Buenos günler alle Bmecte !

[Bezprym]

hey thats my man. i watch his video every day (exgg)

[Melki]

Welcome!

Bardzo dziękuję

günler is "days" in Turkish

Indeed ! I learned to speak osmanli Turkish

Welcome! You might be jewish with that last name too.

Actually, I’m not Jewish (as far as I know). My ancestors were petty Prussian nobles belonging to the middle-class who settled down in Lower-Silesia. My last name used to start with ’von’ and my family has never been bothered by the Nazis.

And I don’t have prominent ears, it was just a pun to make fun of taxonomy, that sounds very "19th centurish" to me.

To tell you the truth, I admire a lot the western Jewish culture: that community gave us Einstein, Kafka, Spinoza, Arendt, Zweig, Marx, Mahler, Heine, Wittgenstein, Bergson, Bohr, Proust, Chagall, Husserl, Benjamin, Rubinstein, Buber, Popper, Derrida, Aron, Wiesel, Serguei Eisenstein, Ayn Rand, Noam Chomsky, Isaiah Berlin, Thomas Kuhn, Milton Friedman, Woody Allen, Peter Singer, Stephen Jay Gould, George Gershwin, Bob Dylan, Dr. Zamenhof (creator of Esperanto), and more...yeah even Jerry Seinfeld too

I’m fully aware that racialism, culturalism, all types of nationalism, quarrels and feuds are the norm here, but I don’t give a crap. I shall behave in a respectuful way, just like the average Canadian. (most tolerant nation in the world)

[Sui Generis]

Indeed ! I learned to speak osmanli Turkish

Osmanlı Turkish ? Can you speak it ? Even we dont speak in that way

[Bezprym]

Actually, I’m not Jewish (as far as I know). My ancestors were petty Prussian nobles belonging to the middle-class who settled down in Lower-Silesia. My last name used to start with ’von’ and my family has never been bothered by the Nazis.

Then the surname is derived from the name of a place

[Era]

You are a member of the tribe my friend, or you wouldn't have bothered listing all those jews

[Melki]

Osmanlı Turkish ? Can you speak it ? Even we dont speak in that way

Yes, I can speak it, although I started to learn it 15 years ago, (çünkü benim çok türk arkadaşlarım var) but I am afraid my Turkish might be somewhat rusty now.

Then the surname is derived from the name of a place

more than surely.

You are a member of the tribe my friend, or you wouldn't have bothered listing all those jews

it would be a personal honor to be accepted as a member of the clan

[Sui Generis]

Yes, I can speak it, although I started to learn it 15 years ago, (çünkü benim çok türk arkadaşlarım var) but I am afraid my Turkish might be somewhat rusty now.

You maked a nice sentence. I guess your Turkish is probably better than my English But it is today's language. Not Ottoman Turkish

[Pennywise]

Indeed ! I learned to speak osmanli Turkish

What is that? The "Ottoman Turkish" is not a language to speak but for read to historical documents.

[Melki]

Yes, in fact, I meant the language spoken in the modern Republic of Turkey, not in the defunct Ottoman Empire