TURKISH PEOPLE IN THE UK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- More than half a million Turkish people live in the UK and several million are living outside of Turkiye. But are they happy living away from their homeland? In this new series we meet up with Turks living abroad and ask them about their lives. As we are in the UK to visit our families at this time, it gave us the opportunity to catch up with a few of the local Turks! Türkçe Altyazılı Seçebilirsiniz
#turksabroad #turkiye #mickamca
Turkish people very serious, very respectfully and civilization people.
They're like live and they are very tolerant people. All respectfully for This people. This people have the art and love of live. Thank you again Turkish people.
We don't choose where we are born, but we are always exploring our dream place where we can live. I am an Indian who wants to retire in Turkey, i know turks who live in Canada and i know Canadians who want to return back to India. The best place is where you feel the best.
Absolutely 🤠
I'M TURKISH BORN BRIT & AUSTRALIAN. MY SOUL BELONGS TO AU, I'M ALREADY RETIRED & LIVING IN AU 🤣🤣
Everybody’s wish is different, I wish I was born&raised in UK.
I live in Turkey, but I want to go the USA or CANADA. Because Turkey's currency lately is going down and politics aren't right in the way of. Everything is so expensive in Turkey rn. Even car prices are over the 300.000 Turkish Lira. I mean these cars are minimum level like 1.0 TDI or TSI, and their's hp under 100. Let me give you an example, you pay for a basic Audi car in terms of $ it's approximately 20.000. But in Turkey, we have to pay for these kind of cars at least 600.000 or 700.000 its like a 50.000$. In Turkey minimum wage is 4250 TRY and most of the people are earning minimum wage in Turkey.
@@onur7192 WHAT ABOUT DEMOCRACY & HUNAN RIGHTS; ARE THEY OK. 🤣🤣🤣🌏🌏
Me and my wife holiday in Turkey and we love it there, I have never felt such wonderful hospitality from all the people in Turkey 🇹🇷 and I have travelled a fair bit around the world, our dream is to retire in southern Turkey, it has the sun beaches and beautiful food, 😍
As a Turkish, I am glad you liked my country sir.
@@Ferahtub my friend I love ❤ Turkey
@@Ferahtub of course they like 1 pound is 20 lira😃
@@shahesmail313 I think you need to go back to the classroom!
@@nishjoshi1964 i think your wife can teach me everything🍑😋
Hi Mick, i lived in London for over 10 years and overnight just made the decision to pack up and move to Germany. I just got so tired of the life in London. I moved to a really small town in Germany and was so contempt with life in Germany and thats where i met my wife who happens to be turkish and i now live in Turkey 😊. Its amazing, i love turkey and its people and i feel home in turkey. Great video.👍
What a wonderful journey! Where in Turkey do you live?
What about family
Did you have some in London
I have lived my whole life in germany, i am thinking about moving to turkey, I am also turkish. Memleket baskadir🇹🇷👍🏽
Welcome to your New home dude.
Bende Egitim almak icin Fransaya geldim; Hala burdayim.
Gunumuz Turkiyesinde olup bitenleri goruyorum ve Iyi ki Fransaya gelmisim diyorum...
Bizleri İngiltere ye de götürdün ve gezdirdin. Teşekkürler Mr. Mick.
I really enjoyed watching this video, it is very refreshing to see the other perspective, your experience with Turkey and theirs with UK. This is TV worthy, I loved it. Well done amca.
When we are young , we explore the world for better future for us & our families BUT getting older i appreciate simple things in life & look to retire in the old country, were things are simpler & things are slower.Food much better, plenty of sun etc
Mick Amca harika bir video olmuş, teşekkürler.
Thanks for the video; it just put a smile on my face.
They are truly amazing people.
İngiltere'yi ve İngilizleri seviyorum...Londra'ya geleceğim inşallah gezmeye alışveriş yapmaya...Thank you so much Mick Abi
insan nerde mutlusa orda olmalı iki şey önemli huzur sağlık yolun açık olsun uzun yıllar gezginliyin devam eder 🤗
türkiyede yaşayıp mutlu olan varsa helal olsun
Mick Amca, the best volunteer ambassador of Turkiye. You are one of us👍👍
He truly is
He absolutely loves Turkey and the people
Great to listen to
My father is 90 years old he spent 15 years in india 15 years in Pakistan and 60 years in the UK. He was only meant to stay here for a few months before heading back home. People have dreams expectations but when you start a family your home becomes where your kids grow up. Nice upload.
