Gagauzia is an autonomous region in Moldova. It is situated in the southern part of the country and is home to the Gagauz people, who have their own distinct language and culture. Gagauzia has its own government, with its capital in Comrat, and has a special status within Moldova. The region is known for its beautiful rural landscapes, rich traditions, and vibrant folk culture. Gagauzia is an exciting and unique part of Moldova, with a rich history and a strong sense of identity. Let's deep dive together into this stateless nation. Have you ever heard of Gagauzia?
"who have their own distinct language and culture" No. Their language is on the verge of extinction. 95% of them speak Russian, having been Russified during the Soviet Union. They want to return to the USSR ( Rusia), unlike Moldovans who want integration into the EU.
You should visit Novi pazar it’s also located in an autonomous region called Sandzak and it’s inside of Serbia. It has beautiful mountains ottoman architecture that survived the Yugoslavian war. And for me the best food in Europe
My first time hear of Gagauzia, interesting video, people speak turkish , i can see a lot of Turkish influenced in this place. Overall Moldova has good street , green also clean . Quite worth it for visit and nice atmosphere. One things that i concerned , is it safe country to visit ?
This is interesting for me I'm a British Turk from Trakya (Thrace) was born in Istanbul. Culturally we may have a lot in common with these Gagauz Turkish people. Most of our roots were from Europe. Although I don't follow a religion most of our families are secular it's interesting and cool these people are Christians. I'm also quite interested in Tengrism the original Turkic nature religion. I believe it is rising in places like Azerbaijan and some youth in Turkiye. Look forward to your next video.
Hi Davud, I am American and currently visiting Romania because my wife is Romanian. Yes, we have noticed that many places don't have shower curtains in place:) l have been enjoying your videos! God bless you 🙏!
Turkish, Gagauz and Azerbaijani are over 90% mutually intelligible, which is great that you noticed. The difference between them is about the same as the dialects of Dutch.
Gagauz has very high intelligibility with Turkish, so high that it may be a dialect of Turkish. SIL says that not only Gagauz but also Balkan Gagauz Turkish are separate languages, but I wonder what criteria they are using to split them. The Gagauz are Christians living in Moldavia who strangely enough speak a Turkish language with many Christian Slavic loanwords.
It is a pleasure to follow you friend You are such a calm traveler And very pleasant with anyone you interact Subscribed when you went to Romania my natal country. Which I love very much We live in the USA for 40 years .. but Romania never left my heart Too bad you did not go to Oradea .. another beautiful city Wishing you safe travel anywhere you go May the Lord guide your steps and may the Lord bless you ❤
8:00 - i'm pretty sure "brînză" or "brinza" means cheese, I don't understand how porc got into this discussion. It's a cheese similar to Feta but more light
Hi Davud, I was able to get to parts of the world lesser known to many because of your videos. I have been watching your videos long before i decided to subscribe. So ashamed that you've travelled in parts of our country, the Philippines, even I as local have not gone to. Thank you for being always respectful and generous to all locals in whatever country you choose to travel.
Beautiful women over there (the one at the store, the blonde next to your seat, and the rest of that bus). Very organized bus station, with many shops, you have everything you need there. I don't know if in Romania you can find such an organization in a maxi taxi station. The accommodation is also beautiful, but a bit expensive and with some inconveniences from what I saw.
You are truly blessed person thanks so very much for sharing with us all the good and great service you do for others I have been watching most days you videos which I do love have a great day ❤
Bro it is just advise: when u uploading shorts video (from ur phone) choose video section before uploading not the shorts. Coz they upload same thing, but when u upload through video ur short’s quality will be better
I keep watching your videos, but you never send me a ❤️ don't you like my comments? You seem a very calm and polite person Mr. Davud, I like that you are very kind especially with women 😜😜 I always see you alone on your travels, do you have no friends or is this how you usually prefer to travel?
