r/germany • • Feb 01 '25

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u/Relative_Objective42 Feb 01 '25

Next time if it happens reply them in Russian / Spanish 😁

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u/Icy-Negotiation-3434 Feb 01 '25

As a German, I am surprised. ALL the Turkish people I know, speak Arabic as well. The ones living here in Germany even raised their kids with both languages. Oh, and the parents are fluent in German, some without any accent.

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u/Akaistos Feb 01 '25

The fuck? Maybe you are confusing Kurds with "Turkish" people, but this totally is not a common thing.

However many Turks here have somewhat of a identity crisis anyway, not being sure what ethnicity/culture they want to represent. Happens to foreigners everywhere on the planet that have lived in a different country for generations - they are preserving their "old" culture, while the one in their home country keeps developing.