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I totally agree with never rejecting tea, but walk down the street in Sultanahmet and all the restaurant owners gives me tea and I'm so full afterwards 😅
Actually its the same in Georgia as well, except tradion of giving gold coins to the newly weds and custom related to the dogs or cats, here they do not travel by public transport, though they are treated normally enough.
I’m in Georgia btw! And we’re loving it! I’ve seen plenty of doggies and kitties and I realized that they’re very well fed! They look in good conditions 😍
Just begun watching your channel, it's amazing! Can you recommend a tour group? We are travelling to Turkiye in April for 7 days, will be an amazing place to visit.
@@BeryIstanbulTips Traditionally, dogs are considered haram, or forbidden, in Islam as they are thought of as dirty. ??? From my islam friend in singapore and malaysia they are no allow to touch dog , is Turkey same?
Türkiye is not like that, I don’t doubt that maybe some people might follow those “restrictions” but surely the minority, I have seen plenty of people having dogs as pets, generally Turks love all sort of animals, take well care of them, and feed them.
So Malays and Singapores are probably from Shafi sect of Islam. According to Shafis , dogs are considered ''makruh'' to touch . You should wash your hand afterwards and refresh your ''abdest''-cleanness.Otherwise you can have dogs as pets . And of course it is ''Haram'' to eat them if anybody serves you. Turkish people are mainly Hanafi sect (except few kurd-arab communities from southeast) so no restrictions with most of Turks to keep pets at home.
@@clintton888888 I was born ın Turkey, I am Turkısh have never seen anyone say that cats and dogs are haram in my life. Where do you hear such stupid things?
I am Turkish. When you are invited to a Turkish house, you should say that you are full if you are full otherwise foods will keep coming from the kitchen. But the house owner will probaby not believe in you and will try to feed you anyways so just go there with empty stomaches. 🤣 not accepting food and leaving food on plate also considered rude, you have to be hungry all the time. 🤣 Turks and their desire to feed everything… 🤣
You’re so so right! That’s why I love Turks and visiting houses 😅 as a foodie myself and who loves trying literally everything I’m like in heaven here 😅 🇹🇷🇹🇷
What are some other etiquette tips in Türkiye you’d like to add?
We have moved our itineraries and guides to Thatch!
📕 Check out our amazing itineraries and guides!
We have carefully created many itineraries not just in Istanbul but in many cities around Turkiye, organized useful information for you, including a list with plenty of hotels for all budgets in each city we mention, a list with more than 100 restaurants including one with vegan options, desserts, and much more! All the guides are LIVE, that means that they're updated daily and surely we’ll keep adding more and more! The new changes will automatically sync even after you get it WITHOUT an extra cost!
All you have to do is sign up for free and get the guide or itinerary you're interested in! 🎉
www.thatch.co/@beryistanbul
I totally agree with never rejecting tea, but walk down the street in Sultanahmet and all the restaurant owners gives me tea and I'm so full afterwards 😅
Taking off the shoes when entering a Turkish house is a must
Absolutely!
Actually its the same in Georgia as well, except tradion of giving gold coins to the newly weds and custom related to the dogs or cats, here they do not travel by public transport, though they are treated normally enough.
I’m in Georgia btw! And we’re loving it! I’ve seen plenty of doggies and kitties and I realized that they’re very well fed! They look in good conditions 😍
@@BeryIstanbulTips always welcome! have a nice stay! 😊
@@BeryIstanbulTips We are traveling there next week to Tbilisi so please let us know some suggestions
Just begun watching your channel, it's amazing! Can you recommend a tour group? We are travelling to Turkiye in April for 7 days, will be an amazing place to visit.
So similar to the Irish culture. Isn't that fantastic, even though we are different religions our culture minus the religious bit is the same!❤️
Really😲?
Hello Berry, always many thanks for your videos. Could you please recommend me hotel ( not posh) in Uskudar? Thanks
First comment, love from india
Cultures are so interesting
Thank you ❤️
Awesome video. Thank you very much
Good Information
Thank you so much for these tips . How normal is it to date in Turkia ?
mostly normal
Me gustaría mucho poder visitar Turkiye alguna vez😻🫶🏼
Awesome ❤😂🎉
🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤❤❤🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Can Turkey people have dog as pets ?
Of course, why wouldn’t they?
@@BeryIstanbulTips Traditionally, dogs are considered haram, or forbidden, in Islam as they are thought of as dirty. ??? From my islam friend in singapore and malaysia they are no allow to touch dog , is Turkey same?
Türkiye is not like that, I don’t doubt that maybe some people might follow those “restrictions” but surely the minority, I have seen plenty of people having dogs as pets, generally Turks love all sort of animals, take well care of them, and feed them.
So Malays and Singapores are probably from Shafi sect of Islam. According to Shafis , dogs are considered ''makruh'' to touch . You should wash your hand afterwards and refresh your ''abdest''-cleanness.Otherwise you can have dogs as pets . And of course it is ''Haram'' to eat them if anybody serves you. Turkish people are mainly Hanafi sect (except few kurd-arab communities from southeast) so no restrictions with most of Turks to keep pets at home.
@@clintton888888 I was born ın Turkey, I am Turkısh have never seen anyone say that cats and dogs are haram in my life. Where do you hear such stupid things?
Common courtesy. 👍
ust same traditions and rules as in Georgia
I am Turkish. When you are invited to a Turkish house, you should say that you are full if you are full otherwise foods will keep coming from the kitchen. But the house owner will probaby not believe in you and will try to feed you anyways so just go there with empty stomaches. 🤣 not accepting food and leaving food on plate also considered rude, you have to be hungry all the time. 🤣 Turks and their desire to feed everything… 🤣
You’re so so right! That’s why I love Turks and visiting houses 😅 as a foodie myself and who loves trying literally everything I’m like in heaven here 😅
🇹🇷🇹🇷
Can’t wait to move to Turkey and enjoy all the food as foodie 😃❣️
Türk olduğum için izliyorum 👁️👄👁️
English: I’m watching it because I’m Turkish lol 💀
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Be respectfull of the turkish flag, thats very important...
Thank you so much for these tips . How normal is it to date in Turkia ?
Date in Turkey is normal like everywhere