Oh dear. I went on a date with a Turkish man and we split the bill. Guess that's why I never heard from him again :( Or maybe that's why he split the bill....
Sooooo true!! I traveled alone in Turkey and because im so friendly they stopped me around 50 times per day. I spent more time talking with boys than doing touristic things, Haha i felt like a princess!!! I love Turkey!
My mother is obsessed with Turkish soap operas and this definitely reminded me of them. She still watches them to this day despite not understanding the language😂😂
@@Lugna The term which used by Turkish people to describe a guy from his face who is kinda ugly and looks like a thief,which clearly as again,describes the *MAIN* guy on the video.
Half Turkish Half Danish here. I grew up in both London and Denmark. I'm conflicted with having a Danish father who's like: "Women are equal. Treat them with respect." to my Turkish mother who tells me, "Treat a woman like a Princess...that's all you'll ever need." And then 5 minutes later, I see my dad just agreeing to everything my mum would say and I'm like, "Sure...Bloody equal my ass." Hahaha.
Here in Chile elders loves turkish soap operas, i think there's a lot of interest of knowing the culture but blinded by roles... same with korean culture to the youth.
This is sooo like the turkish guy I've been talking to. Yes he's very jealous and possessive but also protective. He's a gentleman. And about being assertive, I have no problem. He likes me for knowing what I want. I always tell him how I feel and what's on my mind. Yet he never changes. He is always kind to me. Very patient. Very emotionally open and honest. And sweet. I'd love to have a turkish boyfriend. I don't know the part about being a mama's boy yet. But he doesn't know how to cook much. And his mom does his laundry. He's 22. 😂 being family oriented, that's a good factor. I'm also family oriented.
I've been talking with a guy with these characters he's Turkish and is soooooo cute yeah Turkish men are a gentleman & his name is abdussamed :3 he has 22 too and loves literature
@@gluehuffing5454 ottoman empire the first empire who made homosexuality legal and turkey the second country who cares women rights. i really dont know wtf are u talking about? when your country careless about homosexuality and women rights, ottoman empire care it
I dated a Turkish guy that I met in the U.S. and he never talked about taking our relationship to the next level right away. I will say that if you attract the attention of a Turkish man, he'll stare right at you like full on! Don't think you have something on your face! lol
It's because now it's a famous thing and guys are talking here like "Broooo don't say your future plans, she won't show up again if you say something about 2052, remember that, stick to the plan, go step by step" etc. hahah Actually it's literally a litmus paper. You can ask to him "What do you think about future?" and If he starts to talk at length, or if he's hesitant, he likes you. But if he says he has never thought about it, he is less likely to love you. Life in Turkey is hard so it's normal.
I had Relationship with a Turkish guy for 14 year's.. He promised to marry me and never did.. I had to do all the expenses on him very lazy toxic and Narcissist but i don't understand why i Loved him so much... We worked together in the middle East... Due to his visa issues he had to return to turkey... And i sent him money to buy a phone so we could be in contact and see each other on video.. He took the phone and never called me i called him i messaged him.. Never he responded.. I gave him 3 months chance to call me.. But he never did... I Blocked him after that.. And he didn't block me ... He always has done it to me..one thing i can guess that his cheating on me..i asked him if i could come to turkey with my money my savings he told me don't come... He promised to come for me but he never did... He was from Antakya his family knew the Relationship.. After that i met another guy Turkish also... Omg this guy was always asking me money i gave him a few times.. But later he was going over the limit...getting in to a habit... I cut him out too... and i told him that i am not the Bank.. Never again Turkish men... Lessons learnt.. I dogged a Bullet... If Right a cannon ball... No more...
I love Istanbul I have been there 3 times and I recognized all the places there, and yes, Turkish men really are like Greek men of my country, and that was so cute to watch! Merhaba ve çok güzel video!
😂😂😂 If my Turkish husband had been like this I would never have married him. But I’ve certainly seen some of these stereotypes in my friends’ husbands and boyfriends.
lol the fact is most Turkish men get to marry a lot of foreigners, and most Turkish women who go abroad end up being dumped. Men they find are from rock tour attenders. LOL. It is true that Turkish women are hard to get in Turkey by Turkish men but Turkish men do way better outside than Turkish women.
@@mesopotamiankurdishgirl6340 not really, it's because turkish women are believed, propagandized to believe that Turkish men are somehow macho, inadequate. Those are actually necessary qualities in men that a lot of foreigners want.
Yes, I remembered those times when I missed calls from my Turks bf. He furiously asked me where I go, why I'm not answering and why I dress nice on certain occasion since we usually face time each other. When I asked him the same questions, he just said I don't know! lol, he can ask million questions to me, but if I ask questions he'll just get mad, or say I don't know or just ignore me.
@@nevergiveup9937 yes, you're so right. I need to let him go and learned from it. He's back in Turkey, but yesterday he called me and just being a jerk.
my boyfriend is turkish, i am german, despite the language barrier, (he's getting better and better, so do i try my best to learn turkish), there were a lot of things I wasn't used to xD for example he NEVER lets me pay. And hours of videochat. With all of his family. Which there are his parents, his two brothers, two sisters, his nieces, nephews, cousins, and so on. And presents! he doesn't get tired of it, and he loves surprising my sisters and my mother aswell. Talking from my mother, he calls her kaynana since our first week of dating. When i explained it, she was so surprised, i thougt she had a heart attack. another thing: The eyes. the eyelashes. I've never seen any turkish man or woman who didn't have amazing eyes. And the constant need of attention. Cute, very cute, but don't tell him it's cute, or else he gets salty because, he's a man. xD Aaah i could go on like this forever but guess what, someone wants attention
@Anime Kızı funny that you're asking. Seems like i learned a bit more about him. I broke up with him 1 week ago. His jealousy too over Hand, he was constantly mad at me for talking with others and he was not accepting the fact i need plenty of time for studying and for myself too. There were a lot of things going not that well. Still it was a great time.
Me too. 😭😍 I went there just to see my friends and didn't care about the country or know anything. And I only went for 3 days and I left almost ready to cry because the country stole my heart. Mind you I had been living in Italy for a year and no place stole my heart the way Turkey did. 😍
@Miael friz Arabic culture? We don't have it here. Only religion is common and overall culture is SLIGHTLY similar (decorations etc.) but other things are completely different and we are not blood-related
Every Meal is a Celebration: If there’s one thing he believes in, it’s that every meal deserves a toast. And by “toast,” he means a lengthy speech about the joys of food, friendship, and how he once wrestled a bear.
