Do Turks in The Netherlands Feel Turkish or Dutch? | Easy Turkish 61
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Hosts of the video: Tim Hofte Diaz ( www.thofteblog... ) , Emin Doğan
Cameraman: Mario Tedesco
Edit: Emine Doğan
Translation: Onurhan Aksoy
Special thanks to Easy Dutch Team 🧡
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Footnotes
1 - Valla / Vallahi: This Arabic loanword literally means “Allah is my witness” or “God is my witness”. Muslims consider this a very serious affirmation and don’t take having God as a witness lightly, that’s why this interviewee was reluctant to say “Vallahi”.
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Tim's Turkish is actually a little better than some of the people he interviewed 😄 He even asked "vallaha mı?" 😄
Evet
Tam da bunu yazacaktım 😂😂
Tim asked him to swear it which was unappropriate.
@@shackledwithfreedom it's not exactly swearing, sometimes it is but most of the time it means "really?" or "for real?"
you delete truth. Well, I speak to turkish people in turkish when I can and as far as my knowledge allows. You are racist.
- Türkiye'yi özlüyor musunuz?
- Tabii, mesela Marmaris, Bodrum, Kuşadası, insan hiç özlemez mi?
- Peki nerelisiniz?
- Ben Sivas'lıyım.
Sivas'li Sivas'ı değil Bodrum' u Marmarisi özlemiş 😂
hahahhahahh
Sivas'ta deniz yok :p
Sivası özleyecek hali yok ya
Ben sivasliyim sivasi köyü ozluyorum. Iki ay geldim ;)
Doğma büyüme İrlandalıyım. Şu anda Türkçe öğreniyorum. Türkçe güzel bir dil!
İrlanda'dan kucak dolusu sevgiler. ☘
Why Turkish?
@@BeyondTheDreamss İrlandalıymış. Okuman yok mu?
@@Yb.1934soran yabancı knk
🤮🤮🤮🤮
Kolay gelsin kardeşim.
Tim is inspiring me to continue with Turkish
Me too 🤓
Me too!
Lets keep working hard together! 💪
@@amjan polski?
@@polyakadamaltnurdaenjoyer3599 Co polski?
The woman from İstanbul speaks standard Istanbul Turkish. All others have varying degrees of regional accents. Some has very strong regional accents. There is a big cultural diversity in Turkey as well. Istanbuler city girl vs country folk migrated to Netherlands.
Bunu ben yabancılara anlatmak istiyorum ama işte İngilizcem yetmiyor 😢 Biraz Türk insanı görmüş olsaydınız bu video da en fazla 3 tane Türk olduğunu fark edersiniz. Türk ayrı Türkiyeli ayrı, biz Fransa ya da Almanya gibi saf kan tek ulus devleti değiliz.
@@Seloading Fransa ve Almanya da karışık.
@@SeloadingAvrupa da şuan tek uluslu devlet pek kalmadı zaten göçler yüzünden tüm dünya birbine karıştı. Sadece çin, Japonya, kore şuan saf kan
Yes, thats exactly true! For example I am from İzmir and we speek the most beautiful turkish in my opinion. But İstanbul turkish is also very beautiful.
@@mehmetarslan9033 Is Turkish the most beautiful? Anatolian Turkish is close to the original Turkish. Yours is a language that has changed.
Oh damn, the Easy Dutch Gentleman speaks fluent Turkish. I'm impressed!
Indeed!
I don't know but why all Non-Turks has to be act like Americans? I mean I'm talking about something like "Oh shit, Oh damn, Holy crap, This shit crazy!" I need answers because we're the only people who has never changed. (Proud to be Turkish btw)
@@wkrooozistyle6881 cringe answer
@@icfsz6727 Smug answer
@@wkrooozistyle6881 it is an easy way to express your confusion, nothing special really. English speaker Turks use such expressions as well.
I see warm, friendly, honest, family -loving Turkish people that are truly loveable, and as a Greek I feel that we have many many similarities. I hope that the younger generations will create paths to meet and interact frequently and profoundly, so that in the future we 'll demolish all cliches and become best friends and neighbours, instead of eternal enemies.
what are the similarities between greeks and turks?
Yeah we have many similarities! and totally agree, lots of love from Turkey 😊
@@elif7652 We are brunette, we have black eyes. They are blonde with blue eyes😂😂 If they get a chance, they will take the Aegean from us.
@@Karamurat. Speak for yourself, we wil not get to a point thinking in that way, same for both sides
@@elif7652 I don't hold grudges, but God forbid the Greeks be allowed. But this is a fact. Their women are very beautiful😂
I have absolutely no idea how I came here. I've never been to Turkey nor the Netherlands. I don't know any Turkish or Dutch people. I but I watched and it's a nice video. Good job, it kept me interested :)
😂😂
Wow, Tim's Turkish was amazing. You should interview Tim on how he learned Turkish.
I think he knows English, Dutch, Turkish, and Bulgarian
I'd love to know how he managed it.
@@jacobs3848 He speaks 10 languages fluently!
@@EasyTurkish how are you gonna say that and leave us hanging? Which are they🤦🏽♂️
Yeah but he has an accent..
Tim röportaj yaptığı birkac kişiden daha iyi Türkçe konuşuyor 😂😂😂
Baktılarki,bunlar dil öğrenemiyor.çaresizlikten onlar öğrendi
Çünkü röportaj yaptıkları türkler ekseriyetle köylü ve eğitimsiz olup ekonomik sebepler tek gitme nedenleri olan Türkler.
