Asia is a continent not a race. They are not mongoloid. Middle Easterns, pakistan, kashmir, smelly india have nothing genetically in common with yellow people like korean, chinese, japanese, thai people. And oriental men are not masculine or have much testerone
In my opinion, that I'm Italian (Sicilian, to be precise), the Turks are simply Mediterraneans. We Mediterranean peoples are all mixed, we don't have precise genetics, and this is precisely the beauty of being Mediterranean. Diversities have made our cultures magnificent, this happened. Greetings from Italy, ciao-ciao!
@@ilsa_xo I have grown up in a Turkish village, i visited villages in Kyrgyzistan and Uzbekistan with my Kyrgyz girl friend, i saw the similarities by myself, so not propaganda. You are the one under propaganda, wake up 😊
@@ghhhggrtes-rx1gxit's nonsense. Turks were seperated tribes (we say boy) that time. Kazaks, Kyrgyz were from Kypchak tripe and Azerbaijan Gagauz and Turkish were from oguz tribe. I mean not all Turks seemed same throughout history
In Turkey, we don't use those terms; nobody says I am Asian or European. I can say I am Anatolian, or tell my city. Some people tell their regions like Thracian, Black Sea person or Aegean.
@@chesterdonnelly1212 Actually, Europe is just a part of Asia, if we talk about geography. It is just a political or cultural classification. Also back then , Greeks who first used that term, would not call England, Germany etc. as Europe. They would accept them some barbaric tribes out of "Europe" or Greek-World. So it s a vague term actually.
@@senetr i don't think so. I think the Greeks were quite clear in what is Asia and what is Europe. Thrace and all of the Balkan Peninsula is Europe. Anatolia is Asia.
Turks do not call themselves Middle eastern, Asian or European in general. Central Asian is used in historic context. Turkey is a peninsula, mostly an island, like Brits they think their are separate. Anatolian is the only term normally they would accept.
Turkey is a unique country, connecting Asia, Europe and the Middle East, with a great mix of cultures, fascinating nature, fantastic kind people, delicious cuisine! People are really helpfull and warm-hearted there❤ It is also surrounded by water from 3 of 4 sides and controls the routes between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. I love Turkey and Turkish people, yaşasın Türkiye!
as a Turkish, i see myself as an asian. Because in the past, we were also fully asians but then the culture changed we became a bit europan but still we're asians
@@capncake8837 we have no relate with USA and we didnt live together. In the ottoman empire we've lived with greeks, kurts, latinos, persians, french people n more but also our blood contains asian blood cuz Turk's first empires were fully asians and we know it through history.
@josephalexander6441 we do not have anything similar with arabs u guyz just dunno the history and talk, do i look arab to you my mate go get checked ur eyes ahahahah
You can learn Turkish at basic level in a month by listening 30 minutes lesson per day from first video list in my channel. İt does not teach grammar rules. İt has daily conversations.
@@cemaladsoz7443bi insan kendi ülkesini yabancılara nasil asağilayabilir aklım almıyor bi de kırık ingilizceyle ahahhxhaha. Hayatta basarılar kardesim
We are not one of them and we dont need to pick one like being european,arab,asian. We are just TURKISH and our country Türkiye is geographically bridge between europe and asia as well. Istanbul and Turkiye is in center of the world, not belongs to anything
I think it is wrong to think of Turkish people as "just asian" or "just european". There are also people whom think of us as "just Arabs".... We are more like a category completely separate from the aforementioned 3 categories. We are Turks. Not arabs, not asians, not europeans; just TURKS.
@@divx1001 Yes but if we are talking about a specific country then Turkey would qualify as Eurasian. Turks come in a verity of different ethnic backgrounds if that is clear.
@@lb3843 turkish are asian ethnic and geographically turkiye is consider to be middle eastern country. Please stop this inferiority complex turk culture is best in their own way as compare to europe.
@@MamoMamo-ry9gk Turks are Oghuz and native anatolian unite which means Turkish. Your mom might be from mongolia. But I don't guess as mongolian's average IQ is too high for you
True whole of turkey is in middle East west Asia whole of south east turkey is Kurdistan where 30 Kurdish city's are located in where 30 million Kurds live in
@@MiddleEast-4EverNot whole Turkey is in the Middle East. In fact, what we call Anatolia sits on the Anatolian plate, and only a small part of it is in the Middle East. Research Asia Minor, that part of Turkey is not in the ME.
@@ashnhergirl No whole of turkey is in middle East west Asia.. I have seen the map of turkey whole the way to Istanbul with the map of middle East far west of Asia.. Besides whole of south East turkey is full of Kurdish citys where 25 million Kurds live in while the rest 10 million live in north west Iraq and north East syria right on the borders of turkey.
I love the Turkish people, I love their culture and music in Istanbul, I see it as very exotic, the diversity of people it has is incredible, the incredible thing is that they all mix equally without differences. They are unique!
Yes, they are quite unique in the sense that they seem to have hate and are unfriendly. Never visited a country that they were so unfriendly and unhelpful. As an American coming to spend my money in Turkey they have things to improve in their interactions with customers and people in general. Not all of course but a vast majority of them 99% of them I'd say. Also let's not forget their religion plays a part in their lives. Overall great food but not great people.
@@bergegang9429 daydi ittay yana o'zbeklarni orqasidan akıllab yuribsizlarmi shuyerdayam,xuddi tarix o'zgarib qoladigandan yoʻq narsalarni hamma joyda to'qib yozib o'zingizni qiynagandan koʻra hindiston eronga borsang topasan avlod-ajdodingni,ana unda nimanidir meniki desang yarashadi buyerda kakirdagandan koʻra birovga osilmasdan
For the European we are Asian, for the Asian we are European. Some of our lands are in Europe, some in Asia. Our laws are European, but the mentality of 50% of people is Asian. The structure of our language is Asian, the alphabet is European. Never mind how anyone feels, as long as they don't interfere with someone else's lifestyle. We are turk. The Turk has no friend other than the Turk. 🇹🇷
@Moon Rabbit Kyrgyz has that middle eastern (idk how to express this more nicely) spitting sound kh, I don't think it sounds very similar to Nordic or European languages
@@moonrabbit5107n Turkish those sounds were considered more barbaric during Ottoman times since it was connected to lower class/nomadic Turks. And Persian and Arabic was an idol for the Ottomans, so they added a lot of Persian sounds with -sh or Persianized versions of Arabic words. Rural populations still use a lot of guttural and throttle sounded words, but those you wont find in common Turkish dictionaries.
As a Bangladeshi person, people in here assume that Turkish people are European. I can say is Turkish people are too European to Eastern people's eyes and too Asian to western people's eyes. So I guess Turkish people might be confused about which continent they are from.
Turkey has lands in both Asia and Europe. They founded and lived in states from Central Asia to Europe and from Europe to Anatolia. Genetic diversity is quite high.