This one hit me hard also cause I am from Yeni Pazar and it is very funny and there is some points that are true,like for socks every fucking time I try to find them it is like they are Non existent. And as soon as I ask my mom they appear. 🤯
Greetings from Turkey! It was so accurate, i laughed out so hard haha :D Well, the acting and lines could be a bit better, but the context was pretty good! Especially the part about "Turkish mom and son" was awesome. Thanks for providing this video so that i had the chance to watch myself on the screen 😂😂
I would like to share some things. In my personal experience, Turkish men are straightforward people and really friendly. If a Turkish man likes you, he will tell it straight to your face 😂 I admire the confidence and they are like, really sweet when they talk. BUT you have to accept their feelings quickly or they will lose their interest in you. Im a Filipina and in my country, courtship is very important (but it also depends on the personality). Some women in the Philippines feel pressured to marry at age 22+. Im 24 and at this age, all I can think of is building myself and getting stable so dating doesnt work for me. I dont really like possesive and really jealous men (jealousy is fine but some are exaggerated) so it becomes my total turn off for Turkish guys. To me, men is a luxury but not a necessity. I can live without men but I value them like precious gems. What I meant by that is that I didnt study for four years to be a housewife. I want to earn my own money to get my man stuffs he might like. But I will make sure my man is one of my top priorities I will take care of him. We may split the bills but I will treat him a simple dessert or something before the day ends. Im that kind of person. The Turkish man I know didnt understand this. The culture is also a huge factor. I respect his culture though Ive never been to his country. But the Turkish man cant get used to the differences regardless of having to live here for few years. All I want is whats best for the relationship. Im not the kind to easily fall for a man and Im serious about priorities so Im not the kind to cheat. But in general, Turkish men are sweet and kind people ❤ Maybe just not for me
@@trinity4827 you're on point! Also one of the reasons men feel superior is because they are the ones that pays for everything. I cannot afford to live a lifestyle where I am being controlled. Love is a feeling of wanting to be together, missing each other, and the moment you got into a relationship you've already decided to trust the person. Most people dont understand this. Ive met different men and because of my strong personality they feel intimidated. They shouldve known that before dating me and not just disappearing. Im giving my all anyway
@@lunari2309I want to be honest with you. As a human being i agree with you, as a patriot i don't. But as an altruistic person that i am i cannot refuse that our government is ready to give everything to everyone because they are addicted to money.
This is exactly the reason I keep my nationality to myself. Whenever I engage a girl and it's going well and I tell her that I'm Turkish she goes back to the time last year where some Turkish guy proposed to her in a night club.. and my whole image is ruined
I came here to learn about my Turkish boyfriend 😂 I love him so much, we have so many obstacles to face in this new relationship, but this really made me laugh and smile. So accurate to him 😂😂 I fell in love with the Turkish culture 🇹🇷 I can’t wait to visit next year ❤️
There are million kind of men in Turkey but yes we are respect our family , mother , nationality, and we are really warm heart and friendly. we always help forainers even if we can not speak English :) Sometimes we are very nationalist but if we forget the politics we love everybody . Greatings from Turkey
There are different types of men from different social classes. But being a softie to the girls they trust (mostly to their wives), dote upon their mother or their family, compliments and expressing the feelings openly from the very beginning, being obsessive and protective, being excessively jealous when your dress is a bit sexy is standart for a Turkish man.
Oh! This thing about turning girlfriends into moms...I don't like it in our cultures (I'm Greek). I would like the couple to be equal: whoever gets hungry, cooks! Both should do housework!
I generally agree unless one of the couple doesn't work, then that person should at least do the household chores. p.s I like to cook, I'm Turkish. My Romanian ex once told me she loved my cooking but didn't like that I cooked so often because she felt that was a woman's job .... I mean she also told me she wasn't looking for a serious relationship the first day she stayed over then 3 days later told everyone we knew that she was my gf (without EVER bringing the subject up to me). 3 days later she was talking about baby names, marriage, converting to Islam (despite the fact that I made it very clear I'm not religious, nor do I care about such stuff, she was convinced I was secretly Muslim lol). Oh... and she said she HATED jealousy. Ok, I'm generally not a very jealous dude. But then she got really mad at me multiple times because she felt I wasn't jealous enough. She was also absurdly jealous. A female friend of mine would send me a whatsapp asking how I was doing, and she'd start to hysterically cry and scream at me like she just caught me with my pants around my ankles and a girl wrapped around me. My point is, there are all kinds of people. Not all Turkish, Greek, Romanian etc men or women are the same. And some women are more fierce in defending traditional male/female roles than the most sexist men.
Hahahaha i laugh whe the turks guy said you have deep blue eyes. My boyfriend always said that to me im asian he always say that i have deep black eyes.😂
I'd watch out a bit. It's a society where family, i.e. the man's parents, have quite an influence on him where you'd think he was old enough to be an independent adult. When your mother in-law disapproves of something you do, you may get no support at all from your husband and even feel pressure from him to conform. They are also so male-dominated it shocks me. Men don't help, they don't clean and only cook when it suits them. I am married to a Turkish wife so I get the easy side of this situation and I can try to make sure my daughter is brought up to expect better things from men but I think it would be much harder if I was a woman. Are all Turkish men like this? Probably not - but Turkish society favors this behaviour more, I think, than I am used to. My mother in law is greatly admired for earning most of the money and "not being a slacker in the home either" which shows you what's expected. First you have to be all the things a woman is supposed to be then you can have a career on top of that maybe.
t43562 Yes, its so annoying. I almost left my husband because of that. Its too much to handle in the begining because they want to treat you like they treat their son. Control, control and supervision. You constantly have to tell them to back off and mind their own business. It can be exhausting.
Same. My Turkish wife's family tries to influence us (circumcision, employment etc) and I've learned I have to be aggressive in asserting my cultural values in a way I haven't needed to (considering we live in a Western country) to ensure I dont get trampled on. They are mad for a month then they get over it.
@Jeremiah Atwood I did. I was baptised Roman Catholic and now I'm probably something that a Muslim would consider to be worse: an Atheist. There are hundreds of millions of Muslims and they're not all the same just like Christians aren't all weirdos with guns or Mormons.
Uhhmmmm ... as someone who knows MANY Turkish men I can't say I agree to all this. But they are a bunch of softies that is true - but you have to earn their trust before they show this side, earning a Turkish man's trust is hard but once earned ... you get see the magical side of a Turkish man. Softies !!!
So glad you finally made a video about turkish men, can you please add Azeri man they are so easy going if you go to Baku by the end of one day you will collect countless phone numbers of guys who want to make you visit their country or see you.... they remind me a bit turkish men. If I may suggest also a video You know you are dating a jordanian/palestinian there's a lot to say Thanks Marina !
@PassionOfLifee I'm not an Arabic country, I was just asking a video about Jordanians/Palestinians because I thought it could be funny as I happened to have friends from these countries
@G T you're totally right (I'm arab myself) but trust me turkish men take it into a whoooole other level, my ex used to have food ON HIS BED or his desk aaaaall the time and expected me to do the same...they get offended out of the silliest things and they loooooove to give orders as to what to wear and when to go and not go out ... he even told me that once we get married I'm not allowed to go out without him.or his mom ...it's too much ...just too much ...and as I said I'm arab so I'm used to toxic masculanity...but not to this level
🤣🤣🤣 I love everything about Turkish people. I got addicted to the Turkish drama series when Covid began and ..I can't stop🥰😘😇😍 Siya beyaz, Kalp yarasi and now Ramo..🥳🥳. I swear I can marry all the male lead actors tomorrow 🙈🤭🔥🔥🔥..All my love 💓 from SA 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
The compliment at the beginning, the way he goes into it and the nature-related choice of words LOL. That was just my Turkish, ship captain ex bf 🤣🤣🤣 Even the way he speaks English 🤣🤣🤣Everything pretty much fits the behavior description too!
Everyone who commented already and everyone who is going to comment.... Pay attention to the disclaimer at the front of the video. I'll just leave that here.
I see some haters below.Before being hater please consider that We turks are partly mediterrenean,MOSTLY muslim,in general southern people so what do you expect from us? Geography creates people's heritage. These features are quite common in other southern countries as well(Jealousy, overcomplimenting, temperament,Being too close to mommy,emotional Inbalances.) We turks are perfectly happy like that.If you like us, you are more than welcomed in Turkey but if not please stop talking shit and find yourself a german,finnish,swedish,norwegian type of boyfriend/husband allright.
@@akakiossourmenidis5240 Almost 1000. Not 500. This is first. Second,Majority of turks look like mediterrenean people. When you come to Istanbul,do you feel yourself like in Mongolia or differently? Decide it by yourself Greek brother. Greetings to Greece.
