazing. I'm watching these videos to help me understand him more. He came to America a few months ago on a work visa. He visited me from a while, but we livecin different states. There is a lot for him to adjust to.
I don't understand how you can find gf/bf online. I have been a member of several sites for 4 years, but none of my speeches could pass the preliminary meeting. Hundreds of messages are coming from Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines and Latin America countries every day. Mostly golddigger. But, Interestingly, Indonesians, Filipinos, Thais and Latin Americans living in Western countries do not even respond to my messages. Frankly, I have no problem communicating with women. I am already a preschool teacher and while I was studying at university, 99% of my friends were women. It still is. I think it's impossible to find a like-minded person online. Because everyone is trying to look better than they are, but they are very hypocritical. Living in a collective culture like Turkey is torture for an introvert. Here, intovert is perceived as antisocial. Those who don't talk unless they find something worth talking about are seen as losers here. Turkey is the hell of gentle, kind, rule-following, calm and intellectual people.
@@noksyesvs well imet him in the comments of 9gag. It lasted a year online, but I broke it of in feb, a few months after he moved to USA. He ended up being super jealous and telling me i can't hang out with my friends, not even the women... so yeah. Ug.
@@noksyesvslol Filipina here. What app are you using? I’m familiar with dating apps but I only used it once out of curiosity. I’ll give you some info. Educated Filipina don’t really like using dating apps to date foreigners. Because men just use it to fool around. I’m not saying all but many. Also, I only know one or two people that found their partner online and but the other one is kind of problematic. both of them are introvert and they’re dating were foreigners. The first one is my sister’s best friend who met an introvert too. They got married after the girl graduated. The other one is my best friend who is also an introvert. With the gold digging thing issue, be careful because it’s true many can really be like that. If a Filipina is dating or getting married with a foreigner, people will joke around even if it’s not true, "may naka-ahon na namang Pinay". It translates to, "a Filipina is saved from poverty". So middle- class and above Filipinas are avoiding to date foreigners through online apps like tinder even dating them if they didn’t meet in like workplace, organization. The only acceptable dating apps here are Christian dating apps. And many passport bros here who are 50ish married half their age that made them look gold diggers. Also, many mixed people here are the result of US military promiscuity with bar workers. So it’s kind of embarrassing joke here if you’re dating foreigners although it’s kind changing. When I was younger people would joke why I didn’t have bf yet and to end the conversation I’d say I will marry a foreigner. And they would laugh about it. I don’t know if this help but I think the best way is to go out and travel and meet people personally. Talk to the locals and make friends with them. That’s the best way to really know a person. Also please avoid those that are half your age. You’ll be stared at. Happy dating!
I met my boyfriend online Instagram, I’ve to Turkey İzmir Very beautiful. We have been together for awhile now. Going back December this year, but this time with my sisters to meet with his family!! Just love his family!! ❤❤❤❤❤
And Syrians too, especially from Aleppo :) our languages are different but our customs and cultural habits are very similar. Many Syrians live with parents for a long time, sometimes forever. So we certainly relate to that :) Thats what makes Turkish, Azeri, Middle Eastern culture beautiful: we respect and truly love our parents. They certainly deserve that love and support despite their roughness sometimes. Saygılar ve Kolay gelsin!
@@sankalp4673 I dont blame Turks nor Azeris to not call thenselves Middle Eastern. I say the same about myself as a Syrian, considering Im a mix of Turkish and Circassian. The idea of “Middle East” label makes no sense anyways. How can something be in the middle and east at the same time? If there is “Middle East”, then where is “Middle West”? Very strange thing honestly…
Oh ,I love the video and commentry, and specially other way to use oven,I store food stuff in dishwasher and my daughter show our guest,now after watching this video I am relieved 😊
$200 USD is very affordable for us Americans. And what I can tell by the view from those windows would be an additional cost in the US. Something like that in our most expensive metros in the US would run up to 25x and beyond 🤯
@@becksigizmund4549 Lmao stop lying. Majority of the states here in the US you can get a 3 bedroom for 2500 or less. The only states where it isn’t possible is NY and CA.