@@عليعلي-ن8ع9ه We do not like the Arabs, and the Arabs do not like us, and it is best for both parties not to comment on each other. When Erdogan loses the election in 2026, we will send all Arabs home.🙏👍🏻
Bro don't bring new continent, if u will increase continent then we will getmore pressure of study. Ur European accept it because 50% people are from yunanistan.
It does. It's the Anglos that declare it otherwise because of their past imperialism and attempts to brainwash the world to whitewash history. East Asia is like China and a few country alone. Imagine Central Asia. Western Asia. Large parts of Russia is Asia even if some Anglos will vehemently denies it.
Whole of turkey is in middle East west Asia whole of south east turkey is Kurdistan where 30 Kurdish city's are located in where 30 million Kurds live in 😁
@@MiddleEast-4Ever Turkey is at the junction of two continents, there is no such place as "Kurdistan", but there are Kurds that we address as our brothers and sisters living in our country and they are Turkish citizens living under the Turkish flag. The term "Kurdistan" is nothing but nonsense and divisiveness, that what you said has nothing to do with my interpretation.
@@Agk.... i never said Kurdistan is land i said all the citys located in south East turkey are Kurdish citys where 20 million Kurds live in and most of them want to be with their brothers the other Kurds in north west iraq and north East syria right on the border of turkey u are a liar u terrorist turks never like Kurds thats y i see many of ur negative comments on Kurds pluss ur ancestors stole Kurdish land in ww1 120 years ago so of course today Kurdistan wont exist but the ethnicity of Kurds exist since 1400 years ago and that hurts u turks a lot !
Turkish people are Mediterranean. Like Greeks, Italians, Spaniards and portugese people. We mediterranean people are all mixed up in therms of genetics. If you ho to Türkiye, especially to the west cost or the black sea region, you will see a lot of very different not typically turkish looking people but there all turkish. I'm living in İstanbul on the european side of Türkiye, but I wouldn't call myself a European but I wouldn't call myself an Asian too. Like I sad.. just Mediterranean 😄
As a Turkish, just received my DNA results. 53% South Italy, 24% Anatolia & Caucusus, 12% Aegean Islands, 9% Iran/Persia, 2% E. Europe / Russia. I have no Italian, Greek or Persian in my family
My father, mother and I were born and raised in the European side of Istanbul. My maternal grandfather's roots are from Bulgaria, and my paternal grandmother's roots are from Romania. My father's great-grandfather came to Istanbul from Eastern Anatolia during the Ottoman period (around the 1880s) so all my relatives have been in Istanbul for almost two centuries. I have white skin with brown hair and eyes... Kinda mixed, right? I think that's why Turkish people are depressed, we don't feel white/European or Asian. Our genes are diverse and rich. And we live in the most strategic place in the world: right in the middle of Europe and Asia... Thank you to the great Ottoman Empire for this complicated situation, lol.
@@YousufAhmed-cg3qh Some of us having an identity crisis between being European, Asian or Middle Eastern. Maybe the "Eurasian" is the best term for Turks.
Turkish people can best be described as “Anatolian”, neither fully eastern or western. The closer to the Aegean you go in Turkey the more western the outlook, yet the closer to the southeast and Iran you go the more middle eastern.
@@egemenak5226 bir genetiği şehre bağlayacak kadar cahillik bırakma ortada lütfen. Ayrıca Türkler ve Kürtler birbirlerine karışmış iki millettir ve gelecekte büyük ihtimal farkı anlayamayacağız
@@KoroushRP You said mongloids who are mixed with europeans when I meant asian I meant Chinese,Korean and Japanese populations. White=European looking,Asian=Far East Asian looking. Turkic people didn't look like mongoloid they are genetical similiar to Indo-European populations.
Being Turk is more complicated than European or Asian. It depends on region where you came from or according to worldview of person. People may describe themselves as: Anadolulu (Anatolian) Trakyalı (Thracian/Europen side of TR) Akdenizli(Mediterenean) Egeli(Aegean) Karadenizli(Black sea region) Güneydoğulu(Southeastern Turkey or Mesopotamia) Kafkasyalı (Caucasian) Müslüman/Ümmet (Muslim/Ummah) Muhacir (Immigrant Turks or Muslims from Balkan peninsula)
Leave Turkish to be Turkish ...They're unique ....Thankfully they're not European but have the true humility and BIG heart of Asians! They're not heartless and money minded or obsessed with Skin Color like Europeans.
Interesting , I'm a Singaporean chinese and I remembered going to Turkey when I was younger . Solo traveled to one of their villages and the countrymen stared at me as if I'm some exotic species 🫣
I mean you were something exotic in their eyes but not in a bad way. Especially people on the countryside stare at people who they've never seen, doesn't matter if you're a tourist or a native living in the country. They also stare at us when we go visit my grandma and travel through villages
You don't have to be Singaporean Chinese for the villagers to look at you hahah I'm Turkish and the villagers usually look at everyone who is "Stranger", but not in a bad way they're probably just wondering who you are
Europe and Asia are one continent. Also , geography does not equals race or culture. A chinese and an Iranian both live in Asia but they are not one race or culture.
noone really says eurasian either, we just go by regions like I'm Aegean, I'm Mediterrenean, I'm Blacksea person, I'm Thracian etc. We just don't know this concept, let alone the U.S race system. I was super confused in the States when filling out forms, they have ''race'', and each state has it's own census like some put turks as white, some as middle eastern, some as asian etc like you have to follow their census. It's mad confusing.
Actually, before this, we need to look at what Asian and European mean. As a Turk, we are both Asian and European, in fact we may be the only nation in this position. We lived in Europe for centuries as Asian origins and changed it. Today, we also have a very unique culture and in fact, this is Anatolian culture. Thousands of years ago, the Greeks also officially had Asian culture, they had nothing to do with today's Europe, they lived in Mora and Anatolia and were completely Asian. Today, if you ask, they say we are European.
@@shapesandcolors2826 Continents were made by the west, so they didn't care if Asia was different from each other. They grouped them in one continent anyway and seperated themselves as Europe for cultural reasons.
Yeah, the continents are defined by the size of area and earth plates, according to that europe should also be in asia but different culture has made them different.
As a Korean, I have personally visited Istanbul and Bursa. They have both Asia and Europe (streets, scenery, races). However, when you look at the flag and religion, you can feel that they are closer to Asia.However, the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs respects the Turkish government's opinion and treats it as a category belonging to Europe, unlike China and Japan.
They are not Asians, they are not Europeans. Turks are Eurasians. Turkey's other half is part of European continent while the other half is on the Asian continent. Most of the Turkish men are insanely good looking. I love them. BTW, I am Asian-American , part Asian part American. 🇵🇭🇺🇲🤙🏻💗
I think when people talks about "Asian", they're usually referring to mongoloid looking peoples and this apply to peoples like Thai and Vietnamese etc too. Turkish people mostly look Caucasoid, they're definitely closer to Europeans visually as compare to other Asians like Chinese and Vietnamese.