@@oktaysen5413 why do you care ? Under almost all movies you can find haters. Check out comments under movie about dating emglish girl- there u can see really hatefull comments.
I am not from Turkey.And I have a really nice friend from Turkey ).We chat once a week via audio/video calls.It is so fun to talk because I help him with Russian sometimes, but usually we talk in English,and when the words are gone we start use our own languages and after start guessing each other's words😁.Once,while talking someone had called him and he said something like "okay...now I'll go" in Turkish. There were other words but that's what I got.Since then everytime when we talk I want someone near him ask or talk to him so I enjoy the Turkish language he speaks😍 it is soo beautiful and hot😁🌹🌹🌹
I have been with my Turkish husband for 20 years (2 kids later) and I know this is to be taken light heartedly but it depends on the individual despite the nationality. Thankfully my husband isn't like this lol
I think that depending on the type of environment they come from, their attitude can differ a lot! There could almost be two totally different videos made. As a Turkish woman from Istanbul (Kadiköy), I was shocked when I dated a Turkish guy from Anatolia. As a matter of fact, for his family, I was "worse" than a European. Huge difference in culture. The men I know who grew up and were raised in my part of Istanbul are much more distant at first, they have no problem in going out with a woman in a short dress who loves spending the summer in a tiny bikini, go out a lot, party... it's two totally different cultures in the same country!
@@crux6331 I don't know, I am Peruvian and live there, but all the way down to South America has come the idea that people from European Istanbul are cool and very westernized, far different from people from Ankara, for instance. I really don't know about Izmir.
Haha it's kinda same like my Turkish ex lol! He always said to make future even we haven't meet each other haha. But I really love Culture of türkiye, seni seviyorum!
This is crazy... I am of Turkish descent, born and raised in the US... so I don't know if it is genes, but somehow, this applies to me?... I thought American culture would have gotten this out of me.
There is no american culture. Americans stole everything from other cultures. So be proud of your Turkish heritage because it is one of the oldest dates back to 15 thousands years.
This is of course a humorous point of view. 🤣😂 Normally Turkish men are good, polite and noble. Türk''üm diye demiyorum tüm yoksunluk zorluk ve olumsuz şartlara rağmen Türk insanı iyidir dosttur candır ❤ insanımızı ve mutfagımızı tüm dünyada tek geçerim 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤❤❤
Turks, Greeks, Italians, those 3 are copy paste,in a positive way, allso Balkan: Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Macedonia, Kosovo, I allways call country’s around see, Portugal, Spain, South-Americans, Colombia Argentina, for example Brazilian football players do awesome in Turkey, culture, football, mentality, family oriented, passion, everything!
Some of these comments really disgust me. People are seriously generalizing millions of men. every türk has his/her own personality. turkish men are mostly kind and huge softies but that doesnt mean theyre all like that. theres these types of men all around the world. ne kadar iğrençleştirmizler erkeklerimizi ya. yok böyle bir şey. her yabancı böyle iğrenç bir ön yargıya sahipse asla bir yabancıyla çıkmam.
Yeah there are bad and good people the fact that they dated one Turkish person with bad personality doesn't make all of them like that, it's the same with other countries and all there are good and bad people with good and bad personalities.
@Fritzi Lang By the time Edward raises his head Ezio would be speaking 3 words my friend; Requiescat in Pace.. Ezio >/= Altair > Alexios/Kass > Bayek > others..
I can tell Turkish people have a good heart. That is why their country is in a better condition now. I've been there a month ago and honestly I can say it is a beautiful place. Mashallah. 😊
So bad pick-up lines, rushes the relationship, prideful and macho, and wants you to be submissive?? Super jealous and possessive, and controls what you wear?? Gossipy drama queen and obsessed with his mother?? TOTAL NIGHTMARE 😱🤮
First of all don't turn this into a religion fight,second man's behavior ussually depents on the location ,there are so many different region with so many different tradition in turkey (and of course it depents on the person)
@Kdkdkkd Dkkdkkd Kızım bir sürü Türk erkeği var. O dediğin videodaki erkeklerin sayısı kaç? 50 mi 100 mü? Genele ne vuruyorsun? Senin Türk erkeklerine bir garezin var, istediğini alamamışsın demek ki.
I had to giggle a little when he made big future plans in the early stages of dating. I'm turkish and my boyfriend is half dutch half Greek. Turks want to jump into marriage immediately while dutch are the opposite.
@@edithmonge1884 I thought the flirting in the beginning was cringy but most things were pretty accurate. I just never realized this behaviour before and it's kinda funny seeing it now
I never thought I'll meet a Turk, but I got randomly instant message from a Turks and that's how I met one. He was in the US as a J1 visa(student working in the US). Since I'm a Fil-American somewhat we kind have similar values. Maybe because Turkey is consider in the Middle East, but also in Central Asia and the Philippines is in SE Asia. Based on my experienced they are not very expressive. Their favorite word is 'I don't know'. I'm always curious and like to learn, but almost all the Turks I met if you ask them a question they will say I don't know especially if you ask them if you know who this person was. Once you date a Turk one of their friends, classmates, or their neighbors who is a girl will envy you and ask what your religion was. I ended up having many followers from Turkey on IG and I always got messages from different girls asking me what my religion was, or if I'm going out with a Turk and that they want to be my friend. A lot of Turks smoke cigarette and drink çay (Turkish tea). They honor Mustafa Kemal Ataturk just like in the US we honor Martin Luther King, Jr. Their football teams is called Beşiktaş. Being jealous means love to them. My bf gets jealous if he see me with a guy friend or a guy co-worker, so he makes up stories about girls to make me jealous. They either can speak Arabic, Turkish, Kurdish or German. Now my Turks bf is back in Turkey to serve Jandarma: military service in Turkey and it's compulsory for all male citizens.
@@ms.waterkoker6744 what do you mean? Some people knows or some people don't. My bf knows how to speak or can understand Arabic. They either learn Arabic for religious or cultural reasons. Turkish has many similar words in Arabic, especially in food.
@@AmySkyla There are Arab Turkish minorities who sometimes speak Arabic, but other then them no one understands or speaks Arabic in Turkey. It's just people like you who are ignorant about Turkish culture who think Turks can understand and speak Arabic.
@@ms.waterkoker6744 haha yes. I really don't know, but it's really interesting to learn their history. I remembered he told me it's about the history of the Ottoman Empire. Still I have no idea. I guess it depends on which part of Turkey they live. He lives in Gaziantep.
You forgot the most important thing, they never let you pay.
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YES OMG! i went for a date w a turkish guy and we had an argue bcs i wanted to seperate the bills but he was angry and never let me paid
I personally don't like that.
Oh dear. I went on a date with a Turkish man and we split the bill. Guess that's why I never heard from him again :( Or maybe that's why he split the bill....
They will own you then...
Sooooo true!! I traveled alone in Turkey and because im so friendly they stopped me around 50 times per day. I spent more time talking with boys than doing touristic things, Haha i felt like a princess!!! I love Turkey!
They wanted sex....
@@jorgesevil1137 Sex is less than hundred lira so i dont think so. Its propably she charmed them.
@@jorgesevil1137 i would want to know that where this assertion comes from ? An experience maybe ?
@@orhanyokus1921 lol. Men wants sex.
@@jorgesevil1137 and women not ?
They are such a drama queen when they are sick, it's totally true! 😂😂 I am Turkish too, my husband always like that when he is sick 😂😂
Yes to this 😆
@@SaraWilsonBasturk
All men do this when they are sick😀😂😂
I can confirm that that´s true as a Turk.
