Türkiye ye Hoş Geldiniz Türk Ruhunu Yaşamak istiyorsanız 81 ili gezmenizi tavsiye ederim .Buna ÇANAKKALE den Başlaya bilirsiniz . Eski Tarihi Truva vb Biz TÜRK lerin Bağımsızlık için VERDİĞİ mücadeleyi ÇANAKKALE de Göre bilirsiniz ÇANAKKALE ruhunu Yaşayın LÜTFEN İyi Eğlenceler
You have to visit Alanya. Wome Deluxe is going to be a joyful perfect place for your family, especially for your kids. My brother had the best time there with his family a month ago.
Turkish people really are the most hospitable in the world. Been to Turkey 6 times! And hopefully moving there permanently next year!! Love and happy travels from Australia 🇦🇺👋🏼🌼
@@esmabinici235 No, we aren’t worried about the economy of Turkey, we have researched and found that Turkey would be a great country to re-locate too culturally, 60,000 residents have fled Australia due to it becoming a corrupt dictatorship, and that’s what we intend on doing.
Turkish people are most hospitality people in the world. They are always very friendly and helpful. It doesn't matter for them where are you came from. You are the just a guest for them. Enjoy !
"Sac" and "Saç" are two different things. The last letter is different. Saç = Hair but Sac = "a special kind of wide iron plate for meat-cooking (like the one you have seen under the chicken dish)"
@@eksheerik Pronunciation is different because different words which are also written differently. the last letter is a c instead of ç. John, Jack, Jerry, Javelin, Jimmy, Pidgeon, J.R. are the english words sounding c. Check, Chuck, such, much, Chess, Chinch, pinch, Finch, Chocolate, Chuck how ç sounds. :)
You have opened my eyes to how beautiful turkey is … not just the obvious landscape and culture but the people and how nice and generous they are .. wow what an amazing experience and thank you for sharing with us. You have certainly changed my Canadian mind about turkey. You guys are doing a great job and your girls are the cutest, you are a beautiful family. Keep up the great job guys.
@@RaisingVoyagers ignore some of the political stuff written in your feeds … narrow minded … you are helping people see the world and turkey is lucky to have you there sharing the wonder of the land and people.
17:35 We call that metal plate "Sac". Don't think it is saç (hair) :) The name of the food "tavuk sac" because they cook the food on the sac (metal plate).
Lovely video and a lovely family. I've lived in Turkey for twenty years. I'd never love anywhere else. The food, the people, the natural beauty. All are amazing. It makes me smile when Turkey is criticised by people who have never ever set foot here.
I am loving your Turkish series. I absolutely love Turkey it’s one of the most underrated countries I have ever been too. I have been three times and already planning my fourth trip. The people, the food, the culture and history are unbeatable. Can’t wait for more videos. And as a person who grew up travelling the world with my parents at a young age, I can guarantee you are giving your girls an education they will never get in a class room.
Kristy thanks so much for commenting!! We often wonder how they will react to these experiences when they are older. So thrilled to hear from someone who actually experienced it :) Let’s connect on Instagram:)
@@taskopru7815 ne çirkin bir yorum.. insanların insan olduğunu bilmeyen varlık.. Amerikalılar dünya insanı...Her ülkeden insan var orada.. kötü sözlerini kendine sakla..
İnsanlar güzeldir (genellikle) kötü olan siyasetler ve önyargılarımızdır. Umarım gittikçe materyalistleşen dünyayı "insan sevmek" kurtarır. Sizinle gülümsemek çok güzeldi ve sizi gülümseten insanlarımıza da teşekkür ederim.
Yv bırak Allah aşkına insanlar kan emmenin pesinde esnafindan taksicisine oto tamircisi memuru hepsi dolandırıcı kapında olseler tutup iceri almazsin şimdi güzelleme yapıp yeme burda bizi
@@mesopotamian7544 Her ülkede olan şeyler burada taksici başka yerde başka birşey.. Çok ülke gezdim ama cidden bu defaatle söylenen birşey biz aynj mahalle, aile, arkadaş kültürü ile büyüdük bize gangsta ayakları yoktu, merhamet, yardımseverlik vardı git bir köye yada bilmediğin semte yol sor en basiti 2 3 esnaf yada mahalleli aynı anda tarif etmeye çalışır, kendi kendimize önyargılız.. Git Fransa'ya İspanyaya çantanı önünden 2sn ayırabiliyormusun.. Yada Hindistana 3metre de bir deni düdüklemeye çalışanlardan nefes alabiliyor musun.. Gibi gibi..
One of my biggest regrets was leaving turkey. I am so thankful to see others going there and seeing this magnificent country and its people. It really is the most amazing place where every single Turk makes you feel like family.
I always read in the comment sections how peoples mind change about Turkey after watching these videos. I am from Turkey and I can't tell you how much preconceived judgement opinions I receieved from ppl when I traveled and lived in Europe and Latin America. I always explained to everyone with patience and kindness about my culture but I really hope people can stop having opinions about any country place or culture without actually living or traveling there. That is just a behavior pattern born out of fear. As humanity at the age of technology globalization I hope we can become more enlightened and more positive and not expecting the worst just because we are different in some ways from each other.
As someone who's parents moved to turkey when I was 2 (I'm 17 now) and who loves to go travelling every summer, turkey really is amazing, everyone is so hospitable and kind!!! It's amazing how large their hearts are, you'll visit someones house and they'll treat you like royalty which I've never seen in any other country that I've been to (been to 63). The media gives turkey a terrible reputation and as you said (21:36) it stops people from travelling places and experiencing it for themselves. It's amazing to see another family who takes their kids travelling, and from experience it shows them so many other cultures at such a young age and it gives them just so many new experiences that not many others have. I can't wait to see where you go in the future!!!
I've been following you guys for a couple of years now, and the Turkey series has been my favourite so far in that it has taken me by surprise with how much I have fallen for it. One of my hobbies is meticulously planning travel itineraries I can't afford 😂. But a Turkey road trip has now stolen the top spot of my travel destination wish list after not really being somewhere I'd considered previously, and hopefully I will get to do it with my children in the next year or two after Covid travel restrictions relax. Thank you for the inspiration, keep up the hard work with the videos, it will pay off soon I'm absolutely certain, there aren't any other family travel vloggers who do it as well as you do.
