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When it comes to cleanliness, Turks can definitely be a little extra compared to other cultures — and honestly, it’s just a normal part of our lives! Especially Turkish women are famous for their love (maybe obsession?) for keeping everything spotless. Living in a country where we experience all four seasons, with rain, snow, dust, and mud, it’s almost impossible for shoes to stay clean. That’s why wearing shoes inside the house is just not part of our culture. Plus, in a country where the majority of people are Muslim, the home is often treated like a sacred space, and cleanliness is a huge part of worship. Growing up this way, it doesn’t matter where we move — even here in America, I simply cannot allow shoes inside my house! If you’re curious about more Turkish traditions, feel free to ask in the comments! #NoShoesInside #TurkishCulture #CleanHouse #HouseRules #HomeCleanHome #ShoesOffPlease #TurkishTraditions #CulturalDifferences #RespectTheCulture #CleanFreak #ObsessedWithCleanliness #MuslimCulture #HomeVibes #TidyHome #shoesoffatthedoor

Eveeet ilk dönüşüm videomla karşınızdayım😅 Ama gerçekten çok içime sindi. Çok az bir mailyet ve hafif dekorasyonla siz de evinizi böyle yapabilirsiniz😍 Parke m2 si 3,5 dolar Avize 60 dolar Çerçeveler 20 dolar tanesi Işıklar 25 dolar tanesi Çıtalama m2 si 10 dolar. Boya ve malzemeleri 50 dolar Yani anlayacağınız, ufak bütçelerle yapılabilecek harika bir konsept😍

Fakat benim çok içime sindi ne diyorsunuz bu işe? Odanın boyanması çıtalanması aydınlarması vs totalde 500 dolar ya tutmuştur ya tutmamıştır. Yatak odası takımını da geçen yıl ikinci elden almıştım set şeklinde 900 dolara. Yalnız inanılmaz kaliteli bir mobilya vallahi. El yapımı ,külçe gibi ağır,tahminimce ceviz ağacı. Bir de odanın ışığını söküp yerine fan taktık. Fan da yaklaşık 90 dolardı sanırım. Yorumlarda buluşalım😍

As Turks, we don’t just speak our feelings — we show them. When someone leaves, we pour water behind them, wishing their journey to be as smooth and safe as the flowing water. A mother does this when her son leaves for the military, a neighbor when moving to a new home… Each drop carries a prayer, each ripple a silent hope. It’s a beautiful tradition that lives deep in our hearts. What about your culture? Do you have meaningful traditions like this? Share them with me! #Tradition #Culture #TurkishCulture #Emotional #Storytime #MeaningfulMoments #FamilyTraditions #Heartwarming #tiktoktraditions #CustomsAndTraditions #GoingViral

Türkiye is truly special. A Muslim-majority country where secularism, freedom, and respect for differences are deeply valued. Without politics dividing us, we live together beautifully — with hijabs and bikinis on the same beach, prayers and celebrations side by side. This is the real Türkiye I know and love. #Turkey #Türkiye #TurkishCulture #Secularism #LifeInTurkey #MuslimCountry #TravelTurkey #TurkishTraditions #CultureAndFreedom #MiddleEastButDifferent #UnityInDiversity #RespectAll #LivingTogether #peacefullife

In Türkiye, you haven’t really had a snack unless you’ve mastered cracking sunflower seeds. Late nights, endless conversations, and a lot of çekirdek! Team Çekirdek or Team Çiğdem? Let’s settle this once and for all! #Çekirdek #TurkishCulture #SnackTime #TeamÇekirdek #SummerVibes