@@hxh1zwebul912 80lerde ne kadar anadolu köylüsü varsa gitmiş
Boş yapma armut tr'de herkes ayni diksiyonla turkce konusamaz.
@@emirbxl abi bende cidden anlamıyorum ülkenin yarısı anadolu insanı istanbul türkcesimi konuşmak zordundamı
Bu kadar saçma birşey olmaz
Bence herkez başkasının konuşmasına saygı duysun yorum yazanlar çoğuda "klavye delikanlıları" kamera görünce kaçan tipler
Tim you're such a good guy and speaking fluently Turkish I'm very surprised when I heard your accent is very successful. Telling this as a Turk.
Mad respect for easy Dutch Tim.
Indeed!
I love Turkish people … I grew up with a lot of Turks in Amsterdam and many were my friend … we share family values and hospitality with you. My people, the Filipino has a food culture too and we are proud of our country and culture. A Turkish friend is loyal friend. ❤️ much love from 🇵🇭🇳🇱
Thank you mate. I'm Turkish too. How can I go to Netherlands? I really want to live there
@Vito Scaletta Thanks mate. Where do you live. I haven't been abroad before. How will I do it. Do you have experience?
How nice to read, it makes me happy...
@@anttwo Europe would be a great place to start with. Pin point the best 3 countries from Europe in your Opinion and then inform yourself about their visa regulations. If you are still a student maybe the Erasmus exchange program would be a good option, if not you have to organize your accommodation by yourself. Apply for visa, buy a flying ticket and then come to your desired country.
@@Karamurat. i get what you mean Holland is a nice financially stable country compared to turkey, my husband still lives there but its hard to get him here. I hope you will find a way to come soon much luck to you! maybe you can apply for jobs so they will invite you or apply for a study
I feel the turks are close to us italian in culture and mentality, they are warm people like us too 🇮🇹🇹🇷
yes we love italia
Yes you are the traitors of Christianity, together with your popes! Why don't you just convert to islam, then? You wanted an ottoman invasion over the Balkans and even whole Europe, by not providing any help for Byzantium Empire! Rome and Vatican, should be now, muslim villages.
@@maryoo7131 Bro this isn't the 15th century chill out lol.
I disagree with this. Italians act more typical European, Turks have more Middle Eastern type mindset.
@@theonef570 Define the difference between the middle eastern mindset and the European mindset please. What kind of mindset have you seen so far which could differ one from another?
I’m amazed by Tim able to speak so well Turkish!! Well done 👍
Hava her zaman sıcak Türkiye'de aynen burda hiç kar yağmaz ahaha. Sadece yazları Türkiye'ye gelenlerin burda havanın her zaman sıcak olduğunu düşünmesi ahaha
Aynen. Halbuki Türkiye avrupanın en soğuk ülkelerinden birisi güneyini saymazsak
Bunlara biz Silivriyi öğretmeliyiz. Baksana amcalar Cennet Mennet diyor :D
Belki Antalya'li ne biliyon
Sivri zekali kardesim burda yazin bile hep yagmur yagdigi icin hava herzaman bulutlu yani gri oldugu icin Turkiyenin renkleri daha canli yazin yaz kisin kis oldugunu anliyosun anlaminda soyluyo.
@@pemberoblox59 aynen ulan 😂 avrupada amerikada sen terror yandasi ol yada destekle bakalim ne yapiyorlar sana hem silivri olmasi iyidir polis asker hapis olmasa ülkede kaos olur her ülkede hersey olmasi lazim ülke demek icin
Tim`s Turkish is so good that he can easily able to understand that they did not understand his questions even though it is so clear..:) Well done bro.. helal kanka sen bu isi cozmussun.:)
memleketimiz cennet ama buradan da ayrılasımız yok diyen amca ve teyzelerin total videosu
Amca ve teyzelerin dedikleri hangi seyler yanlis? Hollanda yi ovdukten sonra Turkiye yi de ovmusler. Yasanan yer disinda bir bolge/ulke ovulmuyor mu?
@@yunusy5545 övmeye hakları övmesinler.Yalan söylemeye gerek yok, ya da dutch euro’ları ile güzel yaşayıp güzel demeye gerek yok
@@yunusy5545 cennet gibi yerde yaşayıp bok gibi yeri övmicekler
@@kadirsesli4934 Ekonomik olarak hollanda yi ovuyorlar zaten, turkiye yo degil.
Şimdi şöyle bir şey var gerçekten Türkiye konum bakımından olsun doğal zenginlikler olsun çok güzel gerçekten 4 tarafı denizlerle çevrili, 4 mevsimi yaşayan aşırı güzel bir ülke ama yaşam standartlarını kıyasladığımızda tabiki de kötü çünkü insana pek değer verilmiyor ee değer verilmediğinde de insanlar napıyor bana değer verilmeyen bir ülkede ben niye bir şeyler yapmak için çabalayım diyip yurt dışında kurye oluyor böylelikle ülke gelişmiyor, insanlar konusunda da biz daha samimi ve sıcak kanlıyız ama çok önyargılıyız gerçi insanlar konusunda genelleme yapmak saçma olur çünkü sonuçta türk, kürt, japon, İtalyan farketmiyor iyi ve kötü insan diye bir şey var artık, vallahi bilmiyorum Allah sonumuzu hayır eylesin inşallah.
Soruların önceden verilmediği çok belli, oldukça doğal ve dürüst bir video olmuş teşekkür ederim.