I am a student who was accepted from the university but could not come to the UK due to the economic problems in my country. Thank you very much for this informative video. I'll edit this comment when I succeed one day :)
Merhaba bölüm ve üniversitesiteniz hangisiydi acaba
I’m from West Yorkshire
@@Glitch_guy-n4z Brunel University London'dan çağrılmıştım oyun sinematografisi çalışmak için. Koşullar uymayınca şimdi Maltepe Üniversitesi'nde tam burslu sinema sanatta yeterlik okuyorum. Bir yandan çalışıp yurtdışı için para biriktiriyorum. Elbet bir gün yolum düşecek :)
@@semihellialt7488 Beautiful attempt, We congratulate you Mr Semih.
@@semihellialt7488 there is a really good cinematography sector at the Southampton University, it might be worth looking into🤠
Great video loved it - would be nice if you could include some younger people as well next time!
I also want to live in UK one day :))
Wish to be there
Great job ☺️
thanks for this wonderful video.
A great and innovative content as always. Thanks..👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for this lovely video, greetings from U.S.
This concept was really needed in your cannel to cover both the sides. I liked authentic answers of these expats who denied possibility of retiring full time in Turkey. I know it could be difficult for them to leave UK at this age. Good video Mick Amca. Can't wait for your next video. Say Hello to aunt Trudy.
Uncle Mick you are so sympathetic person.
Great eppisode as always. If you ever come to London let me know.
thank you for your interview. I had a good time .
Beautiful people come in all shapes from all over the world. Peace
Mick amca çok tatlısın ya videolarına bayılıyorum kaliteli içerikler 👍😮💨
You should come & visit North Cyprus.
türk lerle samimiyetine bayıldım mick amca ingilizler türkleri sevmez sanıyordum tüm düşüncem değişti👍
Why don't you try making a video talking to expats about their life in Turkey? By the way I think you are doing a great job exploring life in two different cultures... My wife is English and I lived in England for 17 years. We now live in Köyceğiz and enjoy watching your films. If you are ever over this way do get in touch with us
Herhalde bizim köyceğiz film seyretmişsiniz
Come and visite köyceğiz and meet up by the lake in one of those restaurant!We usualy go to Tuana restaurant but your choise...
Abi oraya nasıl gittin?
@@scorpius.164 uçakla
@@ahmetuslu44 abi tamamda nasi gittin iste
Mick amca sen bitanesin yaaaaa.
Sizi seviyoruz
Im 65 and Ive met Turks in the 70s while in the army ‘ and in northeast England Ive always found the Turks to be a good hard working people 👍 🇬🇧
Nice idea for a video and surprised only 1 planned to return to Turkey to retire. 🔆
gelmemizi istemiyor çünkü rahatlarının kaçacağından korkuyorlar her dönem kendi şartları içinde değerlendirilir zaten biz çok çalışıp hakkımızı alamıyoruz burada yaptığımız işin yarısını ingiltere de yapsam krallar gibi yaşarım (2. sıradaki röportajı çok beğendim adam çok dürüsttü)
kesinlikle haklısın, kolay değil diyor da türkiyede yaşamak kolay mı? 1 litre benzin 20, 1 kilo kıyma 130 lira, avrupanın birçok ülkesinde insanlar 1 2 saatlik maaşıyla 1 kilo kıyma alırken bizim 1 günümüz -ki çalışma saati de fazla- anca yetiyor. Ben giden insanın sosyallik, kültür ve dil (gerçi birçok vize dilsiz alınmıyor) konusunda sıkıntı çekebileceğini, bunların dışında ekonomik durumun en son sırada geleceğini düşünüyorum.
