Baris Manco was speaking Japanese during the concert because just before this concert he went through a few weeks of intensive Japanese course, learnt Japanese just so that he can communicate with his audience. Japanese and Turkish are really very different. The fact that he speaks this much here shows how talented he is and how much he respects his listeners. In turn, the Japanese people filled the auditorium, came just for him even though they do not understand the lyrics, brought Turkish flags with them. This is the 90s and different cultures were not interacting as easily as today. Baris Manco actually contributed to good diplomatic relations between these two countries. Amazing guy, a legend.
japanese is not different at all, same language tree. you can learn talk easly, not writing but speaking is easy for turkish people. bizim gibi cümle kurdukları için çok kolay öğrenirsiniz, zor değil yani.
@@whitekiki You're right, I know that there are grammatical similarities. I meant the vocabularies are very different as far as I know. (Not much what they call "lexical similarity") Please correct me if I'm wrong. As a Turkish speaker I do not understand any Japanese words at all, not to the extent a French and Spanish would understand one another (lexical similarity between them is about 75 percent) Anyway, the point here is that I wouldn't imagine in any case that it would be easy for a Turkish person who doesn't know Japanese to speak Japanese at a concert. I very much appreciate Baris Manco's effort and thoughtfulness.
Japanese aint diffrent it's same grammar with Turkish, even the E and DE adds are exactly same. Pronunciation also extremely easy for a Turkish guy. As a Turkish speaker not understanding Japanese bind only *YOU* don't speak for everyone. Also he often learn some degree of the language of the country he gonna perform it was special for Japanese case because Japanese request him "Either speak Japanese or Turkish please don't use English or any other 3rd party language"
@@Regalya What I meant is that the vocabulary is very different, not grammar or pronouciation as I explained above. Having not so many common words is a BIG difference in and out of itself. I am free to express MY perception, which I did and will. The fact that they asked him to speak either Japanese or Turkish doesn't change anything I said. It is still admirable that a non Japanese adult person sat down, got intensive language lessons to the point that he can remember what to say at a concert and be understandable in a matter of a few weeks. This is a hard thing to do. That's the gist of the argument. This is not easy, he certainly did not have to do that, yet he did.
His goal was to embody a typical "Turkish character"; a role-model. He wanted to convey this to the young in his country, and also show off this character of Turkishness to the world, too! He did a good job of it.
He was also a great role model for the Turkish people. He has many TV shows named "7 to 77" and "The child who will become a man" (Direct translations may be lost some meaning). I remember when I was a kid, I always watched Barış Manço's "The child who will become a man" program. This show was like a talk show and game show made just for kids. Barış Manço always gave advice to children in that program. Generally, those advices were like being a good and hardworking person, being a respectful, rule-abiding citizen. Now I understand that he actually gave these messages to the parents through children and affected a generation in a good way. For example, when I was little, I never used to whine about eating vegetables, because Barış Manço always asked "You eat spinach, do you like it, right?" to children who appeared as guests in the program.
When Barış Manço died, my whole family cried because we lost a cultural artist and a humanist. We knew the intelligent, hardworking and sympathetic features of the Japanese people, but we got to know Japan and the Japanese with Barış Manço, who makes cultural and travel programs on Sundays. RIP, we love you Barış Manço. Thank you for the video
Baris was a real Rock Star. That’s why he can move the crowds. A beautiful hearth and soul. He had a TV show for children growing up which is called “Boys who would be Men” where he thought us to how to be a gentlemen, travel(where he traveled the world to thought us that we are all the same), learn and love other people. Our generation calls ourselves “Brother Baris’s Kids”.
He was a superstar and a legend. Look at that audience with suit jackets and formal wear. But you hit them like crazy with your rock tune. And that is greatness... R. I. P Barış Manço. You will always be remembered.
Barış Manço was simply a legend for us. He is the artist of all times, never gets old for us. His music and the culture he taught us will never be forgotten. I remember the day he died and i had cried that day. Japanese people came from Japan just for his funeral to show respect to him. There were many many people all around the world. When we were in childhood Baris Manco was the anchor of the children 's competition which is named "Adam olacak Çocuk" (means the child who'll be a man in future). We love him and love him..