Haha I love the old lady, so direct, I see she is well integrated xD thanks to all the Turkish that came here help our little country
little but rich
They will never integrate. Like they said, they just keep on going back to their own country , but came to the Netherlands because it is a civilized society
@@MarieChristenssenThat generation will be gone soon. It was the Netherlands' fault for not making learning Dutch obligatory. The second and third generation Dutch Turks speak Dutch fluently and are well integrated. Visiting Turkey is not a hindrance for integration. Lots of us have relatives in Turkey and me personally I like visiting the graves of my grandparents at least once a year to pray. My roots are there, it's not something that can be changed.
@@MarieChristenssen As somebody else has already mentioned "Visiting Turkey is not a hindrance for integration."
@@MarieChristenssennobody has to integrate as you wish. In America do Italians, Greeks, Armenians etc were integrated? How about Israelis, Europeans talk only when they find Turks. A blend of hypocrisy and racism and arrogance.
Tim spokes Turkish more fluently than some of Turkish in the video :) But what surprises me more is that he understands these bad Turkish, while even I can't :D
Kardeşim anadoluda yaşayan biriyle istan bullu birinin konuşması zaten aynı olmaz
herkezin kendine göre güzel saçma bi yorum yapmışsın
@@Yasinpolat00.m herkez :d
@@kaanturk4911 teşekkür ederim
Herkes demem lazımdı
Çoğu yerde yazıyorlarr👍😉👌
üf iki türkçe cümle kuranı görünce hemen daha iyi konuşuyor demeyi bir bırakın
Tim Türkçeyi güzel öğrenmiş ama Türklerden iyi konuşmuyor. Abartmayalım...
Türk bir ekip röportajı gerçekleştirse birçoğunun kurulu düzenimiz var ayağına yatacağına eminim ve evet türkiye tatil için güzel memleket :D
@@onethousand461 adam dogru soylemis. Ne hikmetse turkiyedeki roportajlarda hep gurbet zor ayagi cekiliyor.
@@onethousand461 böyle gram samimiyeti olmayan içi boş milliyetçilik yaşayan türkiyede olsa bi b*k yapamayacak insanların tatil köyü gibi kullandığı türkiyemiz hakkında asıp kesmesi sanki millet gelip bunların işini elinden alacakmış gibi yaşadıkları ülkeyi kötüleyerek kendilerini haklı çıkartma çabalarını gördükçe hem gülüyorum hem de irite oluyorum videodaki sarışın kız arkadaşımız gibi beyin göçü yaptığına inandığım arkadaşlarımızı bu güruhtan ayrı tutarım.
Kardesim ben yurt disinda yasiyorum, kurulu düzenimde yok, istesem kalkip gelirim türkiyede yasarim. Dogma buyume yurt disinda yasadim halada yasamaya devam ediyorum, turkiyemizin ekonomik sartlari duzelmeden hic bir gurbetci gelmez. Ha suan bile temelli donus yapanlar var , temelli donus yapabilmek icinde para lazim. Ben zengin birisi olsamda turkiyeye temelli dönmem. Türkiyenin durumu cok kötü, Allah sonumuzu hayir etsin. Size sorsalar avrupaya artik vizesiz gidebilirsiniz deseler düsünmeden avrupaya gidersiniz. Ah keskede gelebilseniz.. neyse diyeceklerim bu kadar vesselam
@@cCcivelekSSami yorumun güzel ama herkezin ilk derdi para degil . milet ve devlet yozlaşırsa hakın- insanın pul olur diger milletlere.
@Civelek Sami kanka biz dönün buraya demiyoruz. zaten neden dönesiniz? biz ikiyüzlülük yapanlara kızıyoruz. oranın tüm meyvelerinden yararlanıp türkiyede sefalet çeken halka avrupa çok kötü türkiye süper diyince insan sinirleniyor. bir de tüm bunlar yetmiyor gidip akpye oy atıyor beş yıl sonra bir daha gelip bize hava atmak için. biz bu tiplere ayarız. yoksa hayatını yaşamak için gitmiş insanlarla derdimiz yok
Vay be, gercekten sasirdim. Tim cok güzel Turkce konusuyor.
Kesinlikle!
I don’t speak Turkish but I do watch EasyDutch videos, I’m just a little curious how good is Tim’s Turkish accent? I’m really impressed!!
im a native turkish speaker. i can tell his first language is not turkish by his pronunciation. he doesn't sound like a native speaker. BUT his turkish is like one the best out of the foreigners i have heard before. he did a good job 👏
He speaks Turkish with better grammar than probably 50% of native Turks. Yes he does have a slight accent but is perfectly understandable.
Çok güzel sorular sormuşsunuz ama Tim’in bu kadar iyi Türkçe konuşmasını hiç beklemiyordum, sürpriz oldu👏🏽👏🏽 Türkçe öğrenme hikayesini merak ettim 🙄
th-cam.com/video/fuHIbc-Wiuc/w-d-xo.html
Güzel bir video ortaya çıkmış, tebrikler. Tim'in samimiyeti röportaj verenlere de yansımış. herkes çok doğal bir şekilde anlatmış hislerini.
Biz de keyif aldik, kardesler. ALMATI, Kazakistandan Selamlar!!
❤️
Tim çok güzel Türkçe konuşuyor! Vallaha mı dediği kısımda çok güldüm 😂 süper video olmuş tebrikler
Turkish language is one of the most ancient and beautiful languages in the world.
Yok.amk
I once heard from a language expert (internet also a dutch expert) who speaks 21 languages that Turkish is the mathematical/arithmetic logical language in the world, it was also a surprise to me as a born and raised TURK in the Netherlands.