@@dont375 u don’t live in USA ..lol a one bedroom and one bathroom these days is 1800$ to 2000$ and a two bedroom starts at 2400$ these days so imagine a 3 bedroom apartment I have not seen less than 3500$ here ..what in hell are u talking about that a 2 bed will be for 2000$ ..pls keep living in dream world …and I know cis I live in USA and currently looking for an apartment after selling my home so I know what I’m talking about infact I’m thinking of moving to Turkey I’m so fed up with the prices here and everyday shootings and killings and paying high Taxes but still don’t get proper healthcare seriously Europe and Turkey are so safe and so great with their healthcare too
Hello from Wisconsin, USA. What a lovely bright and white home. Beautifully decorated and well organized. The decor is very similar to western culture. Nice clean home and surprisingly low rent compared to the States. I want move to
Yes you do... İ have been to Turkey. Much better place to live. Only problem is language. Not many Turks speak English but i was still able to get everything done 👍 İ work as an IT contractor so after every contract I plan to live in Turkey few months. Then come back work again a year then back to Turkey to relax.
Hello there Gary Beaver. Unless you have outside Income thats permanent i would not recommend you renting anything in Turkey. The wages are 2000-5000 Lira a month but the 4k-5k range is only for the Well educated class and higher tier. you would earn 1200-3000Lira a month and really struggle if you would just work a regular job there. also there are no work rights you can be fired and not be paid your Monthly Wage and the cops wont do anything about it. it is a very hard country to be living in especially now when the lira is almost 17Lira for 1 dollar. please roughly think about it before you do such a move. with outside income you would be living like a god but without you would be like a rat trying to get some crumbles everyday just to stay alive.
You are an adorable hostess. You remind me of my own daughter. Your home is very nice. Where I live (USA), the similar apt would be no less than $1000 USD per month. My favorite part of your video is that you too use the oven for storage....haha! Your mom deserves a "shout out"...Bravo Mom, for the paintings and for creating a loving space for your family. God bless you all and keep you safe.
when i look on airbnb, the prices are a lot more expensive. most people seem to ask around 1000eur/ month, and then you need to add 200 for the airbnb service fee.
Beautiful home. My is going to Bilgi university in Istanbul. I am looking for an apartment to rent for a year. Can you tell which area you live in. And who to contact. We are looking forward to our trip.
Your so sweet❤ I'm Iranian(from Turk part of it) and I felt like I'm enjoying seeing an Iranian home! Hope you and your family will live the best life there🤍
Great apartment. So bright and clean. Your presentation was very informative and light hearted. The special “guest “ towels and china are normal to me. Thank you for showing me a different side of Turkish family life. American living in Liverpool, UK.
Thanks for showing your home, nice modern place much like homes here in U.K. I watch your Turkish lessons, your mom's painting are great. Best wishes. Faqir Mohamad.
Loved your presentation dear. Specially when u told that if the kitchens have ears... All the very best for your vlogs.. Looking for some more. Love from India.
Its the best thing of our culture sis we should be proud of it that we have a good family system ❤ allhumdulillah living with old mother and father is blessing
Can I come to you for a few days in the near future when the pandemy stuff settle? It would be nice to spend time there because I want to start learning Turkish. I am also into the past like Ottoman. I had a passionate teacher in secondary school. She was probably from Istanbul but from that time on, I was dreaming of visiting the "Bysantum Capital" as she called it. That was in 1968. Yes, I am that old. I was 13 yrs in her class .
@@sui1906 thanks. That was a nice apartment for 200 definitely worth more. Now that dollar exchange for more lira, do you think the rent goes up? I visited Bükürmerce and liked the place. However rent I noticed was in range of 1000 when dollar was 8.6. Now dollar is 13.7
Very nice home👍 I'm hoping to find a home with that price in Antalya Turkey, instead of a hotel. I will be traveling back there and getting married there in April and i will be staying one month this time.
Hi! In which district in Istanbul is your apartment? You pay $200 rental per month? Is water and electricity included? Was it furnished? How did you find this apartment? From a real estate agency, newspaper, or from a friend? Love your blog!
By looking at big skycrapers from her bedroom window, I can assume she's on the Asian side, to be precise Ataşehir district. And that's why it's 200$ probably. It's not far away from the city center, you need like 20-30min minutes with the public transport to get there. I guess districts next to the Bosphorus from the Asian side like Kadıköy and Üsküdar are little bit more expensive, or the same price. But as you know, Asian side is always cheaper than European side, so you can expect much higher prices if you search for the places near to Galata and Taksim, Beşiktaş, Karaköy, Nişantaşı, Etiler, Bebek, Arnavütköy etc.