@@jackjackyphantom8854for you my intellectual friend there is also a mongoloid region which is literally called East Turkestan which is Chinese occupied territory and they called Xinjiang. 😅😅
@@sudharshanve8519 Uyghur look more similar to Kazakh than Turks in general, they're literally a mixture of Caucasoid and Mongoloid. Turks, on the other hand, are mostly European looking. Although I've seen some Turks who look Eurasian (a mixture of Caucasoid and Mongoloid), but it's not common.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 Uyghurs are Mongols. But not all East Turkestanis are Uyghurs. They are just one of the tribes. There are literally Turks there. Heck, even Afghans are Turks, Kyrgyz, Uzbeks, Timurids all are Turks.
The only one that is ethnically Turkish in this video, is that lady in 0:16-23, if you take a look at her Eurasian/Turanid features, including her Mongoloid admixed eyes, she is definitely an ethnic Turk. The rest of the men's in this video, are not Turkish, but Kurds, Zazas, and Arabs living in Turkey.
We are Western Asians like Armenians, Azeris, Geogians and Iranians. However because we are so close to Europe, the mixation of etnicities, cultures make us different than other Western Asians.
@@The_Gla_Dia_Tornah turkey have genetic of bosnian bulgarian circassian georgian albanian and other europeans. Greeks are lived in the coastal area of anatolia, their genetics arent that much but if we need to look genetic of greeks, they are more anatolian than greek by genetic
@JoshJack-iu6yd that u dont decide. My grandparents are born in northern bulgaria. Before anatolia came the turks over black sea to balkan. Ancestors if hungarians and finns are also asian. Learn history
I'm sorry to tell you this, but you ARE Middle Eastern. It's gonna take a while to accept that but you are. You are not European, You will never join the EU, the country is pretty much all in Asia, you are Middle Eastern sorry.
İlk eleman orta doğu tipli,ikinci kız karadenizli ya da balkan göçmeni,üçüncü abi arnavuta benziyor.Sondaki palyoçolar iç anadolu ya da egeden.Mağaza gibi.Her çeşit var 😅
ive been all over Europe, asia, and Middle East. I see turks as a cross between Middle East and European. And it really depends on region. If you go inland, def middle eastern. But the big cities like Istanbul, more euro
Istanbul is the most mixed region of Turkey with lots of refugees. It definitely doesnt look euro it is more mid eastern than "inland regions" per average. You are talking with stereotyping and guessing. Bet my whole heart you have never been in Istanbul.
You know what? They're both. Some can be mostly or entirely Asian, and others can be Europeans. Though Turkey is rather more Asian due to its obvious history and the origins of a high percentage of its people that lie in Central and Southwest Asia. And even the natives of the old land of Turkey, called Anatolia, are considered Asians despite some being blonde and Italian-looking or living the "European way". It's all about geology. Turkey is under the Black and Caspian Seas among Middle Easterns and Iranians, which is considered Asian.
İşim gereği kendim de her yöne gittim, keza yurtdışına giden birçok (3 😂) arkadaşım da var. Gördüğüm şu ki; ikisi de değiliz aslında. Ama bu bir problem değil çünkü Türk insanı dünyanın en hızlı uyum sağlayabilen milleti olabilir. İç dünyası sabittir ama sosyal hayatını bundan bağımsız yaşayıp adapte olabilir.
Turkish is a such a beautiful language. And a really unique culture neither european nor asian. Even though it's influence is perceptible in both continent.
Just look at our borders, there lies the answer, we don't really feel like Asians or Europeans. We simply feel well Turkish since Turkish culture really blurres the lines of both Asia and Europe.
They're just like us brazilians: we here are latin Americans and South Americans but we don't speak Spanish and we don't speak English so we're left out in the americas. They're asians who look European
Clown dudes are confused with European Union and Europe. It’s interesting that most of the people think of the EU when you talk about Europe in general. When someone learnt that Turkey wasn’t in the European Union surprised and had asked me oh I thought Turkey was in Europe?!? I was mesmerised with the reaction and simply explained that the two are completely different topics.
We do not feel tied to a continent, our ancestors come from Central Asia all the way to the Caucasus, but we experience 4 seasons in our country in a year, so we say we are Aegean, Mediterranean, Black Sea, Anatolian, Northern, depending on that climate.
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Asia is a continent not a race. They are not mongoloid. Middle Easterns, pakistan, kashmir, smelly india have nothing genetically in common with yellow people like korean, chinese, japanese, thai people. And oriental men are not masculine or have much testerone
Tysm for letting us know about other peoples opinions it makes it more clear and nice answer and learning also!
The first guy and joker in mask, they so charming. What's their names?
Turks are special and called Eurasian ;)
The blonde girl isn't even Turkish. She is European.
Guy who looks more asian: im asian
Girl who looks more european: im european
Guy who looks mixed: im both
Basically 😂
😅
Yeah Turks mainly look asian but some of them look kind of a mix of asian and persian
I'd say we're africans 😂
Biz Türkler Orta Asya'dan Avrupa'ya kadar aslında toplum olarak gelmişiz Türk benim atam Selanik göçmeni anne tarafım ise yörük Türk'ü
As a Turkish person I can't say I am European or Asian. I'm just Turkish lets just leave it there lol
But your Turkish ancestors are closely related to the Mongols and used to live there.
No.
Agreed 👍 ❤
@@luongo7886 bro turks are not same with mongols... this is so ignorant...
According to Asians, you guys are more European and according to Europeans, you guys are more Asian.
In my opinion, that I'm Italian (Sicilian, to be precise), the Turks are simply Mediterraneans.
We Mediterranean peoples are all mixed, we don't have precise genetics, and this is precisely the beauty of being Mediterranean.
Diversities have made our cultures magnificent, this happened.
Greetings from Italy, ciao-ciao!
d'accordo!
Greetings from Turkey m8! Merhabalar! I agree with you word by word!
@@serbianwarrior385 lol wtf half of Turkey borders the Mediterranean, not just the west
@@TurquazCannabiz ok but only 5% of Turkey is in Europe
@@serbianwarrior385 that’s not his point
As a Turk, I feel like a Martian
😄😄
The Martian movie
lmao agreed
As a martian, I feel like a turk.
😂@@tanatos5
The 2nd guy must be a fan of Pitbull. Mr. Worldwide and whatnot.
Ne alaka
😂😂
@@internet8080😂😂😂lolll nahjj it's fine stay like u want dude
It's a pretty common feeling, it doesn't have to be about your own references.
Ya tu sabes
Much respect to the guy who answered he's mr. Worldwide
Stupid and naive
Citizen of the world = European
@@goyonman9655what?
