All language subtitles for sudanese in istanbul for srt.mp4

I did get Scammed
actually, I did get scammed

a guy in a van pulled
up and he said, Brother, come

28 years old.

I'm from Sudan.

I'm 28 years old.

Turkey.

What's that?

As I understand, you haven't exactly
been in Turkey for too long now have you?

No, I haven't.
I haven't been here for too long.

And, you know, you're a very lucky man.
Why?

And I'll tell you exactly why.

Because you are the first person

with whom I did a stand up interview
with usually I always sat down.

My guests let them really enjoy life.

Special things in it.

Special things.

Before you came to turkey, what were
some preconceived ideas or perceptions you had?

I didn't know anything about turkey
except what you see in movies.

That big mosque, what's it called?

Yeah, the Blue Mosque.

I thought it would be
less developed, actually.

Really?
Yeah, that's what I thought.

I thought It would be less developed than this.

It's more developed than I thought because

in movies you see the shabby
places or what do you call it?

Do you consider this area a shabby place?

When you first came to Turkey,

what were your first impressions? Now you

said that before you came to Turkey,
you thought it wasn't very developed.

No, I did not.

How did that exactly relate to your
preconceived ideas before actually coming?

Well, I was surprised
I came to the airport.

Mashala Airport was very
I think it's one of the best airports.

Actually.
It's newly built.

oh it's the new one two years ago.
I think it was built.

Okay.
Fun fact.

On the second day it was built I
actually travel in the airport.

Like some crazy stuff went down.

Actually, the plane,
it had some technical issues.

I was thinking, am I going to die in this airport?

You can't make them up.

I was surprised

so you were coming from which city exactly in sudan?

I'm coming from khartoum

the famous khartoum?

is it famous? I don't know if it's famous

I swear it's famous, the people are very good

I myself have been to khartoum twice.
I know nothing but good stuff about.

What are the differences
between khartoum and istanbul?

Big differences.

First of all,
istanbal is way more developed than khartoum

ıt's clean over here.

What about the cultural differences? I

always wondered how do people do things
differently on the other end of the world?

I mean, comparative to istanbul, what
is something that you do differently?

Okay.
Over here, people don't see any.

They don't socialize much in Sudan.

Everybody knows everybody.

Or everybody can randomly talk
to somebody and make friends.

You know what I mean?
Yeah.

And you'll just be walking.

Someone will comment or something,
you'll start talking.

And the social life there is a bit
more active than people are.

could you say that in sudan people are more easy going.
Yes, way more easy going.

Are they as reserved as the Turks?

No.

It's very strange because when I was

in Malaysia and I came to Turkey,
the culture shocked for me was how open

the Turkish people were
to having conversations.

That was my.
Well, when you compare to Malaysia, yeah.

But Sudan, it's like

African vibe.
You know what Im saying?

What makes sudan feel like home? the people

yeah, it's the only
thing keeping me there.

The people people may not know this fact

about you, but you lived how many
years of your life in the malaysia?

14 years.

14 years.
Half my life.

Almost half my life.

So what made you come to is istanbul

what made me come to istanbul ?

I came here to do business
mainly and to explore any

living conditions here.

Basically, study how the places,
how the living.

can you talk about what you've seen so far regarding living conditions

I think it's easy.

And the people who are living here,
it's easy for them.

There are services you can't get in a
place where I'm staying at the moment.

It makes life like

the markets are.

They have the delivery to your house,

what's it called?
You can get anywhere here using transport.

Different seven or six
different transport methods.

Yeah.
What about food?

But I do.
I think that's very important.

That's a sensitive topic for me.

why?

i've gained 5 kilos

let's see that belly

I haven't measured there more or less.

How does the food variety compare to in sudan?

It's huge, man.

There's not much variety.

You'll find other Turkish
restaurants in Khartoum

yeah.
You'll find Syrian places in Khartoum.

But the variety here is amazing.

But of course, we cannot ignore the fact

that Sudan and khartoum is going
through a difficult time.

Yes, but let's think back
to the Golden Prime days of the city.

Would you say that when khartoum

was at its prime, it's had more
food variety than Istanbul

no.

You'Re comparing west.

It's like compare someone who plays
basketball to an NBA player.

I mean, Turkish food is the number
one food, I think, in the world.

when it comes to variety, taste.

I've got to drop something.

It's the MJ of food, man, right there.

That's the Michael Jordan of food, man.

I'm going to drop something that you may
have a heavy disagreement with me on.

But when I first came to Istanbul,

coming from Malaysia, I felt like
the food variety was very limited.

I felt like it was only Turkish

and Turkish and Turkish
so far as the eye could see

okay.

Because you're comparing it to Malaysia.

Malaysia, they have more variety.

But yeah, they do have more variety.

I mean, street food and Malaysia,

because they have Indian food,
they have a mixture of cultures.

That's it.
I think that's it.

But Turkey should be Turkish food.

But the variety, I mean, the different
way they Cook it, can you imagine?

That's what I was talking about.

I have haters on my channel just because

of this one topic

does istanbul have more food variety of kuala lumpur?

I can't even believe this is a topic of debate

Now you can share the hate, no doubt.

But

when you ask which food tastes better?

Istanbul, actually, to be honest,

I feel that the food here
in Istanbul feels more original.

It feels substance

okay, no offense,

in kuala lumpur the food is amazing, but here in Turkey,
it's more original than it is flavor.

Do you get me correct?
No.

Umami, no.
Ajinomoto.

And all this stuff.
I don't know exactly.

But everything is OG.

Yes.

What aspect of istanbul will
make you feel at home?

It doesn't feel like home
here, unfortunately.

But what do you think could
make you feel like you are home?

Old friends.
Definitely old friends.

That used to be.

They make me feel.

They make me feel.

majid being one of them!

I asked seven or ten actually, ten people.

I asked them this question and all
of them gave answers to do with people.

Why do you think having people from your

community, what role does it play,
making someone settle in?

Well, it's a big role.

People play a big role.

You know how they say home
is where the heart is?

Yeah.

It's the people and the people
you love that give you

an impression of a place like Turkey.

And if I'm coming to Turkey,

if I was by myself,
I don't think I would have loved it.

I would have been crying right now.

But me coming here, being

welcomed by my friends that I used to know
in Malaysia, so it made me like Turkey.

They tell you what you should do,
what you should avoid.

how not to get scammed

That's a sensitive topic.

It's important for people
to know about this.

I did get scammed, actually,
I did get scouted.

A guy in a van pulled up and he said,
Brother, come, I work at the airport.

He said, I have this bag.

He showed me a bag full of,
like, perfumes and a watch.

It's very well packed.

You guys, be careful.
Be careful.

If you're just coming to Techie,

a guy comes up like this, tells you
this bag is from airport, be careful.