@@lutynsg I think Ataşehir about 10 minutes from where I stay which is Byotell. I think in Kozyatağı area across from a mall. Thank you for the info. I will look in that direction for apartments for next visit to save money. 🏆 For you 😊
@@Beyondthedreamofreality @Afi Yea, basically you were staying across the Palladium shopping mall which is a part of Ataşehir district. Nice location, they are constantly building new things there so I consider it as the most modern asian part of Istanbul. As well, there is a Watergarden shopping mall, my personal favourite one. And on top of that, one of the best local places to eat I found there. If you want, I can find a name for all places I ate there so maybe jt can be useful for you. Thank you for your kind comment! 😄🤘🏻
I saw the whole video and it was so simple and interesting. And the apartment was really so😍 beautiful. Thanks for her great explanation. I enjoyed🥰 the video in TH-cam after a long time. Hope to you will go ahead soon, InShaAllah. #secondtimecommented
It's pretty much the same in everything that u said .my doughter is also 26 living with us till she's married 😊 Ah yes guest have special servings including my siblings relatives friends two fall under guest list ... from Malaysia
Beautiful home! One thing I noticed though about Turkish apartments is how often they only have one bathroom. I think any apartment should have a minimum of 2 bathrooms, unless it is a studio. When I look at apartments for rent or sale in Turkey I see 2/1 or 3/1 or even 4/1 and I say to myself "That cannot possibly mean 4 bedrooms and one bathroom can it?" I wonder if apartments built more recently have a better bedroom to bathroom ratio. The reason I am interested in this is that recently I have been seeing offers for apartments at 250 thousand US dollars that come with permanent residence in Turkey which is attractive but there is no way I would pay that much for an apartment with just one bathroom, Bosporus or no Bosporus. Very nice video, thank you for sharing!
Your Anne paintings ... çok çok güzel. I lived in Besni for 4 months with my husband's Anne ve baba. Yemek 👌🏽 ev 👌🏽insanlar 👌🏽 I also miss İstanbul but it was also too busy 😆
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The way she speaks is addictive to listen to. I came here bcz of some youtube algorithm, had to finish the whole video thanks to the beautiful way she speaks.
Turkish accent, the language is beautiful to listen too as well
@@Hhhh22222-w j lol lol
Love Turkey and it’s people! Visited a year ago and just fell in love with the history, beauty, people, food, and the shopping! Thanks for your hospitality!
Come again. Take care 🤗
The same here. I was in Izmir March 22. Wow what a country. Loved everything of Turkey
Same I fell in love with it on my last visit last year I would love to move there
LOL you sound like an Italian American! We do the same; living room for guests, dining room for guests, dishes for guests, no shoes in the house. :) LOL oven as storage, check. Your house is superbly neat and very beautiful. So is your cat! Turkish mom sounds like Italian mom! :)
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Turkey and Italy are neighbors, so lots of similarities exist..family culture and social culture more outdoors etc
Asians take off shoes in the house.
@@DubCmusicTV yes, but ....
Turkish italian and spanish genetically similar too
Similar with Iranian!
Thank you Nihan for opening up your home to us and to Can for the wonderful content!
You are so charismatic! Apartment is very nice, extremally clean and cozy. I love those bright colors. Yours Mother is a really good homemaker and nice painter. Some things are the same like in russian or latvian families homes. We also use house-shoes, drink a lot of tea and love turkish series :)
Most of the things is similar to Pakistani homes and culture. I really enjoyed it. Love Turkey from Pakistan!
It's more like Islamic with some Asian culture, both countries are Muslim majority
@@Hhhh22222-w We are not islamic
Thank you for showing your beautiful place.I've been to Istanbul only once and fall in love with the country .
Omggg empty nutella jars, especial plates for guests, putting stuff in the oven. That just like my home. Like I am from Bangladesh and my mom has does all of those things
Beautiful apartment tour! Specious, clean, bright and feels like a real home :)
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It is a real home.
@@Booboonancy No. It is a Turkish home. 👌
@@therevolution91 Sorry. Yes, it is a real nice Turkish home 🤗
It really is!
Verysweet! Nihan did a great job of showing her cute home!Love it!
Such a lovely home, looks pretty and comfortable. Rugs are very necessary with wood or vinyl floors, my house too has rugs in every room. Also we have the everyday dishes and the special dishes...they take up a lot of room.
Cozy home abla 🏡... In Mex we prefer open areas like kitchen and living room, so you can chitchat to family while you are cooking in kitchen.