@@mohammadkayyal3553 i totally agree
@Interventer guys who fought wars have more drama than what you think.
My mother is obsessed with Turkish soap operas and this definitely reminded me of them. She still watches them to this day despite not understanding the language😂😂
Lmao, the way that guy was crying, it was hilarious
My mom too lol.😂😂😂
I do the same exact thing lol.
Ahauahaua what is your mother's fav?
I love watching them
The guy looks like a At hırsızı,not gonna lie,great video though..
At hırsızı LMAO :D
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@@yarensweetmotheroffrogod7684 Ok grammar nazi
A horse stealer?
@@Lugna The term which used by Turkish people to describe a guy from his face who is kinda ugly and looks like a thief,which clearly as again,describes the *MAIN* guy on the video.
You can only generalize the Mom part. Turkish men love their moms no matter what. They are in a special place. We are ”Ana kuzusu”
I know, we latinos do too, but to the point of asking her for everything and be a jerk ... that's too much even for latinos-
We middle Eastern are all so man. From Pakistanis to Persians to Armenians to the Lebanese
😂😂Yeah exactly. They really are Ana kuzusu.
You finally understand the importance of a good mustache-because it’s practically a national treasure!
I love Turkey and Turkish people. Merhaba Türkiye!
Merhaba 💙
Thank you Sir.
Daniel Sugar ❤️
merhaba!
Thanks Hello man
Oh my god thank you! I’ve been waiting YEARS for this video. I’m an Australian woman married to a Turkish man and in our case this is 90% accurate 😂😂😂
Ok as your husband i can say its pretty accurate, Love you ...
You should take out a restraining order.
@@omersari5041 hahaha classic Turkish :))
congrats!
Has he hit you yet? if he hasn't he probably was not brought up in Turkey.
“Anne, I’m dying.” ... 🤣
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Ahahha
@Cha Mi-Rae really ?
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Every time you watch a movie, it’s an epic saga, complete with dramatic hand gestures and passionate commentary.
Are Turkish Men overly dramatic when sick? Sound off in the comments below and let me know your thoughts on this weeks video!
Yes
Half Turkish Half Danish here. I grew up in both London and Denmark. I'm conflicted with having a Danish father who's like: "Women are equal. Treat them with respect." to my Turkish mother who tells me, "Treat a woman like a Princess...that's all you'll ever need." And then 5 minutes later, I see my dad just agreeing to everything my mum would say and I'm like, "Sure...Bloody equal my ass." Hahaha.
Way aq hahahha
Hahahahha:) Turkish women are strong women :)
😂😂😂
I thought you were icelandic lol 😂
moms are always right jakeyboy :)
And as a true Turkish man, he's of course, balding
lol are you balding too? Only a bald guy will recognize he's balding
lmaooooo
@@PSXuploads sadly that's the case, been losing hair since I was 19
@@TheShady124 Theres nothing wrong with it man, Jeff Bezos is bald too and he's the richest man in the world
:(((((((( you are so cruel :((((((((((((
But Turkish guys are so nice lol, they compliment a lot and makes me feel like a Disney princess 😂
ahhhaa yes :)
When you first start to date..
The jealous, possessive and bad tempered stuff comes later 😉
Rachael ii grew up woth turks and when they are fresh married is all flowers and 2 3 yrs later men start beating theor wives loke wtf !?
@@elenaK0023 idk who tf told you that but beating your wife js haram
Yeah because they want to get you in bed
It's like a mini Turkish Telenovela and I am loving it lol
Here in Chile elders loves turkish soap operas, i think there's a lot of interest of knowing the culture but blinded by roles... same with korean culture to the youth.
@Miael friz who hurt you? 😆
@Miael friz what the fuck are you talking about?? Btw turkish people are not arabic, educate yourself.
More like a little horror movie.
@@NataschaO 😁😁 Nataşa, sen alajaaakk dujj, bana verejeek 100 dolaar. 😂😂 Türkiye'ye gelmesini de bilirsiniz ama.
My husband is from turkey i am from Mexico, this video is very funny and true :)
How did you guys meet its too far lol
@@dagayisi25 abd de olabilir
Your meals now come with an obligatory side of baklava-because who can resist dessert before dinner?
This is sooo like the turkish guy I've been talking to. Yes he's very jealous and possessive but also protective. He's a gentleman. And about being assertive, I have no problem. He likes me for knowing what I want. I always tell him how I feel and what's on my mind. Yet he never changes. He is always kind to me. Very patient. Very emotionally open and honest. And sweet. I'd love to have a turkish boyfriend. I don't know the part about being a mama's boy yet. But he doesn't know how to cook much. And his mom does his laundry. He's 22. 😂 being family oriented, that's a good factor. I'm also family oriented.
I've been talking with a guy with these characters he's Turkish and is soooooo cute yeah Turkish men are a gentleman & his name is abdussamed :3 he has 22 too and loves literature
@@galinut1386 It must be ABDÜLSAMED :d
@@gokberkyavuz8396 Mmmh, no. His name is Abdussamed, Abdus. 🙂
Literally same😂
every day is a delightful surprise!
As a turkish man I cried like a baby when Sena died. That was so dramatic. 😢
Çukur everywhere 😍😍haha
😂
Mhmm I'm still shook
My big bro, my mom and even my dad cried. But I didn't.... I'm so coldhearted 😂😂
sayenizde dizinin yarisinda Sena'nin oldugunu ogrendim ayip lan :(
Us turkish Men really can take jealousy to a whole other level. But turkish girls too. Turks in general. I can confirm that. 😁
@@gluehuffing5454 nope.You don't know shit about Turks.
@@gluehuffing5454 Shut up idiot.
@@gluehuffing5454 we dont do that shut up
@@gluehuffing5454 ottoman empire the first empire who made homosexuality legal and turkey the second country who cares women rights. i really dont know wtf are u talking about? when your country careless about homosexuality and women rights, ottoman empire care it
@@gluehuffing5454 Wtff hahahahah u are idiot
I dated a Turkish guy that I met in the U.S. and he never talked about taking our relationship to the next level right away. I will say that if you attract the attention of a Turkish man, he'll stare right at you like full on! Don't think you have something on your face! lol
@Adventure of World No I'm not. We broke up a long time ago.
It's because now it's a famous thing and guys are talking here like "Broooo don't say your future plans, she won't show up again if you say something about 2052, remember that, stick to the plan, go step by step" etc. hahah
Actually it's literally a litmus paper. You can ask to him "What do you think about future?" and If he starts to talk at length, or if he's hesitant, he likes you. But if he says he has never thought about it, he is less likely to love you. Life in Turkey is hard so it's normal.
I had Relationship with a Turkish guy for 14 year's.. He promised to marry me and never did.. I had to do all the expenses on him very lazy toxic and Narcissist but i don't understand why i Loved him so much... We worked together in the middle East... Due to his visa issues he had to return to turkey... And i sent him money to buy a phone so we could be in contact and see each other on video.. He took the phone and never called me i called him i messaged him.. Never he responded.. I gave him 3 months chance to call me.. But he never did... I Blocked him after that.. And he didn't block me ... He always has done it to me..one thing i can guess that his cheating on me..i asked him if i could come to turkey with my money my savings he told me don't come... He promised to come for me but he never did... He was from Antakya his family knew the Relationship.. After that i met another guy Turkish also... Omg this guy was always asking me money i gave him a few times.. But later he was going over the limit...getting in to a habit... I cut him out too... and i told him that i am not the Bank.. Never again Turkish men... Lessons learnt.. I dogged a Bullet... If Right a cannon ball... No more...
