TARIK And Hasanabi Speaking TURKISH With [ Subtitles]
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Tarik's turkish is like a person who came to turkey to live for 2 years and just learning turkish while hasan's is basicaly the most turkish turkish ever.
Hasans is a very western modern cookie cutter/standard type turkish
lmao I did this, after 5th grade In the Usa I moved to Turkiye and came back in the beginning of 8th grade. I went to public school there and would like to think that my Turkish is a lot better than tarik’s hahaha. It just sounds like he learned as he grew up.
woah i did almost the exact same thing as you, i went to turkey during 5th grade then returned to the us after completing 9th!
snackbar kaboom
hasan Dsucker XDDDADADADADD
tarık speaks like an almancı (turkish ppl who grew up in germany) lmaoo
çok tatlı konuşuyo öz abim
cause its the same thing. lmao
German turks have far better turkish, tarik can’t even form a sentence
Turkish Germans? They must have their own dialect
@@Sznonline38 Agree
Would love to just listen to them speak Turkish because it’s such a cool language
no its not lmaooo
@@TheRobochicken5494 200+ people disagree with you
@@ohwow3669 200+ idiots agreeing on one thing doesnt make them right lmaooo
@@TheRobochicken5494 it’s not about being right it’s just 200+ people agree with me that Turkish is a cool language, it’s not that deep bro
@@ohwow3669 dude chill, its just something rather subjective so one might find it cool whereas the other might find it gross.
im more impressed by the fact that Hassan doesn't have a hint of accent when he speaks English and he gets his points across like a native speaker would. I know that he probably spoke English when he was growing up in Turkey but there's a level of language proficiency you're only likely to get at when you start speaking the language really young and around other native speakers.
Hasan had Turkish parents and studied in Turkish schools before college, so it's not surprising. The actual achievement is to maintain it, Dr. Oz is also Turkish but he speaks like Tarik's Turkish nowadays because he doesn't use the language often.
Not only that, Hasan can emulate many regional accents of English!
The reason why hasan doesn’t have an accent is because of his mom, his mom is Turkish American, she was born in turkey but came to the United States when she was very young if you hear hasan mom speak, she sounds American and has no accent. She ended up having hasan born here in america than moved back to turkey, it’s safe to assume that hasan mom spoke to him in English while he was growing up in turkey.
Hasan uncle, Cenk Uygur (hasan mom’s brother) is the same story, born in turkey, came to America very young.
@@gabeblack8572 ahhh i actually didnt know that
@@whatthe3711 yup, here’s a video of hasan mom speaking ua-cam.com/video/DSyraFYYu9M/v-deo.htmlsi=59OHfw2jJS1N-hT8
Tarik is doing exactly what Puerto Ricans do with Spanish. They just chop up words and phrases and hope you get what they mean lol
couldn't have put it better
true even the stucture pr use is in english its confusing but honestly my favorite spanish accent
ke tu ta frontiando guelebhichow
any country from latin america does that jaha
he didn't do anything unusual. turkish words are often so long & complicated/ repepatetiv with same vocals thaz there are official versions of words and "folkmouth"versions of em
tarik's turkish is so cute I can listen to him for hours
dur
@@cruzlllllstroke
Wow nice comment
Son gei
Tarik sounds like an Italian mafioso when he speaks Turkish
mashallah bro
nah mate i'm italian and i can tell i understood more what he said in turkish than what mafiosi say when they speak xD
Because Turkish sounds like a mixture of Italian and Japanese
@@Lampey22 it always sounded like Arabic to me without the harsher throaty sounds
i always thought it sounded like a mix between russian and like german
Best way to explain this would be, Tariks turkish is a mix of a Aegean village accent and a foreign persons grammar, he doesn't properly conjugate the verbs and uses a short and round pronunciation. Hasan's turkish is how well educated native Istanbul people talk, it is properly articulated, no particular accent and no grammatical mistakes.