In Romania there are community of Turks where you less expect. Oradea usedto be a Turkish army fortress and many villages around Oradea have people of Turkish ancestery you don't even know of. The family names are Turkish but were Hungarianised and then Romanianised. If they do a genetic test they will see they have a few percentages coming from Anatolya, Antalya, Izmir or even Iran. Oradea is a Turkish word and means There or Acolo. A Turkish family name found in Bihor is Băican made into Baikan by the Hungarians. Baykan is a Turkish area, Turkish village and Turkish name. Bihor is read Bihar by the Hungarians. There is a region in India and in Macedonia called Bihar. It could be that Beni Israel tribes migrated from Bihar to Macedonia and to present day Bihor. As part of the genetic testing of the people in Bihor villages refer also to these regions of Pakistan and India where Beni Israel are settled. It is said that the Dacians were the tribe of Dan. Moesia was named after Moses. Macedonia were also the tribe of Dan. All the rivers in Europe with Da, Du, Do, Dy in the names or Moes, Maas etc refer to Dan and Moses. The Dutch are also Dacians. The Danish are Dan tribe as well. Scandinavia was also the province of Dacia once, and it is considered the place where Dacians fled the Romans. See the book The Serpant's Trail. We have no clue of our history. "there adverb /ðeə, ðə/ (at, in, or to) that place In Turkish: oraya, orası, orada Orad(e)a and Oras(i) (Orash= Romanian word for city) mean THERE in Turkish They made a mix of Oraya and Orada and it became Oradya.
@@farmingwithnature Și atunci de ce au uitat limba lor maternă , vorbesc doar Rusa ?.Cum se descurcă Turci cu limba Rusă , este predată în școli ......🤣🤣🤣🤣
Turkic youth do not like Lenin, it's just that many who were born during the USSR were intoxicated with communist propaganda since childhood. Thank God, in Azerbaijan all the Lenin statues were torn down back in the 90s.
In Moldova, they upgraded him to the best room. In “Gagauzia”, who is pretty much like isntreal in the middle of our countries. Russian supporters =Russian service. 🙄 What do you expect 🤷🏻♀️
Gagauz language is just Turkish spoken in Razgrad(Deliorman) in Bulgaria. Gagauz people are like mix of Turks and Bulgars both genetically, linguistically and culturally.
Fun Fact: When the Presidents of Turkey, Gagauzia, Azerbaijan and Iran come together, there is no need for an interpreter because they all speak mutually comprehensible languages :)
Trimite un Turc acolo să vezi dacă se descucă cu limba vorbită acolo ...Găgăuzi toți vorbesc Rusa , au uitat limba lor maternă ...Stalin ia Rusificat bine de tot ....🤣🤣🤣
În România există etnici Turci ce încă vorbesc limba lor , a fost unu-l din ei în Găgăuzia și a rămas uimit că Găgăuzi și-au uitat limba lor maternă .....Toți știu Rusa doar ... se încăpățânează să vorbească altă limbă ....A făcut treabă bună Stalin cu Rusificarea acolo ....😁
7:59 With "Brânza" means Cheese (cottage) but not pork. Lady is confused and is confusing you as well, she doesn't even know the language of the country she's born and living....
She knows romanian. The language of the country is living in. Actually it is impolite to speak russian in a country where the official language is not russian. Tourists like Davud does not know this but the locals russians minority should start learn Romanian. They came in Moldova with Stalin they impose their language without the respect for the locals but now it is finally the time to have some respect. Otherwise they can go back from where they come.
The Gagauzes didn't migrated there, they just were colonised roughly 200 years ago by Russians who gave them the lands previously inhabited by the Romanians and especially by the Noghay Tatars which, after they were expelled off their lands, most of them found refuge in present-day Romania Dobrudja.
Why don't you tell the truth to the world about the Ggaus? They were driven out of Turkey and their homelands by the barbaric Islamic rulers. These are the people who resisted conversions.
Gagauzians are not turks, do not lie the auditory, they are ethnic bulgarians, that is the truth. During the turkish slavery in Bulgaria they were forced to give up their native bulgarian language, now they speak turkic, not turkish language.