You’ve become fluent in hand gestures, because when he’s excited, words are just too slow.
I love Istanbul I have been there 3 times and I recognized all the places there, and yes, Turkish men really are like Greek men of my country, and that was so cute to watch! Merhaba ve çok güzel video!
Thanks. Teşekkürler. ❤ u are always welcome to my country
People like you are always welcomed here in my country 😊
As a Turk, I love Greek People and you`re beautiful.
ΚακΟς Αδης Θες κάτι;
chuck martin Thank you.. I like Turk people too
Ah yes, that jealousy part. Whenever you are dressing nicely they will ask thousand questions 😂
Yeah? Mens in Russia are also very jealous and not a step away from us :)
@@Кристина_Шульц oh one stereotype too die.
"Russian boys dont care their girlfriends"
Lol ikr. 😂😂
You’ve mastered the art of saying “Evet” and “Hayır” while simultaneously pretending to understand the intricacies of Turkish football.
😂😂😂 If my Turkish husband had been like this I would never have married him. But I’ve certainly seen some of these stereotypes in my friends’ husbands and boyfriends.
lol the fact is most Turkish men get to marry a lot of foreigners, and most Turkish women who go abroad end up being dumped. Men they find are from rock tour attenders. LOL. It is true that Turkish women are hard to get in Turkey by Turkish men but Turkish men do way better outside than Turkish women.
Thats because you are blond and a forgneiger mens in turkey dont treat their womans as they treat forgneigers
@@mesopotamiankurdishgirl6340 not really, it's because turkish women are believed, propagandized to believe that Turkish men are somehow macho, inadequate. Those are actually necessary qualities in men that a lot of foreigners want.
@@AP-qs2gx somehow I believe that most Turkish men live beautifully with Turkish girls though
@@AP-qs2gx we don't want those qualities outside of Turkey either
You know you are dating a turkish person when they ask you random question and when you ask why they say "Merak ettim"😂
Lol. Thats right
Oh my God yes! Totally true always
my boyfriend texts: Neredesin? (Where are you?)
Me: Neden? (Why?)
He: Merak ediyorum 😂😂😂😂
Yes, I remembered those times when I missed calls from my Turks bf. He furiously asked me where I go, why I'm not answering and why I dress nice on certain occasion since we usually face time each other. When I asked him the same questions, he just said I don't know! lol, he can ask million questions to me, but if I ask questions he'll just get mad, or say I don't know or just ignore me.
@@AmySkyla It sounds like you should dump him.
@@nevergiveup9937 yes, you're so right. I need to let him go and learned from it. He's back in Turkey, but yesterday he called me and just being a jerk.
my boyfriend is turkish, i am german, despite the language barrier, (he's getting better and better, so do i try my best to learn turkish), there were a lot of things I wasn't used to xD for example he NEVER lets me pay. And hours of videochat. With all of his family. Which there are his parents, his two brothers, two sisters, his nieces, nephews, cousins, and so on. And presents! he doesn't get tired of it, and he loves surprising my sisters and my mother aswell. Talking from my mother, he calls her kaynana since our first week of dating. When i explained it, she was so surprised, i thougt she had a heart attack. another thing: The eyes. the eyelashes. I've never seen any turkish man or woman who didn't have amazing eyes. And the constant need of attention. Cute, very cute, but don't tell him it's cute, or else he gets salty because, he's a man. xD
Aaah i could go on like this forever but guess what, someone wants attention
Did you really write all of these? :d
@@parlamentz what d'you mean? 0o0
@Anime Kızı funny that you're asking. Seems like i learned a bit more about him. I broke up with him 1 week ago. His jealousy too over Hand, he was constantly mad at me for talking with others and he was not accepting the fact i need plenty of time for studying and for myself too. There were a lot of things going not that well. Still it was a great time.
@@hungryhazel532 Seems like the issues were more with you than with him
@@lightweight9815 why? explain that.
I love Turkey and Turkish people . Merhaba Türkiye! 🇹🇷❣️
I love Turkey and Istanbul. Took my heart forever
This IS tan bul!
Nice to hear that, you`re always welcome again.
Thank you for loving our country we love you to 😚
The Turks occupied Istanbul.
Me too. 😭😍 I went there just to see my friends and didn't care about the country or know anything. And I only went for 3 days and I left almost ready to cry because the country stole my heart. Mind you I had been living in Italy for a year and no place stole my heart the way Turkey did. 😍
I was in Istanbul last week and when I came back i looked for this video in your channel. Seems like you heard my secret thought !
Teşekkür ederim
At the end, you came to Turkey. You are most welcome. Cheers!
@Miael friz Arabic culture? We don't have it here. Only religion is common and overall culture is SLIGHTLY similar (decorations etc.) but other things are completely different and we are not blood-related
Every Meal is a Celebration: If there’s one thing he believes in, it’s that every meal deserves a toast. And by “toast,” he means a lengthy speech about the joys of food, friendship, and how he once wrestled a bear.
turkish men care for you, feel you secured, belonged and loved. just treat them nice
Yes exactly, that's so true. Most Turkish boys I have seen are genuinely nice ppl. They are nice friends too.
Your dinner dates feel like a feast fit for a sultan-who knew a simple kebab could come with so many side dishes?
As a Turkish guy I am laughing to this so much hahah
Wouldn't say its correct, it is full of cliches but still funny lol
This one hit me hard also cause I am from Yeni Pazar and it is very funny and there is some points that are true,like for socks every fucking time I try to find them it is like they are Non existent. And as soon as I ask my mom they appear. 🤯
Do Turkish women date non muslims?? Just a doubt ?? ALPER POYRAZ
@@adarsh.m1999 depends on where shes from and how she was raised. anatolian people tend not to, but in istanbul or izmir, yes.
@@mirzakagan5729 tqs for ur information Sister
@@mirzakagan5729 i think its risk to date turkish women better won't even meet to No life risks
istanbul looks so beautiful! i have to go there
you are welcome, you can even call me and I can show you around.
It’s beautiful. You should absolutely go 🙂
Dude you need to go there. I just came back two weeks ago and Already planning my next trip. It’s a beautiful country with beautiful people. ❤️
Please come and bring some foreign currencey :P)))
You should come. It is very beautiful here.. Been here for 5 months😀
Please do, “you know you’re dating a Romanian man when...”
Yes please
Yes!
Its been done...Romanian man...look for it, its good
@@MariaElena51185 No, they've done Romanian woman. Romanian man is the only romance country episode they haven't done.
Oh yes I agree very interesting place
Greetings from Turkey! It was so accurate, i laughed out so hard haha :D Well, the acting and lines could be a bit better, but the context was pretty good! Especially the part about "Turkish mom and son" was awesome. Thanks for providing this video so that i had the chance to watch myself on the screen 😂😂
I would like to share some things. In my personal experience, Turkish men are straightforward people and really friendly. If a Turkish man likes you, he will tell it straight to your face 😂 I admire the confidence and they are like, really sweet when they talk. BUT you have to accept their feelings quickly or they will lose their interest in you. Im a Filipina and in my country, courtship is very important (but it also depends on the personality). Some women in the Philippines feel pressured to marry at age 22+. Im 24 and at this age, all I can think of is building myself and getting stable so dating doesnt work for me. I dont really like possesive and really jealous men (jealousy is fine but some are exaggerated) so it becomes my total turn off for Turkish guys. To me, men is a luxury but not a necessity. I can live without men but I value them like precious gems. What I meant by that is that I didnt study for four years to be a housewife. I want to earn my own money to get my man stuffs he might like. But I will make sure my man is one of my top priorities I will take care of him. We may split the bills but I will treat him a simple dessert or something before the day ends. Im that kind of person. The Turkish man I know didnt understand this. The culture is also a huge factor. I respect his culture though Ive never been to his country. But the Turkish man cant get used to the differences regardless of having to live here for few years. All I want is whats best for the relationship. Im not the kind to easily fall for a man and Im serious about priorities so Im not the kind to cheat. But in general, Turkish men are sweet and kind people ❤ Maybe just not for me
True!!!!!!!!