@kızgın tosbağa vize ver gidiyim kanka öyle olmuyo o işler
@kızgın tosbağa dostum rahatsız mısın vizesiz nasıl gidelim neyin nefreti bu aynı nefreti baştakilere gösterseniz bu halde olmazdık belki
@kızgın tosbağa ilaçlarını al
@kızgın tosbağa ilaçlarını al kafa uçmuş
this content is so wholesome, thanks Mick amca :)
Merhaba Mick! It is not nice that you chose to represent 'typical' Turkish immigrants to UK as kebab shop workers when in reality so many scientists, engineers, students, graduates, whitecollar workers from Turkey are living in the UK. Indeed, in such an entitled nation the place of Turkish people is making kebabs!? I am very surprised by this Mick as I was especially thinking you were an advocate for turkey since living in turkey and having a majorly Turkish audience! In fact I do not know the true purpose of this video(or series of videos)? Are you trying to get turkish people to say good things about UK? Well, of course these guys working in kebab shops won't be able to say anything bad about the UK as they communicate daily with British customers who are polite/civil/friendly to them as they see the Turkish immigrant in the rightful place of being their servant. In the real UK, Mick, which you didn't show, Turkish people experience daily racism in places of study and places of work because entitled Britons can't get their heads around the fact that Turkish people are studying in the same university as them or doing the same job as them!!!
Interesting comment yes my plan is to interview people in other walks of life, it’s a pilot film to see how many people are interested in watching such a program, I have approached professional Turks but all have declined the interview so far🤠 maybe now I will find some volunteers!
I like how you call rich snobs “entitled Britons” anyone who is racist doesn’t deserve any title 😠 no matter what there background is 😠
Great video as always, very interesting.
Arkadaşlar Birleşik Krallık'a yerleşmek için Türkiye'de kebapçı skilli kasıyorsunuz.200 Level olunca alıyorlar.
:D
Real Channel :) I don't know why I don't see this before I can't believe :)
Batı ülkelerinin güzellikleri,insanlara,parasına, kariyerine,makamına göre değil insanlığına göre değer verilmesi,trafik kurallarına uyulması ,zır pırt korna çalınmaması,oraya buraya çöp atılmaması,inançlara,kültürlere saygı duyulması ve destek olunması,hayvanlara eziyet edilmemesi,tabiatın korunması,sokaklarda çok asker görünmemesi,kimsenin bir başka kimsenin parasını varını yokunu merak etmemesi,eğitim ve sağlık sistemi,daha aklıma gelmeyen pek çok güzellikler...
Güzel özetlenmiş...
Aynen size katiliyorum isvecte yasiyan bir Turk olarak.
İşte batıda ortadoğuyu kullandı.Biz treni kaçırdık.Bizim insanlarımızdada iyiler var.Ancak insanları ayıran siyasetçilerdir.Ayrıca topraklarda petrol vs var.Dünyanın her ülkesinde sorun var.Kiminde az kiminde çok
@@kartalkara7345 Sorun eğitim.Batıda birey,önce ailede sonra kreşte sonra ilkokulda çok güzel eğitim alıyor.Kreş veya ilkokula giden bir çocuk başkalarının haklarına saygılı olması gerektiğini biliyor.O yapıyor ben niye yapmayayım,o çalıyor ben niye çalmayayım anlayışındaki bireylerden oluşan toplumlar iflah olmaz.İyi eğitim ve öğretim görmüş olsalardı petrolleri kendileri çıkarır işlerdi.Kendilerini kullandırmazlardı.Ayrıca doğu toplumlarındaki yanlış kader anlayışı tembelliğe,israfa sebep olmuş.Başkalarına suçlayarak kedimizi temize çıkarıp,sorumluluktan kaçmakta şark kurnazlığı olur.Doğu toplumları bu hallerini değiştirmedikçe Allah’ta onları zilletten kurtarmaz.
@@nifli2127 İslam ülkeleri dinin etkisi altında, en başta akıl mantık felsefeye önem verilmiyor. Bunun Allah ile falan alakası yok.
Mick Amca is the Best
Thanks for the nice Video
It’s not where u were born it’s all about where you settle as a Turkish I have been in the uk for 10 years the lifestyle same as everywhere around the world
Mick always a pleasure hearing you speak Turkish!
Some people like living in a happening place at the end of the day lot depends on personality and preference to select where they enjoy staying
l loved the video. Thanks for your efforts sir.
I was in the UK and Germany but for me and in my eyes no place like Turkey no matter what . I am glad I returned to istanbul ❤🇹🇷
Hi Mick Amca. Great video as always 🤠
Green lanes Haringey ( London ) , the mini Turkey of the UK , the best food too 🇹🇷🍢🌮🌶🍅🍉☕
Going there soon 🤠
@@mickandtrudie Fantastic Mick and Trudie , you will love it i hope , like i do 😎😊
Would the Salisbury Hotel be a good place to stay? In Green lanes
@@mickandtrudie Yes Mick , it is a very good pub too , ive never stayed there personally , but bang in the heart of the Turkish restaurants , also they have built a brand new Travel Lodge in Manor House too which is 5 mins away too , Both good choices
@@mickandtrudie Not sure the Salisbury is a hotel anymore ? Cant find any info on the rooms there , but a great pub .