I will never forget hearing from American friends that they were afraid of coming to Turkey it broke my heart but I also felt there was nothing I could say to convince them otherwise because I am Turkish, This is why I think what you are doing is extremely important. Thank you wish you all the best 🙏🏻
That really means so much to us!! That’s why we are doing this! We hope it can help change people’s minds in some small way. It’s so sad to me that most Americans are too afraid to leave the country.
I am Turkish living in the USA. Vast majority of ppl here have a lot of misconceptions about Turkey. You cant even imagine things I heard all those years here like for example one of my wife's coworker had told her go get vaccinated before going to Turkey (before covid) or another one I heard from a lady that she said her daughter went to Turkey and ppl were getting executed in the street these are just some of them. I quit talking with people about Turkey. Thank you guys making these videos and showing ppl that Turkey is different than what they think!
I’ve just recently stumbled across your videos and subscribed immediately. I love watching your girls discover new things and places. Also I love seeing the places you visit..it’s like traveling without leaving my living room! In the beginning I started watching you renovate the old stone “barn”..then I discovered your earlier videos and that’s what I’m watching now. I love how commending and encouraging you are to your girls. I’m 70yrs old and have a close relationship with my daughter too. Thanks for sharing your lives with us.🥰
I swear, if us mere individuals could travel the world, there would be less hatred and fear. The world is indeed the best education when travelled with an open heart and soul. Good on you both for exposing and hopefully educating us followers to a better way to open our minds. 🙏🏼👏🏽🙏🏼👏🏽🙏🏼
1000-fachen Dank für diese Dokumentationen und Eindrücke über die Türkei aus deutscher Sicht. Das ist heutezutage leider eine Seltenheit geworden, dass Deutsche positiv bzw. wenigstens realitätsgetreu über die Türkei berichten. Vielen Dank!
Your putting your travels on utube is shareing with people who have never been able to travel. This old granny loves your videos...I get to go with family - you - and see so much. Thank you thank you. Lords blessings on your family.
You are a wonderful family. Welcome to Turkey . As a Turk, I am watching you travel to Turkey from the UK. Sounds a little weird. An American family introduces Turkey and I, as a Turk, am watching this video from the UK. You are really very kind and very smiling wonderful people. God protect all of us . Take care, enjoy Turkey :)
Seeing tourists appreciating our culture, and all the things Turkey offers, is just making me really emotional. I hope you had a wonderful trip, and I hope one day your daughters come and visit Turkey when they grow up, and maybe even with their children and husbands/wives. :) & wow, when the older sister said, ''wind and water'' such a brilliant kid! so smart!
Thanks for your visiting. World's people (especially Americans) need to get true informations about Turkiye. I think that you are so sincere and honest.. your family is also so cute..;))
Omg you summed it up perfection. We spent last Nov to this Feb in Turkey. We even did vlogmas there and the feeling is just surreal. The people are amazing and Turkey is by far our favourite country. We can’t wait to come back. These videos have been amazing. You all are capturing so many unforgettable memories ♥️
Bu Türk usulü değil Arap/Ortadoğu usulü oluyor kardeşim. Asimile edilmeden önce "Kaderin açık olsun, Tanrım (yani eski Türkçe'de Tengrim) sizi korusun" diyordu dedelerimiz, ninelerimiz Anadoludayken. Şu alttaki yorumlara bak hele! Daha Orta Asya ile Orta Doğu ne onu bilmiyorsunuz. Orta Asya Türklüğü mü kaldı Anadolu Türklüğü mü kaldı? diyorsunuz. Ulan biz de onu diyoruz işte! Kalmadı çünkü bizi zorla Araplaştırdılar!!! Asimile olmuşsunuz Araplaşmışsınız! Tanrı demek Yaradan demek niye bu kadar zorunuza gidiyor!!!???
@@jacklemmon2402 ne alaka orta doğu Türklüğü mü kalmış bizde... Dinler insanların geleneklerini etkiler. Ve bu herkesin başkası için dileyebileceği güzel bir dua.
@@jacklemmon2402 yani yabancı kanallar altında bu tarz yorumlar yapmaya ne meraklısınız. Din evrenseldir islam Arap dini değildir. Ne cahilce bir yorum. İnandığın yaratıcının adı Allah’tır, siz bunu ne sanıyorsunuz anlamıyorum dostum. Allah mutluluğunuzu arttırsın demekle araplığın ne alakası var ya?
@@xinling7601 Daha Orta Asya ile Orta Doğu ne onu bilmiyorsun. Orta Asya Türklüğü mü kaldı diyorsun. Ulan biz de onu diyoruz işte! Kalmadı çünkü bizi zorla Araplaştırdılar!!! Asimile olmuşsunuz Araplaşmışsınız! Tanrı demek Yaradan demek niye bu kadar zorunuza gidiyor!!!???
Hello, I’m Charity…Boise Idaho The purchase of the Stone house was the 1st view into your crazy world (as u call it, I call it brilliant)… and now watching your earlier videos, I want to travel the world even more!! Your family dynamic is what drew me in… you are all so loving and supportive of one another. It’s beautiful to feel these cultures thru your welcoming videos. I will continue watching… I dream of the day when I can travel with my daughter anywhere in the world and experience different cultures, and gorgeous places Thank you for sharing your love for life and your family!!
Thank you for what you are doing! You are such an inspiration! I lived in Turkey two times and I miss it so much. Hopefully coming back next year together with my son. Single mum and son adventures :-)
thanks for taking us along. I couldn't agree with you more about the graciousness, hospitality and kindness of so many of the Turkish people. It left me speechless as well. The ONE place I want to travel back to. .. Happy and safe travels!