@@trinity4827 you're on point! Also one of the reasons men feel superior is because they are the ones that pays for everything. I cannot afford to live a lifestyle where I am being controlled. Love is a feeling of wanting to be together, missing each other, and the moment you got into a relationship you've already decided to trust the person. Most people dont understand this. Ive met different men and because of my strong personality they feel intimidated. They shouldve known that before dating me and not just disappearing. Im giving my all anyway
@@neko_dachi sen mutlu olamazsın.
Girl! RELAX! You are overreacting, overthinking, over analyzing, and taking this way too seriously. I got anxious reading your comment
@@kartalsungur2763 vallah nefesim kesildi. Bu ne ya
Now i understood why in Greece we are like that !!!!
Peace and Love from Greece Brothers!!!
kalimera komsi
We are same bro :)))
I hope we can political peace on islands and then we build great econmy together in aegean sea.
🇹🇷❤️🇬🇷
@@lunari2309I want to be honest with you. As a human being i agree with you, as a patriot i don't. But as an altruistic person that i am i cannot refuse that our government is ready to give everything to everyone because they are addicted to money.
@@renovation2188 its like a stick that has both ends covered in Dirt .
This is so accurate that it kinda hurts haha
hurts your butthole?
@@owindustry OSMDMDDKDK
@@owindustrySPAEKXIQKP
I love Turkey from Hungary. ❤️ 🇭🇺
Son of ATTİLA
Lots of loves from 🇹🇷 to 🇭🇺
Love hungary 😍
Attila Szalai 💛💙⚽
We love you too ❤
“Anne , im dying “ 😂
Turkish guy: if my mom was here
Girl: aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol
Lol
But they're also really protective and know how to treat you well! 😊😋
This is exactly the reason I keep my nationality to myself. Whenever I engage a girl and it's going well and I tell her that I'm Turkish she goes back to the time last year where some Turkish guy proposed to her in a night club.. and my whole image is ruined
Lol
🤣🤣
😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Lmaooo❤
I came here to learn about my Turkish boyfriend 😂 I love him so much, we have so many obstacles to face in this new relationship, but this really made me laugh and smile. So accurate to him 😂😂 I fell in love with the Turkish culture 🇹🇷 I can’t wait to visit next year ❤️
OV THANK YOU SO MUCH GREETINGS
You still together?
where you from ? im from europe but we keep our traditions everywhere . need help ? greetings and wish u the best
where are you from? Are you also Muslim? do you have any issues with cultural, religious differences etc?
Greetings from Poland my friends.
Greeting from Turkey!
Thanks m8
When all boys went out and spoke Turkish it was literally like watching a Turkish series😂😂💎💎💎💎💎💎
Türk lafı duyduğumuz her yeri basıyoz aq
dışlaya dışlaya ne hale getirdilerse iki güzel laf duyunca şımarıyoruz amk
@@hariseldon4078 ne yapayim bi kız güzel birşey söyleyince aşık oluyorum hemen
2:57
That was me every time Bihter cried for Behlul.
Renán Guevara ahhahahahah
COVID-19 whole turkey hate them
“Mom, I’m dying.” xD
There are million kind of men in Turkey but yes we are respect our family , mother , nationality, and we are really warm heart and friendly. we always help forainers even if we can not speak English :) Sometimes we are very nationalist but if we forget the politics we love everybody . Greatings from Turkey
megardin Yes! I love Turkish people ❤️❤️🇹🇷
megardin Helios. What does the bandana wrapped around the wrist or ankle mean?
@@MultiFlo2009 Hello my friend. Generally women wrapped that around the ankle . It's name ''halhal'' it is just a jewelry not another special meaning
I love Turkey and turkish people ❤
Love, cheers from Turkey to you too.
There are different types of men from different social classes. But being a softie to the girls they trust (mostly to their wives), dote upon their mother or their family, compliments and expressing the feelings openly from the very beginning, being obsessive and protective, being excessively jealous when your dress is a bit sexy is standart for a Turkish man.
When you learn more about your own countrie's man from a foreigner video...
Kendimle ilgili en çok bilgi edindiğim zaman bu herhalde
Lol
😂😂😂
Is it true?
ChaCha mostly yes
Oh! This thing about turning girlfriends into moms...I don't like it in our cultures (I'm Greek). I would like the couple to be equal: whoever gets hungry, cooks! Both should do housework!
I generally agree unless one of the couple doesn't work, then that person should at least do the household chores.
p.s
I like to cook, I'm Turkish. My Romanian ex once told me she loved my cooking but didn't like that I cooked so often because she felt that was a woman's job .... I mean she also told me she wasn't looking for a serious relationship the first day she stayed over then 3 days later told everyone we knew that she was my gf (without EVER bringing the subject up to me). 3 days later she was talking about baby names, marriage, converting to Islam (despite the fact that I made it very clear I'm not religious, nor do I care about such stuff, she was convinced I was secretly Muslim lol).
Oh... and she said she HATED jealousy. Ok, I'm generally not a very jealous dude. But then she got really mad at me multiple times because she felt I wasn't jealous enough. She was also absurdly jealous. A female friend of mine would send me a whatsapp asking how I was doing, and she'd start to hysterically cry and scream at me like she just caught me with my pants around my ankles and a girl wrapped around me.
My point is, there are all kinds of people. Not all Turkish, Greek, Romanian etc men or women are the same. And some women are more fierce in defending traditional male/female roles than the most sexist men.
Change the title to: how to avoid a toxic, abusive, ugly and unreasonable man in your life
Hahahaha i laugh whe the turks guy said you have deep blue eyes. My boyfriend always said that to me im asian he always say that i have deep black eyes.😂
Deep black eyes😂 that's kinda cute tho🥺
😂😂😂
Having deep eyes is male feature you know that right?
I'd watch out a bit. It's a society where family, i.e. the man's parents, have quite an influence on him where you'd think he was old enough to be an independent adult. When your mother in-law disapproves of something you do, you may get no support at all from your husband and even feel pressure from him to conform. They are also so male-dominated it shocks me. Men don't help, they don't clean and only cook when it suits them. I am married to a Turkish wife so I get the easy side of this situation and I can try to make sure my daughter is brought up to expect better things from men but I think it would be much harder if I was a woman. Are all Turkish men like this? Probably not - but Turkish society favors this behaviour more, I think, than I am used to. My mother in law is greatly admired for earning most of the money and "not being a slacker in the home either" which shows you what's expected. First you have to be all the things a woman is supposed to be then you can have a career on top of that maybe.
t43562 Yes, its so annoying. I almost left my husband because of that. Its too much to handle in the begining because they want to treat you like they treat their son. Control, control and supervision. You constantly have to tell them to back off and mind their own business. It can be exhausting.
"Turkish wife" is you're wife a Muslim? If yes when did you convert to Islam? :)
@@mari_000 he doesn't need to convert to Islam to marry a Turkish woman
Same. My Turkish wife's family tries to influence us (circumcision, employment etc) and I've learned I have to be aggressive in asserting my cultural values in a way I haven't needed to (considering we live in a Western country) to ensure I dont get trampled on. They are mad for a month then they get over it.
