Ceddin Deden (چيددين ديدين) - Rare version with Ottoman Turkish lyrics 

BRO sooo good

You have some mistakes left in the video. - "en" was spelled as ھپ which reads as "hep" ‐ you used the Arabic ي but Ottoman turkish uses the Persian ی. -"çok" should be spelled as چوق Aside from that it seems accurate.

Seems like you’ve covered everything except the Hamidiye March now!

Day 1 asking you to do "Stornelii Legionari"

Also, düşman should be spelled as دشمن and not دوشمان

Yes i heard of that so we are all brothers and allies

❤ This was the best answer I've seen

Like Batman? Or Joker? Most heroes are villains in some way.

I think the same for Russians. Greetings from Turkiye!!

Ruslar bizim devletimizle (Osmanlı) ile 100 yıl savasmiştir ama Ruslar şunu iyi biliyor ki Türklerle savaşmak büyük bir tarih sizler için ❤

Like Aizen in Bleach

I'm turkish and your an great person.

💪🏽🇹🇷 > 🇬🇧 🤮

@@0-Templar-0 sil o yorumu gerizekalı

No! Both nations are great! As a Türk i respect Great Britain ❤​@0-Templar-0

One of my grandpas fought for the ottomans and the other for the brits ​@@YavuzOktay22

İnan Osmanlı velayeti değilde İngiliz veya Avrupa velayeti olsaydınız sömürüden farksız her gün işkenceye maruz kalan asimile edilmiş bir millet olurdunuz ama Osmanlı'nın merhameti ve hoşgörüsü sizi korudu sizde buna karşılık olarak şımarıp Osmanlıyı bıçakladiniz ve halada Osmanlıya nefret duyuyorsunuz tarih okumanız dileğiyle

But we love Hagi and Romania we have no hatred for you 😃

@turkogluturk7981 I have no hatred for the turkish people. It was the empire I was speaking of. But this is in the past, right now we have no quarrels.

@@mars4105 in ottoman empire u were not slaves u were free u had an autononomi as wallachia and Bogdan u were just paying tax.

@turkogluturk7981 free is a big word. If we were completely free, then we wouldn't have had all these wars between us.

Try 0.75x

Türkiye*

As a turk from turkey, i have goosegumps too, very epic music

First time?

Πραγματικά, εύχομαι να είχαμε τόσο ωραία στρατιωτικά τραγούδια

Thanks

We turks weren't singing these, the ones who did the mehter were Janisseries, Turkified greeks of your lands. So, in a sense, your people actually had a greater role than us in this topic for a long time.

⁠@@Critt_Aristill, they were Turkish in the sense that they spoke Turkish, were Muslim and fought for the Turkish nation. Calling them Greeks is a insult since these janissaries fought against them many times for the Muslim nation. So I don’t really think they are “their” people. No hate

@@Sigmar999 Janisseries were the de facto rulers pf the empire during the period between Suleiman's death and Mahmud the Second's Reformations. Even though they were from the Turko-Islamic tradition and had the balkan-anatolian culture of the Empire, this still doesn't make them Turkish as the house of osman themselves didn't really wanted Turks in their near as they were going to have the trauma of the Tatar betrayal of Sultan Beyazid during the battle of Ankara (known as Angora during those times) against Timur which lead to the captivity of the Sultan and the only Civil War the empire had, if we don't count the turkish war of independence, so they were afraid of Turks having positions higher in the government, which lead to the rise of Greeks, Bulgarians, Albanians, Serbians and Bosnians to higher positions. This made many balkan nations responsible of most of the administration and this trend would continue until the very start of 20th century with the young turks revolution and later the kemalist revolution.

w, can i ask what you think of the kurdish worker partys in iraq and syria (thats how they call it)?

We are all muslims and we should all UNITE!!!

@@hoidoei8705nope

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Better than TRANNOS??

Как раз искал того кто откроет эту тайну

Well no we should stay with the republic

@@virus99i75 The Republic is too primitive and too susceptible to corruption

@@virus99i75 no we should stay with a caliphate that includes all muslim countries, only way to not get boomed seperately one after another by westoids that wants to rule the world. But you guys joined the north atlantik terrar organization

And Turn back

Nope, not only 17th century. Include 15th, 16th and 17th centuries.

​@@lonelywolf1480the last time it was a superpower in 17th century that's probably why he said it was a superpower in 17th century

With Azan too

Türk tekrar arap çölü için kan dökmiçek

may he rest in peace

Türkiye'den selam 🇹🇷 , rest in peace

Buna şaşırmadım. araplar herzaman Türklerin yerini almak istemiştir. :) Bunun içinde defalarca Türklere ihanet etmişlerdir. İngilizlere bile dost olan araplar, (Lewrence) türkleri herzaman sırtından vurmuştur.

bro , do turks still live there? can you guys speak turkish? as a turk, im very surprised

@@alikemalsimavl9763 yes but nowadays we identify as arab or berber but a few of us still identifies as turks We do not speak turkish anymore since the ottoman turkish is no longer spoken It's not a surprise ottoman turkish began to decline in algeria since the time of mohamed trik the first dey of algiers though we do not speak turkish anymore i'm contend that some turkish words are part of the algerian arabic dialect which we use for everyday life our culture is still appearant we still have turkish family names our traditional clothes our cuisine all of these things also have a great impact on the algerian culture as a whole despite all that we're at least 2 to 5% of algeria's population so our presence is very much forgotten by our country by our ancestors homeland (turkey mostly anatolia) and of course by all the world but this is what allah willed and we fully accept it I'm half arab by the way from my mom and my dad's family is originaly from turkey but i don't know where exactly

Not an Empire plz it was gone in 1922

@@virus99i75 Are you uncomfortable with the Ottoman empire?