He is from Azerbaijan, predominantly Muslims. But if I'm not mistaken in one of his videos he ate porks, so I think he isn't Muslim, or practicing Muslim
@@jamesboth3785 pork doesn't make you evil, but I just like to hear more about his view point on faith Islam etc... It's your actions that make you good or evil , not the food we eat, though pork is probably least tasty food from all meats.
@@irfanaslamkhan1897 dude, I know it's haram in your religion. But as a Christian and an Asian, Pork to us is the best meat. We eat pork at every festival. It's deeply rooted in our culture. Muslims say it's dirty and you will die soon etc. But my grandparents have been eating and they lived to be 100+ years😅
Free Gagauziya and Gagauziyans from Sandu's/PAS oppression! Free our bashkan Evgeniya Gutsul, and Ilan Shor and all of Pobeda Bloc from Sandu's/PAS intimidation practices! Gagauziya will never join EU!
I am from Romania, one of my grandfathers is a turk from Constanta, Dobrogea. It is interesting to see how russified this small turkish community is. In Romania we don’t have this ethnic issue, turks and romanians live together very well. It’s a little sad to see these type of statements of how you don’t wish to join the EU. It’s like saying “i want to be poor”. I’m so sorry for Moldova that it is still searching it’s balance between the dead Soviet Union and the present day. Baltic countries might be a good example for you people to try and develop economically and functional - segregation is the death of communities. The baltic states are also countries with quite large russian minorities
Look at what joining EU has brought you in Romania, how many years has it been, and still the majority lives far below the poverty line, still there's no decent plumbing outside the city, and still the majority has to go to a "toilet" in the backyard. We want to live in freedom as we always have within Moldova before the corrupt regime, not want to live like slaves of the Brussels regime, begging for funds and handouts like they do in Romania and f.e. Hungary. All of Western Europe sees you as second or third class EU citizens, which they never even wanted in their union in the first place, especially Romanians. We love Moldova, but we will never accept being part of this rotten body called EU, this has nothing to do with being "Russified". Actually Russia and Turkey are the only countries us Gagauziyans can count and rely on. The only thing EU does is pumping Moldova full of weapons, which shows the exact and ONLY reason why they would want Moldova to become an EU member. And who said anything about Russian minorities, and ethnic issues, what are you on about? We don't have ethnic issues here. It's a little sad that you think it's some sort of privilege or great achievement to be allowed into the EU, this shows your slave mindset. Like the EU will take care of poverty or something, it doesn't. We see this in virtually every eastern European country that is in EU. Take a look at Poland, the Baltic chihuahuas, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania etc., with Poland being in EU for 20 years, still they flock to The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium by the thousands each year, to try and make a decent living (which they clearly can't in Poland).
@@MihneaIvasculook at what becoming an EU member has done for Romania, after all these years the vast majority of the country still lives far below the poverty line, there's no decent plumbing outside the cities, and still the vast majority has to take a dump in a wooden shack in the backyard. We can have all that without having to be a slave to the Brussels regime, and begging for funds and a handout. The only thing EU does is making military investments and pumping Moldova full of weaponry, which clearly shows the only reason why they "need" us, and would allow us to join their little club. And it's a little sad to see you think it's some sort of privilege to be allowed into the EU, it just perfectly shows the slave mindset. An who said anything about Russians or Russian minorities? What does being Russified have anything to do with our wish to be independent? Where does the whole Russia part in your comment even come from?
@@TrackANaziMerc because Moldova, as the baltics have 30% of the population of russian origin, this is what i was talking about. And ok, Romania is not Germany but what you describe is 1990 Romania. This was the result of 50 years of opresive stalinism. The standard of living is incomparable in a better way today. And Romania has also a lot of minorities that live together and respect the majority. This is what i was referring to. And talking about what is bad in the western culture, we have the liberty of choosing through our own will what to follow or not. Sorry to say this, but what you describe as the slave mentality was mostly in the Soviet time due to the russian occupation through comunism. And if myself, as an ethnic in Romania, i consider myself a proud citizen of this country i think it’s a successful model of how Romania treats it’s minorities. I hope this will happen to Moldova as well. If you don’t believe me, just visit Iasi, or Constanta if it is closer to you and compare it Balti, Tiraspol or Comrat…and this is not to be arrogant, but to have a comparison. Visiting other countries we realize what we can improve in our own.