thank you for explaining this, i wish to learn the language and this helps
Hasan does have an accent tho. He can't pronounce the turkish 'r'. You have to roll the r's in turkish but he pronounces them like english r's. Which btw sounds kinda gay when used in turkish
interesting, this is quite common alot of people raised abroad their entire life, their grammar is messed up, and they use alot of street language since they didnt receive formal education based around the language
hasan actually has an american accent in turkish 😭😭😭😭 very similar to how i speak in turkish when i spend too much time speaking english around my boyfriend who is pakistani lol
Just like me frfr 🥹
As someone who spent over 2 years in the US as a child, and lives in Turkey, I'm always amazed at how well Hasan can speak both languages and switch instantly between them without any issues. I'm also native in both languages but because of how different the tongue movements are like Hasan mentions, its always a struggle especially when you immediatly switch. Hasan does it perfect. Its very impressive.
I live in Australia but my first language is Turkish. I assume Hasan had the same arrangement and spoke the language at home and was exposed to English throughout his schooling life.
Similar arrangement with a lot of children who speak English in addition to the language/s they speak at home.
You don't even think. It's second nature and thoughts are formed in the language you are actively using at the time so you don't lose time to actively trying to translate into the other language hence maintaining good cadence.
His father's English is perfect but Hasan barely heard him speak any English at all, they always talk in Turkish. That, plus the fact that he grew up in Turkey and move to US when he was 18 is a huge difference, his foundation is very solid.
hasan went to an american school in turkey.
Kanki doğuştan öğrenmediysen native değil fluent olur o, çokta önemli birşey değil ama arada fark var yine umrunda olur veya olmaz
@@erdniealinik Native derken kastedilen şey oranın ortalama bir vatandaşı kadar ingilizceye, telaffuza, argoya, gramere, deyimlere hakim olup olmadığındır, yetkinlikle alakalı bir şey bu doğduğun yerle değil. Hasan'ın ingilizcesi Amerikalıların %95'inden iyi ama senin söylediğine göre native olmuyor fluent oluyor. Çok zorluk çekmeden konuşan herkese fluent dersin. Adı üstünde akıcı, o kadar.
Hasan speaks turkish turkish, Tarık speaks alamancı turkish.
Hahaha ben belcikali olarak onayliyorum 😂
I love how they switch languages instantly
Easy for us non-monolingual people
what the hell does that even mean, were they supposed to pause for 30 seconds and insert a different language SD card into their slots before speaking differently?
@@dddaaa6965 its not that deep bro he just said it sounded interesting lmao
@@dddaaa6965 LMFAOOOOO
@@dddaaa6965 I mean I sometimes struggle with that. If I've been in one language "mode" for a parricularly long time like say 3 hours continuously, I might need to do a bit of a "warmup" for 10 seconds to switch to another language.
the most impressive thing is how Hasan speaks better english than not only the dude opposite him, but most americans, despite coming to the states at 18
Maybe he had a friend group that was constantly using english randomly, like me. However mine is caused a lot more by the internet, so idk if its really possible or not
@@ThatKidBoboi mean hasans not THAT old, he 100% grew up on the internet as early as it was possible. thats why i have a fuckin americanised accent but was born and raised in ireland lmfao
than* seems like you can't type english
@@iamapokerface8992 English is my 3rd language. I do however know the difference between than/then, i just fuck up sometimes when i type fast lol.
@@iamapokerface8992how many foreign languages do you speak fluently?
Hearing another person (tarik) speak Turkish the way I do is so refreshing to hear, I’ve always felt bad not being able to explain some things, so this is nice for those that are a little estranged to the language as well
ben de öyle konuşuyorum belki benimki az daha iyi. daha geliştirmeye istersen bana mesaj at kanka
Turkish is heaven to the ears and it gets overlooked.
It sounds good to you? Are you Turkish or foreigner
@@parsifal40 Foreigner, why?