Thanks

Zaten Türkçe

? Türkçe zaten sadece arap alfabesi vardı, Atatürk'le latin alfabeye geçtik, sen yeni bir dil bulduk mu sandın ?

yo modern Turks are Muslims???

​@@SpeedyYT69Nope

@@Oyuncukatili ?

​@@SpeedyYT69yes, turkey was 90% muslims

@@Azzura-Vernandhito-hutama i know it "was"

Open cinetools after you load the map. It tends to crash on singleplayer especially

@@iron_axe I fixed it, thanks tho

Desire to reclaim lost territory

I guess so

No

@@blindtherapper2470yes it will return

No room for empires for now. The world is a global village now. Cards are being split again.

@azizalfa752 bruh you can't even manage your own money, the ottoman empire is dead forever 👍

Tell that to mustafa kamal the jew

Same bro we always so aggressive it feels like a actual war

Yeah, boys are very aggressive if they play sport games 💀​@@Oklahomaball-c6y

​@@Oklahomaball-c6y and the girls crying on the corner (They aren't getting a chance 💀)

The time was limited. Lots of things had to be done in little time. It was just after the World War and there were so many things to catch up. Literacy in the country increased immensely after the change of alphabet and educational reforms.

Ataturk had to make a lot of reforms otherwise something might have triggered turkish people such as ww2 would make turkish try to create ottomans again even the marches had to be changed

​@@TurkishFisheesad reforms

@@rcs5573 That increase in literacy had nothing to do with the reform though. We saw the exact same spikes in literacy in russia, Italy; syria, iraq and Iran around the same time: Sure, its true that the language change didn’t have a negative effect on this increase but trying to pin it on the reform is baseless.

@@dranflame_1236 It was mostly due to the educational reforms and the change of the alphabet helped it, the reason behind the change of the alphabet was to use a more suitable one for the Turkish language after some modifications. The former alphabet had many incompabilities with our language. Lack of sounds etc. Also the language went under simplification and "Turkification". The language used had many Persian, Arabic and French words (up to 88%). The Turkish equivalents started to be used. That's why we have so many synonmys today. We call the Ottoman Turkish " Palace Turkish", you can guess why. It had many borrowed words with complex structures, totally unintelligible by the common people who used raw/basic Turkish in their daily lives. It may be a beatiful version of our Turkish but it is completely useless in case of daily usage. It it same as using English words in between Turkish words today to sound better. While for us Turks with a very low english speaking percentage it may sound cool but an average person on the street would look at you like you are speaking alien.

Wtf is the janissary empire? Do you call British empire the tea empire?

Turks

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 NO

Ottoman empire was one of the first european countries to decriminalise homosexuality LOL

​@@reubennelson4086Tanzimat reformları yüzünden olan birşeyden neden bahsediyorsun ?

@@shephard1724 Çünkü bir zamanlar Müslüman ülkeler de en az diğerleri kadar ileri görüşlüydü. Elbette ekonomi berbattı ama Türkiye tarihin büyük bir bölümünde çoğu Arap ülkesinden daha iyi değildi. Şimdi oldukları gerici bok çukurları değil.

We know, what he's trying to say is that the closed captions have an Ottoman Turkish option.

Modern Ottoman Turkish and Modern Turkish nearly have no difference

yeah because "ceddin" is such a modern turkish word. idiot, learn your language

It used to be written in the arabic writing system instead of the latin one, and also had a lot more arabic words. Do they not teach you this stuff?

@@ΒασίληςΒλάχος-τ3κ why does it matter which characters were used to write it? it word sounds the same, and has the same meaning.. which is your grandfather is your kin, and your father is your linage, that is the rough translated intended meaning of the lyrics. it is not used in turkish today to describe the same thing. arabic or not, turkish or not, the lyrics to describe the same thing are not the same. this is archaic turkish and people will look at you with bewilderment if you use these old words.

Ceddin dedem red army Chor

Obviously yes

🥳

We should won but now even the allies betrayed us for lies

Ahhahh average greek kid

Come and get it. Maybe you croats would also want a nice swim.

No İstanbul? 🇹🇷🤜🇬🇷🇭🇷

Balkans belongs to turkey even balkans is turkish word😊

Batlefield 1

That says “Jaddik daha dahak.”

@@user-qz3yw7uq6g ك is also used for hard n sound

​​​@@user-qz3yw7uq6g the 'ha' is used to mark a final 'e' in the Persian and Ottoman script. The Kaf is used to not only represent a /k/, but also an /n/ and a /g/.

​@@Daryavahushare you Iranian?

@@abumahmud1 no, but i know a thing or two about the persian and ottoman script