Yes it was what you were talking about, but still it has nothing to do with my comment. And no I'm not describing 1990 Romania, I'm describing today's Romania. I know Romania, everything Furthermore the whole story about minorities and living together, I don't get that either. It does not apply to Moldova, Gagauziya or even Pridnestrovie, we have all been living in peace and friendship together. Again, it is the Romanian citizen Sandu and her PAS that is trying its best to create tensions, to Romanize us, creating a Romania Minor. They even took the Moldavian language from the people, all of a sudden we now speak "Romanian"!?
Yes because Turks took a lot of words from Arabs and many more, it’s shows that the history of Turks and Arabs History were united under one banner:Islam for the sake Of Allah they were united alongside other races with no superiority of one another. Europeans and their agents divided and conquered the Muslim ummah, through nationalism, but we won’t be divided for long.
Gagauzia is an autonomous region in Moldova. It is situated in the southern part of the country and is home to the Gagauz people, who have their own distinct language and culture. Gagauzia has its own government, with its capital in Comrat, and has a special status within Moldova. The region is known for its beautiful rural landscapes, rich traditions, and vibrant folk culture. Gagauzia is an exciting and unique part of Moldova, with a rich history and a strong sense of identity.
Let's deep dive together into this stateless nation.
Have you ever heard of Gagauzia?
"who have their own distinct language and culture" No. Their language is on the verge of extinction. 95% of them speak Russian, having been Russified during the Soviet Union. They want to return to the USSR ( Rusia), unlike Moldovans who want integration into the EU.
Of course. I watched many Gagauz videos, especially because I could understand their language.
Leaving a tip in a store is not okay. Maybe in a restaurant it's fine. People may feel offended
You should visit Novi pazar it’s also located in an autonomous region called Sandzak and it’s inside of Serbia. It has beautiful mountains ottoman architecture that survived the Yugoslavian war. And for me the best food in Europe
My first time hear of Gagauzia, interesting video, people speak turkish , i can see a lot of Turkish influenced in this place. Overall Moldova has good street , green also clean . Quite worth it for visit and nice atmosphere. One things that i concerned , is it safe country to visit ?
This is interesting for me I'm a British Turk from Trakya (Thrace) was born in Istanbul. Culturally we may have a lot in common with these Gagauz Turkish people. Most of our roots were from Europe. Although I don't follow a religion most of our families are secular it's interesting and cool these people are Christians. I'm also quite interested in Tengrism the original Turkic nature religion. I believe it is rising in places like Azerbaijan and some youth in Turkiye. Look forward to your next video.
Hi Davud,
I am American and currently visiting Romania because my wife is Romanian. Yes, we have noticed that many places don't have shower curtains in place:) l have been enjoying your videos! God bless you 🙏!
Islam over any Pagan religion Elhamdulilah.
You are an islamized slav dude ..... Not a turk
@@dova238no
If you are curious about Tengrist Turkics they exist in Yakutia❤
So christian turks exist! great video brother. greetings from Cyprrus - Greek Part.
Just accept islam and reconcile with God
@@Geomahamed 🤣🤡
@@Geomahamedno comments…
I love your videos! They’re always so calm and you’ve shown me so many places I would otherwise never know about
Thank you for helping me rediscover my country of origin through your eyes. :-) you did a great job with România and all. Congrats!
Turkish, Gagauz and Azerbaijani are over 90% mutually intelligible, which is great that you noticed. The difference between them is about the same as the dialects of Dutch.