17:30 This dish is called as ''Tavuk sac '' and tavuk is chicken as you already know and the word sac refers to the way how it is cooked and basically it is the name of that metal tray. You confused the word sac with another word saç ( hair ), the letter c and ç are separately words. Btw, like your videos, your journey and how you filmed and edited them. Good job! Keep going!
Vaouvvvv det var mycket förklarande information... turkiska matades från många språk... många ord har kommit in i vårt språk...till exempel lahmacun, döner, kebab, yoghurt, sarma, dolma, kalabalık, kösk, len, aynasiz, gız...
no.. i don't think the hair is tangled.In Turkish it is difficult to speak in c colloquial language.be pronounced with ç.you know, there is no ç in English.I think they got too accustomed😉Ç is a Turkish letter and it only exists in the Turkish alphabet. It is not a mistake to say "hair".And many words can have different meanings in the same spelling and pronunciation.Love...
I enjoy your authentic joy in experiencing these places. For someone like me I have to calculate the difficulty in finding safe gluten free dietary food (I usually self-cater) but experiencing unusual locals like Mardin are so enriching too. If you do decide to do some sort of tours around Mardin area (not foodie :P) let me know. I also used to do family videos (without UA-cam) when my kids were little, so quite enjoy the family focus. Kids experience things so naturally, so it's fun to watch.
I came across your videos today and watched them with pleasure. Unfortunately, Turkey has many prejudices due to its geography. American soldiers who came to Incirlik Airport from America used to say that we expect a desert where camels live. But thanks to people like you, this prejudice was overcome. when we are ready to help☺️👍🏻👍🏻
1- Karadeniz Bölgesine de mutlaka gitmelisiniz. 2- Sosyal bir deney yapın. Anadolu’da özellikle de köylerde evlerin zilini çalıp; “açız ve kalacak yerimiz de yok” diyerek yardım isteyin. O zaman çok daha fazla şaşıracaksınız.
I am Turkısh and my boyfrıend ıs Amerıcan, we also had a chance to see the places, cıtıes you share ın the vıdeos about Turkey. When we were on these places you have shared, we were ımagınıng havıng kıds, beıng a famıly and travellıng all these places agaın wıth our kıds one day. And ı just saw your vıdeos and you made my day. You guys are beautıful parents and your lovely kıds are so lucky to have you beautıful parents. My God bless you all. Hopefully see you here agaın and meet one day. Gorusuruz!
“This being human is a guest house. Every morning is a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor...Welcome and entertain them all. Treat each guest honourably. The dark thought, the shame, the malice, meet them at the door laughing, and invite them in. Be grateful for whoever comes, because each has been sent as a guide from beyond.” ―Mavlana ―
That view of the balloons just doesn’t get old. I think we would be up every morning to watch it. What a great ceramic shop. The Turkish people are so warm, generous and welcoming. Awesome jeep safari! That church and city inside the rocks was so cool to see. Thanks so much for sharing. We love following your travels. 🎃🍻
I just discovered your videos today and have been binge watching your Turkish series. Turkey is at the top of my bucket list and would sign up for your tour in a heartbeat!
The smile on a guest's face more valuable than money. Moreover we believe in that Allah gives sevap ( spiritual money (?) ) when you treat guest well. That's why we are hospitable.
Im Turkish people one and saw your videos today and loved. I hope always can come to istanbul and everythink is will easy going for your.. I send "hi" and "loves" to kids.. ❤👋
bizim halkımız dünyadaki en barışçıl halk bu güzel geçirdiğiğniz günler için çok mutlu oldum ve çocuklarınız ve sizler her zaman bizim misairimiz siniz
Tekrar hosgeldiniz Türkiye'ye, biz misafiri seven bir milletiz,kimseye kin beslemeyiz,dini degerlerimize,bayraginiza ,topraklariniza saldiri olmadikca, ülkemin her köşesinde her siniftan insan ayni davranir size emin olun,lokmasini paylasir. Biz bu cografyada yüzyillardir bu ozelliklerimiz sayesinde var olduk var olacagiz. 👏👏👏🖐🖐🖐🖐 keyifli gezmeler.
Hi beautiful family! I’m an American expat living in my adopted country of Turkey🇹🇷♥️We live in Izmir~ ancient Smyrna. Bless you and continue to enjoy the people and ancient Anatolian culture ~ modern day Turkey. Isn’t it wonderful?😃😘Subscribed, commented and heading over to your Instagram now😉😘👏🇹🇷
Hey guys! I love your videos, I am binge watching your Turkey serie right now 🥰 You are a wonderful family, I can’t help myself but smile and laugh with you! I wish you all the best 🌸
So beautiful family, I hope you always meet good people... In the future, your daughters will remember Turkey as a good place and maybe they will come again with their own children.
hello. i am from turkey.all your Turkey videos and your family's happiness made me smile so much. one of the cutest family i have ever seen. Maşallah (godbless)
that metal tray chicken is served on, is called SAC ..country is ancient as you know, home to beautiful historic cultures, people inherited those practices and it is what we enjoy today...
Believe me you're gonna fall in love with the food in Gaziantep. All of your family has great energy. Even though you don't speak the same language, your kindness and good vibe affects the people around you. If you need any suggestion for Gaziantep, just keep me posted. I visited there two times as a local tourist. Have a great trip 👍
I spent three months in Turkey and it was the warmest and most hospitable experience. it was the most welcoming and generous experience, I did not want to go back home.
your girls and especially your little one warms our hearts while watching the video. I hope you will get many followers and views and your children will be happy by traveling in other countries. ❤️🇹🇷
Thank you for sharing your voyages with us. God bless your family always! You are right. The world is filled with kind people. Your happiness is contagious!
Hi thank you for your kind words for our culture. The sac is the metal plate that the chicken is put on. :) saç is hair, its that little comma that changes everything 😄 hugs n kisses take care
I really liked your videos, it made me really happy, loved your positive approach and sensitivity, you see and receive what you reflect ❤ good luck you lovely family ❤
Sir, a sweet family like you affect Turkish people. Chloe's sweety make people so generous and kind. She is also very smart. You are introducing/presenting Turkey so good. So you deserve every goodness and kindness in Turkey indeed. In addition foreigners more lucky than locals. The other point is being symphathic/cute like your family pulls concern/humanity of Turkish people.
