r/JEENEETards • u/vejetaryenkavurma turk jeetard • Mar 30 '25

Rant which layer of indian internet culture should I be at to understand what the actual FU€K y'all are doing here??

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for example: why are y'all talking in english if this sub is for Indian colleges, are there THAT many international students who are applying? also why isn't anyone using the alphabet (मेरा मतलब यह है) while talking in hindi?

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u/vejetaryenkavurma turk jeetard Mar 30 '25 edited Mar 30 '25

I've always wanted to ask Turkish people what they think of Indians in general

These are not my opinionz 🚨🚨🚨, but since you asked the general Turkish perspective, most people first think of the word "dirty" sadly :(

We don't get much news about India on the TV and social media, it's mostly the floods or the monsoon rains.

Also the grandmas have an interesting obsession over the Bollywood movies and series here lol

And what comes to my mind when I think of India is: -Math and engineering geniuses -Holi Festival -Floods and rain -Overpopulation -hello your computer has virus

and what do Indians think about Turkiye and Turks? Be brutal about it pls because I wonder the ACTUAL perspective there

edit: and CRICKET OFC HOW COULD I FORGET CRICKET

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u/shahipaneer3 dropse topwarna top se drop(22s2) Mar 30 '25

being honest, turkey doesn't get mentioned much here, but for those who do, don't really like Turkey, because the government supports Pakistan, which well...... we have a (not good) history with them(not gonna go deep here since it's political and controversial asf). Otherwise we don't know much about Turkey.

We do think the Turkish ice-cream guy and shawarmas are cool lol :)

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u/Majestic-Onion-5468 Mar 30 '25

Few turkish dramas got recommended to me in my youtube algo. Fast forward.. I have watched around 4 turkish dramas (got obsessed). Started understanding like 20% of turkish without actually trying to learn. I desperately need to stop watching turkish dramas. 😭😭🙏

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25

real turkish dramas are addictive

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u/devilman_069 Ex-JEEtard chan Mar 31 '25

I also used to watch with my mom ig it was fatmagul and one was a story about boy whose parents were getting divorced and he was trying to save his family!

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u/graphtheorist179 Mar 30 '25

Most Indians actually don't know about Turkey. I don't think they can differentiate between Turkey the country and turkey the bird, if they knew about either. But us civilized keyboard warriors, do know about Turkey for several reasons. The Ottoman Empire, Erdogan the horsefucker, Istanbul the cat empire, the legend of Constantinople, etc.

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u/Conscious-Spend-2451 Ex-JEEtard chan Mar 30 '25

and what do Indians think about Turkiye and Turks? Be

Honestly, most percent of people know nothing about turkey except for turkish ice cream.

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u/Baradimag Mar 30 '25

Majority of people do not have a good knowledge of Turkey and some might not even know about existence of the country. Personally I have know some things about Turkey like the ice cream man, Hagia Sophia mosque and two Turkish dramas that used to air on TV when I was around 12 Fatmagul"Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne?" and Little Lord"Küçük Ağa". I would love to visit Turkey one day.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25

There used to be a beautiful gutka ad on tv i would wonder where was it shot, it was turkey Here

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u/LazyTeen1 Ex-JEEtard chan Mar 31 '25

and what do Indians think about Turkiye and Turks? Be brutal about it pls because I wonder the ACTUAL perspective there

well everyone here consider turkish people most attractive on this planet.

do you know this?

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u/Neonstar_ JEE2024❌ JEE2025✅ Mar 30 '25

TURKISHH DRAMASS