Si en México las casas son muy diferentes. Casi no usan muebles en la cocina solo barra. Y áreas especiales para lavadora. Y lean zapatos. En Turquía nosotros nunca entramos en la casas con la zapatos solo usamos chanclas. Yo viví 10 años en cdmx. En centro por eso yo se muchos culturas en mexico saludos desde Turquía
Nice video made by a Turkish sister and everything were looking beautiful and well decoration inside the flat everywhere specially the paintings were looking so beautiful and i love it. Thanks to your mom. Love from Bangladesh as a new subscriber.
How could I have forgotten to mention what a Fantastic Artist your Beloved Mother truly is! Her paintings should be on the worldwide market!! If possible, I would love to purchase some of her work. I would truly appreciate 🙏 and enjoy them. Have a Peaceful day.
Absolutely beautiful.
I have visited your beautiful city of Istanbul.
The people are wonderful the culture is fantastic and the history is amazing.
The Turkish people are extraordinary God bless you and your fantastic country. Kind regards from the United Kingdom xx
It's so great to note how affordable Turkey is. However it masks the tragedy of a collapsing Lira. The poorest struggle the most because of the currency crisis. But yes. Good prices for those who can afford.
It is affordable for you not for the citizens
@Mr chef turkiye is my country and as i said and also you said it is not affordable for us. We are in deep crises and for foreigners this country can be heaven but for us, it is hell and if this government continues i dont know what is waiting for us
@Mr chef what a nonsense answer. Why?
@Mr chef aa aktroll detected ahshshshd
@Mr chef Kac para aliyon la bu yorumlari yapmak icin? Paralı troll
So lovely. Thank you for sharing! :-) Beautiful Turkish home and very informative... My dream is to visit Turkey and learn the language.
Living "on your own" is so overrated and a very Americanized way of thinking.
Living with family has its positives too. More togetherness while we have our loved ones here with us, pull resources together and help eachother in different ways, save money, etc.
I'm sure you'll be able to travel soon just as your sister has. 26 is a great age and you still have lots of time to enjoy the journey of figuring things out. :-) Love this channel!!! So proud of you!!! Keep it up guys!!💛💯😏
What a beautiful cozy home ❤️
Greetings from California USA 🇺🇸
Beautiful home ! I love watching all the time, I can't wait to visit turkey again 💗
Is it expensive in Turkey?
@@ATrainTravels nope everything is cheap
@@ATrainTravels according to currency it is not expensive for foreigners.
Hi you have a wonderful home. I moved here from Africa and I am still learning so much about 🇹🇷Turkey. The water spout in the water bottle has been under my kitchen sink since we moved here in February and I had no idea what it was until you showed it to us😂🤣 thank you very much for sharing. 😊👍
Pretty much everything is for the guests haha
Really loved the presentation. Love from Ethiopia!
shows you how sociable Turkish people are and how well they treat their guests.
This is the thing İ loved most about İstanbul. İt's a Tier 1 world-class city, yet the rent, the cost of living, the groceries - everything is so cheap it's unreal. And how can food so good be so cheap? İ heart you Türkiye.
Oh, and sweeeet home you got there Nihan
Its not cheap for people earning try. Minimum wage is around 230-250 $ a month. %50 of Turks earn around that salary.
Its cheap to you not us
@@alpt1980 it is so less
its only cheap if you have US dollars, Euro's, or British Pound's.
Actually İ live in a developing country myself (not a dollars-or-pounds country), but the cost of living in İstanbul is actually cheaper than in my town, despite it being a megacity. That's what amazes me about it :)
You have such a lovely home! Looks cozy and comfortable 😊
So nice and cozy! It's very similar to italian houses ! Thank you for show us your house!
Same region , similiar cultures too like food and family values and socially outgoing more
Seems like Mediterraneans have a lot in common
This is a beautifully presented home. From UK perspective the rent is is £140.00 month at today's conversion rate. Turkey is becoming an advanced country and great destination for new life.
It’s so cosy and neat. Very comfortable and nice.