He was kind of a person that;everybody would love him instantly. Father figure for children, a beloved relative for elderly people. And such an intelligent and charismatic man he was. We all looked up to hım while groving up, i personally was only 3 or 4 years old when i started to listen to him thanks to my dad. Thank you for all off your videos about him,Sir. I literally cried (I'm 35 and i consired myself as a lucky person who had a childhood with his concerts,videos and cassette tapes) Love,peace and respect 💕🙋🏻♀️🕊
Nasıl anlatsam bilemiyorum, içim içime sığmıyor O deli dolu, neşe dolu kişi ben değilim sanki (sanki, sanki) Dışarısı buz gibi lapa lapa kar var, benim içim yanıyor Eksi kırk derece soğuk suda bile yüzerim inan ki (inan ki, inan ki) Kara sevda, kara sevda dedikleri daha ne olabilir ki? Kara sevda, kara sevda, seni benden kim ayırabilir ki? Çocukça bir aşk deyip de geçme, sakın gülme halime Nasıl olduğunu anlayamadım ama seviyorum seni delicesine Kara sevda Hu hu hu hu hu Nasıl anlatsam bilemiyorum, gözlerim kararıyor Tepe taklak oldu dünya tersine sanki (sanki, sanki) Bütün aşıklar el ele, kol kola, cıvıl cıvıl geziyor Bense Nuh'un gemisinde tek başıma gibi inan ki (inan ki, inan ki) Kara sevda, kara sevda dedikleri daha ne olabilir ki? Kara sevda, kara sevda, seni benden kim ayırabilir ki? Çocukça bir aşk deyip de geçme, sakın gülme halime Nasıl olduğunu anlayamadım ama seviyorum seni delicesine Kara sevda Hu hu hu hu hu Kara sevda, kara sevda dedikleri daha ne olabilir ki? Kara sevda, kara sevda, seni benden kim ayırabilir ki? Çocukça bir aşk deyip de geçme, sakın gülme halime Nasıl olduğunu anlayamadım ama seviyorum seni delicesine Çocukça bir aşk deyip de geçme, sakın gülme halime Nasıl olduğunu anlayamadım ama seviyorum seni delicesine Kara sevda Hu hu hu hu hu Kara sevda Kara sevda Hu hu hu hu hu
3 dili neredeyse ana dili kadar iyi biliyordu.Bunlar İngilizce,Fransızca ve Almancaydı.Japoncayı sadece konserlerde halka hitap edebilecek derdini az bucuk anlatabilecek kadar biliyordu.
As far as i remember it was the japanese president who hugged Barış. I may be wrong. Who cares! He was kicking it as usual. Such a great musician and idol for kids. He was so proud to be a part of Turkish culture unlike many today.
Ne mutluki bana Barış Mançonun sarkilarini dinleyerek güzel günler geçirdim Turkiye de cok değerli sanatcilar yetişti ve hala yetişiyor vefat ettiğinde ülke olarak göz yaşina boğulduk Cem Karaca da kıymetlimiz di Türkiye den selamlar Tarkan in sarkısi GEÇÇEK i dinlemenizi tavsiye ederim nacizane saygılar şarkilar evrenseldir din ,dil ,ırk ayrımı olmayan dünya insanlarin ortak değeri iyi ki sarkilar ve sanatçilar var.
Thanks to the promotion of Barış Manço, millions of Japanese tourists came to Turkey every year. The Japanese thought that all Turks were polite and cultured like Barış Manço. Fortunately, we, as Turks, proved to the Japanese over the years that this is not the case.
He's spoken fluintly in 6 languages and knowing to express himself in other 10 languages. He's had to take a one month japanese class before the concert. Japan people demanded him to talk in his native language or in japanese. Not another language (like english) to be in between.
Robk can you react to this song that I knew recently, the band is Italian and it's called Alphataurus, the song is La Mente Vola. Thanks and greetings from Argentina
Eğer hristiyan olmuş olsaydı 60 li yıllarda dünya efsanesi olurdu gerçi bizim için yine öyle ama siz batı denen dünya sırf türk ve müslüman diye onu kesfetmediniz yada edemediniz ama o bizim için bir efsane ve hepte öyle kalacak
Baris Manco was speaking Japanese during the concert because just before this concert he went through a few weeks of intensive Japanese course, learnt Japanese just so that he can communicate with his audience. Japanese and Turkish are really very different. The fact that he speaks this much here shows how talented he is and how much he respects his listeners. In turn, the Japanese people filled the auditorium, came just for him even though they do not understand the lyrics, brought Turkish flags with them. This is the 90s and different cultures were not interacting as easily as today. Baris Manco actually contributed to good diplomatic relations between these two countries. Amazing guy, a legend.
japanese is not different at all, same language tree. you can learn talk easly, not writing but speaking is easy for turkish people. bizim gibi cümle kurdukları için çok kolay öğrenirsiniz, zor değil yani.