No!😂
@@arman3291 u racist
@@St0n3dCold Among living Asian languages only Chinese, Sanskrit/Hindi and Persian are ancient languages.
When the painter guy said "anladın mı" I said "çöp dökmez bilmemne yapmaz"
Jdbdisnsisnaisnsisnsiabaiaanaosmidndissn
What this means?
Thanks in advance :)
@@albertrynkowski3599 there used to be a viral video in turkey. one guy was talking to an interviewer and he wasn't able to express his ideas properly. He was saying "anladın mı(you feel me?) " a lot and complaining about the service of the municipality in his district. Here is the video: th-cam.com/video/u7GBgTMWrOk/w-d-xo.html
@@dzertblue8015 ah ok. Thanks for explanation!
Me too 🤣
I never understood why, when you're of Turkish origin living in Europe you have to decide whether you feel more connected with one or the other. That's why I hate this question. Honestly, why can't I just feel like both? And bring the best of both worlds to the table. I think we need to understand that in a global world, we shouldn't look at the differences that separate us so much as looking at what differences could unify us and add value to each other's life.
Most of them came to turkey at population exchange.
Now they again return to Europe😜
you live in disneyland, majority of people don't think like you. People want to preserve their culture and don't want foreigners come to their land in mass quantity without merging into their new culture. Multi-cultural societies are not healthy if there is not a dominant culture unifying the nation. A global world is not wanted by majority of people. People want to have their root somewhere.
@@Toonzy1000 if we put our diferences aside, maybe we could live as one nation. But I understand what you mean. It's a complicated topic
People adapt to where they are living. Turks living in Belgium or living in Netherlands, let's say 3rd generation will, besides obviously looking turkish, also look a little Belgian or Dutch. People do change to where they are living and you can actually see that! It's weird but if you think about it you know it is true.
When you see a program about a boy or girl being reunited with his or her parents(after he or she was adopted by a family in another country) you will notice the person growing up in another country does look like its biological family but will also look like the people living in the country he is adopted in. It's weird like that.
That brings me to the people who were burn in the Netherlands but have a different origin. Naturally I cannot speak for the turkish people, since I am a dutch native, but I believe many Turks do think of the Netherlands as their home, but they do still have familiarity and of course their roots in Turkey. Asking someone which nationality they prefer can be a bit of a difficult question, but I believe many Turks do think of the Netherlands being their home. And that is perfectly fine, as they are Dutch with Turkish roots!
But there are always exceptions. Some people refuse to adapt or see our country as their home, and there might be conflicting thoughts on the matter because this country might be the one they will spend the rest of their lives in.
So like the nice lady mentioned, let's get along with eachother and look forward to a better future together, as the human race.
@@Toonzy1000 i agree. In Turkey there is a lot of discrimination against Arabs and people want them out
I really liked this clip, and i like that they all talk pretty positive about The Netherlands. Can you also make one with Moroccans? I know some that feel Dutch, and some that will never feel Dutch.
Hi.Are you netherlans?
@@Karamurat. Yes i am. Why?
@@Rogier7305 I want to work in the Netherlands my friend. That's why I asked. How is it nice?
@@Karamurat. I am Dutch. So for me its normal. And i have never lived somewhere else so i also cant compare. Sorry
Most dont because Dutch people don ot like them (for various reasons). Even the assimilated ones cannot feel dutch because Dutch people base their views of people on how they look and 80% of Moroccans look "Exotic". Only a few look European so they get discriminated against and cannot feel TRULY Dutch sadly.
I m dutch and I love turkish people always nice work hard good people ;-)
Working hard? The statistics for crime rates among ethnicities in Netherlands doesnt quite agree with you
@@MarieChristenssen so the statistics say they don t work hard? enlighten me
As a native Dutch guy, the Turks are always welcome here! They are always super nice, and their food is amazing 😉. I always went to a Turkish döner restaurant with my friends during school
Im impressed by Tim's Turkish! Çok güzel konuşuyorsun, Bravo! 😁
Oof, Turkish is so different. I speak 4 languages but would have to start from scratch. Inspirational video though, very honoust reactions, good interviews.
If one of them is Ural-Altaic then your in luck!
His pronunciation seems good. It’s encouraging to me that he seems very fluent since I am learning this language myself.
Good luck!
Respect voor jou Tim! Jouw Turks is zo veel beter dan die van mij, no joke, en ik ben gewoon Turks.
OMG I was suprised by Tim's turkish level :o
Öncelikle Tim, bir çok aksanlı Türkçe dinledim ama senin gibi akıcı Türkçe konuşan, bu kadar doğal sohbet edebileni görmemiştim. Bu güzel video için emeği geçen herkese teşekkürler. Ben de Amerika’da yaşayan bir Türk’üm ve bir çok konuda aynı düşündüm. Herhalde “gurbetçi” olduğumuz için :-)
My mother once met a dutch guy who spoke really gold Turkish, i bet it is him 😂😂
Turkish is a beautiful language. Turkish food is yummy with a special blend of east and west.
Tim abim kom ook naar het Hervormd Lyceum West daar heb je veel turken! Het zal vast een leuk interview worden!
👀
Let's not forget that Turkish is a Turkic language and if you learn Turkish you can also understand 95% Azerbaijani language. Including French Arabic and Persian words doesn't make Turkish any of them. This is just effect of the time and admitting of Turks a religion. Turkish is a Turkic language and has Altaic roots. Btw Congrats Tim😊👍 i am proud of you.