We need more videos of Nihan! Love her💕
You are soooo lucky! A 3bedroom flat in Istanbul for 200$? I came back home after 13 years away & try to find a flat in a suburb of Thessaloniki (a 2 bedroom preferably) & they ask for 350-400€ for an apartment in an old building! I should move to my beloved Istanbul
@@bahattinpeker2212 yes, I realise the gap but, it is Istanbul, not a small suburb. Anyway, no one really gives a damn for our well-being, we must try & enlighten our lives,. Take care
@@smaragdadimopoulou this video is misleadin this exact apt costs around 4k liras i live in this exact same house its 4k liras now probably she got the house contract from when the lira was way more valuable as soon as that contracts over it will be 4k liras
@@ibrahibrak4210 4k TL, how much in euro or dollar?
@@ibrahibrak4210 I knew it was way too good to be true! After all, it is Istanbul!!
@@smaragdadimopoulou about $400 USD
Thank you very much that was very sweet sharing your home with us I’m Egyptian and I live in USA also I’m planning to visit Istanbul this Summer and I may stay there.
Thank you very much your very sweet.
Is this her Chanel, I really want to follow her TH-cam Chanel! Bless her, loved her energy!
We have damacana in Brazil...and the sound track in the vídeo is Brazilian music 🎶🎵👌 yes?
And! Yes! we also live with our parents until marriage 💑!! Good for you turcs!!!
Nihan you are such a gorgeous soul
I just love the fact that yo so real like this is what everyday homes are like not wat most people show on social media 😍😍
Hi your new subscriber here from Melbourne Australia.
Nice vedeo👌
Thanks for sharing.
Your home is typical to that of a Maltese home! Also most young folk live with their parents until they have their own life. No shame about that. Lovely video , looking forward to more of your videos . God Bless you all
Mediterraneans have a lot in common
Nice home!!! I liked the fact that you prefer to stay with your parents and that brings value to our customs
Hi 👋
I met my boyfriend from turkey online. 🇹🇷 he's amazing. I'm watching these videos to help me understand him more. He came to America a few months ago on a work visa. He visited me from a while, but we livecin different states. There is a lot for him to adjust to.
I don't understand how you can find gf/bf online. I have been a member of several sites for 4 years, but none of my speeches could pass the preliminary meeting. Hundreds of messages are coming from Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines and Latin America countries every day. Mostly golddigger. But, Interestingly, Indonesians, Filipinos, Thais and Latin Americans living in Western countries do not even respond to my messages. Frankly, I have no problem communicating with women. I am already a preschool teacher and while I was studying at university, 99% of my friends were women. It still is. I think it's impossible to find a like-minded person online. Because everyone is trying to look better than they are, but they are very hypocritical. Living in a collective culture like Turkey is torture for an introvert. Here, intovert is perceived as antisocial. Those who don't talk unless they find something worth talking about are seen as losers here. Turkey is the hell of gentle, kind, rule-following, calm and intellectual people.
@@noksyesvs well imet him in the comments of 9gag. It lasted a year online, but I broke it of in feb, a few months after he moved to USA. He ended up being super jealous and telling me i can't hang out with my friends, not even the women... so yeah. Ug.
@@ElectricGhostI’ve heard that since I was a child that Turkish men are pretty jealous kind.
@@noksyesvslol Filipina here. What app are you using? I’m familiar with dating apps but I only used it once out of curiosity. I’ll give you some info. Educated Filipina don’t really like using dating apps to date foreigners. Because men just use it to fool around. I’m not saying all but many. Also, I only know one or two people that found their partner online and but the other one is kind of problematic. both of them are introvert and they’re dating were foreigners. The first one is my sister’s best friend who met an introvert too. They got married after the girl graduated. The other one is my best friend who is also an introvert. With the gold digging thing issue, be careful because it’s true many can really be like that. If a Filipina is dating or getting married with a foreigner, people will joke around even if it’s not true, "may naka-ahon na namang Pinay". It translates to, "a Filipina is saved from poverty". So middle- class and above Filipinas are avoiding to date foreigners through online apps like tinder even dating them if they didn’t meet in like workplace, organization. The only acceptable dating apps here are Christian dating apps. And many passport bros here who are 50ish married half their age that made them look gold diggers. Also, many mixed people here are the result of US military promiscuity with bar workers. So it’s kind of embarrassing joke here if you’re dating foreigners although it’s kind changing. When I was younger people would joke why I didn’t have bf yet and to end the conversation I’d say I will marry a foreigner. And they would laugh about it. I don’t know if this help but I think the best way is to go out and travel and meet people personally. Talk to the locals and make friends with them. That’s the best way to really know a person. Also please avoid those that are half your age. You’ll be stared at. Happy dating!