@@MedEasyAnas I was just wondering, I'm currently learning Turkish and from what I've seen there isn't really much interest in the language or the culture worldwide
@@parsifal40 I love the phonology of it, but I would never personally study it as it's not a good return on investment on my end because I never have any contact with the language outside of music
Hasan surprisingly doesn't have much of an accent for coming to the us at 18
Turkish accent is not so obvious like Russian or German accents
@@bryndentully9235 it is. i can tell 95 of the time a turk from his accent in English. but some people are good with vocals so they can replicate native speaking perfectly.
@@ertegi64366 If you're Turkish of course you can recognize the accent but for foreigners it's hard to tell where it is from. They usually assume it's an Asian language tho, which is true.
@@ertegi64366 " but some people are good with vocals so they can replicate native speaking perfectly."
Yes they exist people think I'm a Native Canadian when it's about having a conversation in English even tho I frequently visited my home country
Bro Hasan said we need subtitles for the Turkish people :D HAHAHHAHA Tarik's Turkish is cute :D
Its like your typical non-turkish Balkaner living in rural parts of the Aegean region lmao
Türkçe yorum yazayım de Türklerin sayısını göreyim
Tarık sounds like a normal Tukish dude but with speech issues :D
Ikr his accent ain’t even that bad it’s just his choice of words and sentence forming that are lacking
If they hear my turkish accent 🤣🤣 from yozgat
The truly impressive thing about all of this is the fact that hasan speaks perfect english despite coming here when he was an adult
Türkçe yok is a fun way of putting it
the accent tho like its so perfect even though they both speak english way more often than Turkish hasan still sounds perfect while tarik just sounds like a 12 year old who found turkish slang
Gayet guzel konusmuslar, bence Turkce ingilizceden daha hos duruyor hem kadinda hem erkekte, kulaga daha guzel geliyor.
turkish men are so beautiful
turkish people: ancient anatolia, oghuz turks and some slavic.
i agree, man, tarik is so sexy. and hasan with short hair is handsome
sağol canım
Aww thanks
@@kira111a4 Anatolian people have a unique genotype, maybe because of it being a bridge between three continents. It has central asian, southern European, Slavic, Siberian, Caucasian, Mideastern and North African, Iranian, and even far-east Asian components.
We should stop the refugee hate as they'll assimilate in some form eventually just like any other people in history. Syrians, Afghans, Ukrainians and Russians who settle into the country will inevitably lose their true identity and become one of us in the next century.
Watching from the second Turkish state, Azerbaijan!🇦🇿🇹🇷
as a turk that grew up in teh usa and moved to turkey later on i feel tarik on this one but after living in turkey for 2 and a half years i have an american accetn when speaking english and a turkish one when speaking turkish like hasan
gerçekten aksanın tamamen düzeltin mi???? yurtdışında doğan türk olarak konuşmaktan çok utanırım. Anavatanımıza gelirsem doğal olacak mı?
Hasan's Turkish is so native, you can tell he's Turkish when he's talking English.
Hasan Abi IQ is very high. Came at 18 and he has no accent. That explains it all
It's funny. As someone learning Turkish i understand Tarik's Turkish better than hassans because he speaks much simpler Turkish
How and why do you learn Turkish, I just wonder.