@@whitekiki You're right, I know that there are grammatical similarities. I meant the vocabularies are very different as far as I know. (Not much what they call "lexical similarity") Please correct me if I'm wrong. As a Turkish speaker I do not understand any Japanese words at all, not to the extent a French and Spanish would understand one another (lexical similarity between them is about 75 percent) Anyway, the point here is that I wouldn't imagine in any case that it would be easy for a Turkish person who doesn't know Japanese to speak Japanese at a concert. I very much appreciate Baris Manco's effort and thoughtfulness.
Japanese aint diffrent it's same grammar with Turkish, even the E and DE adds are exactly same.
Pronunciation also extremely easy for a Turkish guy.
As a Turkish speaker not understanding Japanese bind only *YOU* don't speak for everyone.
Also he often learn some degree of the language of the country he gonna perform it was special for Japanese case because Japanese request him "Either speak Japanese or Turkish please don't use English or any other 3rd party language"
@@Regalya What I meant is that the vocabulary is very different, not grammar or pronouciation as I explained above. Having not so many common words is a BIG difference in and out of itself. I am free to express MY perception, which I did and will. The fact that they asked him to speak either Japanese or Turkish doesn't change anything I said. It is still admirable that a non Japanese adult person sat down, got intensive language lessons to the point that he can remember what to say at a concert and be understandable in a matter of a few weeks. This is a hard thing to do. That's the gist of the argument. This is not easy, he certainly did not have to do that, yet he did.
His goal was to embody a typical "Turkish character"; a role-model. He wanted to convey this to the young in his country, and also show off this character of Turkishness to the world, too! He did a good job of it.
He was also a great role model for the Turkish people. He has many TV shows named "7 to 77" and "The child who will become a man" (Direct translations may be lost some meaning). I remember when I was a kid, I always watched Barış Manço's "The child who will become a man" program. This show was like a talk show and game show made just for kids. Barış Manço always gave advice to children in that program. Generally, those advices were like being a good and hardworking person, being a respectful, rule-abiding citizen. Now I understand that he actually gave these messages to the parents through children and affected a generation in a good way. For example, when I was little, I never used to whine about eating vegetables, because Barış Manço always asked "You eat spinach, do you like it, right?" to children who appeared as guests in the program.
Bir türk olarak böyle şeyler söylemen çok hoşuma gitti teşekkürler :)
I cried because i missed him and those days.
Me too
Same here ;(
When Barış Manço died, my whole family cried because we lost a cultural artist and a humanist.
We knew the intelligent, hardworking and sympathetic features of the Japanese people, but we got to know Japan and the Japanese with Barış Manço,
who makes cultural and travel programs on Sundays.
RIP, we love you Barış Manço.
Thank you for the video
Efsane bir sanatçı ulkesini her zaman onurlandirmis ve çok güzel işler yapmış güzel yürekli adam hiç bir zaman unutulmayacak Mekanı Cennet Olsun 🙏
AMİN 🤲🏻💐💖
You never died in my heart, Peace Manco. We miss you so much since 1999 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Baris was a real Rock Star. That’s why he can move the crowds. A beautiful hearth and soul. He had a TV show for children growing up which is called “Boys who would be Men” where he thought us to how to be a gentlemen, travel(where he traveled the world to thought us that we are all the same), learn and love other people. Our generation calls ourselves “Brother Baris’s Kids”.
🎸✨👑❤ BARIŞ MANÇO
Аллах рехмет етсин дахи ве мохтешем сенетчи 🙏🙏❤️🇹🇷🇦🇿☝️
Barış Manço bu ülkenin başına gelmiş en güzel şey ❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Barış Manço... Sen bir EFSANESİN! :)
Thanks Mr. Robk :)
Barış Manço gave a concert in Japan upon the invitation of Soka University. The person he hugged was the founder of the University.
Saygı ve özlemle anıyoruz Barış Manço 🤲❣️
He was a superstar and a legend. Look at that audience with suit jackets and formal wear. But you hit them like crazy with your rock tune. And that is greatness... R. I. P Barış Manço. You will always be remembered.
He was really big artist and also he was an intellectual. RIP Barış MANÇO...
