What's your favourite Turkish food? | Easy Turkish 17

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW EASY TURKISH CHANNEL: http://bit.ly/EasyTurkishSub BECOME A MEMBER OF EASY TURKISH ON PATREON:   / easyturkish   FOLLOW EASY TURKISH ON INSTAGRAM:   / easyturkishvideos   --- ALL TURKISH STREET INTERVIEWS: http://bit.ly/EasyTurkishPlaylist ALL TURKISH VIDEOS FOR BEGINNERS: http://bit.ly/SuperEasyTurkishPlaylist --- Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English. SUBSCRIBE TO EASY LANGUAGES: http://bit.ly/elsub WEBSITE: http://www.easy-languages.org/ FACEBOOK:   / easylanguagesstreetinterviews   BECOME A CO-PRODUCER: https://bit.ly/2kyB9nM --- GLOSSARY: 1 – Şekil A (Figure A): In school textbooks and other certain documents, it is common to see remarks such as “As seen in Figure A”. This remark has become a popular slang in Turkish spoken language, often used to bring attention to something we want to show or demonstrate. 2 – Şefim (My Chef): In Turkish, we use the possessive suffix when we address people in certain professions. These include: Teachers (Hocam or Öğretmenim), Chefs (Şefim), Police officers (Komiserim) and military commanders (Komutanım). Note that this is NOT the case for all professions. 3 – Tüketmek (Consume): In Turkish, this is a slightly more formal way of saying “eat”, similar to “Consume” in English, although it is more commonly used in daily speech than in English. --- Host of the video: Emin Doğan Camera: Ahmet Can Demir Edit: Emine Doğan Translation: Onurhan Aksoy #learnturkish #easyturkish #easylanguages