You guys are so cute that making me tear up a bit :) To clarify 17:14 Saç, ending with Ç (CH sound in english, written as C with the squiggly line at the bottom) is indeed hair but sac (S-A-C, DJ sound in english like haDJi, C without the squiggly line) is the special kind of pan they are using to cook the meat, which is also the pan you are eating from :)
Abi bi de sıç var abiye anlat da onunla karıştırmasın, saç, suç, sac, sıç, saçma, benim Rusçam yeterli değil:) cümle içinde kullanınca çok daha etkili 🤣
So many travel channels are made by people without kids, no offense against them, they are fantastic and inspiring, too, but people often hear that once you have kids, you're gonna have a hard time travelling, and your life is "ruined" 😱, which it definitely is not, far from it. You show them that it's totally do-able, and that it's a wonderful and memorable way of travelling! What better way to experience the world, than with your family and kids that you love! 💕 You are giving them the greatest gift! 😁👍🏼💕
I was very affected with what you spoke at the end. I am happy that you have shown the beautiful sides of Turkey and that the world is still a good place and that you love Turkey. 🥰
You guys’ energy gives me pure joy in my worst moments. Thank you guys so much. However, it breaks my heart as a Turkish person to know most of Turkish people cannot explore their hometown just because of economic reasons. We have a blessed country :) Keep having fun…
@@RaisingVoyagers It’s called tavuk sac, tavuk is chicken and the sac is the metal plate tavuk is cooked and served on. On the other hand hair means saç in Turkish so there is a letter difference but since ç is not an English letter when you translate sac on google translate it translates it as hair. Hope that helps :) (loves from a Turkish living in Australia)
We would love to connect with you on Instagram! Thanks for all the love! instagram.com/raisingvoyagers/?hl=en
Mardin'e mutlaka gitmelisiniz . Türkiye'ye Hoş geldiniz. 🤗
Hey guys come visit us in tangier morocco
Türkiye ye Hoş Geldiniz Türk Ruhunu Yaşamak istiyorsanız 81 ili gezmenizi tavsiye ederim .Buna ÇANAKKALE den Başlaya bilirsiniz . Eski Tarihi Truva vb Biz TÜRK lerin Bağımsızlık için VERDİĞİ mücadeleyi ÇANAKKALE de Göre bilirsiniz ÇANAKKALE ruhunu Yaşayın LÜTFEN
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You have to visit Alanya. Wome Deluxe is going to be a joyful perfect place for your family, especially for your kids. My brother had the best time there with his family a month ago.
Saç means hair but sac means sheet iron, difference between c and ç sounds
Turkish people really are the most hospitable in the world. Been to Turkey 6 times! And hopefully moving there permanently next year!! Love and happy travels from Australia 🇦🇺👋🏼🌼
Thats great ! Don’t you get nervous about the bad economy though? I am hearing turks trying to leave their country because of that..
@@esmabinici235 No, we aren’t worried about the economy of Turkey, we have researched and found that Turkey would be a great country to re-locate too culturally, 60,000 residents have fled Australia due to it becoming a corrupt dictatorship, and that’s what we intend on doing.
People living in Turkey do not know the value of this country. I am a Turk and I love my country very much. I hope you move here as you dream.
You are always welcome 🇹🇷🥰
@@alparslandogan928 asıl sen ve senin gibilerden hayır gelmez!
Turkish people are most hospitality people in the world. They are always very friendly and helpful. It doesn't matter for them where are you came from. You are the just a guest for them. Enjoy !
We have been blown away by the reception!
Thank you very much!
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Aww 🥰 thank you
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"Sac" and "Saç" are two different things. The last letter is different. Saç = Hair but Sac = "a special kind of wide iron plate for meat-cooking (like the one you have seen under the chicken dish)"
Accent is different actually we can say (SAÇ) come sounds like ( SUCH) it’s mean hair.. otherwise (SAC) sounds come (SUJ)
@@eksheerik Pronunciation is different because different words which are also written differently. the last letter is a c instead of ç. John, Jack, Jerry, Javelin, Jimmy, Pidgeon, J.R. are the english words sounding c. Check, Chuck, such, much, Chess, Chinch, pinch, Finch, Chocolate, Chuck how ç sounds. :)
You have opened my eyes to how beautiful turkey is … not just the obvious landscape and culture but the people and how nice and generous they are .. wow what an amazing experience and thank you for sharing with us. You have certainly changed my Canadian mind about turkey. You guys are doing a great job and your girls are the cutest, you are a beautiful family. Keep up the great job guys.
This made our day! Thank you for commenting and letting us know. Thank you so much!!
Oh you can assure theyll take a bullet for a stranger 😊
@@RaisingVoyagers ignore some of the political stuff written in your feeds … narrow minded … you are helping people see the world and turkey is lucky to have you there sharing the wonder of the land and people.
@@tammyslater5908 you r right😊 As a Turk, these kinds of videos make me happy.
Thank you so much from turkey tammy
17:35 We call that metal plate "Sac". Don't think it is saç (hair) :) The name of the food "tavuk sac" because they cook the food on the sac (metal plate).
ooo reis :)
*Dostum, Bushido Felsefesi hakkında video yaparsan sevinirim*
vaayy kralla burdada karşılatık ya, seviliyosun reyiz benim fatazi dünyasından kurtulmama çok yardım ettin eyw
@@kutaykagan1028 gerçekler herzaman böyledir boş temiz bir kağıt misalidir yeniden başla en baştan yarat kadaderini
Lovely video and a lovely family.
I've lived in Turkey for twenty years. I'd never love anywhere else. The food, the people, the natural beauty. All are amazing. It makes me smile when Turkey is criticised by people who have never ever set foot here.
Precis, du gjorde en väldigt trevlig kommentar!