You are right
Haklısin
@@Dardania06 👍😊
@Katarina Almando 🤣Altai mountains are the first place where all Turkic people originated from lol. Do you also think we speak middle eastern language ?🤣🤣
Tim kardeşimi tebrik ediyorum. Sular seller gibi konuşuyor. Röportajlara da bayıldım. Içerik fevkalade.
Hollanda'da gurbetçi : Burası Türkiye'den iyi, insanlar sıcak. Çok memnunuz burda yaşamaktan.
Türkiye'de gurbetçi : Yeenim Türkiye cennet cennet. Ülkenizin değerini bilin bis orda çok dışlanıyos. Bisim düsenimis olmasa bir dakka durmayıs.
Niye bu kadar iki yüzlüsünüz ?
Çünkü ikiyüzlü olanlar dikkat çekiyor ve onları hatırlıyoruz.
Cevap veriyim: Cunku heryerin en guzel tarafini anlatir insan. Sikintilari hemen herkese paylasmaz her insan. Ilk once bir samimi ol, oyle cat pat diye herkes sikintilari kotu yanlari anlatmaz.
hadi vesselam.
@@kaizenyourlife2084 th-cam.com/video/-FTYTmFnR9w/w-d-xo.html
@@mehmetaliaslan1912 Basit piskoloji'dir bu yani pek sasirtici bir sey soylemedim. Sen her turlu sikayetini tanimadigin insanlara mi anlatiyorsun?
@@kaizenyourlife2084 dostum ne ilgisi var? O zaman beni ne kadar tanıyorlar da Türkiye’ye gelince yaşadıkları ülkeyi kötülüyorlar bu kadar? Çok bariz bir iki yüzlülük örneğidir bu. Bak şöyle söyleseler anlarım : “Orda da şöyle şöyle sorunlarımız var ama genel olarak memnunuz” Sen gerçekten inanıyor musun bu videodakilerin kişilerin aslında orda yaşamaktan hiç memnun olmadıklarına ama tanımadıkları biri sorduğu için böyle çiçek böcek güzel şeyler söylediklerine ? Yapmayın gözünüzü seveyim…
Lived in Holland as a child… but my dad chose Canada. Grew up in Canada. Funny, how we all miss authentic Turkish food!
Better choice bro. Netherlands fucked up.
I live in Turkey. But I always had sempathy for Nederlands, I used to watch their national team, and Support them. Loved their shir colours. Oranges! Gullit, Rejkard, And of course Kuman. Kuman was my nick name when I was teenager. Because I used to shoot like him. Good memories. Hi to all Dutch people from Istanbul.
I watch easy French and Italian lol. ( Although i watch toooo many turkish dizi's with english subs)But, this was a very interesting interview. But, I think the issue is people who are born in a country or moved to a country at a young age generally would feel more attached to that country. If someone moves to a country when they are older then in many ways it's natural to feel like an outsider when moving to a certain country. I mean, if I moved to France tomorrow in my 20s, I can live there for the rest of my life, but i don't think I'd ever feel "French" lol. I may FEEL AT HOME in France. But, in many ways your cultural identity is tied to where you spend your formative years. Of course there are people who let's say are American by nationality- but spent 1-18 years old living in many different countries around the world and never feeling like they felt a part of any 1 culture- that' a whole other story lol. But, yeah it's all interesting.
Merabalar türkçe biliyormusunuz ?
ja leuk he Turkse series! Ben ook verliefd geworden op de taal. Dit filmpje was erg leerzaam. Kijk jij naar Emanet ( legacy?) , totaal verslaafd aan geraakt!
@Clisa That's so true.
Thanks, superinteresting! (dutch guy here)
çocukluk sınıf arkadaşımı bu videoda görüp hem sevinmek hem de burad kaldık diye hüzünlenmek
bruh
Almanlarla kiyaslayınca hollandalılar denizci bir halk oldukları icin dünyaya çok açık, özgürlükcü ve almanlardan daha fazla cana yakın geldiler bana. Amsterdamdaki insanlar kendilerini nasıl taşiyacaklarını biliyor gibi ve giyim kuşam olarak daha fazla bireysel ve kreatifler bence. Bunu kuzey baveryada yasiyan biri olarak diyorum. Tabi Hamburg, Berlin, Köln nasıldır bilemem.
Düsseldorfdada insanlar dünyaya çok açık. Düsseldorfdan selamlar
Bircok avrupa sehrinde yasamış ve cogunu da gezmis bir kac dil bilen bir dunya vatandaşı olarak kendi tecrubelirimle sunu söyleyebilirim ki, hollandalilar ingilizlerle birlikte avrupanin en açık fikirli halkidir. Kolonilesme ve kesiflerle birlikte yabancı topluluklarla cok erken tanistiklarindan artık içselleştirmişler, özellikle sehir merkezlerinde yasayan hollandalilarin cogunun sevgilisi yada esi siyahi ,asyali ve baska irklara mensup. Herkes ingilizce cok iyi derecede konuşuyor ve ben fazla ingilizce bilmiyorum diyen insanlarla bile oturup rahatça sohbet edebilirsin. Ozellikle Amsterdam kucucuk ama inanılmaz kozmopolit bir sehir, zaten herkes yabancı. Yapi olarak Almanlar daha ice donuk Hollandalilar ise daha disa donuk insanlar.
Almanya dandik bir ülke
Almanya yı beğenmiyoruz
Öyle gorunmek zorundalar, Almanlar kadar dunyayi gezen millet yok. Hollandalilar kafa olarak köylü ve mantalite olarak gypsy bi halk.
