Brits Failing to Speak Turkish + Greek Ruins | Gulet Cruise | Full Time World Travel Vlog 7
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- Brits Failing to Speak Turkish + Greek Ruins | Gulet Cruise | Full Time World Travel Vlog 7
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We try and fail to speak the Turkish language with the rolling r sound. Classic English teachers. This Turkey gulet cruise vlog we go to English Harbour in Turkey is where part of the British navy hid during World War 2 and also a place where president Erdoğan vacations. We explored the Greek ruins of Kissebükü Koyu and again talk about the population exchange between Greece and Turkey. Finally we go on a walk to get a great view of the bay and having a bbq on the beach with Turkish lamb and other Turkish food.
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Actually you are wrong about the population exchange. It was the Greek government requested such a concept and Turkey agreed upon it. So, the Greek government initiated the exchange not the Turks
Yepp, this guy is right..
10:10..>>> How is it Niyazi??
Captain:: fine, very good!
Life is good!!
Sea is good!!!
"***" is good!!!!
"***" is gooooddd....😂😂😂
This man is good "Heart" ✔💯
haha he was so much fun
Such villages were abondened not because Turks didn't care nor like those places rather there weren't enough Turks to populate them!! In western media Turkish casualties in WW1 and the Turkish war of independence is always completely ignored that you can guess why but in reality Turkish people lost more than 3 million people (23% of total Turkish population) in WW1 and the Turkish war of independence because of the civil wars against Greeks and Armenians, military casualties, lack of food and medicine etc while there were more than 60 million people living in Germany which was actually way smaller than Turkey so Turkey's population skyrocketed from around 10 million to 82 million between 1922 and 2019, this was also one of main reasons why Ottoman was so weak during it's last 100 years due Allied powers had an insane population advantage as around 120 million people were living in Russian empire alone in 19th century and if we include colonies Allied powers were controlling way more than one billion people against 13 million Turks and that's why Allied powers thought colonizing Turkey was possible and Greeks thought they could invade Anatolia after WW1 due there were more than 6 million Greeks against around 11 million Turks but ofc they all couldn't realize the real power of Turkish resistance led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha aka Ataturk :))
If you ask why they are still empty it's because they are part of forests anymore and according to laws nobody can build anything in green fields even if it is private property but sometimes ''forest fires'' destroy them and big hotels rise from their ashes as sadly the corruption is still a problem in Turkey...
Thanks, good to know the facts.
During exchange both govrrnments made mistakes about settlements for new comers . For example inland people were settled in seaside villages or towns evacuated by Greeks or vice versa .New comers couldn't adopt naturally and left them. That's why some villages are abandoned today.
This is my favourite trip you guys have done. I get weird flash backs of watching it when I'm at work. There's something so magical about the whole thing... or I'm just bloody weird.
You are completly wrong...No need rraa or rrraaa when you are pronouncing Ramazan and Abdurrahim.And also they are Arabic names not Turkish..
I feel like indiana jones.....its raining lets return😁
Thanks for comparing Canada 🇨🇦 to this beautiful place. We need more TH-cam digital nomads travelling to Canada and showcasing our Country!! 🇨🇦
Oh we would absolutely LOVE to travel around Canada! It's like a nature lovers paradise! If it were a cheaper country to travel we'd be there asap..
Maybe someday eh?
Most definitely! Sooner rather than later I recon...
Are there old ruins in Canada?
Lots of documented ‘old’ sites. We are a young country so not too many ‘ruins’. I heard they discovered one of the oldest villages on earth in Alberta or British Columbia. They say it is 10000 years older than the pyramids! What!!
The guy in 1:46 told a bunch of arabic orginated turkish names, so technically you spoke arabic
Unfortunately wrong, although names are Arabic, sounds and pronunciation are Turkish. These are completely Turkish names with Arabic origin. If you say these names to an Arabian person, he would not understand what do you mean.
I was in Turkey a few years ago, but i haven't traveled to this area
Haha, this "Life Is Goood" guy is like the physical appearance of meditation.
In the last a few videos you emphasized and underlined that 'Turkish government forced the Greeks to leave immediately' again, and again, and again several times. For the Greek side, you just skipped it quickly with 'vice versa'. It is the Greece who needed Greeks in order to have ethnic majority in Greece. So they wanted to bring the Greeks in Turkey to Greece. Turkey had enough Turks. So Turkey was not dying to get more Turks. But it had to accept Turks (and other muslim nations or minorities) from Greece and Balkans for the last 150 years on several occasions.
yeah, I noticed the "vice versa" from both of them. I don't know why they don't want to state the facts.
I always laugh and have a great time when I watch your vlogs. I am new to the travel game and I take a lot of inspiration from y'all. ❤✌🛫
Looks blissful 💜
THIS WAS A MUTUAL HUMAN CHANGE. that did not just Greeks, Muslims also came to Turkey in greece. FURTHER, THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT DID NOT FORCED THE GREEKS TO GO. Turkish and Greek government mutually agreed and the Greeks in Istanbul were excluded. Don't speak so confidently if you don't know enough about a topic. because I lose my respect.
3:35 i don't know where you have learned it but the greek side is the one who requested the population exchange. besides, it was not based on ethnicity, it was based on religion. it was not and exchange of turks and greeks but muslims and christians... (at least you can read it from wikipedia. "... The initial request for an exchange of population came from Greek Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos[4] in a letter he submitted to the League of Nations on October 16, 1922..." )
The mundane pillow totally zoom because desk notablely bomb atop a tightfisted sturgeon. standing, simple behavior
Something's Amazing Refreshing subjects on your Vlog🔛🔝.....great vlog Skill 👌👌👌👌
& Turkey🇹🇷 U are Crazy Fascinating, greet from 🇬🇧 🙏🙏
"...now, kiss Emma." Lmao. Alex likes to start shit, doesn't he? Lmao.