Hello uncle Mick I am wokring in Bodrum airport when u come for visit I want meet with you :) you are lovely person
İngilizce mükemmelliyetçilerine izletmek lazım. 25 yıl sonra bile tamamen kavramamışlar dili ama yine de derdini güzelce anlatabiliyorlar. Aksan bir şart değil. Karşındaki ile anlaşabiliyorsanız yetiyor.
Herkes mutlu olduğu yerde yaşasın.
Great video, I'll share this with my students (I'm an English teacher at Ege University) and I always share your videos with my students and recommend that they subscribe to your channel! I also agree with some of the other comments about you making future videos for ex-pats living in Turkey, please do. I too am an ex-pat (American) who has been living and working in Izmir for the past 10 years and my (Turkish) wife and I couldn't be happier (except for the current economic situation)! She lived with me in the states for about 8 years before moving here and there are lots of Turks living back home in Columbus, Ohio. We would love to meet with you guys one day and give you a tour of our new summer home in beautiful Mordoğan! You're welcome anytime! Cheers mate and keep up the good work!
Saygılar Hocam..
Thanks Eric 🤠🙋♀️
AUSTRALIA IS HEAVENLY 😍😍🌏🌏
Saygilar Eric Hoca. Tessekur ederiz bizlere Ingilizce ogrettigin, bilgilerini paylastigin icin. 🙏
I would love to watch Mick Amca at my lectures. I think your students are very lucky sir. Btw im studing at Ege University too. 😁 (electronics)
Sizleri seviyoruz
A very interesting video on the reversal of the situation between England and Turkey.
60 years ago I migrated from Egypt to Australia. Apart from the beauty of Sydney I couldn’t believe how easy it was to get a job and with good money at the end of the week. Same as the Turkish gentleman said “You have to work hard” to make it ,and that is a fact. Whilst you still work and make a living,you haven’t even got time to think about going back to your country of origin,however,when retirement comes around and you’ve got plenty of time to think,that’s when relocation thoughts play on your mind for varied reasons.Not necessarily to your country of origin though. I enjoy the variety of subject matters in your videos!
I often thought about leaving Australia for Europe and Turkey when I was working in Sydney and Melbourne and I did soon after I got my Aussie passport. It never felt like home despite my decent living conditions.
Mick amca ve sevgili eşi Kalkan da çok seviliyorsunuz
Mick you need to interview Turks born and bread in London
Yes seems really interesting
Hello from eastern Europe , Turkey🇹🇷
If you are a foreigner and have little amount of money as in Euros,dollars,etc than life is great in Turkey in west side. you can enjoy it like a boss but if you are Turkish, it sucks in here all the Turkish youth want to live in europe or UK its sad
The Turks in the UK are better integrated than in Germany. I would like to have a connection with these people.
Those first speaking two gentlemen create an unnative feeling than Mick amca. Mick amca is now more turkish than they are. :)
It’s 10 years i live in the uk . I’m a Turk but from Iran not Turkey. I have lived in Turkey too. I’m now really regret of coming to the UK and the reason is because of cultural differences. Money isn’t everything in the life. Money has to give you happiness if it doesn’t it means something is wrong. I will go back to live in Turkey forever hopefully very soon
Mick Amca, harika bir bölüm olmuş gerçekten! Neden?; İngiliz olmak, Türk olmak değil asıl mesele, dünyayı görüp dünya vatandaşı olabilmek mesele! Kimliğimizle (seçemediğimiz her şey) doğar, kişiliğimize (seçimlerimize) evriliriz. İnsan doğduğu evi tanir önce, ebeveynlerini, evdeki odalari dolaplari, çekmeceleri, bahçesini, sokağini, köyünü, şehrini, ülkesini. Sana verileni daha iyi tanimak için dışına çıkmak zorundasindir. Başka ebeveyleri görmeli, başka çocukları, evleri, başka sokakları, başka şehirleri görmeli kiyaslamali. Başka dinleri, başka ülkeleri görmeli insan kiyaslayabilmek ve kendisine şans eseri