@@mustakbelmuhendis4172 İşim internette ve her ülke çalışabilirim. Bu yüzden bir farklı ülkeye yaşamak istiyordum. Çünkü müslümanım ama selefi gibi değilim arabistan gitmek istemiyordum. Sadece müslüman kültüre istiyorum ama müslüman devlet istemiyordum. Dünyada sadece üç ülke var, endonezya, türkiye, ve dubai. Dubai'nin kültüre çok kötü, orda sadece zenginler gidiyor ve onun kültüre paradır ya😭. AMK ZENGİN DEĞİLİM İYİ PARA KAZANIYORUM AMA DUBAİ İÇİN DEĞİL YAAA. Bu yüzden Dubai kapattım. Endonezya iyi ama onun tarih iyi ama türkiye'nin tarih daha seviyorum. Bu yüzden türkiye seçtim. Ama bir problem var, türkiye'de çok az insanlar i̇ngilizce konuşabilir, türkçe öğrenmem lazım. Yani 6 ay önce her hafta iki ders yapmaya başladım ve oyunular türk sunuclarda oynamaya başladım. Şimdi böyle türkçe konuşabilirim
@@TexastanTurkiyeye AMK dediğinde koptum aq
@@TexastanTurkiyeye İşim internette ve her ülkede çalışabilirim. Bu yüzden farklı bir ülkede yaşamak istiyordum. Çünkü müslümanım ama selefi gibi değilim arabistana da gitmek istemiyordum. Sadece müslüman kültürünü istiyorum ama müslüman bir devlet istemiyordum. Dünyada sadece üç ülke var, endonezya, türkiye, ve dubai. Dubai'nin kültürü çok kötü, oraya sadece zenginler gidiyor ve onun kültürü de paradır ya😭. AMK ZENGİN DEĞİLİM Kİ İYİ PARA KAZANIYORUM AMA DUBAİ İÇİN YETERLİ DEĞİL YAAA. Bu yüzden Dubaiyi kapattım. Endonezya iyi tarihi de iyi ama türkiye'nin tarihini daha çok seviyorum. Bu yüzden türkiyeyi seçtim. Ama bir problem var, türkiye'de çok az insanlar ile i̇ngilizce konuşabilirim, türkçe öğrenmem lazım. Yani 6 ay önce her hafta iki ders yapmaya başladım ve oyunlarda türk sunucularda oynamaya başladım. Şimdi böyle türkçeye alışabilirim.
@@TexastanTurkiyeye ekleri böyle konuşursan daha anlaşılır olabilirsin
Tariks Turkish is so cracked like my aahahha
He gets hotter every day LOL somehow
ewwww yuck 🤢 🤮
@@user-Doggo101 Who is ewww, Hasan?? You must be a guy 😂 cause I think every woman on this planet would agree he is stunning.
@@SarahbearJayne i would bet destiny find hassan ewww and destiny is a girl
@@SarahbearJayne I've seen more guys simp for hasan than women 🤣🤣 I think Christian just doesn't like hasans views because he insulted destiny and destiny has similar views to hasan
@@SarahbearJayne nah, you’re just gay for him. He seems effeminate to me
Turkish are so hot for some reason
the deciding factor is really which language you needed most during your formative years as far as language acquisition is concerned. your own native language competence builds and solidifies in your teens. Doesn't even matter all that much what language was spoken in your home, the language you needed most in your day to day life from around age 10 to 20 usually will be the language you are most fluent in, while your first native tongue (the one you speak at home) may take a bit of a backseat unless you really make a conscious effort to maintain it (by frequent stays in that language's country, frequent exposure to music movies tv shows etc).
Hassan had the advantage of getting fully proficient in his own native tongue in his main formative years, while obviously having a lot of motivation and incentive to maintain a native-like level in English too (with most popular media being English it's very easy to get English exposure and be motivated to seek that exposure, while not every Turkish-American teen may be eager to sit with their parents through Turkish soap operas at home to maintain their Turkish).
i never had that much joy in youtube comments
Real
Dümbük hasan abi speaks Istanbul Turkish. Dingil tarık speaks Berlin Turkish.
hasan speaks exactly like anyone else on the street tarik speaks like turks in germany
Nah his turkish is not that bad, believe me u gotta hear Turkish people born and raised in Germany
Turks in germany speak pretty good turkish. It's usually just the accent that's a bit off. Tarik can't even form a simple sentence.