Gagauz has very high intelligibility with Turkish, so high that it may be a dialect of Turkish. SIL says that not only Gagauz but also Balkan Gagauz Turkish are separate languages, but I wonder what criteria they are using to split them. The Gagauz are Christians living in Moldavia who strangely enough speak a Turkish language with many Christian Slavic loanwords.
David your such a calm and your videos are very educational
Good Sunday morning to you Davud , it's 6.26am and I'm happy to see your video now. I've been waiting for it. Thank you bro.✌️
First viewer from SriLanka 😊😊, please come again to SriLanka ❤
Just accept islam and reconcile with God
You are so pleasant, Davud. Another great vlog ❤❤❤
Nice bus driver, very helpful, enjoy your visit to this autonomous region, all the very best wishes from Sri Lanka ❤️🇱🇰🇱🇰
It is a pleasure to follow you friend
You are such a calm traveler
And very pleasant with anyone you interact
Subscribed when you went to Romania my natal country. Which I love very much
We live in the USA for 40 years ..
but Romania never left my heart
Too bad you did not go to Oradea .. another beautiful city
Wishing you safe travel anywhere you go
May the Lord guide your steps and may the Lord bless you ❤
I will be visiting Turkey soon for a hair transplant...Nice one my brother...happy and safe adventures. Spread the knowledge and positive vibes...
8:00 - i'm pretty sure "brînză" or "brinza" means cheese, I don't understand how porc got into this discussion. It's a cheese similar to Feta but more light
Video are super clear you make your views happy
I am Romanian but i never visited that part of the world.
I hope you enjoyed your visit over there....
Hi Davud, I was able to get to parts of the world lesser known to many because of your videos. I have been watching your videos long before i decided to subscribe. So ashamed that you've travelled in parts of our country, the Philippines, even I as local have not gone to. Thank you for being always respectful and generous to all locals in whatever country you choose to travel.
Beautiful women over there (the one at the store, the blonde next to your seat, and the rest of that bus). Very organized bus station, with many shops, you have everything you need there. I don't know if in Romania you can find such an organization in a maxi taxi station.
The accommodation is also beautiful, but a bit expensive and with some inconveniences from what I saw.
Many are looking extremely slavicised
You are truly blessed person thanks so very much for sharing with us all the good and great service you do for others I have been watching most days you videos which I do love have a great day ❤
You live a charmed life, as you visit people and share your kindness. Thank you.
Bro it is just advise: when u uploading shorts video (from ur phone) choose video section before uploading not the shorts. Coz they upload same thing, but when u upload through video ur short’s quality will be better
Beautiful country🧡
Enjoy your staying!
Thanks!
ALL THE BEST FROM ROMANIA! ❤
I am addicted to your videos since your first arrival in Afghanistan 🇦🇫 hopefully to see you go back there soon
I keep watching your videos, but you never send me a ❤️ don't you like my comments? You seem a very calm and polite person Mr. Davud, I like that you are very kind especially with women 😜😜 I always see you alone on your travels, do you have no friends or is this how you usually prefer to travel?
Nice video . Good bus journey experience my friend
amazing video
Watch all your videos since the past 1.5 year!
Wanted to know when will you go to the other disputed territory Transnistria?
Instead of saying salty foods, a different way of saying it is "savory" which means salty or spicy.
In Romania there are community of Turks where you less expect.
Oradea usedto be a Turkish army fortress and many villages around Oradea have people of Turkish ancestery you don't even know of.
The family names are Turkish but were Hungarianised and then Romanianised.
If they do a genetic test they will see they have a few percentages coming from Anatolya, Antalya, Izmir or even Iran.
Oradea is a Turkish word and means There or Acolo.
A Turkish family name found in Bihor is Băican made into Baikan by the Hungarians.
Baykan is a Turkish area, Turkish village and Turkish name.
Bihor is read Bihar by the Hungarians. There is a region in India and in Macedonia called Bihar. It could be that Beni Israel tribes migrated from Bihar to Macedonia and to present day Bihor.