🙏🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️
Teşekkürler :)
I am loving your Turkish series. I absolutely love Turkey it’s one of the most underrated countries I have ever been too. I have been three times and already planning my fourth trip. The people, the food, the culture and history are unbeatable. Can’t wait for more videos. And as a person who grew up travelling the world with my parents at a young age, I can guarantee you are giving your girls an education they will never get in a class room.
Kristy thanks so much for commenting!! We often wonder how they will react to these experiences when they are older. So thrilled to hear from someone who actually experienced it :)
Let’s connect on Instagram:)
Ja, också
Underrated? Hahah everybody knows in europe turkey is one of the best places to go! Only americans dont know shit😅👍🏻
@@taskopru7815 aga koru bisey demedi ki ucuz tatil imkani dedi. Sen yanlis anladin.
@@taskopru7815 ne çirkin bir yorum.. insanların insan olduğunu bilmeyen varlık.. Amerikalılar dünya insanı...Her ülkeden insan var orada.. kötü sözlerini kendine sakla..
İnsanlar güzeldir (genellikle) kötü olan siyasetler ve önyargılarımızdır. Umarım gittikçe materyalistleşen dünyayı "insan sevmek" kurtarır. Sizinle gülümsemek çok güzeldi ve sizi gülümseten insanlarımıza da teşekkür ederim.
Yv bırak Allah aşkına insanlar kan emmenin pesinde esnafindan taksicisine oto tamircisi memuru hepsi dolandırıcı kapında olseler tutup iceri almazsin şimdi güzelleme yapıp yeme burda bizi
@@mesopotamian7544 kendi icimizde konusalim bnlari 🤫ne gerek vardi bu detaya iyice ,dolmusdun sen anlasilan...
@Saliha Çakas Ne güzel söylemişsiniz katılıyorum
@@mesopotamian7544 Her ülkede olan şeyler burada taksici başka yerde başka birşey.. Çok ülke gezdim ama cidden bu defaatle söylenen birşey biz aynj mahalle, aile, arkadaş kültürü ile büyüdük bize gangsta ayakları yoktu, merhamet, yardımseverlik vardı git bir köye yada bilmediğin semte yol sor en basiti 2 3 esnaf yada mahalleli aynı anda tarif etmeye çalışır, kendi kendimize önyargılız.. Git Fransa'ya İspanyaya çantanı önünden 2sn ayırabiliyormusun.. Yada Hindistana 3metre de bir deni düdüklemeye çalışanlardan nefes alabiliyor musun.. Gibi gibi..
@@mesopotamian7544 Git Türk düşmanlığını başka yerde yap.
One of my biggest regrets was leaving turkey. I am so thankful to see others going there and seeing this magnificent country and its people. It really is the most amazing place where every single Turk makes you feel like family.
There is something special about Turkish hospitality!! love it!
Ne güzel gülüyorlar... İnşallah hep böyle gülerler misafirlerimiz...
I always read in the comment sections how peoples mind change about Turkey after watching these videos. I am from Turkey and I can't tell you how much preconceived judgement opinions I receieved from ppl when I traveled and lived in Europe and Latin America. I always explained to everyone with patience and kindness about my culture but I really hope people can stop having opinions about any country place or culture without actually living or traveling there. That is just a behavior pattern born out of fear. As humanity at the age of technology globalization I hope we can become more enlightened and more positive and not expecting the worst just because we are different in some ways from each other.
This!!!👆🔥❤️
As someone who's parents moved to turkey when I was 2 (I'm 17 now) and who loves to go travelling every summer, turkey really is amazing, everyone is so hospitable and kind!!! It's amazing how large their hearts are, you'll visit someones house and they'll treat you like royalty which I've never seen in any other country that I've been to (been to 63). The media gives turkey a terrible reputation and as you said (21:36) it stops people from travelling places and experiencing it for themselves. It's amazing to see another family who takes their kids travelling, and from experience it shows them so many other cultures at such a young age and it gives them just so many new experiences that not many others have. I can't wait to see where you go in the future!!!
I've been following you guys for a couple of years now, and the Turkey series has been my favourite so far in that it has taken me by surprise with how much I have fallen for it. One of my hobbies is meticulously planning travel itineraries I can't afford 😂. But a Turkey road trip has now stolen the top spot of my travel destination wish list after not really being somewhere I'd considered previously, and hopefully I will get to do it with my children in the next year or two after Covid travel restrictions relax. Thank you for the inspiration, keep up the hard work with the videos, it will pay off soon I'm absolutely certain, there aren't any other family travel vloggers who do it as well as you do.
Hii i recommend you Antalya if come here in Turkey,im from antalya and its reaalllyyy gooodddd! 💗
I will never forget hearing from American friends that they were afraid of coming to Turkey it broke my heart but I also felt there was nothing I could say to convince them otherwise because I am Turkish, This is why I think what you are doing is extremely important. Thank you wish you all the best 🙏🏻
That really means so much to us!! That’s why we are doing this! We hope it can help change people’s minds in some small way. It’s so sad to me that most Americans are too afraid to leave the country.
Yalakalık yapma Ece
@@Pinky_DemonTR skcbekcbejf
I am Turkish living in the USA. Vast majority of ppl here have a lot of misconceptions about Turkey. You cant even imagine things I heard all those years here like for example one of my wife's coworker had told her go get vaccinated before going to Turkey (before covid) or another one I heard from a lady that she said her daughter went to Turkey and ppl were getting executed in the street these are just some of them. I quit talking with people about Turkey. Thank you guys making these videos and showing ppl that Turkey is different than what they think!
Unfortunately their propaganda does that to them… and the sad part is that they believe in it
I’ve just recently stumbled across your videos and subscribed immediately. I love watching your girls discover new things and places. Also I love seeing the places you visit..it’s like traveling without leaving my living room! In the beginning I started watching you renovate the old stone “barn”..then I discovered your earlier videos and that’s what I’m watching now. I love how commending and encouraging you are to your girls. I’m 70yrs old and have a close relationship with my daughter too. Thanks for sharing your lives with us.🥰
I swear, if us mere individuals could travel the world, there would be less hatred and fear. The world is indeed the best education when travelled with an open heart and soul. Good on you both for exposing and hopefully educating us followers to a better way to open our minds. 🙏🏼👏🏽🙏🏼👏🏽🙏🏼
When you said the words "Andrew Bordain" I burst into tears. Spot on!!! A Chloe mind blown moment. Sniff.