@@Kemalist0008
What I said is true
If you call yourself "citizen of the world", you've been brainwashed by white people ideas
@@goyonman9655I like how clueless the white passing ones are.
Large Turkish population in Seoul Korea. Very warm and outgoing people, even to strangers.
In Germany it's different lol
@@cogitoergosum9129 Germany? That's the place the place with the Nazis. Fruit of the poisoned tree.
@@dorkanderson4963 looool disgusting statement
@@cogitoergosum9129 Not as disgusting as xenophobic Nazi scum.
@@dorkanderson4963 you Said to all Germans that they are Nazis. Who is a Nazi Here?
As a Turk, I mostly feel the inflation
Ayrıca vergi
😂😂
Iyi dedin😂
😂😂😂
🤣
I am kazakh. We are turkic people. So because of history thing they are asians
@@elturco69 If you go to a village in Turkistan and you know Turkish villages, you will see how similar we are still although thousands km away.
@@ghhhggrtes-rx1gx There are no real Turks. Every Turk is a real Turk
@@ilsa_xo I have grown up in a Turkish village, i visited villages in Kyrgyzistan and Uzbekistan with my Kyrgyz girl friend, i saw the similarities by myself, so not propaganda. You are the one under propaganda, wake up 😊
@@ghhhggrtes-rx1gxit's nonsense. Turks were seperated tribes (we say boy) that time. Kazaks, Kyrgyz were from Kypchak tripe and Azerbaijan Gagauz and Turkish were from oguz tribe. I mean not all Turks seemed same throughout history
@@oguzb.7033 your kyrgyz girlfriend looks asian while you look like caucasian/European.
In Turkey, we don't use those terms; nobody says I am Asian or European. I can say I am Anatolian, or tell my city. Some people tell their regions like Thracian, Black Sea person or Aegean.
Yes, exactly!
Well if you're Anatolian you're Asian, and if you're Thracian you're European.
@@chesterdonnelly1212 Actually, Europe is just a part of Asia, if we talk about geography. It is just a political or cultural classification. Also back then , Greeks who first used that term, would not call England, Germany etc. as Europe. They would accept them some barbaric tribes out of "Europe" or Greek-World. So it s a vague term actually.
@@senetr i don't think so. I think the Greeks were quite clear in what is Asia and what is Europe. Thrace and all of the Balkan Peninsula is Europe. Anatolia is Asia.
@@chesterdonnelly1212No such thing. It was Mediterranea. Bar.barians were just assimilated through the Romans
Turks do not call themselves Middle eastern, Asian or European in general. Central Asian is used in historic context. Turkey is a peninsula, mostly an island, like Brits they think their are separate. Anatolian is the only term normally they would accept.
Turks aren't from Central Asia. They are from Mongolia.
@@texmexexpressFrom Siberia and borader northeast Asia firstly.
@@HatredForMankindYes, Mongolia.
No we are not from mongolia @@texmexexpress
@@AkcaGizem yes
As a Turkish, I don't feel European nor Asian, I'm just Turkish and proud :)
Proud of what?
@@catsfan_M Proud and happy of member of Turkish Nation.
@@catsfan_M This question is typical EU citizen question. Yes, being of Turkish is not my achievement but. I'm still proud of that!
@@catsfan_Mproud of not hating someone because they are turk.
you can try this combo: rope + chair + ur head
@@catsfan_Mhahahahaha Exactly
Turkey is a unique country, connecting Asia, Europe and the Middle East, with a great mix of cultures, fascinating nature, fantastic kind people, delicious cuisine! People are really helpfull and warm-hearted there❤ It is also surrounded by water from 3 of 4 sides and controls the routes between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. I love Turkey and Turkish people, yaşasın Türkiye!
❤️❤️❤️🙏
We are not Middle Easterners and Arabs. Understand this. We hate that you think we are Arabs.
:)
Thanks for the nice comment, that’s actually the goodness of your heart 😊
Yaşa sen de 🎉❤
as a Turkish, i see myself as an asian. Because in the past, we were also fully asians but then the culture changed we became a bit europan but still we're asians
That’s more or less how I see Turks as an American.
@@capncake8837 we have no relate with USA and we didnt live together. In the ottoman empire we've lived with greeks, kurts, latinos, persians, french people n more but also our blood contains asian blood cuz Turk's first empires were fully asians and we know it through history.
@ewwnigga14 maybe it has changed but does it change your dad's home land? Just think your dad is asian and you moved to europe are u european now??
many ''turks'' have greek and balkan roots
@josephalexander6441 we do not have anything similar with arabs u guyz just dunno the history and talk, do i look arab to you my mate go get checked ur eyes ahahahah
I just love hear them speak their language!
Their language is really nice to hear
You can learn Turkish at basic level in a month by listening 30 minutes lesson per day from first video list in my channel. İt does not teach grammar rules. İt has daily conversations.
i thing no.
@@cemaladsoz7443 ok.
@@cemaladsoz7443 Git once Ingilizce ogren sonra gel yorum yap.
@@cemaladsoz7443bi insan kendi ülkesini yabancılara nasil asağilayabilir
aklım almıyor bi de kırık ingilizceyle ahahhxhaha. Hayatta basarılar kardesim
As A Turk I found this comments section so funny bc of how many people are so ignorant about Turks and Turkish history
We are not one of them and we dont need to pick one like being european,arab,asian. We are just TURKISH and our country Türkiye is geographically bridge between europe and asia as well. Istanbul and Turkiye is in center of the world, not belongs to anything
In English it’s called Turkey
@@bugra202 Then speak Turkish (just kidding 😂)… The reason why the person corrected you was because your comment is in English
Is the center of the world indeed. The most geopolitical spot on earth
@@AlexanderLittlebearsnot anymore its not, and stop daying cologne as well its Köln you wayward saxons
@DeeZ Almonds no they are Europeans
I like their honesty.
Turks made Europe their slave for 500 years, of course they will be honest, I think you should be honest too. 😊😊😊
Citizen of the world. Is he on a beauty pageant or something?
😂😂
You tend to feel this way when you have multiple citizenships.
You tend to feel this way when you've traveled and lived around.
😂😂😂😂! This made my morning. Thank you!
He's making it like culture doesn't exist
I think it is wrong to think of Turkish people as "just asian" or "just european".
There are also people whom think of us as "just Arabs"....
We are more like a category completely separate from the aforementioned 3 categories. We are Turks. Not arabs, not asians, not europeans; just TURKS.
Turkiye is not a continent. Arabs are asians
whah about kurds in turkey? aren't kurds originally arabs?
@@Naagishubtakurds are persian
@@Naagishubta Kurds are related to Iranians as their homeland were the Mountains of Zagros in Iran/Persia
@@tanrnnkuzusu1359 kurds is kurds, not persians
Turkish people are Eurasian to make it more clear. They have both an European and Asian counterpart to the culture, religion, history and geography.