As part of the genetic testing of the people in Bihor villages refer also to these regions of Pakistan and India where Beni Israel are settled.
It is said that the Dacians were the tribe of Dan.
Moesia was named after Moses. Macedonia were also the tribe of Dan.
All the rivers in Europe with Da, Du, Do, Dy in the names or Moes, Maas etc refer to Dan and Moses.
The Dutch are also Dacians. The Danish are Dan tribe as well.
Scandinavia was also the province of Dacia once, and it is considered the place where Dacians fled the Romans.
See the book The Serpant's Trail.
We have no clue of our history.
"there
adverb
/ðeə, ðə/
(at, in, or to) that place
In Turkish:
oraya, orası, orada
Orad(e)a and Oras(i) (Orash= Romanian word for city) mean THERE in Turkish
They made a mix of Oraya and Orada and it became Oradya.
Interestingly, Lenin is loved by the other Turkic peoples too because of his contributions to the Turkic world.
Smart ppl...they don't cancel the history!
@@farmingwithnature Și atunci de ce au uitat limba lor maternă , vorbesc doar Rusa ?.Cum se descurcă Turci cu limba Rusă , este predată în școli ......🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@raduvalentinrosca3996 se vorbește și limba turcă
Turkic youth do not like Lenin, it's just that many who were born during the USSR were intoxicated with communist propaganda since childhood. Thank God, in Azerbaijan all the Lenin statues were torn down back in the 90s.
Stalin is hated unlike Lenin.
Davud really enjoyed on local van in your country very cooperative people I have ever met and today in your video I remember my journey lovely Davud
Hello very nice woman you
In every video you keep comments which I noticed since 6/7 months
@@shazsyed4072 not lovely davud you. Okey
You are very much welcome in Philippines. We long to see u back . Brother
That is a nice room
Like your videos a lot davud 👍👍👍👍👍👍
The prices there are so cheap! Everything is high priced here in the USA. Seems like a good place to live.
Just want you to know that I do like what you bring to my screen.❤
The Room was pretty shabby especially the restroom.
You should have asked them to change it.
In Moldova, they upgraded him to the best room. In “Gagauzia”, who is pretty much like isntreal in the middle of our countries. Russian supporters =Russian service. 🙄
What do you expect 🤷🏻♀️
Also it looks like someone threw up on that wall
@@chriso3612 maybe hangover from vodka.
Wow interesting. .....
Nice journey. Best wishes from srilanka
People seem rude… the only time the shopkeeper responded was when you gave tip… maybe that’s the reason no tourists are coming
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I suggest your next destination should be kalmikiya
Love you Davud from Kolkata your crazy Fan Iftiqar 💔💔💔💔💔🇮🇳
❤❤❤ from 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 sri lanka .....
Blessings to you David when will you bring back your Top Knot Hair Style
I asked my friends and students here to subscribe your you tube, ig, fb
Be safe always
God bless
From Philippines
Sometimes I take lunch here.. it’s great restaurants near congaz…
Gagauz language is just Turkish spoken in Razgrad(Deliorman) in Bulgaria. Gagauz people are like mix of Turks and Bulgars both genetically, linguistically and culturally.
ماشاءالله ماشاءالله
Morning. Thank you once again for your wonderful video. Wishing you all the best in your travels. ❤
Davud sir make. Some long videos 👍
No way i wasnt expecting you to visit my country😭
Fun Fact: When the Presidents of Turkey, Gagauzia, Azerbaijan and Iran come together, there is no need for an interpreter because they all speak mutually comprehensible languages :)
fun fact they all spoke russian
Well Turkish may use some Persian words but that won't make them mutually intelligibile
Trimite un Turc acolo să vezi dacă se descucă cu limba vorbită acolo ...Găgăuzi toți vorbesc Rusa , au uitat limba lor maternă ...Stalin ia Rusificat bine de tot ....🤣🤣🤣
În România există etnici Turci ce încă vorbesc limba lor , a fost unu-l din ei în Găgăuzia și a rămas uimit că Găgăuzi și-au uitat limba lor maternă .....Toți știu Rusa doar ... se încăpățânează să vorbească altă limbă ....A făcut treabă bună Stalin cu Rusificarea acolo ....😁
@@MrAdrian1219Our current President is Azeri and fluent in Azerbaijani Turkic I think they meant that
I love you r videos sir Lanka
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Very good information dear, Dr Khan Karachi Pakistan.