Dürüst , doğru ve açıksözlüler. En güzel yanları bu herşeyden önce. Tutumlular. Saygılılar.
bro speaks pretty good turkish, well done.
Teşekkürler Tim, bizde çok keyif aldık.
Ayyy cok sevdim ben bu kanali en hoe tim geïnteresseerd is in onze taal is ook wel cool😮
The people who speak on the video are varied with different dialect and accent and different ethnic backround. That also kind of proof that Turkey is a big country with so many different background. 2:45 is kurdish guy, and old lady i guess from mid anatolia, and young blonde girl is a city girl from istanbul...etc
Hey i am from Pakistan. I love turkish people their culture and will visit Turkey soon. My brother lives in English he have many Turkish friends. I hope i will get some turkish friends as well. Love you guys.
Pakistani people have since 6-8 years very bad image by Turks and racism is growing up and is right now very high in Turkiye especially against araps africans or East Asians.
@@turko4ever7252😮🎉
@@turko4ever7252 olması gerektiği gibi bu herifleri müslüman diye bizden biri olarak görmeyi bırakın çok iğrenç kültürleri var hindistanla beraber dünyanın en boktan ülkesi olmaları ayrı bi konu
i'm 100% Dutch and i like the Turkisch people. Realy nice and always friendly. not like the media tells u.
i learned one thing here. i never ate real turkisch food :( i tought i was.
How?Why
@@Karamurat. Biraz değiştirerek yapıyor olabilirler. Hollandalı damak zevkine uyması için.
Come to istanbul my grandma can prepare a manti for you 😃
Visit Turkey. Food there is 100 times better than what you know as turkish food.
Hollandada yaşayan bir Türk olarak, burada olmaktan çok memnunum.
Dürüst ve güvenilir insanlarla birlikte yaşamak ve buranın ekonomisine katkıda bulunmak gurur verici.
I saw this guyfrom Easy Dutch also in Easy Bolgarian/ I was surprised wow this guy speak two languages maybe his has Bulgarian origin.
Now I see him in Easy Turkish. I understand someone being a polyglot but usually people choose 'mainstream' languages to learn like French, German, Spanish/
This guy pick some more unusual like Bulgarian or Turkish. Also these language are much harder to learn if you first language is Dutch.
Does he speak other languages?
Leuk om deze video te zien.
Congratulations Tim, your Turkish is pretty good!
Sayın Tim, TRT muhabirleri ayarında konuşuyorsunuz, tebrik ederim. Türkiye’de Uğur Dündar adlı habercimize benzettim sizi. Teşekkürler ve saygılar 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
If you move to another country at a young age (until high school, let's say) than maybe you may feel like a native, but if you move once you're an adult you're always feel from your native country
i’m a turk who came to england when i was 2 so i do feel like a native
Julian, Exactly, I agree with you.
Congratulation Tim for your clean and lean Turkish.
You speak the language much more pleasant and understandable than most Turkish native speakers...
"YOU UNDERSTAND?" UNLCE IS MY FAV HAHAAH
anadin mi
Hahaha yes
Her yıl gelip Türkiye'nin kıymetini bilin diyen insanlar bunlar işte.
Actually I didn’t know the city in Holland has many of Turkish shops. These guys are very Lucky they can find Turkish food so easy
It’s all mostly because parents and a large portion of their families had migrated to the Netherlands and Germany during the 60’s as there was a huge labor gap in the countries. Originally they were meant to stay a few years to provide for their families back in Turkey, but sooner or later realized that they could build up their lives in these Western countries. But I’m also speaking out of own experience with my own family.
There were also not many regulations to enter the respective countries in the 60’s, which has now changed a lot of course.
Everyone is gone in time. I want to live in the Netherlands too. Please help me.
@@Karamurat. get off
@@mricardo96 what
Amsterdam Nieuw-West
Hi i m in the U, S i like your video, thank you,
Videoyu izlemekten çok keyif altım. Bir sonraki bölümünü için bekliyorum 👍
Teşekkür ederiz! :)
Öncelikle Tim'e biraz şaşırdım ne yalan söyliyim, röportaj yaptığı Türklerin yarısından daha iyi Türkçe konuşuyor.
İstanbul'dan 1 yıl önce gitmiş olan kız ve mavi ceketli kız açık ara en iyi Türkçe konuşuyor ki aslında normal.
Tim de gerçekten iyi öğrenmiş ama helal olsun, ayrıca çok merak ediyorum acaba 10:20 de abinin kullandığı "cingöz" ya da farklı anlamda kullandığı "uyanık" ve "açık" kelimelerini anladımı acaba :)
Ayrıca bir İstanbullu olarak 3:00 bölümünde bir Türk kadını olarak gurbette kendini daha özgür ve güvende hisseden İstanbullu kız biraz üzmedi değil ama haklı ne diyim. Türkiye'nin acilen hükümet, iç politika, yasama, yürütme ve en önemlisi zihniyet değişikliklerine ihtiyacı var ama bir bataklığa battık çıkamıyoruz, iyiye giden hiçbir şey yok ülkede.
I was born in the Netherlands, I have a Dutch passport and my parents are from pakistan
Now I moved to turkey for my university because I love its culture, language and many more things!!!! Also wanted to live here and experience life in turkey.
Turkiye çok seviyorum, burasi çok güzel ve beğendim😁😍😍😍😍
Which University?
Where do you live now?