We're all Eurasian (people from Europe and Asia) to be clear. Eurasia is the continent.
@@divx1001 yes but we have borders that are put up by man in to be separated from a different continent.
@@divx1001 Yes but if we are talking about a specific country then Turkey would qualify as Eurasian. Turks come in a verity of different ethnic backgrounds if that is clear.
@@lb3843turkish turks ethnic background is turkic, turkish citizens come from many ethnicities
@@lb3843 turkish are asian ethnic and geographically turkiye is consider to be middle eastern country. Please stop this inferiority complex turk culture is best in their own way as compare to europe.
I don't feel European or Asian. I feel Turkish
🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺
Same here 🙌
I am Albanian so I feel the same
Biz Asyalıyız.
@@erenkara4942O sana göre
Turks are Turks. Stop asking this question all the time. It's really abnormal for foreigners to be more obsessed with where we're from than we are.
You come from Mangolia
@idontwannabeme111
No.. but turks came from there just before 900 years
@@MamoMamo-ry9gk Turks are Oghuz and native anatolian unite which means Turkish. Your mom might be from mongolia. But I don't guess as mongolian's average IQ is too high for you
Litterally a turk asking the question in turkish language nobody obsessed with u.
@idontwannabeme111 You, the Turks, should be ashamed that you are Turks, because you did not present anything humane to the indigenous peoples.
We are West Asian.
True whole of turkey is in middle East west Asia whole of south east turkey is Kurdistan where 30 Kurdish city's are located in where 30 million Kurds live in
@@MiddleEast-4EverNot whole Turkey is in the Middle East. In fact, what we call Anatolia sits on the Anatolian plate, and only a small part of it is in the Middle East. Research Asia Minor, that part of Turkey is not in the ME.
@@ashnhergirl No whole of turkey is in middle East west Asia.. I have seen the map of turkey whole the way to Istanbul with the map of middle East far west of Asia.. Besides whole of south East turkey is full of Kurdish citys where 25 million Kurds live in while the rest 10 million live in north west Iraq and north East syria right on the borders of turkey.
Haha 😂😂
No we are anatolian,Balkan and caucasian
Turks are unique, they connect two continents that's why ...
And africa
Africa?@@wololeiro2364
@@wololeiro2364 what do you mean and africa ?
@@sid-alitelab8958I think he’s trying to say North Africa is African but Arab but meh not rlly the same discussion
@@dwaynekeenum1916 yeah doesn't have anything to do with the turks there were arabs there since the 8th century
I love the Turkish people, I love their culture and music in Istanbul, I see it as very exotic, the diversity of people it has is incredible, the incredible thing is that they all mix equally without differences. They are unique!
Yes, they are quite unique in the sense that they seem to have hate and are unfriendly. Never visited a country that they were so unfriendly and unhelpful. As an American coming to spend my money in Turkey they have things to improve in their interactions with customers and people in general. Not all of course but a vast majority of them 99% of them I'd say. Also let's not forget their religion plays a part in their lives. Overall great food but not great people.
@@oooooo-vo3jn america too in the 2000's
They don't need Asian or European identity. They just need Turks identity. They're not Continetalists, they're nationalists.
Aynen siz bizi çözmüşsünüz.
Years of secularism also couldn't uplift them 😂
@@shoibericsson5007 Godamn Arabs removed secularism
we do love our country
@@themineguy1234 Qanday qilib bu qashshoq davlatni shunday korrupsiya bilan sevib yashaysan? Germaniyada yashab Turkiyani sevaman deysanmi?
Oʻzbekistondan turk qardoshlarimizga salomlar boʻlsin🇺🇿❤️🇹🇷
İstanbul'dan da Özbek kardeşlerimize selamlar olsun!
Not a gokbak you guys are Tajiks 😂
@@bergegang9429 daydi ittay yana o'zbeklarni orqasidan akıllab yuribsizlarmi shuyerdayam,xuddi tarix o'zgarib qoladigandan yoʻq narsalarni hamma joyda to'qib yozib o'zingizni qiynagandan koʻra hindiston eronga borsang topasan avlod-ajdodingni,ana unda nimanidir meniki desang yarashadi buyerda kakirdagandan koʻra birovga osilmasdan
@@bergegang9429yes. Genetically we are brothers with tajiks.
No,are you stupid or something like that he Saud Uzbeks not Tadjiks @@bergegang9429
For the European we are Asian, for the Asian we are European. Some of our lands are in Europe, some in Asia. Our laws are European, but the mentality of 50% of people is Asian. The structure of our language is Asian, the alphabet is European. Never mind how anyone feels, as long as they don't interfere with someone else's lifestyle. We are turk. The Turk has no friend other than the Turk. 🇹🇷
Almost none look Asian, most of Turk genes are European and middle eastern. Not full ethnic Asians like Chinese.
@@joemama4473wait till he finds out middle east is in asia
no one in asia thinks turks as european
"westernized" yes
@@stevewilson4718 i disagree. i had people from japan and pakistan telling me they can't see us as asian.
@@stevewilson4718I am Turkish and I feel like European.
Turkish sounding like Asian version of Swedish 💀
Nice observation
I didn't know you hear it like that
wow thats new 😂 i never knew how it sounded like to yall
@Moon Rabbit Kyrgyz has that middle eastern (idk how to express this more nicely) spitting sound kh, I don't think it sounds very similar to Nordic or European languages
@@moonrabbit5107n Turkish those sounds were considered more barbaric during Ottoman times since it was connected to lower class/nomadic Turks. And Persian and Arabic was an idol for the Ottomans, so they added a lot of Persian sounds with -sh or Persianized versions of Arabic words. Rural populations still use a lot of guttural and throttle sounded words, but those you wont find in common Turkish dictionaries.
Turkey is Turkey
The only comment that ı like
Turkish people are Turks!
The 1st guy looks Neanderthal lol
As a Bangladeshi person, people in here assume that Turkish people are European. I can say is Turkish people are too European to Eastern people's eyes and too Asian to western people's eyes. So I guess Turkish people might be confused about which continent they are from.
Turkey has lands in both Asia and Europe. They founded and lived in states from Central Asia to Europe and from Europe to Anatolia. Genetic diversity is quite high.
😂😂😂 not European in Asia 😂100%🇦🇫👳🏿♂️🇰🇵🇮🇷🇮🇳🇹🇷💩👳🏿♂️
@@fchowdhury5727 not asian in anyone’s eyes
@@عليعلي-ن8ع9ه We do not like the Arabs, and the Arabs do not like us, and it is best for both parties not to comment on each other. When Erdogan loses the election in 2026, we will send all Arabs home.🙏👍🏻
Whats People dont understand. We are not asian or european. We are turkish. We have attached the both culture .
@@dvdjsvd do some research
Then you are not attached to any of them, bud.
