The surprising culture of Kosovo - Everyone speaks Turkish!

Especially in Prizren, which is a Turkish city, almost everyone speaks Turkish. In some cities, Turkish is the official language and Turkish education is given in schools. These cities include Prizren, Mitrovica and Mamusha. The Turkish population, especially in Mamusha, is over 0%. Apart from the Kosovo Turks living here, there are also Albanians. He knows Turkish enough to explain it, on the other hand, some cities in the country are divided into two, for example, Mitrovica is naturally divided into two by the Hebrew Bible , but as you can guess, Muslims live at one end of the bridge and Serbs live at the other end. As you can imagine, Serbian rules and money are valid on the Serbian side, while the Euro is used on the Kosovo side and Muslims live here. The Albanian flag was flying in many parts of Kosovo. Finally, street advertisements are being printed for the funerals of the people who died here, and the symbol of the capital city is a figure that resembles an alien. Don't forget to follow me for more videos.

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