Of course you’ll like. Because pakistan is a 3rd world British leftover mess . Turkey is living today whereas pakistan 100 years ago
@@levitanno Amerika da yarında yaşıyor o zaman. Türkiye ile aynı zaman diliminde yaşamadığı çok net.
@@bar1825 yoo ABD’yle aynı dilimi yaşıyorsun, yalnızca refah seviyesi alım gücü orada daha yüksek. Orada olup burda olmayan bir şey yok. Ben ABDde 3 yıl kaldım. Bu adamların ülkesinde ise toplu taşıma yok, kanalizasyon yok, hijyen yok. Karşılaştırman saçma oldu :D
Leuke video, Tim, waar heb je zo goed Turks geleerd? Je spreekt ook vlekkeloos Bulgaars. Ik leer nu Turks en heb afgelopen jaar ook Bulgaars geleerd! Fijne dag!
Говориш ли български ? А как си с писане и четене?
@@Kiki-vw8lv I spend a few months every summer in Bulgaria, so yes I can read and write as well. Not as good as Tim, that said I can communicate. I'm now in Armenia learning the Armenian alphabet. I am a language learning nomad. I slowly travel the world and I learn the languages. I like Bulgarian a lot too!!!! I az kharezvam banitsa, yummie yummie, sorry on my computer I have no Cyrillic, that said I can write on paper. Thanks for using your beautiful and interesting language!
@@LangAmor i wish you success! Badi mi ziv i zdrav ! Pozdravi ot edna balgarka kojato zivee v Holland 🍀
@@Kiki-vw8lv Hoe bevalt het je in Nederland? Ik vind het altijd fijn en avontuurlijk om in Bulgarije te zijn!
Damn Tim ! how many languages do you speak and what are they? i´ve seen you in easy ducht, easy bUugarian, easy turkish now...you ARE a machine !
Fascinerend stukje film, goed gedaan
De enige Nederlandse comment die ik zie lol
Hollandalılar Avrupa'nın en düzgün insanlarıdır. Ama ne yazık ki ülkeleri çok şanşsız bir iklim kuşağında.
Ne anlamda düzgün
Turkiye'ye gocedebilirler birkac ili onlara ayiririz ulke kalkinir
Neden ki, aşırı sıcak değil, İskandinav ülkeleri gibi buz gibi değil, hortum kasırga yok, biraz kapalı ve yağmurlu o kadar.
@@Cosmic_Love yukseltisi cok dusuk
Keske turkiye'ye hollandali goc alsak
The guy who lives in Netherlands forgets Turkish in 3 years
Türkiye de şehir görmemiş insanlarımız , yurt dışına gidiyor, bu kadar.
Im not a cosmopolitan wannabee. Im a Turk living in Holland. This doesnt mean that i dont like Holland tho, Netherlands is an incredibly organized country
Yeni Easy Turkish'nin ev sahibini tebrik ederiz! Çok güzel bir video!
Actually it's probably the worst video to learn Turkish. They have heavy accents and even they can't create proper sentences, except that girl from Istanbul.
Its not a surprise cause these people probably are better in dutch cause they learn dutch in school and not turkish.
Plus most of them speak 3 languages. English, dutch and turkish. You shouldnt judge people based on their weakness in one language. Have a great day.
@@doublemosasaur5091 Yeah, maybe. I just said it's not a good idea to show this video to Turkish learners. It's not daily Turkish and people can get confused with these sentences.
@@doublemosasaur5091 He isn’t judging them, he is just saying its not the best video to learn turkish, since this channels name is “EasyTurkish”. Most of these people speak very broken turkish and are not good examples if people want to learn turkish
@@calypso7709 Not "broken" Turkish, heavy accent.
@@barca8341 Hayır ağa, sırf aksan olsa iyi. Bunlarin Türkçeleri hepten bozulmuş orda kala kala. Daha bir-iki cümleyi bile bir araya getirmekte zorlanıyorlar, görmüyor musun.
tims' turkish is more fluent than many of turkish people
@@rosaceous4270 aga ben de pek mutlu değilim bu durumdan ama doğru mu doğru
Soran Hollandalı olunca herkes Hollanda sevdalısı olmuş
''Lütfen yavaş konuşun'' tarzı isteklerin dili öğrenmede bir işe yaramadığını düşünüyorum. Beyninizi hızlı konuşulan dile de alıştırmanız lazım. Anadilini yavaş veya normal konuşan kimse görmedim hayatımda. Ayrıca videolarda altyazı var, yavaş konuşun denmesi bana gereksiz geliyor.
Altyazi var ayrica video hizini yavaslatabilirler.
Nobody:
The Dayı at 2:30: A N L A D I N M I ?
I don't know if it are different dialects but in some cases it almost sounds like a nordic language. especially the blonde lady. And i'm happy to see that our dutch turks feel at home and have a good time blending in. We are a good country compared to others if i may say myself. We have our difficulties but yeah that's in any country.
Because She speaking istanbul Turkish accent
@@raylangivens4600 are you sure, sounds more like she forgot turkish a bit
@@IAm-zo1bo actually the accent that she is speaking is original turkish we call that İstanbul Accent.
Turks who lives in Western side generally use that accent.
@@pumpaddict8452 demek istediğim yurtdışında kalan insan türkçeyi unutabiliyor (benim gibi)
@@pumpaddict8452 konuşmasında hafif bir şehirli kayması var, istanbul aksanı standart alınsada istanbul merkezininde de hafiften modern bir şehirli aksanı oluşuyor
Çok teşekkürler for good content
Hi😊where are you from
Interesting. A difference with Dutch people who emigrate, is that they usually don't feel Dutch anymore after 5 or 10 years but try to assimilate in their new country. They also mostly forget how to speak proper Dutch. Mostly the children will not learn Dutch at all anymore. Maybe a few words. So I learned an interesting cultural difference.