verilen kimliğin ne olduğunu kavrayabilmek için. Daha sonra seçtikleriyle kendini kurmalı. Eskiden insanların ufku doğduklari köyün, şehrin, ülkenin dişina çıkamazdı. Çok az insan bunu başarabiliyordu. Günümüz insanı (yeni kuşaklar) doğduğu evden daha büyük insanlar, şehirden daha geniş, doğduğu büyüdüğü ülkeden daha büyük dünyaya bakişları. Dünya vatandaşı yetiştiriyor elimizdeki teknoloji. Sen Türk kültürünü keşfettin mesleğin seni bu topraklara getirdiğinde. Biz gençler teknoloji sayesinde dünyayı keşfediyoruz. Başka ülkeleri, kültürleri tanidikça dünya vatandaşliğini seçiyoruz. Evet, Türküz, kültürümüzün harika yönleri var, benimsiyorum. Fakat dünya değerlerini ve bu özgür bakiş açisini Türklükten daha öne koyuyorum. Bizi bu bakiş açisi kurtaracak. Irkçılık, aşırı dincilik, ekonomik adaletsizlik, hepsi sona erecek yakin gelecekte, insanların zihni kimliklerinin prangalarindan kurtulacak. Türkiye'yi, kültürünü, doğasını tanitmanin ötesinde bir değere sahip yayimladiğiniz vidyolar benim gözümde. O sebeple özellikle bu seriyi çok beğendim. Bu ülkenin insanlarini topluca alip dünya turuna çikartmak gerek. Dış dünyayı görsünler diye değil sadece, dışarıdan nasıl görünüyor bizim ülkemiz, kültürümüz onu da görsünler ve anlasinlar, kiyaslasinlar hangi insani yönlerimiz değerli, hangileri çarpık, eğri, bozuk. Eğer henüz dönmediyseniz bu serinin ikinci üçüncü bölümlerini de bekliyorum dört gözle..!
Sizde Türk isminiz yok ama bu kadar Türkçe nasıl öğrendiniz meraklıyım
@@mickandtrudie çünkü arkadaş türk ama yabancı bir isim kullanıyor .Kendi ismi değil yani
Gerçekten bahsettiğiniz dünya vatandaşlığı , dini ve milli anlamda aşırılıktan arınma konusunda sizin gibi düşünüyorum . Gelecek böyle yaratılacak.
Iowa, ABD’den selamlar. Katılıyorum dediklerinize
@kızgın tosbağa I don't really think thats the case. People can learn different languages thats a fact. I might born in Uk and flawlessly talk Turkish. And choosing an imaginary name is not a problem not everyone with a fake name uses it just to flex or feel rich. People do it because they don't like the current state of their life and they don't like the place they are living at.
I never knew you had two half Turkish children. So do I ! :) We speak English and Turkish and it is going well. They are only babies now :)
Yes that’s the best way, we speak together in Turkish sometimes now 🤠
Mick Amca, may I ask where your half children live? I am guessing they are in TR. I have been living in USA for 29 years now and soon wish to retire in TR. Love all your videos about TR. Bizi bizden daha guzel anlatiyor ve tanitiyor videolariniz. Eksik olma!
@@hasankoc2733 Melodi lives in Bristol and Tanyeli is working and studying in Cardiff
Nice video, would definitely try out that spot in Tamworth. Nice guys 😊
Başarılarınızın devamını dilerim 👍♥️
England really lovely place to live in, i wish i could go but i dont have any qualify in any work at age 23. İf i can get a job in this economic problem maybe i can improve my professions and go to England. Next video can you talk about bike culture in England ? Thanks mike amca
Amazing video🤩
mick amca eline emeğine sağlık yine yaptın şovunu helal olsun sana kolay gelsin hayırlı işler.... seviliyorsun mick amca....
This guy remembers the Turkey in 1994. Turkey has changed and improved a lot in between. Turkey is basically another magnet for emigrants for now adays.
those "emigrants" (in actuality, they are mostly refugees) are all coming from 3rd world countries. LITERALLY nobody from a 1st world country is like: "turkey is a lovely country with high living standards! I should go live there to improve my quality of life!"
To me, who was born and raised in Istanbul, if you have adequate money for your expenditures, then Turkey (western developed cities) or London might be a good option. But if you need to work, then the UK might be the better one
God loves you Mike amca. You have a great heart .
İ expect mr Yashar to at least miss something in Turkey but nothing so not a good representetive of TR indeed...