1000-fachen Dank für diese Dokumentationen und Eindrücke über die Türkei aus deutscher Sicht. Das ist heutezutage leider eine Seltenheit geworden, dass Deutsche positiv bzw. wenigstens realitätsgetreu über die Türkei berichten. Vielen Dank!
Your putting your travels on utube is shareing with people who have never been able to travel. This old granny loves your videos...I get to go with family - you - and see so much. Thank you thank you. Lords blessings on your family.
You are a wonderful family. Welcome to Turkey . As a Turk, I am watching you travel to Turkey from the UK. Sounds a little weird. An American family introduces Turkey and I, as a Turk, am watching this video from the UK. You are really very kind and very smiling wonderful people. God protect all of us . Take care, enjoy Turkey :)
Hospitality is our traditions and our in to blood realy This is true nice familyyyy
Ülkemize hoş geldiniz 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷💜❤️
I’d no idea Turkey was so special. Thank you
Seeing tourists appreciating our culture, and all the things Turkey offers, is just making me really emotional. I hope you had a wonderful trip, and I hope one day your daughters come and visit Turkey when they grow up, and maybe even with their children and husbands/wives. :)
& wow, when the older sister said, ''wind and water'' such a brilliant kid! so smart!
welcome to turkey , i am turkish and we have respect for all humans
This message to not be afraid just came in the right time. Great message!
Thanks for your visiting. World's people (especially Americans) need to get true informations about Turkiye. I think that you are so sincere and honest.. your family is also so cute..;))
Omg you summed it up perfection. We spent last Nov to this Feb in Turkey. We even did vlogmas there and the feeling is just surreal. The people are amazing and Turkey is by far our favourite country. We can’t wait to come back. These videos have been amazing. You all are capturing so many unforgettable memories ♥️
well when you two sit and talk real things about life and stuff, these are the best moments of your videos.
Thank you all for guidance of travelling in Turkey.
Hoşgeldiniz. O zaman size Türk usulü bir dua edelim; Allah mutluluğunuzu arttırsın. Çocuklarınızı size, sizi de çocuklarınıza bağışlasın. Amin.
Bu Türk usulü değil Arap/Ortadoğu usulü oluyor kardeşim. Asimile edilmeden önce "Kaderin açık olsun, Tanrım (yani eski Türkçe'de Tengrim) sizi korusun" diyordu dedelerimiz, ninelerimiz Anadoludayken.
Şu alttaki yorumlara bak hele!
Daha Orta Asya ile Orta Doğu ne onu bilmiyorsunuz.
Orta Asya Türklüğü mü kaldı Anadolu Türklüğü mü kaldı? diyorsunuz.
Ulan biz de onu diyoruz işte! Kalmadı çünkü bizi zorla Araplaştırdılar!!! Asimile olmuşsunuz Araplaşmışsınız!
Tanrı demek Yaradan demek niye bu kadar zorunuza gidiyor!!!???
@@jacklemmon2402 ne alaka orta doğu Türklüğü mü kalmış bizde... Dinler insanların geleneklerini etkiler. Ve bu herkesin başkası için dileyebileceği güzel bir dua.
@@jacklemmon2402 ayn öyle
@@jacklemmon2402 yani yabancı kanallar altında bu tarz yorumlar yapmaya ne meraklısınız. Din evrenseldir islam Arap dini değildir. Ne cahilce bir yorum. İnandığın yaratıcının adı Allah’tır, siz bunu ne sanıyorsunuz anlamıyorum dostum. Allah mutluluğunuzu arttırsın demekle araplığın ne alakası var ya?
@@xinling7601 Daha Orta Asya ile Orta Doğu ne onu bilmiyorsun. Orta Asya Türklüğü mü kaldı diyorsun. Ulan biz de onu diyoruz işte! Kalmadı çünkü bizi zorla Araplaştırdılar!!! Asimile olmuşsunuz Araplaşmışsınız! Tanrı demek Yaradan demek niye bu kadar zorunuza gidiyor!!!???
Thanks for your all comment as a Turkish
Hello gorgeous family I’m from Sydney Australia I’m Turkish from izmir yes turkey is beautiful I have been to turkey 3 times I love it
Hello, I’m Charity…Boise Idaho
The purchase of the Stone house was the 1st view into your crazy world (as u call it, I call it brilliant)… and now watching your earlier videos, I want to travel the world even more!!
Your family dynamic is what drew me in… you are all so loving and supportive of one another. It’s beautiful to feel these cultures thru your welcoming videos. I will continue watching… I dream of the day when I can travel with my daughter anywhere in the world and experience different cultures, and gorgeous places
Thank you for sharing your love for life and your family!!
Güzel bakan güzel görür.Yaydığınız enerji sıcak insanları da olumlu yönde etkiliyor.
Thank you for what you are doing! You are such an inspiration! I lived in Turkey two times and I miss it so much. Hopefully coming back next year together with my son. Single mum and son adventures :-)
thanks for taking us along. I couldn't agree with you more about the graciousness, hospitality and kindness of so many of the Turkish people. It left me speechless as well. The ONE place I want to travel back to. .. Happy and safe travels!
I wish your channel success for your charming family. I got teary eyed from the generosity. I recently experienced that myself, overwhelming.
17:30 This dish is called as ''Tavuk sac '' and tavuk is chicken as you already know and the word sac refers to the way how it is cooked and basically it is the name of that metal tray. You confused the word sac with another word saç ( hair ), the letter c and ç are separately words. Btw, like your videos, your journey and how you filmed and edited them. Good job! Keep going!
SAC can be literally translated to sheet metal, the pans are made of sheet metal hence the name.
Edit: Added the comma for clarification
you already said what i wanted to say. Thank you fır explaining.