Haha my Turkish community in Berlin Allah Halla 😂
His Turkish is not so bad, it's understandable
Turkish men are so fineeeee
if you say so
believe me they are not lol
Said literally nobody that knows turks
@@KurtGodel-po3zl That would be the opposite, Turkey most likely has the population with the most diverse gene pool and looks due to housing a 600+ year empire and countless countries in the past. You cannot make a generalization in literally any case, if you do you are just flaunting your ignorance.
yeah if they are good looking, anyone can be fine. But the average turk or average person in the world nah
In turkey there is city talk and town talk konuşuyoz is like what uneducated people say but its kind of a slang too right way is konuşuyoruz
Tarık's Turkish accent reminds me of my Australian cousin speaking Turkish :D
Tarik sounds like a sims character
Hasan'ı sürekli ingilizce konuşurken dinlediğim için türkçe konuştuğunu duyunca gümledim ahahahahah
Same turkish but was born and grew up in the netherlands
tarik mesut özil gibi konuşuyor türkçeyi
So my Turks out there
Hasan speaks perfect, proper Turkish. Tarık doesn’t speak slang. Tarık has a little bit countryside accent and lacks practice, which makes hik hesitant. Slang is something completely different.
Almancı gibi konuşuyor
I'm also a Diasporan but has a Turkish parents and speaks like an average Istanbulite, am I a crossbred between Hasan and Tarik lmao
I learnt Turkish just by watching 2 series lol
Turkish is the best language in the world (ve bunun sebebi benim türkçe biliyor olmam değil)
Basically gurbetçi turkish
bro i was like hmm tarik more like tarık and now i get why his nick is like that
Its not slang, its rural and simpler Turkish
_Turkish Laughter_
Yani benim dilim biraz değişik definitely
Its not slang Hasan, its accent. For sure he got that from his family, the only source he heard the language from...
How does hasanabi not know that everyone speaks slang? Literally 99.9% of Turkey will not speak in the standard Turkish.
Why do some people call him azan instead of Hasan is azan like the Turkish version spelling of Hasan or something
The word "azmak" means to get horny, "azan" is the present simple version of the word so it translates to "one who gets horny" the closest. Azanabi is a wordplay which translates as "Hornyabi" :D
azan is a call to prayers from mosques in islam, thats where it comes from
Lol they call him azan cause thats the way xqc said it for a while i think and it became a meme
Every answer is different so I'll just nod and move on
@@unb3k44n7 the correct answer is the xqc one. I don't know where the other answers came from lol
WOW TURKISH PEOPLE SPEAKING TURKISH
Americans will never stop being absolutely baffled by someone speaking more than 1 language.
I mean I speak 2 languages and I always find it really cool to listen to others speak multiple languages casually
Other languages, other cultures.. they are interesting to people. I speak 3 languages but I especially liked Turkish here, it is a cool language.
no american is impressed or cares you little nerd🤣🤣🤣
@@MoistYoghurti speak 3 languages casually but i live in India so it's more of a requirement
no ones baffled by people speaking the most roach tier language to ever exist.
Thumbnail looks like Andrew Tate and Adin Ross lmao
i see no bald people
Hasan iyi konusuyor
tarik face like muhammad al fatih actor
bro i searched it and i realize that i dont know the Muhammed Al Fatih, its called in turkish "Fatih sultan mehmet" and there is not "Muhammad" and "al" but yeah, he looks like him
@@MisterLaminat sorry mate the text name was in my language from bahasa in indonesian so, that why is different. but im glad you finded in your way 😅😄, alhamdulillah
@@eivor466Bruh, the "Muhhammad al fatah" is in Arabic, and arabic has nothing to do with Turkish, so it would be better if u say Sultan Fatih Mehmet or just Mehmet the Conqueror 🇹🇷
Cmmn sign them up for a drama
now I know hasan
This man is so beautiful. I want to put my face next to the arch of his foot!
Bro at 2 years i moved to the us and came back to to turkey at 8 so basically english was my language growing up and now i have been in germany for a long time hows my turkish better then tarik
Almancı tarik xd
hasanabinin pantolon baya iyiymiş alakasız oldu biraz ama
They wouldn't be able to speak to my father , my father speaks ottoman turkish
kısacası asimile olmuş
Tarik sounds like my turkish friend that spends way too much time hanging out with us that speak bulgarian turkish lol
i listened for a second time and he sounds EXACTLY like that lmao
la tarik sende yabancıymış gibi ne konuşuon sende bizdensin işte
doğduğundan beri sadece anne babasıyla türkçe konuşmuş olm adamın türkçe çok kötü
Sounds like Russian
The Turkish people i've talked to say they don't claim Hisssssan.