The second speaker says he feels like foreigner in his country and foreigner in UK. I know this feeling very well, feels like I don't belong anywhere ☹
Another great video, so nice to see it from our side in the UK about Turkish people coming to set up a new life in the UK , Keep the videos coming u2, 👍
This is very hard lifes. If you have no family in england. You are be very alone.
I lived in Turkey from 2000-2006 and I spent the best time of my life there. Back then, Turkey was way ahead of many countries. Now Erdogan is ruining everything. I hope Turkey gets back to their best conditions one day, because people living there deserve a better life! Love from Kazakhstan!
P/S: Mick your Turkish is so good and you have such pleasing pronunciation. Thanks for this wonderful video by the way!
Türkiyede ki durumun boklugundan bahsediyorsun sana bu konuda katiliyirumda oradada diktatör var ne değişti?
When I see such people, I feel sad because the economy of the country may be bad, but leaving the country is never a solution, if you want a better world, you must fight for it. The war is not only using guns and rifles, for example, when there is a hike in gasoline, people who think like you leave, then there will be no people who will say stop to this. You won't be affected because you left, but those who come after you will. Citizens of the couple live in Europe and vote here, they determine the fate of the people.(Translation )
Something your first guest said rung so true with me. I too feel like a complete stranger in my country of birth after a lifetime of living in my adopted country. A real case of nurture versus nature.
making this comment As a Turkish citizen who lived in abroad for 3 years and then came back to Turkey again, Once you feel your value as a human being in abroad and the high standard of life, It's very hard to come back Turkey, if it's not necessary.
I honestly don’t think you feel your value as a human being by paying taxes over almost everything or working your ass off until you reach the age of 70, none of this exists in Turkey, you Turks in Turkey really have a twisted view of Europe, I am not even mentioning the bigotry against Muslims.
@@bodoor8172 I totally agree with u. I’m living in London for nearly 5 years which I feel happy right now. However, I don’t want to leave here for long time for some personal reasons (stress level, work life balance, weather, etc.)
Things are not quite good as it is 10 years ago as economy wise in TR nowadays. Most of ppl think that everything is better off in Europe.
Life is short and you need to give something to gain another things.
You just need to be careful about it, you just need to know who really you are and what you want from life.
@@esemredemir yes but you should take Brexit into consideration, I was generally speaking about the EU. Turks in Turkey don’t seem to understand what the EU is.
@B O'door don't know where U live. However, We also have to work until the age of 70 due to loss of income when we are retired. When I mentioned ''value as a human being' I attributed it to the income of ordinary citizens, freedom of speech and thoughts, and respect towards all religions. We are good at the things at some level I mentioned earlier, but we still need time and open-mindedness to reach a high standard.
when I was abroad I was homesick most of the time. Once I returned, things have started to change again
as a turkish who lives in turkey i wish i was born and lived in uk or any other europe countries
Haha istediğin kadar dua et knk burda doğdun ama umutsuzlanma şansın var sadece az
He aq. Böyle arzu et UK'ye işınlanacaksın . Kraliçe falan hepsi seni bekliyor
Take a trip to Sebastopol in South Wales. Loads of lovely Turks there
Really! 🤠🙏
@@mickandtrudie There are more kebap vans and takeaways than you can shake a stick at. And if you go on up into Abergavenny, there are two Turkish restaurants there called the Anatolian Restaurant and Mezze Me
Guys, very interesting information, thanks for sharing Mick and Trudie. It's great to digest open and honest views, openly presented - from Turkish people living in the UK - and again from you guys on the reverse when you share your experiences in Turkey (always well received). We have 8/9 Turkish related businesses that have developed in our small town over the past decade. However, I do prefer life and living in Turkey (over the UK) for many personal reasons, my impartial opinion. So glad to know that British and Turkish people have dual lives in both regions (including you uncle Mick) - 'live life well and prosper'! Best regards...
Thanks Dean comments like yours make it all worthwhile 🤠🙋♀️
Why are you so cute😍 l have been watching all your videos l love..
Thanks Tuğba 🤠❤️🙋♀️
Yaşar has become a British person. His accent is like British 😄
Dear Mick amca, you two are so lovely 😊 I live in Giresun. I would be happy to see you here in this city as well. 🙂
Amazing 😉
Hi I have a different story to tell on the contrary to this video. I came about 9 years ago and I was already an experienced engineer in Turkey working with a top tier company.