@Jeremiah Atwood I did. I was baptised Roman Catholic and now I'm probably something that a Muslim would consider to be worse: an Atheist. There are hundreds of millions of Muslims and they're not all the same just like Christians aren't all weirdos with guns or Mormons.
Uhhmmmm ... as someone who knows MANY Turkish men I can't say I agree to all this.
But they are a bunch of softies that is true - but you have to earn their trust before they show this side, earning a Turkish man's trust is hard but once earned ... you get see the magical side of a Turkish man. Softies !!!
Megan-Lee de Villiers as a Turkish girl I couldn't even touch that points you know them good
Megan-Lee de Villiers well I think they are assholes , well I met one that was anyway. I will stick to my Aussie men . My parents are Turkish too
@@sureyyaekinci4630 Enjoy what can we do
Sureyya EkincI Some Australians are of Turkish roots , you do know that ? Aussie doesn’t mean just anglo lol.
@@sureyyaekinci4630 After one men , all are assholes ? Wow
So glad you finally made a video about turkish men, can you please add Azeri man they are so easy going if you go to Baku by the end of one day you will collect countless phone numbers of guys who want to make you visit their country or see you.... they remind me a bit turkish men.
If I may suggest also a video You know you are dating a jordanian/palestinian there's a lot to say
Thanks Marina !
😂😂🇦🇿
@PassionOfLifee i'm from France why ? and you ?
@PassionOfLifee I'm not an Arabic country, I was just asking a video about Jordanians/Palestinians because I thought it could be funny as I happened to have friends from these countries
I did date a turkish guy so did one of my friends ...they are veeeeeeeery possessive and get angry very easily ...not the best
@G T you're totally right (I'm arab myself) but trust me turkish men take it into a whoooole other level, my ex used to have food ON HIS BED or his desk aaaaall the time and expected me to do the same...they get offended out of the silliest things and they loooooove to give orders as to what to wear and when to go and not go out ... he even told me that once we get married I'm not allowed to go out without him.or his mom ...it's too much ...just too much ...and as I said I'm arab so I'm used to toxic masculanity...but not to this level
getting easily angry is part of the mediterranean temperament lol
@@noah000 Alayı feminazi bunların.
Houda Ch i am turkish and dont have any friend who you described
@@houdach4607 houda sen olaya Fransız kolonisi Arabı gibi kalmışsın.
*TURKEY will always be special to me among all of the countries I have been to*
🤣🤣🤣
I love everything about Turkish people. I got addicted to the Turkish drama series when Covid began and ..I can't stop🥰😘😇😍
Siya beyaz, Kalp yarasi and now Ramo..🥳🥳. I swear I can marry all the male lead actors tomorrow 🙈🤭🔥🔥🔥..All my love 💓 from SA 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
The compliment at the beginning, the way he goes into it and the nature-related choice of words LOL. That was just my Turkish, ship captain ex bf 🤣🤣🤣 Even the way he speaks English 🤣🤣🤣Everything pretty much fits the behavior description too!
Great video and gorgeous location, thanks for posting & please keep them coming!
Everyone who commented already and everyone who is going to comment....
Pay attention to the disclaimer at the front of the video.
I'll just leave that here.
Particularly the part where it says: a sense of humor is needed.
I see some haters below.Before being hater please consider that We turks are partly mediterrenean,MOSTLY muslim,in general southern people so what do you expect from us? Geography creates people's heritage. These features are quite common in other southern countries as well(Jealousy, overcomplimenting, temperament,Being too close to mommy,emotional Inbalances.) We turks are perfectly happy like that.If you like us, you are more than welcomed in Turkey but if not please stop talking shit and find yourself a german,finnish,swedish,norwegian type of boyfriend/husband allright.
Turkish boys ?? No ,Thanks
Your preference. Nothing to say.
Turks mediterranean? I think u are from central asia and u arrived in the mediterannean 500 years ago
@@akakiossourmenidis5240 Almost 1000. Not 500. This is first. Second,Majority of turks look like mediterrenean people. When you come to Istanbul,do you feel yourself like in Mongolia or differently? Decide it by yourself Greek brother. Greetings to Greece.
@@oktaysen5413 why do you care ? Under almost all movies you can find haters. Check out comments under movie about dating emglish girl- there u can see really hatefull comments.
I am not from Turkey.And I have a really nice friend from Turkey ).We chat once a week via audio/video calls.It is so fun to talk because I help him with Russian sometimes, but usually we talk in English,and when the words are gone we start use our own languages and after start guessing each other's words😁.Once,while talking someone had called him and he said something like "okay...now I'll go" in Turkish. There were other words but that's what I got.Since then everytime when we talk I want someone near him ask or talk to him so I enjoy the Turkish language he speaks😍 it is soo beautiful and hot😁🌹🌹🌹
Наташа Наташа ты моя сердце и душа
This one actually had me laughing out loud, well done!!
I have been with my Turkish husband for 20 years (2 kids later) and I know this is to be taken light heartedly but it depends on the individual despite the nationality.
Thankfully my husband isn't like this lol
And where are you from if you don't mind?
HAHAHAHAHA I WASNT EXPECTING TO LAUGH MY ASS OF TO THIS VIDEO AS A TURKISH GUY. The Turkish guy and the lines are so good
Mind your language young man. What would your mother say if she heard you say “ass”
I think that depending on the type of environment they come from, their attitude can differ a lot! There could almost be two totally different videos made. As a Turkish woman from Istanbul (Kadiköy), I was shocked when I dated a Turkish guy from Anatolia. As a matter of fact, for his family, I was "worse" than a European. Huge difference in culture. The men I know who grew up and were raised in my part of Istanbul are much more distant at first, they have no problem in going out with a woman in a short dress who loves spending the summer in a tiny bikini, go out a lot, party... it's two totally different cultures in the same country!
They werer from European Istambul then ......
Amiqui Gonzales what about guys from Izmir 😅
@@crux6331 I don't know, I am Peruvian and live there, but all the way down to South America has come the idea that people from European Istanbul are cool and very westernized, far different from people from Ankara, for instance. I really don't know about Izmir.
Lissa Mu Hi Lissa. Do you know what does the bandana wrapped around the wrist or ankle mean in the Turkish culture?
Ya Bi siktir git allahin aşkına
This is so true!!! Expect them talking about marriage by the 3rd date also
Haha it's kinda same like my Turkish ex lol! He always said to make future even we haven't meet each other haha. But I really love Culture of türkiye, seni seviyorum!
Can i know why you broke up with him?
Same!!
As someone who’s dated a Turkish guy before I can say I relate to this video 🤣
This is crazy... I am of Turkish descent, born and raised in the US... so I don't know if it is genes, but somehow, this applies to me?... I thought American culture would have gotten this out of me.
There is no american culture. Americans stole everything from other cultures. So be proud of your Turkish heritage because it is one of the oldest dates back to 15 thousands years.
We can test this. Do you watch bulldozers in a construction site? Like you're walking down town and stop by and started to watch them?
@@quackquack7595 lmfao it will be actually a %100 accurate test 😂😂
@@quackquack7595 As an European born Turkish i catch myself doing this aswell lol.
This is of course a humorous point of view. 🤣😂 Normally Turkish men are good, polite and noble.
Türk''üm diye demiyorum tüm yoksunluk zorluk ve olumsuz şartlara rağmen Türk insanı iyidir dosttur candır ❤ insanımızı ve mutfagımızı tüm dünyada tek geçerim 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤❤❤
As a Turkish guy, I can confirm that most of them are true.
As a Turkish man, I can say that`s %99.9999 accurate.
"How can Sena die" Cukur really hit us hard..
