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[tsukoui]

BBC Scotland runs services in Gaelic despite only a tiny percentage of the population actually speaking the language. Isn't it time CyBC had a Turkish language channel? At the very least, if full Turkish programming is too expensive, they should offer Turkish subtitles for existing programming. This serves strategic purposes as well. Why do you think the U.S. spends so much money on Radio and TV Marti. You could argue that it is not effective as the Cubans continue to support their government, but occupied Cyprus is not Cuba, the TCs do not support Turkey.

[Lordo]

BBC Scotland runs services in Gaelic despite only a tiny percentage of the population actually speaking the language. Isn't it time CyBC had a Turkish language channel? At the very least, if full Turkish programming is too expensive, they should offer Turkish subtitles for existing programming. This serves strategic purposes as well. Why do you think the U.S. spends so much money on Radio and TV Marti. You could argue that it is not effective as the Cubans continue to support their government, but occupied Cyprus is not Cuba, the TCs do not support Turkey.

in early 70s they used to show one terggish film a month.

[kurupetos]

BS. CyBC Radio 2 is mostly in Turkish.

[kurupetos]

BBC Scotland runs services in Gaelic despite only a tiny percentage of the population actually speaking the language. Isn't it time CyBC had a Turkish language channel? At the very least, if full Turkish programming is too expensive, they should offer Turkish subtitles for existing programming. This serves strategic purposes as well. Why do you think the U.S. spends so much money on Radio and TV Marti. You could argue that it is not effective as the Cubans continue to support their government, but occupied Cyprus is not Cuba, the TCs do not support Turkey.

in early 70s they used to show one terggish film a month.

I bet most TCs didn't bother; Greek films are better.

[Lordo]

how much did you bet - you just lost.

[Tim Drayton]

There is the bilingual Biz-Emeis programme on CyBC 2 at 7 pm Mondays to Fridays, which is in both Greek and Turkish and provides subtitles in the other language throughout. Some of the bilingual discussions using simultaneous interpreting are quite interesting.

[kurupetos]

how much did you bet - you just lost.

Even today, many TCs watch GC and Greek TV programs, kuz.

[Lordo]

BS. CyBC Radio 2 is mostly in Turkish.

just because you dont understand it does not make it terggish.

[kurupetos]

BS. CyBC Radio 2 is mostly in Turkish.

just because you dont understand it does not make it terggish.

It's mostly f* Turkish, re gatsoshire.

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