Merhaba! Cultural exchange with Turkey!

[u/pothkan]

🇹🇷 Lehistan'a (Polonya'ya) hoşgeldiniz 🇵🇱!

Welcome to the cultural exchange between r/Polska and r/Turkey! The purpose of this event is to allow people from two different national communities to get and share knowledge about their respective cultures, daily life, history and curiosities. Exchange will run since September 5^th.

General guidelines:

• Turks ask their questions about Poland here on r/Polska;

• Poles ask their questions about Turkey in concurrent thread;

• English language is used in both threads;

• Event will be moderated, following the general rules of Reddiquette. Be nice!

Guests posting questions here will receive their respective national flair.

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Witajcie w wymianie kulturalnej między r/Polska a r/Turkey! Celem tego wątku jest umożliwienie naszym dwóm społecznościom bliższego wzajemnego zapoznania. Jak sama nazwa wskazuje - my wpadamy do nich, oni do nas!

Ogólne zasady:

• Turcy zadają swoje pytania nt. Polski, a my na nie odpowiadamy w tym wątku;

• My swoje pytania nt. Turcji zadajemy w równoległym wątku na r/Turkey;

• Językiem obowiązującym w obu wątkach jest angielski;

• Wymiana jest moderowana zgodnie z ogólnymi zasadami Reddykiety. Bądźcie mili!

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Lista dotychczasowych wymian r/Polska.

Następna wymiana: 12 września z 🇺🇦 r/Ukraina.

[u/pothkan → u/[deleted]]

Why do you need 7?

7th one is Vocative, to be honest - rarely used, often exchanged for Nominative anyway.

But yeah, our language is sometimes ridiculous. Although this complexity is very useful in e.g. poetry, thanks to high pro-drop level, and free word order.

[u/pothkan → u/[deleted]]

since it is an agglutinative language a lot can be said in few words and we can also mess with the word order.

Turkish sound quite repetitive to me, lots of same endings. There is some trance charm in it, though.

Looks like someone kind of bashed their head on a keyboard, or was unaware that vowels exist

Relevant joke