"Konuşuyoz" is not a slang, it just isn't standard Turkish. Konuş(+u)-yor-uz is the standard, Istanbul Turkish. Konuş(+u)-yo-z is the form that is used by most dialects of Turkish (especially those that are spoken in Central Anatolia region). It's grammatically correct. Some other forms that are used by other dialects are: Konuş(+u:)-ru-z (Not to be mistaken with "konuşuruz", the "u" phoneme in this one is longer), konuş(+u)-p dur(+u)-z, konuş(+ıv)-rı-z. These are all grammatical and have the same aspect and person/number, just in different forms.
Hasan speaks Istanbul Turkish, but it sounds like it was learned, not acquired; meaning, Hasan must've learned to speak Istanbul Turkish in school, not in family.
lol. yea, it's not exactly slang, but all the other information you've given is trash. You're babbling about unrelated things.
He learned from his family, he always speaks with his family in Turkish
@@TheLostAge I am talking specifically about the dialect. Of course he is a Turkish speaker as a first language
yok ya, ben de ailemle konuşurken konuşuyoz derim normalde konuşuyoruz derim. konuşuyoruz normali ve çoğu insan da öyle konuşuyor. konuşuyoz kısmı şive. not necessarily learned yani
@@ozanmrcan Bu senin aile içerisinde Anadolu Türkçesi, dış sosyal sistemlerde ise okuldan öğrendiğin İstanbul Türkçesini konuştuğunu gösteriyor. Normali o diye bir şey yok, normal dediğin şey ölçünlü dil. Başka diyalektler ve ağızlar da var gördüğün gibi.
turkler kendi diline sahip cikmiyo almancilarda oyle biz bulgaristan da 600 senedir dilimizi koruduk bunlar 50 senede mahvolmus
50 sene? videoyu anlamamış olabilirsin ama tarık orada doğup buyumus, Hasan ise 18 yaşına kadar tr de kalmış yani tarık sadece anne babasından türkçe kelimeler duyuyor ve Hasan da dilini gayet iyi korumuş
both doing fine. tarik needs a lil bit improvement tho lol
I love hearing Turkish tho, even his.
olm tarikin turkce ne kadar komik
Did Hasan go to an international school?
Thats weird that he cant speak turkish really. I mean he has spoken turkish with his parents.
Ask him about Sam Hyde and his mods will pull up on you
Bn de annemlen ing konuşuyom bazen
awooga
Benimki değişik biraz Türkçe
Benim Türkçem değişik biraz
aga gayet iyi konuşuon mq
as a Turkish i can say their speaking is sounds like B1 level they are close to forgot their mother tongue how sad
Tarık'ın Türkçesinin bozuk olması çok normal, doğma büyüme New Yorklu ve evde yarı yarıya Türkçe ve İngilizce konuşuyorlarmış.
Hasan'da biraz daha Türkiye'de kaldığını anlıyorsun. ABD'nin vatandaşlık sisteminden dolayı ailesi ABD'ye doğuma gidiyor ama Hasan'ın liseye kadar çocukluğu Ankara'da geçti. Bazı kelimeleri unutup İngilizcesini iliştiriyor ama konuşması %90 doğru ve akıcı.
İam türkish
Turkish sounds like you took japanese and arabic, made it into a language, but then no one really learned it correctly
@yagmur ozgun Herhangi bir cümle kur bakalım. Bu kurduğum cümlede Herhangi,cümle,kurmak ve bakmak arapça kökenli kelimeler. Gündelik hayatta kullandığımız kelimelerin bayası arapça bundan kaynaklanıyor tonlama farkları var biraz sadece.
@@unitydoc.3081 Kullandığımız her kelimelinin türkçe karşılığı var. İslamcı arap artıkları yüzünden dilimiz her geçen gün zarar görüyor. Oda bizim ayıbımız.