I'm touched, my eyes are filled with super, I miss it so much, long hair, big hearted giant man
Barış Manço was simply a legend for us. He is the artist of all times, never gets old for us. His music and the culture he taught us will never be forgotten. I remember the day he died and i had cried that day. Japanese people came from Japan just for his funeral to show respect to him. There were many many people all around the world. When we were in childhood Baris Manco was the anchor of the children 's competition which is named "Adam olacak Çocuk" (means the child who'll be a man in future). We love him and love him..
Loved it, haven't seen this before. Barış Manço was unique and an outstanding artist and man, greatly missed. We'll not see the like of him again,..
BARIŞ manço ile büyüdüm. Onu çok seviyorum.
😔🤲🇹🇷
He was kind of a person that;everybody would love him instantly. Father figure for children, a beloved relative for elderly people. And such an intelligent and charismatic man he was. We all looked up to hım while groving up, i personally was only 3 or 4 years old when i started to listen to him thanks to my dad. Thank you for all off your videos about him,Sir. I literally cried (I'm 35 and i consired myself as a lucky person who had a childhood with his concerts,videos and cassette tapes) Love,peace and respect 💕🙋🏻♀️🕊
Nasıl anlatsam bilemiyorum, içim içime sığmıyor
O deli dolu, neşe dolu kişi ben değilim sanki (sanki, sanki)
Dışarısı buz gibi lapa lapa kar var, benim içim yanıyor
Eksi kırk derece soğuk suda bile yüzerim inan ki (inan ki, inan ki)
Kara sevda, kara sevda dedikleri daha ne olabilir ki?
Kara sevda, kara sevda, seni benden kim ayırabilir ki?
Çocukça bir aşk deyip de geçme, sakın gülme halime
Nasıl olduğunu anlayamadım ama seviyorum seni delicesine
Kara sevda
Hu hu hu hu hu
Nasıl anlatsam bilemiyorum, gözlerim kararıyor
Tepe taklak oldu dünya tersine sanki (sanki, sanki)
Bütün aşıklar el ele, kol kola, cıvıl cıvıl geziyor
Bense Nuh'un gemisinde tek başıma gibi inan ki (inan ki, inan ki)
Kara sevda, kara sevda dedikleri daha ne olabilir ki?
Kara sevda, kara sevda, seni benden kim ayırabilir ki?
Çocukça bir aşk deyip de geçme, sakın gülme halime
Nasıl olduğunu anlayamadım ama seviyorum seni delicesine
Kara sevda
Hu hu hu hu hu
Kara sevda, kara sevda dedikleri daha ne olabilir ki?
Kara sevda, kara sevda, seni benden kim ayırabilir ki?
Çocukça bir aşk deyip de geçme, sakın gülme halime
Nasıl olduğunu anlayamadım ama seviyorum seni delicesine
Çocukça bir aşk deyip de geçme, sakın gülme halime
Nasıl olduğunu anlayamadım ama seviyorum seni delicesine
Kara sevda
Hu hu hu hu hu
Kara sevda
Kara sevda
Hu hu hu hu hu
Thank you for your introducing this side of Türkiye to the different nations with your channel 🥰
Barıs Manco knew French, English and Japanese Language.
almanca ingilizce fransızca bulmaca çözebilecek kadar iyi biliyordu bunun haricinde 9 10 dili derdini anlatabilecek kadar biliyordu
3 dili neredeyse ana dili kadar iyi biliyordu.Bunlar İngilizce,Fransızca ve Almancaydı.Japoncayı sadece konserlerde halka hitap edebilecek derdini az bucuk anlatabilecek kadar biliyordu.
He is ADORABLE...
Thank you Robk. 👍Thanks.
Barış R.I.P😭. We Love you.
As far as i remember it was the japanese president who hugged Barış. I may be wrong. Who cares! He was kicking it as usual. Such a great musician and idol for kids. He was so proud to be a part of Turkish culture unlike many today.
Ne mutluki bana Barış Mançonun sarkilarini dinleyerek güzel günler geçirdim Turkiye de cok değerli sanatcilar yetişti ve hala yetişiyor vefat ettiğinde ülke olarak göz yaşina boğulduk
Cem Karaca da kıymetlimiz di Türkiye den selamlar Tarkan in sarkısi GEÇÇEK i dinlemenizi tavsiye ederim nacizane saygılar şarkilar evrenseldir din ,dil ,ırk ayrımı olmayan dünya insanlarin ortak değeri iyi ki sarkilar ve sanatçilar var.