Vaouvvvv
det var mycket förklarande information... turkiska matades från många språk... många ord har kommit in i vårt språk...till exempel
lahmacun, döner, kebab, yoghurt, sarma, dolma, kalabalık, kösk, len, aynasiz, gız...
Jag bor i Sverige
no.. i don't think the hair is tangled.In Turkish it is difficult to speak in c colloquial language.be pronounced with ç.you know, there is no ç in English.I think they got too accustomed😉Ç is a Turkish letter and it only exists in the Turkish alphabet. It is not a mistake to say "hair".And many words can have different meanings in the same spelling and pronunciation.Love...
I enjoy your authentic joy in experiencing these places. For someone like me I have to calculate the difficulty in finding safe gluten free dietary food (I usually self-cater) but experiencing unusual locals like Mardin are so enriching too. If you do decide to do some sort of tours around Mardin area (not foodie :P) let me know. I also used to do family videos (without UA-cam) when my kids were little, so quite enjoy the family focus. Kids experience things so naturally, so it's fun to watch.
I came across your videos today and watched them with pleasure. Unfortunately, Turkey has many prejudices due to its geography. American soldiers who came to Incirlik Airport from America used to say that we expect a desert where camels live. But thanks to people like you, this prejudice was overcome. when we are ready to help☺️👍🏻👍🏻
Turkish people are compassionate, generous, tolerant. Because that's what our religion commands us to do.
1- Karadeniz Bölgesine de mutlaka gitmelisiniz.
2- Sosyal bir deney yapın. Anadolu’da özellikle de köylerde evlerin zilini çalıp; “açız ve kalacak yerimiz de yok” diyerek yardım isteyin. O zaman çok daha fazla şaşıracaksınız.
I am Turkısh and my boyfrıend ıs Amerıcan, we also had a chance to see the places, cıtıes you share ın the vıdeos about Turkey. When we were on these places you have shared, we were ımagınıng havıng kıds, beıng a famıly and travellıng all these places agaın wıth our kıds one day. And ı just saw your vıdeos and you made my day. You guys are beautıful parents and your lovely kıds are so lucky to have you beautıful parents. My God bless you all. Hopefully see you here agaın and meet one day. Gorusuruz!
“This being human is a guest house. Every morning is a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor...Welcome and entertain them all. Treat each guest honourably. The dark thought, the shame, the malice, meet them at the door laughing, and invite them in. Be grateful for whoever comes, because each has been sent as a guide from beyond.”
―Mavlana ―
This Rumi poem is one of my most favorite .♥️
Welcome to Turkey. A wonderful family, a wonderful channel.
That view of the balloons just doesn’t get old. I think we would be up every morning to watch it. What a great ceramic shop. The Turkish people are so warm, generous and welcoming. Awesome jeep safari! That church and city inside the rocks was so cool to see. Thanks so much for sharing. We love following your travels. 🎃🍻
I admire the life you’re giving your family!
Dünyanın en iyi topraklarındasınız milli mücadele döneminde 8 ülke bu toprakları almak istedi 😇umarım çok güzel geçer 🙏🏻
I think you are doing a great job for your children's future and their perspective on life. Congratulations people with beautiful hearts.
I just discovered your videos today and have been binge watching your Turkish series. Turkey is at the top of my bucket list and would sign up for your tour in a heartbeat!
Turkish people are most hospitality people in the world.
You guys are such a beautiful heart! You always welcome to Turkey, next time be our guest too, at Antalya! 😊♥️
Beautiful family getting the most out of life…. I’ve been following you in Italy and am going back to the older videos and really enjoying them!
Omggg my heart melted when 14:11 😍😍😍😍😍🤦🏻♀️💛💛 what a sincere hug! Greetings from Istanbul,Turkey.🙏🏻
The smile on a guest's face more valuable than money. Moreover we believe in that Allah gives sevap ( spiritual money (?) ) when you treat guest well. That's why we are hospitable.
It's nice to see guests discovering our way of life , people and values. You are a wonderful family. Have fun in Turkey.
Im Turkish people one and saw your videos today and loved. I hope always can come to istanbul and everythink is will easy going for your.. I send "hi" and "loves" to kids.. ❤👋
bizim halkımız dünyadaki en barışçıl halk bu güzel geçirdiğiğniz günler için çok mutlu oldum ve çocuklarınız ve sizler her zaman bizim misairimiz siniz
My friends and I just came back from Turkey. Cappadocia is one of my favorite. And you are right the people are so kind.
Ay bu ufakligin bide utanması yokmu ya, çok tatlı 😄
Im turkisch and soo happy that you show our country from their kindness,the beautiful history and also how happy ypur kids are in this country
Tekrar hosgeldiniz Türkiye'ye, biz misafiri seven bir milletiz,kimseye kin beslemeyiz,dini degerlerimize,bayraginiza ,topraklariniza saldiri olmadikca, ülkemin her köşesinde her siniftan insan ayni davranir size emin olun,lokmasini paylasir. Biz bu cografyada yüzyillardir bu ozelliklerimiz sayesinde var olduk var olacagiz. 👏👏👏🖐🖐🖐🖐 keyifli gezmeler.
Hi beautiful family! I’m an American expat living in my adopted country of Turkey🇹🇷♥️We live in Izmir~ ancient Smyrna. Bless you and continue to enjoy the people and ancient Anatolian culture ~ modern day Turkey. Isn’t it wonderful?😃😘Subscribed, commented and heading over to your Instagram now😉😘👏🇹🇷
Min kompis bor i Keçiören i Ankara. De kallar alltid varandra för "BeBe".
Hey guys! I love your videos, I am binge watching your Turkey serie right now 🥰
You are a wonderful family, I can’t help myself but smile and laugh with you! I wish you all the best 🌸
So beautiful family, I hope you always meet good people... In the future, your daughters will remember Turkey as a good place and maybe they will come again with their own children.
at 17:00, food is "tavuk sac", tavuk is "chicken", sac is "tin metal plate" on which chicken is cooked.