Bro don't bring new continent, if u will increase continent then we will getmore pressure of study.
Ur European accept it because 50% people are from yunanistan.
@@IrfanKhan-dt7cknever i would rather be Mongolian or chinese then a greek
@@dvdjsvd Do you really think that they do look like Mongolians? If so you need a check up mate
Same as asking if us brasilians feel more like North Americans or Latino Americans, I guess. We are neather of them.
I feel like Asia includes half the globe
It does. It's the Anglos that declare it otherwise because of their past imperialism and attempts to brainwash the world to whitewash history. East Asia is like China and a few country alone. Imagine Central Asia. Western Asia.
Large parts of Russia is Asia even if some Anglos will vehemently denies it.
Well, there are more people and cities in Asia than outside of it
it's the biggest and by faaaar most populous continent
Yes. That’s why using this geographical term to be representative of a cultural/political group is so dumb.
Indeed it's a stupid cathegory.
Mediterranean?
That's more like it
No, the Turks don't look anything like the Spanish or Italians, they are more like Arabs
YES❤
As a Turkish woman, I mostly feel Meditarennean … most days give me olive oil, vegetables, fish and a glass of wine and I’m sorted 💁🏻♀️..
u must be from the european side then since u mentioned wine :)
@@heeeqoo2 The European side is barely
I like to introduce myself as Eurasian. As a Turk, I seem to live a mixture of both European and Asian life.
Whole of turkey is in middle East west Asia whole of south east turkey is Kurdistan where 30 Kurdish city's are located in where 30 million Kurds live in 😁
@@MiddleEast-4Ever Turkey is at the junction of two continents, there is no such place as "Kurdistan", but there are Kurds that we address as our brothers and sisters living in our country and they are Turkish citizens living under the Turkish flag. The term "Kurdistan" is nothing but nonsense and divisiveness, that what you said has nothing to do with my interpretation.
@@MiddleEast-4Ever I saw that all your comments are related to the Kurds and Kurdistan, so you can be a poor person with a Kurdish wound inside.
@@Agk.... i never said Kurdistan is land i said all the citys located in south East turkey are Kurdish citys where 20 million Kurds live in and most of them want to be with their brothers the other Kurds in north west iraq and north East syria right on the border of turkey u are a liar u terrorist turks never like Kurds thats y i see many of ur negative comments on Kurds pluss ur ancestors stole Kurdish land in ww1 120 years ago so of course today Kurdistan wont exist but the ethnicity of Kurds exist since 1400 years ago and that hurts u turks a lot !
@@MiddleEast-4Ever Turks white, kurds brown color of poop 💩
Theres nothing wrong with being unique ❤ lots of love frm England
They are neither Europeans nor Asians.
They are Eurasians.
As an American I would love to have European working conditions too.
Props to the guy who said he's a world citizen 👏🏻
he is running for Miss universe
no screw him and his globalists views
🗿🗿🗿
Once you go out of your country's borders, you are just a guest.
@@vdghj93I'd pick globalism over foolish tribalism.
I went to a school in America where most of the teachers were Turkish and this was a conversation they had every year with the freshman classes.
Then you attended the schools of Fetullah Gülen. They are the planners of the military coup
They must've been so exhausted even I am exhausted by that question even though no asks me that question except me 😂
@@Shaytan.666 love our Turkish people. Love from our Asia.
uh oh that sounds like one of the Gülen schools
@cemdursun Nope. Just a normal underfunded public school in a high Turkish expat area.
Turks are Eurasian. They have both Europe AND Asia in them and that is what makes them special !
Yes but not all of them. The Turks come from central Asia but the descendants of the byzantine come from the Greek world and they are still distinct
No Europe
I am Turkish. I'm not European, I'm not Asian can be counted in between
Asyalıyız Metehan falan çekik gözlü
Middle eastern
No, you are European now.
@@JH-pv6rdjeopolitcal bull*hit terms 😂
@@generalnguyenngocloan1700Lol, say that to a real European and he will laugh in your face
Turkish is such an underrated language, very beautiful
Thankss
third person got philosophical 😭
And was the most right
Dünyanın merkezindeyim. Kültürüm bana yeter.
Çorumlumusun kfjslslfkslal
@@alonelymockbird3899Şu yaşıma kadar gördüğüm en iyi çıkarım bu olmalı:D
@@alonelymockbird3899Konya değil miydi orası ya😮
I have a dollar. Get me 100000000000 lira, I need fuel for my campfire
bokta yeter
Turkish people are Mediterranean. Like Greeks, Italians, Spaniards and portugese people. We mediterranean people are all mixed up in therms of genetics.
If you ho to Türkiye, especially to the west cost or the black sea region, you will see a lot of very different not typically turkish looking people but there all turkish.
I'm living in İstanbul on the european side of Türkiye, but I wouldn't call myself a European but I wouldn't call myself an Asian too.
Like I sad.. just Mediterranean 😄
not true Mediterraneans
You are not Mediterranean, you are central asian
@@eliasdaw5302 then you know nothing about what todays turkish people genetics. Anatolia is melting pot of cultures through centuries.
As a Turkish, just received my DNA results. 53% South Italy, 24% Anatolia & Caucusus, 12% Aegean Islands, 9% Iran/Persia, 2% E. Europe / Russia. I have no Italian, Greek or Persian in my family
What about your granddad in Mongolia? 😅
I never considered Turkish people European or Asian, I just thought they were Turkish
Yes we are turk and arabic
@@ArbitrarilyClipwtf? Go away arab
@@ArbitrarilyCliparab troll.
@@ArbitrarilyClipSeriously? I would say Turks are closer to Armenian culture mostly. Turkish folk songs resembling to Armenian ones.
@@ArbitrarilyClipyou are just arab. Nothing to do with turkish
Beautiful love to my Turkish brothers from Macedonia, nicest people in the world ilove you so much
1st answer - Asian
2nd answer - European
3rd answer - Global citizen / Human beings
4th answer - Asian and also European
5th answer - genocidal psycho invaders and thieves
5- Unknown
I like asian more then europe so asia is better
My father, mother and I were born and raised in the European side of Istanbul. My maternal grandfather's roots are from Bulgaria, and my paternal grandmother's roots are from Romania. My father's great-grandfather came to Istanbul from Eastern Anatolia during the Ottoman period (around the 1880s) so all my relatives have been in Istanbul for almost two centuries. I have white skin with brown hair and eyes... Kinda mixed, right? I think that's why Turkish people are depressed, we don't feel white/European or Asian. Our genes are diverse and rich. And we live in the most strategic place in the world: right in the middle of Europe and Asia... Thank you to the great Ottoman Empire for this complicated situation, lol.
Lol turkey is such a weird place.
@@YousufAhmed-cg3qh Some of us having an identity crisis between being European, Asian or Middle Eastern. Maybe the "Eurasian" is the best term for Turks.