Emma take care of the Cheeky Alex. Hes not a Runway Model or a Sailor. Eating and Playing suits him better. You two make me Smile!!!!
The pink shirt was a winner however. 😆
haha I think he made a fabulous runway model!
You guys are sweet and funny :)
Gah, there's ALWAYS rubbish isn't there! When we go on a trip we always try and take a little bit of rubbish we find and put it in the bin, doesn't make much of a difference but at least we feel good about knowing the place is a little bit better off!
That's awesome. And if everyone had that mentality it would make such a huge difference!
Beans! Wait! You're back in Turkey? I thought you were in Spain. I am so confused. Ha! j/k Thanks for another great post. *shakes head slowly* remembering, "It doesn't taste like pig [ed: guano]..."
They keep coming back to Turkey :D
How long was this cruise for?
There you go again, /tor-toiz/!😂
I love it!! ❤️
How much does it cost to hire a boat?
I love your accent 👍👏🧿
Holy crap Alex looks like he's aged a good 40 years! Nice little bait & switch in the beginning Lol. But nah seriously cool video!!
haha thanks!
@@TravelBeans Any time! Love watching ya guys!!
Guys Turkish names are not orginally Turkish, I would say more arabic oriented,thats why you have pronunciation difficulties.Also can you be able to take any pieces from any of the historical places in your home country?
nice video Beans, subbed!
definitely adding this to my travel vlog list.
If you ever come by Norway, let me know!
The main reason for the population exchange was Greek Kingdom needed more population after WW1 and both countries had a nationalistic identity so Turkey agreed.
Excellent video. Don't worry, you're not alone, I can get by quite well with Turkish, but after all these years I STILL can't do that rolling "rrrrrr". Lol. That looks like donkey poo!! 😂
Fun Fact, when Erdoğan is going to pass the street of your local shop in İstanbul, the street gets closed down until he passes through, makes whatever visit he wants and then opens up when he leaves.
As if he's in the middle of a battleground. Warships? Seriously?
Other than that, I never understand how you Brits can't pronounce it. Just touch a bit above your teeth with your tongue's mid section. The poblem of brits, is that they try to do it with the 'tip' of their tongues, which blocks the speech and causes them to stutter when spelling it.
The population exchange was something Greece wanted as well. And it more to do with the socio-economic structure. In Ottoman Era, Greeks were quite fine in Anatolia, they were richer, had their own community, better educated and such. It was not about nationality, but rather, not having a quarrelsome folk, with a minority having that much wealth against significantly poorer majority.
It would simmer trouble eventually. Turks from the urban areas were co existing, but when the more pastoral people enter the scene, it could have heralded disaster.
Most people think greeks were a loss of Anatolian infrastructure.
The thing to remember about ethnic Greeks and Turks being sent to live in Greece and Turkey is that they had lived in their villages for generations.They integrated and intermarried.It was a tragedy when they were forced to leave their homes.
Enjoyed it!
I love all your videos, i am big fan of emma, but you both put so much efforts, i like you both and all your videos..amin
mavi mayolu abim amma uyudun be canım cektı vallaha
How awesome... coastal paradise and a hop, skip, and a jump, an archaeological dig👍
How I wish I could be there now...
Thank you so much for sharing😊
You both are too adorable👏
#beansout
Thank you!
Emma hypeeeeeeeeee 😊
I’m loving this series of videos! The people you’re with, the food, and the activities...beautiful!
thanks so much!! we have absolutely adored our time in turkey so far! looking forward to seeing more of this country :)
That WATER 👀 SO BEAUTIFUL!
Loving the rowing skills Alex 🤣 also what was that fingers through the hair kiss to camera all about!
LOL.... If there is ever a backwards boat race, my money's on Alex. 🛶◀️▶️🏅
Was backwards rowing then thought he had cracked it but no seconds later it went down hill again. Maybe more cut out to be a cox
@@chrisdickinson3168
Agree. His "Beans Out!" certainly demonstrates he has the voice for it.
Bloody love you two the rolling r’s thing literally had me pissing myself u are now my faves above the endless adventure u just have this natural chemistry together am now claiming you both as England’s own funny version of Michael palin travels. COOKKEEE OUUUTTT
oh wow, thanks michael! that's so nice to hear and very high praise indeed as we absolutely LOVE eric & allison.. such genuine and funny people
Wow love this video. One of your best yet!
i cannot seem to reach the site for the cruise
Tortoise is your spirit animal.
The ruins are crazy cool! And that boat tour awesome. I grew up with "pack it in, pack it out" You are responsible for your trash. Gah. Emma I agree with you. Fantastic video!
Thanks so much! I know, I don't think we could ever get bored of seeing all these ancient ruins! I love this place!
Great video asusal and I doubled checked to see if I was still subscribed and yeah I was love from 🇮🇪❤️
thanks Jerry!!
Well that was enlightening and entertaining. A little piece of history appropriate with the D-Day commemorations
That one-liner did however remind me of the war films of my youth.
u are rıght about the rubbısh
Yay! Another upload!
Great vlog guys! 👌
Best trip so far?
😍😍😍
So interesting about the old Greek villages. Your boat tour has just been awesome!
Thanks Bob
The shock on Al's face when he actually rolled his Rs once, haha
Rofl what sort of rowing technique is that??? Amazing, travel beans reinventing boat based transportation
The ruins were really interesting, I hope they manage to look after them for people to enjoy