تحياتي🎉
7:59 With "Brânza" means Cheese (cottage) but not pork. Lady is confused and is confusing you as well, she doesn't even know the language of the country she's born and living....
She knows romanian. The language of the country is living in. Actually it is impolite to speak russian in a country where the official language is not russian. Tourists like Davud does not know this but the locals russians minority should start learn Romanian. They came in Moldova with Stalin they impose their language without the respect for the locals but now it is finally the time to have some respect. Otherwise they can go back from where they come.
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Maraza lslam from assam❤❤❤❤❤
Hi bro I am from Assam
Bravo Davut, kim geçer seni hocam
Hello from GALATI ROMÂNIA.🖐️🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🖐️
When you want to attract someone's attention, say "scuze"
The Gagauzes didn't migrated there, they just were colonised roughly 200 years ago by Russians who gave them the lands previously inhabited by the Romanians and especially by the Noghay Tatars which, after they were expelled off their lands, most of them found refuge in present-day Romania Dobrudja.
تحياتي
11:38 The officer lady says dont film me :)
Fun fact.
In Romanian language there is an old "say" ...naming someone "gågåutå" meaning being dumb.
Quit cool locar bus traveling.
Gagauz people are Oghuz Turks who speaks Russian and follows Jesus Christ.
Hello
Branza is CHEESE not pork.
Pork is porc
they must behave
Why don't you tell the truth to the world about the Ggaus? They were driven out of Turkey and their homelands by the barbaric Islamic rulers. These are the people who resisted conversions.
As if Christianity wasn’t a force conversion either 😂
Shaame bro u are earning toomuch but why getting fot480
Gagauzians are not turks, do not lie the auditory, they are ethnic bulgarians, that is the truth. During the turkish slavery in Bulgaria they were forced to give up their native bulgarian language, now they speak turkic, not turkish language.
their language is like Turkish with slight changes and their appearance is more turkish. they don't look like azis at all
They Are joos Like ukrainians
You are searching for Christians but you haven't showed us your faith.
He is from Azerbaijan, predominantly Muslims. But if I'm not mistaken in one of his videos he ate porks, so I think he isn't Muslim, or practicing Muslim
@@jamesboth3785 pork doesn't make you evil, but I just like to hear more about his view point on faith Islam etc...
It's your actions that make you good or evil , not the food we eat, though pork is probably least tasty food from all meats.
@@irfanaslamkhan1897 dude, I know it's haram in your religion. But as a Christian and an Asian, Pork to us is the best meat. We eat pork at every festival. It's deeply rooted in our culture. Muslims say it's dirty and you will die soon etc. But my grandparents have been eating and they lived to be 100+ years😅
@@jamesboth3785 no my religion isn't harm it's haram in religion made by man.
@@jamesboth3785 I said it's my least favorite meat.
Free Gagauziya and Gagauziyans from Sandu's/PAS oppression!
Free our bashkan Evgeniya Gutsul, and Ilan Shor and all of Pobeda Bloc from Sandu's/PAS intimidation practices!
Gagauziya will never join EU!
I am from Romania, one of my grandfathers is a turk from Constanta, Dobrogea. It is interesting to see how russified this small turkish community is. In Romania we don’t have this ethnic issue, turks and romanians live together very well. It’s a little sad to see these type of statements of how you don’t wish to join the EU. It’s like saying “i want to be poor”. I’m so sorry for Moldova that it is still searching it’s balance between the dead Soviet Union and the present day. Baltic countries might be a good example for you people to try and develop economically and functional - segregation is the death of communities. The baltic states are also countries with quite large russian minorities
Look at what joining EU has brought you in Romania, how many years has it been, and still the majority lives far below the poverty line, still there's no decent plumbing outside the city, and still the majority has to go to a "toilet" in the backyard.