I met my boyfriend online Instagram, I’ve to Turkey İzmir
Very beautiful. We have been together for awhile now. Going back December this year, but this time with my sisters to meet with his family!! Just love his family!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Your family home is stunning and beautiful, Nihan! Thank you so much for showing us! If you don't mind me asking, what part of Istanbul is this?
Yeah exactly … I’m paying so much more and everything I find is extremely expensive and it’s 1+1
Nihan is so sweet and cute. Great video!
Thank you so much for showing us a very personal thing like your home, it’s really cozy :)
Only Azeris would understand Turkish people in living with parents for a long time😃😊🇦🇿❤️🇹🇷Very interesting and fun video😍😍 Teşekkürler!!
And Syrians too, especially from Aleppo :) our languages are different but our customs and cultural habits are very similar. Many Syrians live with parents for a long time, sometimes forever. So we certainly relate to that :)
Thats what makes Turkish, Azeri, Middle Eastern culture beautiful: we respect and truly love our parents. They certainly deserve that love and support despite their roughness sometimes.
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@@amersassila To the best of my knowledge, Turkish and Azeri people don't like to be called Middle Eastern.
@@sankalp4673 I dont blame Turks nor Azeris to not call thenselves Middle Eastern. I say the same about myself as a Syrian, considering Im a mix of Turkish and Circassian.
The idea of “Middle East” label makes no sense anyways. How can something be in the middle and east at the same time? If there is “Middle East”, then where is “Middle West”? Very strange thing honestly…
@@amersassila Do you speak Adyghe?
@@amersassila indians too live with their parents unless they get married
she is hilarious 😂😂 I love her lol what a cute apartment and so clean😍 that's what I love about Turkish people
yup
Pictures on the wall, we buy a big sticky one for one side of the wall, they are wonderful to look at.
I feel like wanting to be the guest of the house for a while!
Lovely home. Thanks for sharing a part of your life. Your accent is beautiful.
Oh ,I love the video and commentry, and specially other way to use oven,I store food stuff in dishwasher and my daughter show our guest,now after watching this video I am relieved 😊
Many thanks, Looking forward to see more of your wonderful videos 😊.
Cups upside-down is a great idea, I'll do that too, Many thanks, great video.
That was lovely presentation I love the way you explain and also accent sounds someone from Holand
Yes, your mom loves her glassware! Very cute! Also, your mom keeps a VERY clean house. Very nice.
$200 USD is very affordable for us Americans. And what I can tell by the view from those windows would be an additional cost in the US. Something like that in our most expensive metros in the US would run up to 25x and beyond 🤯
2500 smth like that?:))) You don't live in the US. 3 beds all staffed and furnished will cost around 4000-5000 per month
@@becksigizmund4549 - I live in the US. You fool! I've lived in the Bay Area and Seattle. And you will pay that much in those parts. Not furnished.
@@becksigizmund4549 Lmao stop lying. Majority of the states here in the US you can get a 3 bedroom for 2500 or less. The only states where it isn’t possible is NY and CA.
@@dont375 u don’t live in USA ..lol a one bedroom and one bathroom these days is 1800$ to 2000$ and a two bedroom starts at 2400$ these days so imagine a 3 bedroom apartment I have not seen less than 3500$ here ..what in hell are u talking about that a 2 bed will be for 2000$ ..pls keep living in dream world …and I know cis I live in USA and currently looking for an apartment after selling my home so I know what I’m talking about infact I’m thinking of moving to Turkey I’m so fed up with the prices here and everyday shootings and killings and paying high Taxes but still don’t get proper healthcare seriously Europe and Turkey are so safe and so great with their healthcare too
From Ireland, thank you for sharing your beautiful home. Mum should be so proud of her entrepreneur daughter. Loved your mums paintings, great talent.
Hello from Wisconsin, USA. What a lovely bright and white home. Beautifully decorated and well organized. The decor is very similar to western culture. Nice clean home and surprisingly low rent compared to the States. I want move to
No you don’t
Yes you do... İ have been to Turkey. Much better place to live. Only problem is language. Not many Turks speak English but i was still able to get everything done 👍 İ work as an IT contractor so after every contract I plan to live in Turkey few months. Then come back work again a year then back to Turkey to relax.