Thank you guys 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 peace ✌️ in the world 🇹🇷
hello. i am from turkey.all your Turkey videos and your family's happiness made me smile so much. one of the cutest family i have ever seen. Maşallah (godbless)
Welcome to Turkey. Your awesome thougths for Turkey is pleasure for us . Sincerely :) Hoşçakalın ❤
that metal tray chicken is served on, is called SAC ..country is ancient as you know, home to beautiful historic cultures, people inherited those practices and it is what we enjoy today...
Believe me you're gonna fall in love with the food in Gaziantep. All of your family has great energy. Even though you don't speak the same language, your kindness and good vibe affects the people around you. If you need any suggestion for Gaziantep, just keep me posted. I visited there two times as a local tourist. Have a great trip 👍
You are a very friendly and wonderful family. I am glad you are in Turkey.
Hoş geldiniz turk insanı sıcak kanlidir. Karadeniz'e gitmeden turunuzu bitirmeyin güzel aile
Just amazing. I can’t imagine your girls getting these experiences. What wonderful memories you’re giving them.
Gerçekten hayatımda izlediğim en güzel aile kanalı başarılar dileriz ailece izliyoruz maşallah :)
I spent three months in Turkey and it was the warmest and most hospitable experience. it was the most welcoming and generous experience, I did not want to go back home.
On behalf of my country, thank you very much for introducing Turkey in the right way.
They sure did … it’s beautiful both the land and the people
your girls and especially your little one warms our hearts while watching the video. I hope you will get many followers and views and your children will be happy by traveling in other countries. ❤️🇹🇷
siz muhteşem insanlarsınız. sizi izlemeyi ve mutluluğunuzla mutlu olmayı çok seviyorum. tüm iyi dileklerim sizinle.
Thank you for sharing your voyages with us. God bless your family always!
You are right. The world is filled with kind people.
Your happiness is contagious!
Umarım hep iyi insanlarla karşılaşırsınız, mükemmel bir ailesiniz.
UMARIM İYİ NİYETLE GELMİŞLERDİR DAHA ÖNCE ATALARININ HANGİ NİYETLE GELDİKLERİNİ UNUTMADIK ...
@@osmandemir7542 sen ne anlatıyon osman ?
@@AnatolianPiano senin unuttuğun şeyler boşver hatırlamazsın sen
@@osmandemir7542 kaybol osman
@@AnatolianPiano seni de götürürüm bacaksız piyano
Hi thank you for your kind words for our culture. The sac is the metal plate that the chicken is put on. :) saç is hair, its that little comma that changes everything 😄 hugs n kisses take care
Turkish people (us) shows even more hospitality towards kids as you may notice :D That was a good video I'll be waiting for next one :)
Kesinlikle katılıyorum. Özellikle çocuklara özel bir sevgi😊
@@derindeniz9975 Başkasının çocuğu diye ayırt etmiyoruz hepsi bir yeğen, torun ya da evlat :)
I really liked your videos, it made me really happy, loved your positive approach and sensitivity, you see and receive what you reflect ❤ good luck you lovely family ❤
Very sweet family. I hope your Turkey journey always goes like this. Welcome to Turkey
Sir, a sweet family like you affect Turkish people. Chloe's sweety make people so generous and kind. She is also very smart. You are introducing/presenting Turkey so good. So you deserve every goodness and kindness in Turkey indeed. In addition foreigners more lucky than locals. The other point is being symphathic/cute like your family pulls concern/humanity of Turkish people.
You guys are so cute that making me tear up a bit :) To clarify 17:14 Saç, ending with Ç (CH sound in english, written as C with the squiggly line at the bottom) is indeed hair but sac (S-A-C, DJ sound in english like haDJi, C without the squiggly line) is the special kind of pan they are using to cook the meat, which is also the pan you are eating from :)
Abi bi de sıç var abiye anlat da onunla karıştırmasın, saç, suç, sac, sıç, saçma, benim Rusçam yeterli değil:) cümle içinde kullanınca çok daha etkili 🤣
So many travel channels are made by people without kids, no offense against them, they are fantastic and inspiring, too, but people often hear that once you have kids, you're gonna have a hard time travelling, and your life is "ruined" 😱, which it definitely is not, far from it. You show them that it's totally do-able, and that it's a wonderful and memorable way of travelling! What better way to experience the world, than with your family and kids that you love! 💕 You are giving them the greatest gift! 😁👍🏼💕
You are so kind 😍
I was very affected with what you spoke at the end. I am happy that you have shown the beautiful sides of Turkey and that the world is still a good place and that you love Turkey. 🥰
Çok güzel bir ailesiniz. Videolarınızı severek takip ediyorum :)) ülkemizin güzelliklerini paylaştığınız için teşekkür ederim :)) 🇹🇷🙂
The videos are beautiful! You are a very sweet family, I hope your channel grows and reaches more people
I've been binge-watching from the beginning. I admire what you are doing with your girls.
Thank you for these Turkiye videos. I want to go there.
Herşey gönlünüzce olsun Güzel Aile,Ülkemizi sevdiğiniz gibi bizlerde sizleri sevdik,insanlar güzeldir insan olduklarını unutmadık'ları sürece...🥰
Turkiyeyi guzel. Tanitiyorsunuz
Tesekkur Ederim
God bless your family thanks
You guys’ energy gives me pure joy in my worst moments. Thank you guys so much. However, it breaks my heart as a Turkish person to know most of Turkish people cannot explore their hometown just because of economic reasons. We have a blessed country :) Keep having fun…
så sorgligt
😲🥺
You are such a good family. I loved your videos.
I hadn't travel turkey as like you. I missing my country. If ı have a enough money. I will do it with my children.
Love the format and your content, have a great time in Turkey!
Thank you so much! We are thrilled to travel around Turkey!
@@RaisingVoyagers It’s called tavuk sac, tavuk is chicken and the sac is the metal plate tavuk is cooked and served on. On the other hand hair means saç in Turkish so there is a letter difference but since ç is not an English letter when you translate sac on google translate it translates it as hair. Hope that helps :) (loves from a Turkish living in Australia)