As an American female, if a guy was similar to the guy in this video, Americans would describe this guy as a psychopath
I met some Turkish guys online. They are the sweetest. I would get married to one some day. ❤️ Love from India
Divya A Hope u get some handsome hunk one day.😍
Are you Muslim??
Greek men are quite similar, though I'm sure the video over exaggerates stuff to make it more entertaining!
Yeap greek men and turkish men are almost the same. Especially if we talkin about hairs😁
We’ve almost same culture and mindset 🇹🇷🇬🇷
Turks, Greeks, Italians, those 3 are copy paste,in a positive way, allso Balkan: Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Macedonia, Kosovo, I allways call country’s around see, Portugal, Spain, South-Americans, Colombia Argentina, for example Brazilian football players do awesome in Turkey, culture, football, mentality, family oriented, passion, everything!
@@cappadociankidNo they're not.
No they're not.
The jealously part is soooooooo true😅
@Blink Girl yeah how did u know? Are u too?
@Haiz Fan aww nice to know. Turkish has always been my favorite country too, I'd wish to visit it someday ❤️😌
@Haiz Fan are u happen to visit here or just meeting Indo people from internet?
Some of these comments really disgust me. People are seriously generalizing millions of men. every türk has his/her own personality. turkish men are mostly kind and huge softies but that doesnt mean theyre all like that. theres these types of men all around the world. ne kadar iğrençleştirmizler erkeklerimizi ya. yok böyle bir şey. her yabancı böyle iğrenç bir ön yargıya sahipse asla bir yabancıyla çıkmam.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yeah there are bad and good people the fact that they dated one Turkish person with bad personality doesn't make all of them like that, it's the same with other countries and all there are good and bad people with good and bad personalities.
Stfu domestic violence is common in Turkey.
@@TheFreshestLyrics no it isn’t, and the fact that you view that as something generalized because it’s common is disgusting 😁
@@mars-vd1bg You being a liar is disgusting.
Climbing the galata tower? Ezio audietore de frenzie lets climb the galata tower. Only people who played the assassin creed games will know this
Fritzi Lang okay.thats you’re opinion
😂
that's mean climb the ladder :D We are not assasins.
@Fritzi Lang By the time Edward raises his head Ezio would be speaking 3 words my friend;
Requiescat in Pace..
Ezio >/= Altair > Alexios/Kass > Bayek > others..
My favourite video. ❤️ İ love everythıng related to Turkey ! Such amazing coutry! Büyük selamlar arkadaşlar! 🇹🇷
Teşekkürler (Thanks)
Nerelisin?
A lot of fun to watch. Thanks again!
Happy 4th of July from the USA 🇺🇲. Great video Marina and you look stunning 😍
I can tell Turkish people have a good heart. That is why their country is in a better condition now. I've been there a month ago and honestly I can say it is a beautiful place. Mashallah. 😊
Better condition?! Okay, champ
@@bluetommy1332 Indeed. I went there and the place was beautiful
@@dinaf.k5372 now we are poor as duck
Completely true 😂😂
I'm mixed turkish persian and maaaan this is soooo relatable :))))
The mom part😂😂 I died **
So bad pick-up lines, rushes the relationship, prideful and macho, and wants you to be submissive?? Super jealous and possessive, and controls what you wear?? Gossipy drama queen and obsessed with his mother?? TOTAL NIGHTMARE 😱🤮
LittleLulubee 🤣
Go away we are turkish not western
severe butthurt coz no Turkish man would even look at your ugly face and pay attention to your cheap character.
LittleLulubee yeah I think so
First of all don't turn this into a religion fight,second man's behavior ussually depents on the location ,there are so many different region with so many different tradition in turkey (and of course it depents on the person)
It looks like i am dating the wrong Turkish men 🤔.
What happenned 😀
The acting skills you have kills me. Literally!
I'm a turkish woman and i disagree with the stereotyped man in this video, it's just not right at all.
@Kdkdkkd Dkkdkkd Kızım bir sürü Türk erkeği var. O dediğin videodaki erkeklerin sayısı kaç? 50 mi 100 mü? Genele ne vuruyorsun? Senin Türk erkeklerine bir garezin var, istediğini alamamışsın demek ki.
buluyorlar 100 tane erkeğin arasından keş tipleri sonra sövsünler
Oh my, I've been waiting for this soo long 😂 thank you very much for the video
taksi çevirir gibi çevirdi kızı ahahshshshs
This the cutest of videos ive watch so far.Keep on laughing while watching..Turkish guys are really sweet and so loving. Cause i love him so much. =😍
I had to giggle a little when he made big future plans in the early stages of dating. I'm turkish and my boyfriend is half dutch half Greek. Turks want to jump into marriage immediately while dutch are the opposite.
Yerin amk, sanki hepimiz aynıyız gibi.
@@aliatack19 ayni degiliz de bu video yabancilarin bizi nasil gordugunun guzel bir örneği
Merih Seriz bizene yabancilardan onlarda kim bizim halkimiz musluman bide kulturu var bunlarin hic birseyi yok
@@hirsizvar9835 Ne :d?
Finally! 😊
where are you from? I am Turkish.
Why?
Cringe material..
Oh yes
I thought the same!
Isn't this recent? The actors must be terrible
@Parma zyxwvu What if they are
@@edithmonge1884 I thought the flirting in the beginning was cringy but most things were pretty accurate. I just never realized this behaviour before and it's kinda funny seeing it now
@Parma zyxwvu It's cringy because it's not accurate.
So much funny and Jesus, so much true!!😄 Greetings and love from Macaristan
I never thought I'll meet a Turk, but I got randomly instant message from a Turks and that's how I met one. He was in the US as a J1 visa(student working in the US). Since I'm a Fil-American somewhat we kind have similar values. Maybe because Turkey is consider in the Middle East, but also in Central Asia and the Philippines is in SE Asia.
Based on my experienced they are not very expressive. Their favorite word is 'I don't know'. I'm always curious and like to learn, but almost all the Turks I met if you ask them a question they will say I don't know especially if you ask them if you know who this person was.
Once you date a Turk one of their friends, classmates, or their neighbors who is a girl will envy you and ask what your religion was. I ended up having many followers from Turkey on IG and I always got messages from different girls asking me what my religion was, or if I'm going out with a Turk and that they want to be my friend.
A lot of Turks smoke cigarette and drink çay (Turkish tea). They honor Mustafa Kemal Ataturk just like in the US we honor Martin Luther King, Jr.
Their football teams is called Beşiktaş. Being jealous means love to them. My bf gets jealous if he see me with a guy friend or a guy co-worker, so he makes up stories about girls to make me jealous.
They either can speak Arabic, Turkish, Kurdish or German.
Now my Turks bf is back in Turkey to serve Jandarma: military service in Turkey and it's compulsory for all male citizens.
Why would Turks be able to speak arabic?
@@AmySkyla Ow really I wonder what the cultural reasons are for those Turks?
@@ms.waterkoker6744 what do you mean? Some people knows or some people don't. My bf knows how to speak or can understand Arabic. They either learn Arabic for religious or cultural reasons. Turkish has many similar words in Arabic, especially in food.
@@AmySkyla There are Arab Turkish minorities who sometimes speak Arabic, but other then them no one understands or speaks Arabic in Turkey. It's just people like you who are ignorant about Turkish culture who think Turks can understand and speak Arabic.
@@ms.waterkoker6744 haha yes. I really don't know, but it's really interesting to learn their history. I remembered he told me it's about the history of the Ottoman Empire. Still I have no idea. I guess it depends on which part of Turkey they live. He lives in Gaziantep.