BARIŞ MANÇO ❤ thanks for the react 😊👍
RIP Barış Manço you'll always be remembered ❤️❤️
This turkey Power love and peace
Thanks to the promotion of Barış Manço, millions of Japanese tourists came to Turkey every year. The Japanese thought that all Turks were polite and cultured like Barış Manço. Fortunately, we, as Turks, proved to the Japanese over the years that this is not the case.
So true..
no words.
BARIS IS A LEGEND OF ALL TIME🌄 ALLAH RAHMET EYLESIN MEKANI CENNET OLSUN❤
Teşekkürler Barış Manço yu öok seviyoruz. Sizide❤
He's spoken fluintly in 6 languages and knowing to express himself in other 10 languages. He's had to take a one month japanese class before the concert. Japan people demanded him to talk in his native language or in japanese. Not another language (like english) to be in between.
🇹🇷👉 BARİS MANCOYU COK OZLEDİK 🌹🌹🌹
Öldüğü gün, tüm gün ağladım. Büyük bir sanatçı.
Legend..
Dear i like to React Barış manco : Lady of the seventh sky. Best Wishes
Barış Manço dünyanın en iyisi 🇹🇷
Besttttt Barış Manço,thanks for reacting this performance. U are Good Man 👏
Baris Abi❤️❤️❤️❤️
♥♥♥♥
I love you Barış Manço 😍
Woowwww👍👏👏👏
Unutulmayan konser 👏👏🙏❤
Super
Our pride Barış Manço
This man by himself only created a long lived brotherhood between Turkish and Japanese people. That’s how influential he was..
Very nice
One of Barış Manço's most special songs is "Ne Ola Yar Ola". You have to do this.
me too
KING BARIŞ...
incredible
He hugs the imperior of Japan!
This Baris Manso is good.
❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖👍👍👍🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Barış Abi ❤
Barış Manço ❤️👍
thanks
One of the first people to go greenland
İşte barış manço
Siz gittiniz ve herşey kirlendi sanki.örnekmi , müzik ve insanlık
BARIŞ MANÇO Rip....
Harika adam ....
Barış Manço😭😭seni çokkkkk özledik
👍
Mükemmel
cahit berkay - al yazmalım... turkish legend
Hahah this is legit 😂
Baris Manco was World Kultur Edwards from TÜRKIYE!!!!!!
Next video reaction zaiton sameon menaruh harapan
Next react : potret i just wanna say i love u
Hi from tukiye
Robk can you react to this song that I knew recently, the band is Italian and it's called Alphataurus, the song is La Mente Vola. Thanks and greetings from Argentina
Mor ve ötesi - Deli
Mor ve Ötesi - Uyan
👍👍👍
Özkan Uğur - Olduramadım th-cam.com/video/lJXhxvJBeX0/w-d-xo.html
Süheyl & Behzat Uygur - Abdülkadir (DMC) th-cam.com/video/8qHtoOdpCPQ/w-d-xo.html
:D
İlhan İrem - Olanlar Olmuş (highly recommended)
Barış Manço - 2023 japan version
Music biuntss
Please react to Barış Manço - Sarı Çizmeli Mehmet Ağa
:)
Keşke biraz daha yaşasaydı..daha nice güzel eserler bırakırdı... Allah rahmet eylesin cennet mekanı olsun...
SERINGAI.....adrenalin merusuh....ft eko uwis.....
MFÖ - Güllerin İçinden (Official Klip) th-cam.com/video/bmO_tpl7GdM/w-d-xo.html
old laik days , daha iyisi gelecek
mfö - güllerin içinden (old clip)
Geclimimizin evsanesi unutmadık rametinbol olsun būkadam
Özlem Tekin Kargalar
Kara sevda yı black love şeklinde çevirmek sizce uygun bir çevirimidir.
Blind love yahut bad romance terimleri daha uygun, black love biraz motomot ve anlamı vermeyen bir ifade.
Arkadaki back vokali çok mu aramışlar ya
Baris var
actually the man Barış Manço hugging was prime minister of japan at the time. they became good friends after .
Üniversite rektörüdür o yanlış biliyorsun
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th-cam.com/video/RTpyeclPZuU/w-d-xo.html can you react this song barış Manço Can bedenden çıkmayınca
Eğer hristiyan olmuş olsaydı 60 li yıllarda dünya efsanesi olurdu gerçi bizim için yine öyle ama siz batı denen dünya sırf türk ve müslüman diye onu kesfetmediniz yada edemediniz ama o bizim için bir efsane ve hepte öyle kalacak
ııı... şey... bu konser japonyada oldu. Ve yurt dışında da baya ünlü.
ahahahahah is very bad