I like someone who says he feels like a citizen of the world.. if all men were like this, there would be no wars and we would have a better world🙏🌹❤️
we are both of them. I look like half-asian and half-european but both my parents are Turkish, as well I am.
Turkish people can best be described as “Anatolian”, neither fully eastern or western. The closer to the Aegean you go in Turkey the more western the outlook, yet the closer to the southeast and Iran you go the more middle eastern.
Southeasterners are not ethnic Turks
@@egemenak5226 kurdısh ,arab,and zaza
@@egemenak5226 bir genetiği şehre bağlayacak kadar cahillik bırakma ortada lütfen. Ayrıca Türkler ve Kürtler birbirlerine karışmış iki millettir ve gelecekte büyük ihtimal farkı anlayamayacağız
Bence daha iyi ifade edilemezdi ✨️
@@egemenak5226 real Turks are in Turkmenistan. The ones that live in Turkey, especially in the western part of it are all with the mixed DNA.
The origin of the Turks is from a country neighboring China called East Turkistan, meaning Asians mixed with Europeans, but the origin is Asian
No theyre just mongloids not mixed with europeans. None in this video is turkic.
@@KoroushRP İgnorant they are whites mixed with asians.
@@ordafles5360 their genetics doesnt say that and what do you mean by asian?
@@KoroushRP You said mongloids who are mixed with europeans when I meant asian I meant Chinese,Korean and Japanese populations. White=European looking,Asian=Far East Asian looking. Turkic people didn't look like mongoloid they are genetical similiar to Indo-European populations.
@@ordafles5360😂 no
Being Turk is more complicated than European or Asian. It depends on region where you came from or according to worldview of person.
People may describe themselves as:
Anadolulu (Anatolian)
Trakyalı (Thracian/Europen side of TR)
Akdenizli(Mediterenean)
Egeli(Aegean)
Karadenizli(Black sea region)
Güneydoğulu(Southeastern Turkey or Mesopotamia)
Kafkasyalı (Caucasian)
Müslüman/Ümmet (Muslim/Ummah)
Muhacir (Immigrant Turks or Muslims from Balkan peninsula)
Leave Turkish to be Turkish ...They're unique ....Thankfully they're not European but have the true humility and BIG heart of Asians! They're not heartless and money minded or obsessed with Skin Color like Europeans.
Oh boy you’ve never been to the far east eh? Those places ain’t any less ‘money loving’ than the Europeans
Asians are the ones obsessed with skin colour not Europeans and most Turks have European ancestry hence they look European
Turks are muslims🇹🇷
I disagree
As an Asian, love❤you mate
Interesting , I'm a Singaporean chinese and I remembered going to Turkey when I was younger . Solo traveled to one of their villages and the countrymen stared at me as if I'm some exotic species 🫣
I mean you were something exotic in their eyes but not in a bad way.
Especially people on the countryside stare at people who they've never seen, doesn't matter if you're a tourist or a native living in the country.
They also stare at us when we go visit my grandma and travel through villages
You don't have to be Singaporean Chinese for the villagers to look at you hahah I'm Turkish and the villagers usually look at everyone who is "Stranger", but not in a bad way they're probably just wondering who you are
😂😂
Depends on where you landed. If you had been in a village in Kütahya, they would have thought you were a Turk
pretend like you are korean ( but never chinese china is our natural enemy (its in our dna)
Europe and Asia are one continent.
Also , geography does not equals race or culture. A chinese and an Iranian both live in Asia but they are not one race or culture.
As a Turk, we are not say “I am european” or “I am asian” we say “I am Anatolian” or “I am eurasian”
noone really says eurasian either, we just go by regions like I'm Aegean, I'm Mediterrenean, I'm Blacksea person, I'm Thracian etc. We just don't know this concept, let alone the U.S race system. I was super confused in the States when filling out forms, they have ''race'', and each state has it's own census like some put turks as white, some as middle eastern, some as asian etc like you have to follow their census. It's mad confusing.
🇰🇬🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇷
As a Turkic. ❤
Actually, before this, we need to look at what Asian and European mean. As a Turk, we are both Asian and European, in fact we may be the only nation in this position. We lived in Europe for centuries as Asian origins and changed it. Today, we also have a very unique culture and in fact, this is Anatolian culture. Thousands of years ago, the Greeks also officially had Asian culture, they had nothing to do with today's Europe, they lived in Mora and Anatolia and were completely Asian. Today, if you ask, they say we are European.
Central Asian + European + Caucasian + Balkan + Middle eastern
You forgot "Mediterranean" loll
"I'm more white than you, you look gypsy I am blonde hair, blonde hair I have, you gypsy!"
xD, was that the fair discussion of Turkish soldier and normal Greek citizen in Omegle?
@@savme37 It was a normal discussion between a Turk and Greek in their apartments in Berlin.
This is the Greek god okay?
Europe and Asia are part of the same continent. No large body of water separates them.
Yeah but culture does
And history
@@OfficialDenzy Asia has hundreds of different cultures, should it be hundreds of continents then?
@@shapesandcolors2826 Continents were made by the west, so they didn't care if Asia was different from each other. They grouped them in one continent anyway and seperated themselves as Europe for cultural reasons.
Yeah, the continents are defined by the size of area and earth plates, according to that europe should also be in asia but different culture has made them different.
We mostly call ourselves as Anatolian or Rumelian.
as a turkish, i don't feel like either. we are just turkish
Turks are maybe not fully European, nor Asian. But they are Eurasian, that's for sure.
The European part doesn't count it's only 2.7%. So any Turk that thinks they're European, can forget it.
Earth very nice answer😅
As a Korean, I have personally visited Istanbul and Bursa. They have both Asia and Europe (streets, scenery, races). However, when you look at the flag and religion, you can feel that they are closer to Asia.However, the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs respects the Turkish government's opinion and treats it as a category belonging to Europe, unlike China and Japan.
They are not Asians, they are not Europeans. Turks are Eurasians. Turkey's other half is part of European continent while the other half is on the Asian continent. Most of the Turkish men are insanely good looking. I love them. BTW, I am Asian-American , part Asian part American. 🇵🇭🇺🇲🤙🏻💗
Are you mixed with the Philippines and American?
I read some comments, some think Turkey is more Asian culturally.
Hairy Turk yeti
@@Abdul-Alhazred
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@@asianprince8718 Yeah. Part Filipino part American. 🇵🇭🇺🇲
I don't mind. . I love Turkish men. 🥰
Only about 4% of Turkey is in Europe, just FYI
Many Turks: We are Asian.
People from the US: Wait, Asians doesn't only refer to the Chinese, Japanese and Koreans?
Rest of Asia: Duh.
I think when people talks about "Asian", they're usually referring to mongoloid looking peoples and this apply to peoples like Thai and Vietnamese etc too. Turkish people mostly look Caucasoid, they're definitely closer to Europeans visually as compare to other Asians like Chinese and Vietnamese.