We want to live in freedom as we always have within Moldova before the corrupt regime, not want to live like slaves of the Brussels regime, begging for funds and handouts like they do in Romania and f.e. Hungary.
All of Western Europe sees you as second or third class EU citizens, which they never even wanted in their union in the first place, especially Romanians.
We love Moldova, but we will never accept being part of this rotten body called EU, this has nothing to do with being "Russified".
Actually Russia and Turkey are the only countries us Gagauziyans can count and rely on.
The only thing EU does is pumping Moldova full of weapons, which shows the exact and ONLY reason why they would want Moldova to become an EU member.
And who said anything about Russian minorities, and ethnic issues, what are you on about?
We don't have ethnic issues here.
It's a little sad that you think it's some sort of privilege or great achievement to be allowed into the EU, this shows your slave mindset.
Like the EU will take care of poverty or something, it doesn't.
We see this in virtually every eastern European country that is in EU.
Take a look at Poland, the Baltic chihuahuas, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania etc., with Poland being in EU for 20 years, still they flock to The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium by the thousands each year, to try and make a decent living (which they clearly can't in Poland).
@@MihneaIvasculook at what becoming an EU member has done for Romania, after all these years the vast majority of the country still lives far below the poverty line, there's no decent plumbing outside the cities, and still the vast majority has to take a dump in a wooden shack in the backyard.
We can have all that without having to be a slave to the Brussels regime, and begging for funds and a handout.
The only thing EU does is making military investments and pumping Moldova full of weaponry, which clearly shows the only reason why they "need" us, and would allow us to join their little club.
And it's a little sad to see you think it's some sort of privilege to be allowed into the EU, it just perfectly shows the slave mindset.
An who said anything about Russians or Russian minorities?
What does being Russified have anything to do with our wish to be independent?
Where does the whole Russia part in your comment even come from?
@@TrackANaziMerc because Moldova, as the baltics have 30% of the population of russian origin, this is what i was talking about. And ok, Romania is not Germany but what you describe is 1990 Romania. This was the result of 50 years of opresive stalinism. The standard of living is incomparable in a better way today. And Romania has also a lot of minorities that live together and respect the majority. This is what i was referring to. And talking about what is bad in the western culture, we have the liberty of choosing through our own will what to follow or not. Sorry to say this, but what you describe as the slave mentality was mostly in the Soviet time due to the russian occupation through comunism. And if myself, as an ethnic in Romania, i consider myself a proud citizen of this country i think it’s a successful model of how Romania treats it’s minorities. I hope this will happen to Moldova as well. If you don’t believe me, just visit Iasi, or Constanta if it is closer to you and compare it Balti, Tiraspol or Comrat…and this is not to be arrogant, but to have a comparison. Visiting other countries we realize what we can improve in our own.
Yes it was what you were talking about, but still it has nothing to do with my comment.
And no I'm not describing 1990 Romania, I'm describing today's Romania.
I know Romania, everything
Furthermore the whole story about minorities and living together, I don't get that either.
It does not apply to Moldova, Gagauziya or even Pridnestrovie, we have all been living in peace and friendship together.
Again, it is the Romanian citizen Sandu and her PAS that is trying its best to create tensions, to Romanize us, creating a Romania Minor.
They even took the Moldavian language from the people, all of a sudden we now speak "Romanian"!?
Turks weee barbsrian, not Islamic.
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Hey Davud.
Sufra.
Is also in Arabic same meaning. WOW!
Interesting.
Yes because Turks took a lot of words from Arabs and many more, it’s shows that the history of Turks and Arabs History were united under one banner:Islam for the sake Of Allah they were united alongside other races with no superiority of one another. Europeans and their agents divided and conquered the Muslim ummah, through nationalism, but we won’t be divided for long.
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