Türkiye "Kafa Atılarak" Selamlanan Ülke!

This week on our program, we're hosting our versatile guest, Dante (Hasan), who came to Türkiye from Mali to study both Theology and International Relations! Dante's name means "infinite goodness" in his native language, and he's a top-notch student who grew up in a family with 14 siblings. What awaits us in this candid conversation? The Great Mosque of Djenné in Mali, one of the world's most interesting architectural wonders, built from mud, and the traditional Mud Festival held annually with public participation. The famous "joking brotherhood" culture among the tribes in Mali and the official language, Bambar. The shock of the "headbutt" (closeness) Dante experienced when greeting uncles upon his first arrival in Türkiye. His surprise upon first seeing a Turkish breakfast: "There are tomatoes and cucumbers, but where's the main course?" His love for Trabzon, his struggles with the Black Sea dialect, and the records he broke with Erzurum's famous Cağ Kebab. Dante's magnificent African poem, penned during a sleepless night as a reaction to the perception of Africa on social media, touches the hearts of viewers. At the end of the video, there are fun fan questions and an enjoyable idiom game where we test Dante's Turkish. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel, like our video, and share it with your friends! Enjoy watching! 🌸 --- 0:00 - Introduction 0:45 - Let's Get to Know Our Guest Dante: What Does "Infinite Goodness" Mean? 1:29 - A Family of 14 Siblings and the Journey of Studying Abroad 2:21 - Being an International Student in Africa 3:10 - Bamako, the Capital of Mali, and Historic Timbuktu 3:28 - The World's Only Mosque Made of Mud: The Great Mosque of Djenné 4:09 - What is the Annual Mud Festival? 5:00 - Mali's Friendly People and the Tradition of "Joking Brotherhood" 6:22 - Languages ​​in Mali and the Official Language Bambarca 6:58 - Dante's Love for Trabzon and Where You're Born Isn't Where You're Fed 7:42 - Can Dante Do the Black Sea Accent? 8:45 - For Those Who Love Difficulties: Studying Theology and International Relations 9:36 - First Day in Türkiye: The Shock of Greeting with a "Headbutt" 11:51 - Turkish Breakfast Shock: "Where's the Main Course?" 12:50 - Kuymak or Cag Kebab? Dante's Adventures in Erzurum 14:13 - Cities Visited in Türkiye: Mardin, Antalya and Konya 14:59 - A Special African Poem Describing the True Civilization of Africa 17:33 - Like Reminder and Fun Fan Questions Begin 18:34 - Idiom Game: Like-Minded, Melting the Ice and Playing a Different Tune 22:25 - Flavors from Malian Cuisine: Peanut Butter Soup 23:35 - Closing