Where do Dutch people emigrate mostly?
@@EasyTurkish It depends on the time period. But mostly English speaking countries (Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada) or inside the EU (Germany, Spain).
@@ronaldderooij1774 I'm surprised about South Africa. Is there any particular reason?
@@EasyTurkish As I said, it differs from time period to time period. South Africa was looking for influx of Dutch speaking white people in the 1950's and the Dutch government was looking for less people in the country and supported emigration in the 1950's because of the aftermath of WW2 and housing shortage. My parents were one of the many thousands emigrating to South Africa back then, fortunately they returned because my mother could not cope with apartheid. Nowadays I think Canada, Denmark, Germany, Spain and Australia are the most popular emigration countries.
@@ronaldderooij1774 Thanks! It was interesting to hear this.
Çoğu vatandaşımız kendini net, güzel bir şekilde ifade etmiş. Röportaj yapan arkadaşın Türkçe'si de güzelmiş. Tebrikler.
Kurulu düzenimiz var yiğenim yoksa Türkiye cennet!
lmao
Aynı yorumu yapacaktım.
@Μιχαλης Σηφακης that’s a meme. But it’ll all be fine when erdo will fall. It’s already artificial thing. There’s no economic crisis in turkey , that’s politic crisis . Man-made devaluation on purpose. They wanted to fill their pockets
Bro, just say you hate yourself. No need to make fun of inner conflicts of other people. Içinde ne kadar hasetlik varsa artık dışa vurmuş
@Μιχαλης Σηφακης You clearly didn't understand the joke man.
Tim sen bir hollandali olarak sordugun icin cok rahat cevap veremiyorlar bence
@@alperistanli mesela Tim insanlara sen kendini hollandali mi hissediyorsun yoksa turk mu diye soruyor. Ülkeye sonradan çogunlukla ekonomik ve siyasi sebeplerden gelmis insanlar zaten kultur farkliligindan adapte olmakta zorlaniyorlardir ve kimlik bunalimi yasiyorlardir muhtemelen. Bu yuzden bir hollandali kadar hollandali hissetmeleri aslinda cokta mumkun degil. Kan bagi olarak gercek bir hollandali bunu sordugu icin sorulan kisi ya hosuna gitmeyen bir cevap verirsem diye cekinip cevabi cok yumusatip veriyor.
My first love was a Turkish guy who lived in Holland (btw i am Turkish too). We went to middle school together and then when we got to high school everyone went their way. I heard that he went back to Holland in high school and i searched him on socail media but couldn't find anything. I don't know but somehow i hoped maybe he was in this interview but unfourtunately no (: i am just curious what he is doing right now, how is his life. I guess i will never know.
my first love was a netherlands pasaport. Turkey is a suck and ı searched New country to live so ı checked the video but ı couldnt find it . Where are you ?
@@ww2man768 ne demeyi çalisiyorsun? Hollanda oladar da küçük degil.
I am confused... You never asked them if they feel Turkish or Dutch. What was the point of the title?
😁
He did? Did you watch the full video?
Yes its better to teach your kids another language than your mother tongue its an advantage when they grew up
I am 100% born and raised Dutch. And I can tell you if parents do not speak Dutch fluently, they better don't teach them Dutch at home. Otherwise they learn bad Dutch and also bad Turkish. They better learn good Turkish from their parents and good Dutch from school and Dutch friends and Dutch tv programs.
3. Dakikadaki kız neydi ya öyle hayran oldum ve de turkmus
Love Turkish people from 🇹🇷 🇸🇴
Video çok kaliteli olmuş saolasın bu haberler için
Tim, ilk olarak seni tebrik etmek istiyorum. Türk dilini çok güzel konusuyorsun. Harikasin!
Ben Hollanda'da dogup büyüdüm ve bu ülkeyi gerçekten çok seviyorum. Bana her türlü imkani sundugu için bu ülkeye minnettarim. Burasi benim evim.
Evde Türk (ve Islamî) degerleriyle ve Türkçe konusarak büyüdüm. Bununla her zaman çok gurur duydum. Kendimi, süphesiz ki, hem Türk hem Hollandali hissediyorum.
Ama baska bir gerçek te var: Hollanda'da hayatimizda en az bir kere etnik nedenlerden dolayi zorluklar çektigimiz bir gerçektir. Çogumuzun burada dogmasina ragmen, bir çok (beyaz) Hollandali bizi yabanci olarak görüyor. Bunca yil geçmis ve hâlâ böyle bir durum var. Çok rahatsiz edici ve gerçekten çok yazik.
Knka bizide alsana oraya.Usanduk bu türkiyeden😂
Abi her ülkede ayni. Bile Türkiyede Yabancilari farkli görüyolar.
It’s normal, if you keep in a community it’s going to be like that. Sorry. You have to become like the Dutch to be considered Dutch.
@@Karamurat. Buyur gel, koçum.
@@sakosako2464 Buradaki (Avrupa'daki) dislamalar azicik farkli oluyor, kardes...
Tabii ki de daha iyi Türkiye'den. Sistemlerinin işlemesini sağlayacak liyakatli yöneticilere sahipler ve halk da daha eğitimli. Direkt olarak refah düzeyini arttırıyor bu faktörler.