@@jackjackyphantom8854for you my intellectual friend there is also a mongoloid region which is literally called East Turkestan which is Chinese occupied territory and they called Xinjiang. 😅😅
@@sudharshanve8519 Uyghur look more similar to Kazakh than Turks in general, they're literally a mixture of Caucasoid and Mongoloid. Turks, on the other hand, are mostly European looking. Although I've seen some Turks who look Eurasian (a mixture of Caucasoid and Mongoloid), but it's not common.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 Uyghurs are Mongols. But not all East Turkestanis are Uyghurs. They are just one of the tribes. There are literally Turks there. Heck, even Afghans are Turks, Kyrgyz, Uzbeks, Timurids all are Turks.
@@sudharshanve8519 If u look at a Turk like Salt Bae for example, he can easily pass for a Southern European.
Turkish people are Turkish, we don't have to classify ourselves
The only one that is ethnically Turkish in this video, is that lady in 0:16-23, if you take a look at her Eurasian/Turanid features, including her Mongoloid admixed eyes, she is definitely an ethnic Turk.
The rest of the men's in this video, are not Turkish, but Kurds, Zazas, and Arabs living in Turkey.
Turkey is both for sure
Nope not both it's only 2.7%. Everyone really considers it Asian.
We are Western Asians like Armenians, Azeris, Geogians and Iranians. However because we are so close to Europe, the mixation of etnicities, cultures make us different than other Western Asians.
Aren't Turks Ancient cousins of Europeans anyways? A lot of Europeans came from Turkey thousands of years ago.
Yes turkey people anatolian, first europeans are anatolians and first european language came from anatolia.
Im turk. I think we are a mixtur but more european than asian
You mean Turkish Europeans of Greek origin
@@The_Gla_Dia_Tor there is no greek origin or south euro mixture but some albanian, bosnian..
@@The_Gla_Dia_Tornah turkey have genetic of bosnian bulgarian circassian georgian albanian and other europeans. Greeks are lived in the coastal area of anatolia, their genetics arent that much but if we need to look genetic of greeks, they are more anatolian than greek by genetic
You're not European
@JoshJack-iu6yd that u dont decide. My grandparents are born in northern bulgaria. Before anatolia came the turks over black sea to balkan. Ancestors if hungarians and finns are also asian. Learn history
The only thing I can say "We are definitely not Middle Eastern."
I'm sorry to tell you this, but you ARE Middle Eastern. It's gonna take a while to accept that but you are. You are not European, You will never join the EU, the country is pretty much all in Asia, you are Middle Eastern sorry.
Asyalı da hissetmiyorum. Avrupalıda hissetmiyorum. Neyiz biz ya?😅
İlk eleman orta doğu tipli,ikinci kız karadenizli ya da balkan göçmeni,üçüncü abi arnavuta benziyor.Sondaki palyoçolar iç anadolu ya da egeden.Mağaza gibi.Her çeşit var 😅
@@musfikinsan3423hhhhh east turcey what they are brother 😂
Müslümanız hocam. O bize yeter.
@Wakelogger8357 Ne alaka artık Din'i karıştırmayın bir şeyede ya BİR ŞEYE ya
Free Kurdistan🟥️☀🟩️
ive been all over Europe, asia, and Middle East. I see turks as a cross between Middle East and European. And it really depends on region. If you go inland, def middle eastern. But the big cities like Istanbul, more euro
ancestral Turks from northern China, in present day Mongolia
Istanbul is the most mixed region of Turkey with lots of refugees. It definitely doesnt look euro it is more mid eastern than "inland regions" per average. You are talking with stereotyping and guessing. Bet my whole heart you have never been in Istanbul.
Not middle eastern, it's Arab
@@Ambrosia- Turkey and Turks don't have anything to do with Arabian Peninsula, Arabs and Semitic languages. Turks are Turks.
@@demaiin but how do you explain turks looking a lot like arabs and persians ? Only a really really small part of turks look '' european ''
Ne Asya ne Avrupa Anadolu Türkleriyiz.Çok şükür bin şükür.
You know what? They're both. Some can be mostly or entirely Asian, and others can be Europeans. Though Turkey is rather more Asian due to its obvious history and the origins of a high percentage of its people that lie in Central and Southwest Asia. And even the natives of the old land of Turkey, called Anatolia, are considered Asians despite some being blonde and Italian-looking or living the "European way". It's all about geology. Turkey is under the Black and Caspian Seas among Middle Easterns and Iranians, which is considered Asian.
Yes i live in left side of istanbul i'm european
@@Kemalist0008 You're not that European though
@@JoshJack-iu6yd tf you mean? I literally have green eyes and brown hair i look more European than most Italians
@@Kemalist0008 Still doesn't mean you're European. There are lots of Arabs that look that way too.
İşim gereği kendim de her yöne gittim, keza yurtdışına giden birçok (3 😂) arkadaşım da var. Gördüğüm şu ki; ikisi de değiliz aslında. Ama bu bir problem değil çünkü Türk insanı dünyanın en hızlı uyum sağlayabilen milleti olabilir. İç dünyası sabittir ama sosyal hayatını bundan bağımsız yaşayıp adapte olabilir.
Turkish is a such a beautiful language. And a really unique culture neither european nor asian. Even though it's influence is perceptible in both continent.
It's Asian
We are both. some Asian some European but Antalya is Russian 😊
Ахахах реально 😂
?😂😂😂😂 Berlin Moscow turkey 😅in Asia 💩🇹🇷🇮🇳🇮🇷🇰🇵🇦🇫💩👳🏿♂️
They’re both
Very interesting question
Just look at our borders, there lies the answer, we don't really feel like Asians or Europeans. We simply feel well Turkish since Turkish culture really blurres the lines of both Asia and Europe.
They're just like us brazilians: we here are latin Americans and South Americans but we don't speak Spanish and we don't speak English so we're left out in the americas.
They're asians who look European
Asian doesnt mean Chinese,Japanese,Korean
Exactly
I can say ım both bc ım half Turkish half Czech
What?
@@yalnzadam4904ebeveynlerinden birisi türk öbürü çek cumhuriyetindenmiş
Turks are Turks, and that's it
All are valid answers for the most part.
Yet the correct answer is:
All three...
European, Asian, and World Citizen.
Clown dudes are confused with European Union and Europe. It’s interesting that most of the people think of the EU when you talk about Europe in general. When someone learnt that Turkey wasn’t in the European Union surprised and had asked me oh I thought Turkey was in Europe?!? I was mesmerised with the reaction and simply explained that the two are completely different topics.
We do not feel tied to a continent, our ancestors come from Central Asia all the way to the Caucasus, but we experience 4 seasons in our country in a year, so we say we are Aegean, Mediterranean, Black Sea, Anatolian, Northern, depending on that climate.