Hello there Gary Beaver. Unless you have outside Income thats permanent i would not recommend you renting anything in Turkey. The wages are 2000-5000 Lira a month but the 4k-5k range is only for the Well educated class and higher tier. you would earn 1200-3000Lira a month and really struggle if you would just work a regular job there. also there are no work rights you can be fired and not be paid your Monthly Wage and the cops wont do anything about it. it is a very hard country to be living in especially now when the lira is almost 17Lira for 1 dollar. please roughly think about it before you do such a move. with outside income you would be living like a god but without you would be like a rat trying to get some crumbles everyday just to stay alive.
almost all structure is same or similar Western architecture, the difference is in details, hint: drapes, curtains,
Thank you for sharing . Which town is this. Istanbul? Your mother did a lovely job , you are just sweet.
You are an adorable hostess. You remind me of my own daughter. Your home is very nice. Where I live (USA), the similar apt would be no less than $1000 USD per month. My favorite part of your video is that you too use the oven for storage....haha! Your mom deserves a "shout out"...Bravo Mom, for the paintings and for creating a loving space for your family. God bless you all and keep you safe.
What a true gem you are nihan. Hope to See you again on this channel. Love Turkey very much. Wish you the best and in sha allah no more earthquakes
Thanks a ton! 🤗
when i look on airbnb, the prices are a lot more expensive. most people seem to ask around 1000eur/ month, and then you need to add 200 for the airbnb service fee.
Beautiful home. My is going to Bilgi university in Istanbul. I am looking for an apartment to rent for a year. Can you tell which area you live in. And who to contact. We are looking forward to our trip.
It makes your room dark, like my soul 🖤 hahaha! Also, I dont think i've ever seen so many plates in my life. Thank you so much for this video!! 🇬🇧
Your home is lovely. Thank you for the tour.
Your so sweet❤ I'm Iranian(from Turk part of it) and I felt like I'm enjoying seeing an Iranian home! Hope you and your family will live the best life there🤍
Great apartment. So bright and clean. Your presentation was very informative and light hearted. The special “guest “ towels and china are normal to me. Thank you for showing me a different side of Turkish family life. American living in Liverpool, UK.
5:17 'what can I do sometimes' duyunca nostaljik oldum😂
O espri bizim gibilere yapılmış :)
Love the knives and forks tact nicely all together 😊.
Thanks for showing your home, nice modern place much like homes here in U.K.
I watch your Turkish lessons, your mom's painting are great. Best wishes. Faqir Mohamad.
From ethiopia(habesha) I love Turkey very much. I want to come to Turkey. Pray for me to come
In my country England its more expensive to live in an apartment. The rent is like £600-£800 a month depending on what region you live in the country
Loved your presentation dear. Specially when u told that if the kitchens have ears... All the very best for your vlogs.. Looking for some more. Love from India.
We use aloe plants here in America primarily for burns like if you have a burn on your skin it is very good for healing that
Hi, from New york I just wanna say that oven using it as storage can be dangerous it is hazardous-fire be careful. Thanks for the show.
That's a beautiful and tidy apartment on very reasonable rent. Thanks :)
Its the best thing of our culture sis we should be proud of it that we have a good family system ❤ allhumdulillah living with old mother and father is blessing
A beautiful home indeed. Nihan, you are very funny! Thank you for sharing your family home with us.
Great flat and certainly a great sense of humour, I love this city. 👍🏻🏴
Can I come to you for a few days in the near future when the pandemy stuff settle? It would be nice to spend time there because I want to start learning Turkish. I am also into the past like Ottoman. I had a passionate teacher in secondary school. She was probably from Istanbul but from that time on, I was dreaming of visiting the "Bysantum Capital" as she called it. That was in 1968. Yes, I am that old. I was 13 yrs in her class .
Hey Nihan, thanks for showing your home
Thank you Nihan for sharing your video to us. If you don’t mind to ask you what district in Istanbul your place is located?
What's the best way to find apartments like this for rent? Names of apps / websites would be helpful.
Love it!! Thank you for sharing!! 👏🏽😄
You are so welcome!
It was very nice, warm and informative. I was wondering, the 200 dollar is for entire home per month or just a room? Thanks again
I think so, too 😅
200 dollar is for entire home per month !
@@sui1906 thanks for information 🇦🇿❤️🇹🇷
@@sui1906 thanks. That was a nice apartment for 200 definitely worth more. Now that dollar exchange for more lira, do you think the rent goes up? I visited Bükürmerce and liked the place. However rent I noticed was in range of 1000 when dollar was 8.6. Now dollar is 13.7
That's very very cheap.here in Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪such home coast 400-350 dollar a month.