The moment I have landed in UK, I realised everything imposed us in media is simply fable. I also realised how Turkish people are mislead so purposefully (generally about western countries lets say) for a bigger aim hence we don't wake up from our never ending dream. This is another story.
I did go through a racism hell everyday no matter who I was dealing with, at best I was simply ignored if not attacked openly.
I did work in real big companies here you would think better part of society must be in question. On the opposite people have had more atrocity as they simply can't handle you work with them as equal. I did meet some more Turkish people with similar stories some did already go back as they can't take it anymore, I am in the process of moving back and never again I would come back here. Rest of my life I will warn others how sinister people are here and just not to Turkish people but they oppress all other minorities (the ones I have met so far Polish, Italian, South African, Malaysian, Pakistani, Iranian, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, Hong Kong, French) an average Briton I have met so far believes they are ultimate race, since Brexit many European nationals started to be irritated by this as I can see and the only people they can't even try to intimidate is Americans as they are the new Brits of the world yet I am not sure if they are this arrogant.
I saved some interesting facts to the end, I have been to South and North very far in UK, and I did have a very different experience especially in Scotland, where people were much more friendly and I was told an average Irish, Scottish and Welsh hates English to the gut which tells a lot about "Real British" people as these people have been living together thousands of years.
So all due respect uncle Mick, you seem to be a very decent guy but your kind here did chew me alive and spit back to where I belong.
This is really interesting Nejat, I was a robotics engineer working in some of the car factories in the UK and in Europe, I saw many incidents of racism and superior talk in the industrial sector! Where are you now? I would love to interview you, who are you working for at the moment?
MATE, WHY DIDNT U COME 2 AUSTRALIA ?? BECAUSE WE ARE NOT A REAL NATION LIKE BRITS-GERMAN-FRENCH ; NO RACISM IN AU BECAUSE EVEYBODY IS MIGRANT HERE 😂😂🌏🌏
I am living 44 years in UK,, those Turks who talks to Mick their works peasant criteria serving to master,, they don't feel much discrimination,,, but when you moving ladder, clearly you can see
The other side!!! Having said that, UK best of the other European countries to live.
We look forward to seeing you in Coventry as well. I’d love to guide you 😊. You weren’t far from here. You’ll see more diverse community here.
PS: Ways to move to the UK isn’t closed for professionals and business people.
What are you doing there?🤠
@@mickandtrudie I do marketing consultancy and we have professionals, entrepreneurs, academics; olds and news 😊
Arkadas adam 30 yıl yasamıs 200 kelimeyle ingilizce konusuyor. Bu da demek oluyor ki hiçbiri İngilizlerle ve kültürle entegre değil.
ben daha iyi konuşuyom la
Hello Mick I love to watching your videos but I would like to point out that choosing people in restaurants is not good idea to get an impression about Turkish people in the UK. They all talked about making money, nothing else. Btw I'm not blaming them but this would misguide you and the people who will watch it. There are really visionary and successful Turkish people around UK. As a Turkish in London I'm really disappointed about the viewings.
respect to u sir and ur wife. im originally turkish but i was born and raised in london. i have great respect for the uk and i class uk as my own country, not turkey. reason being, uk made me who i am; which i am grateful for 🙏
Hi from Turkey Antalya.. I am gift of jewelry designer and work hard in my job.. And Today, The weather is 19 degrees in here.. Sending you sunshine and sea. ✨😊🏖️Take care..
@Lily Wood How do Turks generally live in England? Can they adapt to your country? Personally, whenever I see a Turkish immigrant, it's usually the ignorant, conservative type. It is bad that mountain Turks and Kurds go to England when there are so many self-developed people in the country. Then unfortunately our name becomes the barbarian Turks in Europe. I feel sorry for the conscious and suffering youth in Turkey.
As a turkish person, born and living in Germany, it is very nice to see the turkish people in the UK. Nice video!
AFD 💙🇩🇪
NPD 🖤🤍❤️🦅
@@DiePatriotin-Arisch Fuck Nazis!
