The former Ottoman line

[Vožd]

Ottomans didn't controlled northern and western part of Hungary (including Slovakia), Slovenia, and western part of Croatia and this occupation was only 150 years which is not much compared to 500 years old ottoman rule in the Balkans.

Depends which par of Balkan.

[Supercomputer]

Yes you people speak Turkish, and eat Turkish food

I buy it from you sometimes, you have no culture. Your culture is just parts you stole from all your neighbors

What the hell are you talking about? Who is "we"? Why are you butthurt? I suggest you visit your local psychiatrist.

[Supercomputer]

Yes you people speak Turkish, and eat Turkish food

I buy it from you sometimes, you have no culture. Your culture is just parts you stole from all your neighbors

What the hell are you talking about? Who is "we"? Why are you butthurt? I suggest you visit your local psychiatrist.

[Ion Basescul]

Wallachia and Moldavia were always vassals who paid tribute to enjoy independence. Ottomans didn't settle here, as opposed to Bulgaria, Serbia, etc. . Our historic Turkic communities were Cumans/Pechenges and Tatars, who came from the Northeastern steppe. Gagauz people migrated from Northeastern Bulgaria to Moldova in the 19th century.
We share however cuisine with Turkey (sarmas, stuffed bell peppers, etc.). I'm not sure if that's due to Ottoman influence here or Balkan influence there.

[Vožd]

Wallachia and Moldavia were always vassals who paid tribute to enjoy independence. Ottomans didn't settle here, as opposed to Bulgaria, Serbia, etc. . Our historic Turkic communities were Cumans/Pechenges and Tatars, who came from the Northeastern steppe. Gagauz people migrated from Northeastern Bulgaria to Moldova in the 19th century.
We share however cuisine with Turkey (sarmas, stuffed bell peppers, etc.). I'm not sure if that's due to Ottoman influence here or Balkan influence there.

"Otomans" neither settled in Serbia and probably not Bulgaria too. It was local people who migrated because Ottoman terror.

[Supercomputer]

Yes you people speak Turkish, and eat Turkish food

I buy it from you sometimes, you have no culture. Your culture is just parts you stole from all your neighbors

Hahahaha

Typical butthurt ad hominem response when you get owned in a debate. Come on dude, you can really do better than that.

[Jana]

Buuuttt we are all the saaaame (coming from certain Balkan users) buuuhuuu. Hehehe.

[Marmara]

Wallachia and Moldavia were always vassals who paid tribute to enjoy independence. Ottomans didn't settle here, as opposed to Bulgaria, Serbia, etc. . Our historic Turkic communities were Cumans/Pechenges and Tatars, who came from the Northeastern steppe. Gagauz people migrated from Northeastern Bulgaria to Moldova in the 19th century.
We share however cuisine with Turkey (sarmas, stuffed bell peppers, etc.). I'm not sure if that's due to Ottoman influence here or Balkan influence there.

Except for Dobruja, which was under direct Ottoman administration, had sizeable Turkish population.

Besides, it doesn't matter if Turks settled in Balkans or not, since Balkaners don't have any Turkish ancestry.

[Cumansky]

Except for Dobruja, which was under direct Ottoman administration, had sizeable Turkish population.

Besides, it doesn't matter if Turks settled in Balkans or not, since Balkaners don't have any Turkish ancestry.

Why you lying? They have all types of Ottoman bloodlines from all corners of your Empire

[Jana]

compare literacy map of ex Yugoslavia to Ottoman occupation map