She is so funny and lively! I enjoyed watching this video because of her! Lovely and cosy home 😍👌🏽
Love your cluttered house❤looks so homely x
Very nice home👍 I'm hoping to find a home with that price in Antalya Turkey, instead of a hotel. I will be traveling back there and getting married there in April and i will be staying one month this time.
Hi! In which district in Istanbul is your apartment? You pay $200 rental per month? Is water and electricity included? Was it furnished? How did you find this apartment? From a real estate agency, newspaper, or from a friend? Love your blog!
@@bahattinpeker2212 can you recommend a reliable real estate agency that can help find apartments. Only if you know.
By looking at big skycrapers from her bedroom window, I can assume she's on the Asian side, to be precise Ataşehir district. And that's why it's 200$ probably. It's not far away from the city center, you need like 20-30min minutes with the public transport to get there. I guess districts next to the Bosphorus from the Asian side like Kadıköy and Üsküdar are little bit more expensive, or the same price. But as you know, Asian side is always cheaper than European side, so you can expect much higher prices if you search for the places near to Galata and Taksim, Beşiktaş, Karaköy, Nişantaşı, Etiler, Bebek, Arnavütköy etc.
@@lutynsg I think Ataşehir about 10 minutes from where I stay which is Byotell. I think in Kozyatağı area across from a mall. Thank you for the info. I will look in that direction for apartments for next visit to save money. 🏆 For you 😊
@@Beyondthedreamofreality @Afi Yea, basically you were staying across the Palladium shopping mall which is a part of Ataşehir district. Nice location, they are constantly building new things there so I consider it as the most modern asian part of Istanbul. As well, there is a Watergarden shopping mall, my personal favourite one. And on top of that, one of the best local places to eat I found there. If you want, I can find a name for all places I ate there so maybe jt can be useful for you. Thank you for your kind comment! 😄🤘🏻
@@lutynsg oh if you remember and can mention few good eating places then it would be awesome. Food in general is pretty good in Istanbul.
Nihan is so funny and beautiful! Her family's house is bright, clean and cosy!
Lovely home and a charming host. Thank you for the tour.
I saw the whole video and it was so simple and interesting. And the apartment was really so😍 beautiful. Thanks for her great explanation. I enjoyed🥰 the video in TH-cam after a long time. Hope to you will go ahead soon, InShaAllah.
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Thanks for showing us your beautiful home and introducing us to your beautiful culture. Love it!
very nice presentation. did you went to get starbucks coffee before you made the video?. Are you getting paid by them
It's pretty much the same in everything that u said .my doughter is also 26 living with us till she's married 😊 Ah yes guest have special servings including my siblings relatives friends two fall under guest list ... from Malaysia
Love that horse painting. It's beautiful
Thanks for the tour. I'm surprised not to see hand made Turkish Rug.
I could listen to you speak all day and not get tired ❤️❤️
Beautiful home! One thing I noticed though about Turkish apartments is how often they only have one bathroom. I think any apartment should have a minimum of 2 bathrooms, unless it is a studio. When I look at apartments for rent or sale in Turkey I see 2/1 or 3/1 or even 4/1 and I say to myself "That cannot possibly mean 4 bedrooms and one bathroom can it?" I wonder if apartments built more recently have a better bedroom to bathroom ratio.
The reason I am interested in this is that recently I have been seeing offers for apartments at 250 thousand US dollars that come with permanent residence in Turkey which is attractive but there is no way I would pay that much for an apartment with just one bathroom, Bosporus or no Bosporus.
Very nice video, thank you for sharing!
No way you can get one on Bosphorus with that price
No 3/1 means 3 rooms 1 living room and 4/1 4 rooms 1 living room etc…
We loved Istanbul Turkey, the people were great, the food was delicious, and it was a very safe place to be in.
I would love for her to show me around İstanbul!
Just wondering what area of Istanbul is the apartment in.
I’m in love with your voice 😍😍
Paintings are very beautiful 😍😍
Your Anne paintings ... çok çok güzel. I lived in Besni for 4 months with my husband's Anne ve baba. Yemek 👌🏽 ev 👌🏽insanlar 👌🏽 I also miss İstanbul but it was also too busy 😆
Well, wonderful your home, God bless you and your mom, thank you for nice video and information.🎉
You are most welcome! 🤩