@@DiePatriotin-Arisch wieviele Ausländer haben dir das Herz gebrochen 😢
@@DiePatriotin-ArischNazi
@@mucahitbuzluk107sie liebt alles türkische
Hes so shy at the end, ma turkish fella
Of course as a middle eastern Turk i will say thank you Europe to accept us to work and live in Europe
ortadogu kafa yapisi olarak bahsediyosan suclusu biz degiliz ki boyle birsey icin avrupaya neden tesekkur ediyoruz basit birsey dunyanin heryerinden bircok kisi farkli ulkelerde calisip para kazaniyor kendimizi kucuk dusurmeyelim
British Mediterranean West turkish Greek here
Lovely Video Guys👌. Really interesting 👍. I made it to Istanbul. Lots of Snow these past few days. It's Truly Magical here. Heading to Bodrum in a few days. Feel So grateful to be able to travel.☘😍🙏.
As a Turkish person living in Australia, I must say that it's all about living standards. I am homesick most of the time, I really miss Turkey a lot. However, living in Turkey has been getting harder and harder each year. I see no future in living there considering political turmoil.
Sizi cok iyi anliyorum. Homesick durumu inanin inanmayin her sene biraz daha biraz daha azaliyor. Tabii siz cok uzaga gitmissiniz. Ben acikcasi goze alamazdim. Iyisi mi Kita Avrupa'dan sasmamali :)
@@MrKaplanO Iyi bir gelecek ve gerçekleştirmek istediğim hayaller adına bunu yaptım :) Avustralya çok güzel bir ülke ve eminim yerimde olmak isteyen çok insan var. Fakat, insan doğup büyüdüğü, iyisiyle kötüsüyle anıları olduğu ülkeyi kolay kolay bırakamıyor :)
Bravo size. Dürüst insanlarmışsınız. Özellikle Almanya ve Fransa’da otlayan sahtekar reisçi kitle gibi “ülkemizde her şey mükemmel. Biz de dönmek istiyoruz ama burada kurulu düzenimiz var” edebiyatı yapmıyorsunuz.
@@refiyeyldrm2880 Refiye hanım, dünya bizim evimiz, nerede doğup nerede öldüğümüzün bir önemi yok. Ülkeden bağımsız bir dünya vatandaşı olduğunuzu düşünün. Bu bilinçle hareket ederseniz daha mutlu olursunuz.
It would not be the best choice to go back and settle in Turkey again, economic crisis and other problems which I cannot say, all of which make Turkey an uninhabitable place and there is no hope for this country so far, maybe in 20 years but I don't think that will happen. (I love Turkey, my hometown, but the lack of many standards makes it impossible)
hemşehri çıktı adam hahahhaha vaaay salihlili demek :)
İnsan nerede yaşarsa yaşasın yinede kalbi kendi ülkesinde kalıyor. Ne yalan söyleyeyim şu aralar pek özlememeye başladım çünkü Türkiyedeki ekonomik kriz ve bir çok şey.
Aynen öyle sınırımızdaki savaşlar insan demografik yapısının karışması bozdu.Irkçı değilim ama durum bu insanlara kurallarını koymadan kapılarını açmak zorunda kaldın.Bide üzerine corona eklenince herkes zorlandı
@@kartalkara7345 10 milyon multeci doldurdular ulkeye ve hala kamyonlarda gelmeye devam ediyorlar
Ahh be reis greencard hayalim vardı 3 senedir çıkmadı. Çok şanslısın
@@askncaglayan7030 Ins cikar kardesim. Ben evlilim yoluyla geldim en kolayi zaten o.
@@amerikayollar9592abi ozel olmayacaksa yengeyle nasil tanistin? Sonucta farkli ulkeler. Merak ettim de.
as a winter person I wish I was there in UK and turkey really really too hot for me :D
In order to open a restaurant like those in England or Wales, investor must spend at least 1.5 million sterlings in total. My surgeon gynecologist pensioner who worked 50 years at Turkish state hospital earns 700 pounds as net pension wage. He had had also his own clinic in Ankara since 1974 till 2020, he owns 6 plus 1 with closed garage eligible villa in suburb of Ankara with 22 years old Mercedes e200.
ülkemi cok seviyorum buranın sıcaklığı ni hicbiryerde bulamıyorum her ülkede kaba saba saygısız insalar var ama bunu ülkeye yaymamak lazim cok iyi insanlarımız var anadolu trakya doğu bölgeleri iç anadolu karadeniz akdeniz dışarıda kalsanız size yardım ederler evlerine davet ederler isteyen ülkeden gidebilir herkesin kendi hayati ama unutmayalimki farketmesenizde cok özlersiniz hemde çok iyiki bu ülkede doğmuşum yeterki birbirimize saygı duyalım gerisi gelir