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"Istanbul".. is Greek.
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Bi bitmediniz amk 🤦♂️

It is Roman. You retard. Never been Greek, ever.

There are 18 million Turks living in Istanbul, you shameless bastard. There are twice as many Turks in Istanbul as the Greek population. Turks built this city, you imbecile.

The name officially was changed in the 20th century. But in Greece we still call the city by its real name: Constantinople.

Thats coreect and West Turkey is Greek and Eastern Turkey is Armenia.

For Gods sake......CONSTANTINOPLE only changed name in 1923! YES!!! Look it up. This means there may still be people alive that were alive when CONSTANTINOPLE was still called Constantinople. The Quran calls the city Constantinople. The name Istanbul is very recent!

Britannica. For those who haven’t heard anything dumber.

Lol how moronic to name a city after "to the city" hahahah max gre*k intelligence. 🤣🤡

Ottomans never changed the name; they kept "Konstantiniyye" for centuries. The 1930 shift was about elitism vs. the people. While the palace elite used imperial titles, the common masses had called it Istanbul for ages. We chose the people’s voice over the Sultan’s crown.

Constantinople change to İstanbul after we Turks create our proper country Turkiye. It was still Konstatiniyye or something like that in Ottoman

So why this lady here insists on naming the city CONSTANTINOPLE in 1929?

@Agie2a Same thing happened with other Greek cities •Greek city Smyrni: from the greek phrase Is Smirnin (Εις Σμύρνην) meaning In Smyrni. So “Is Smirnin” became Izmir •Greek city Nikaia: from the greek phrase Is Nikaia (Εις Νίκαια) meaning In Nikaia. So “Is Nikaia” became Iznik

Yakında Atinayı da belki Atilla yaparız😂

Fuck off. Usa is not americans, Canada is not British.. you are talking about 600 years ago. What a stupid

it's true..meaning going to the city

Dumbest thing i have ever heard.

During the Ottoman period the city was Constantinople (Roman, not Greek). It was converted Istanbul (Greek origin) after 1923. There are also many Turkish words in Greek. This is not one-sided. The Ottomans took a lot from the ethnic cultures they ruled and of course gave a lot.

We took Istanbul. You fled. Finally, you were driven out of Izmir as well. And now you're putting your own lands at risk.

New york was new amsterdam but no dutch cry about it today?

@Noticing_Evil The most Vile Turk you know is going to tweak out in the replies or leave a smug remark as a coping mechanism.

Daily reminder, you pathetic European parasite: “Istanbul is Greek” 😂 Bro, your entire country is a bankrupt museum begging the EU and America for money while living off ancient history and tourism. You lost Constantinople in 1453 — cope harder. Now you sit there crying “it’s Greek” like a bitter ex who got dumped 600 years ago. Meanwhile Turkey is a real regional power and NATO ally, not some irrelevant asalak sucking European welfare and American aid. Trump is already done with unreliable groups and endless drama. America First means no more blank checks for European fantasists or anyone else who disrespects actual allies while living in historical delusion. Go beg Brussels for another bailout instead of crying about Istanbul, you irrelevant Greek keyboard warrior. @realDonaldTrump #AmericaFirst #Trump2024 #MAGA #NoMoreEndlessWars #Turkiye #Istanbul

Fake Greek talking..

Bro I. Constantin was born in Serbia.

The name changed 1930 for 1600 years was Konstantinoupoli

Actually the phrase in the Doric dialect is: IS TAN POL(IN) Turks used the Arabic alphabet where there is no letter "O" nor the letter "P". Hence, the word in Arabic letters would be read "ISTANBUL".

İt is “ İSLAMBOL “ Meaning Many İslam like it is İslamized

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why greeks still calling it constantinople then? just call it istanbul...

Çokta umrumda değil. Türk diline giren yüzlerce kelime var bir çok dilden bir tanede yunancadan gelmiş çok mu değil. Basit şeylerle kendinizi avutmayın

Islambol. Full of İslam.
