How to speak fake Turkish #turkey #turkish #languages

[omerfarukaladag]

I think you spoke Metehan's Turkish lived 2000 years ago

[DestroyerOfOgis]

Bro started speaking 279 BC 💀 (Turkish people will get it)

[neiiiiiiyyyy]

Arabic carpet seller trying to get a role in a movie about the Ottoman Empire

[kursat]

We dont have Kh sounds.
I think this is like Azerbaijani Turkish
İstanbul Turkish Different

[Veryniceperson]

I am turkish and it sounds like the 60 year old uncle that has been selling döner kebab for 40 years

[jotweku]

That's not turkish and we don't have kh (x) sound

[cigaretteaftercats]

Kh sound? Nooo Turkish doesn't have this sound:)

[godofchaoskhorne]

Ğ is a soft Ğ in Turkey. You sounded like an Azerbaijani or maybe central Asian Turk having a a stroke in the end hahahaha (Azerbaijanis are also Turk)

You kinda got some of it right. Also Oğlu, pronunciation was close but we don't actually pronounce the g it's in the background.

Büdün, Baran, Banu are actually real words lol

[jiipai]

as a Turkey Turkish I can confirm you speak a Turkic language, just not Turkey's version. Maybe Kazakh or Kyrgyz lol

[myconerd]

As a Turkish, this definitely sounds like Persian to me

[Kingslayer]

It sounds like old Turkic Languages. I appreciate for this video.

[throkhan]

As a Turkish it was like mix of Azerbaijan turkish and central Asia turkic languages

[samional]

Biraz fazla fake olmuş türkçeye gram benzemiyo konuşma şekli

[ManuAlamilla-gwwl]

I don't know why but I want to learn turkish, I feel attracted by the pronunciation. that's why I watch turkish drama hah

[SitzPinkler]

As everyone said in the comments, we dont have kh sound from the throat in turkis. when you add that sound into the speech, it sounds like you are speaking turkish with kurdish accent

[urnd_onlyzey]

For anyone confused he’s speaking different Turkish and old Turkish basically u will have to learn it or maybe genetically ur just that part of turkey where they still have metahan’s

[Iforgorxpp]

Turkish is very smooth and soft language, there is no throat sounds

[zeynepiremgunes]

This sounds more like a fusion of Tatar & Azerbaijani than Turkish.

[Cold_SoulYT]

I’m Turkish and you sounded nothing like it

[avapangeayt]

We don't have Kh(x) and Æ sounds in Turkish