Hello, I'm a Turk. What comes to mind first when you think of Turkish people?

[adanzeye]

Please write down the first thing that comes to mind. I will not be broken? I wonder

[PrettyPriya]

What comes to mind for me is the rich culture of that country and their citizens have. It is someplace I have wanted to visit for a long time. I love history and culture tourism, so I would be in heaven visiting your country.

Lucky for me, I do get to next year after we marry. Our honeymoon will include stops in Greece and a stay in Turkey. I am very much looking forward to it. I have not met many Turkish people in my life.

I can think of two that I had brief encounters with. They were a couple that happened to be in my country on holiday. I was also on holiday at the same resort. They were very friendly and polite.

We didn't talk to them but for a few minutes while waiting for a table for dinner. All I can say is they seemed like happy, friendly people. That is about the extent of my interactions with people from your country.

That will change next summer. 🙂

[adanzeye]

It makes me happy that you think that way. After hearing so many bad reviews, I was curious about other people's opinions. I am sure they will welcome you here very well. I wish you a good holiday in advance. sorry my English is bad

[PrettyPriya]

@adanzeye Thank you for the nice reply! Your English is very good by the way. I am very much looking forward to visiting. I have not been to Turkey or Greece. It will be a wonderful holiday that cannot come soon enough! 🙂

[adanzeye]

I was wondering what country you live in? :)

[PrettyPriya]

I am from India.

[adanzeye]

we are an export company, we have a lot of Indian customers

[PrettyPriya]

How cool! I live in the north of India. My fiancé and I took a holiday this past summer to Goa. It is a very well known resort area. That is where we met (briefly) that Turkish couple I mentioned in my opinion.

[jennifer_bloom]

I think of Turkish desserts and beautiful mosques.

[adanzeye]

I recommend kebab

[jennifer_bloom]

Yes! That sounds yummy!

[Guy13]

Guys I play soccer with under lights three times a week or by University during day. And, they are so concerned about home. MAGOG questions during Ukraine... Christian verse Muslim End Times.. often as related to Ottoman. The ones I know sense it as well as concern if the 2 to 1 USD ratio is going to change and if that influx of Income will be a Soviet/China fusion or USA.

General consensus is, :they rather stick with the devil they know (USA) than the other possible demons. Big hearted people

[adanzeye]

I couldn't understand you because I don't know English. Could you explain more clearly?

[Guy13]

Can you let someone read it who can readEnglish. There is no way to break it down and it mean anything.

[adanzeye]

I don't know anyone like this :)

[Guy13]

Turk Friends in USA: soccer, concerned about home finance and government leadership, big heart people.

[adanzeye]

thats right. it's impossible not to worry

[Guy13]

I get that sense. How are you doing in the midst of it?

[adanzeye]

I am a person who is happy under all circumstances. Of course I have concerns, but these concerns are not at the center of my life.

[Guy13]

I bet you are a joy to be around. :-)

[adanzeye]

I still can't understand you :(

[Userben]

crazy people who stubbornly do the impossible

[adanzeye]

hahahaha this is really true

[Userben]

I have Turkish friends and they are very stubborn people I know a few words of Turkish

[adanzeye]

it's like a bad trait but it's very normal for us

[Userben]

I'm used to

[MrCage]

The Turkish flag, ice-cream, sweets, taking care of animals on the street, the Ottomans, Istanbul are all things I think about when you say Turk.

[adanzeye]

It's nice to be remembered like this

[MrCage]

Yeah it is

[D_Bone_Steak]

Being too friendly with a goat, with a suicide bomb on, because life sucks without bacon and alcohol.

Hello snack bar ahlulululululululu!

[ballweevil]

Very kind and humble people, and very interesting and beautiful people too

[adanzeye]

Your comment made me very happy.

[ballweevil]

Dont worry , honestly my country has very good relationship with turkey so , lots of my friends went there and they enjoyed it so much and i talked online with lot of turks and they were always so amazing to talk to

[adanzeye]

I was wondering what country are you in? yes, in my country, they especially love and show interest in tourists.

[ballweevil]

Can you guess the country, im in Europe

[adanzeye]

I honestly have no idea? or germany :)

[ballweevil]

No , we are much smaller country, and we are south of Germany

[adanzeye]

I'm very curious please tell me :) is it Austria?

[ballweevil]

No, it is small country by the name of Bosnia and Herzegovina

[adanzeye]

yes, it's a place I'm very curious about.

[ballweevil]

Weird that you even know about my country

[adanzeye]

I live in Istanbul, Turkey. In the neighborhood where I live, there is a neighborhood called the Boşnak neighborhood. They lived in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the time and returned to Turkey.

[ballweevil]

I hope they are good neighbors, and they are nice to you

[adanzeye]

yes very nice people 😊

[ballweevil]

Nice to hear, i hope they continue to be nice

[adanzeye]

I hope so

[ballweevil]

🤎🤎🤎

[TheFlak38]

Just your daily savage turk asking turkey questions out of insecurity since they have a criminal record instead of a history.

[adanzeye]

Please can you speak more clearly. because my English is bad

[BJP21]

The final destination for the Orient Express, Ottoman Empire, Castles, crazy parties.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Turkey (the bird) is what comes to mind first, but thats because I'm not familiar with the civil history or culture of most countries.

[Anonymous]

really beautiful women

[adanzeye]

thank you

[Opinion Owner]

muahh

[Hardworkingguy]

I don't know... I've never spoken to one.

[jimmy2]

Trying to break my up the Ottoman empire

[JosyJosy]

You.