@@unitydoc.3081 Aynen, dilimize Arapça'dan geçen bir sürü kelime var. Ama bazı kelimeler dışında hiç bir alakası yok. Cümle yapısı falan hep farklı
@yagmur ozgun my guy.....there are literal arabic words in turkish, stop with this weird alienation
@@NeoXtheXbio there are also french loan words in TUrkisj does this make turkish french ? no
my armenian neighbor for some reason hate this hassan guy😂
Probably because of that Armenian genocide topic.
There are many reasons to do it
@@pedro6720 what?
lets be honest you dont have an armenian neighbor, just be frank and say you dont like the guy and move on. Theres no need to go on every single comment and complain.
@@user-Doggo101 user-Christian159 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 fake christian
They're switching languages just like me
tarık lost his identy now he dont even now his mother language how sad
Not slang Hasan. Köylü konuşuyor bu.
OSSURDUM A
I’m Kurdish but I love Hasan, he isn’t racist to Kurds and he has the most based takes. He dislikes the Turkish gov as much as I do
**correction: I didn’t know he thinks PKK is terrorist. What a shame.
He recognizes pkk as a terror org tho
@@barca8341 because they are dumbass bustard
@@yusufbn4204 I know man lol
@@barca8341 you said it like you shouldn't love him because of that
@@yusufbn4204 he doesn't recognize ypg as terror org though lol
why are there so many disgusting people in the comments on this video? did this video somehow find itself in some weird nazi forum or smth?
Cok mutluydum ❤️🏳️⚧️🇹🇷
travesti ela
@@karabogablackbullngubu810 transvesti evet😂
Tarık almost has no accent though. Just saying. But with "konuşuyom", that is not the realy version and i m sure he is capable of saying the real one. Like Hasan said its kinda slang. A bit rude version of normal. But his pronunciation beside that is almost perfect.
Hasanabi speaks fancy turkish because he comes from a very wealthy family (which he downplays a lot) in turkey.
When does he ever downplay it? I feel like he bring it up more than is needed also why tf do you care so much?
Hasan is a bit off here. Shortening words is actually alot more inline with rougher Turkish, spoken by elders abd people from rural areas. Tarik just doesn't articulate is that well, and he misuses it a bit. Like "konusuyoz" is a poor articulation of "konusuyok" which is about as old school Turkish as it gets. But Hasan himself is from Istanbul so he used used to a more formal and light Turkish.
Konuşuyoz isn't a poor articulation of konuşuyok! Those are two different things. This is like saying Imma is a poor articulation of I'll. 😂
-yoz is the shortened version of the compound suffix -yoruz, and -yok is the shortened version of the compound suffix -yoruk.
A Marmaran or Thracian Turk will say konuşuyoruz, an Aegean or western Central Anatolian Turk will say konuşuyoz, an Antalyan or Mersinite Yörük Türk or a Cypriot Turk will say konuşuyoruk, a Turk from the eastern Black Sea region will say konuşayruk, a Cappadocian Turk will say konuşuyok or gonuşuyok.
The original, most archaic (or "old school" as you called it) one among them is the -yoruz form, not the -yok form. Some dialects of Turkmen spoken in Turkmenistan and Afghanistan also use the -yoruz/yorus form (whereas -ýarys is used in Standard Turkmen based on the Teke tribe's dialect).
The -yoruk & -yok forms in some dialects of Turkish and the -irik/ırıx (x=kh) form in Azerbaijani are probably a product of the Kypchak-Tatar influence during the time period when Azerbaijan and much of Turkey were under the Ilkhanate rule. The -ık/ik/uk/ük 1st-person plural suffix is a trait found in Kypchak Turkic languages.
@@berkedemirezen2540 seems you know more about the linguistics, I'll rest my case
@@qGods Yes, I've been very interested in Turkology and linguistics for over a decade. Sorry, I mistyped a part in my previous response. I wrote "western Central Asian" instead of "western Central Anatolian".