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Ada kenti olduğu için güneşin doğuşu ve batışının büyük bir keyifle izlenebildiği sahiller üzerinde bulunan plajların temizlikleri devamlı olarak yapıldığı için aileniz ile birlikte de bu plajlarda keyifli vakit geçirebilirsiniz. Turkish-Armenian Cultural Relations. The cultural partnership of the two communities can be clearly seen in language, which is a natural means of communication that provides understanding between people. There are over 800 words in Turkish that were taken from Armenian and there are over 4,000 words in Armenian that were taken from Turkish. The memories of Turkish are still extant in the surnames of many Armenians who emigrated to the West as the name of a profession (e.g. Kuyumcuyan, meaning goldsmith) or place of origin (e.g. Maraşlıyan, meaning someone from Maraş). One can also observe that Turkish words are still used quite a lot in proper names. Male names such as Abbas, Ata, Aydın, Dadaş, Gurban, Jahangir, Khudaverdi, and Sarukhan were taken from significant Turkish and Islamic ancestors and they reflect concepts such as heroism and bravery. Many women’s names such as Azizgyul, Gyulizar, Huri, Malaksima, Nazik, Peri, Sevil, Zubeyda, and many others indicate flower names, which are associated with the Turkish grace and concepts such as seriousness, politeness, and valuableness. These names, which have a rich background in terms of history and culture, explain the place of their ancient neighbors in the minds of the Armenians (Tavukçu, 2013: 153). The changes in the provinces, where Turkish was spoken a bit differently, are also seen in the languages of both communities. Mıntzuri indicates that the Turks, Kurds and Armenians in the Erzincan region pronounce all the words that start with “k” as “ğ.” He gives the examples of names of places such as Ğuruçay, Ğarataş, Ağğaya, and Ğarakaya and words such as ğardaş, ğına gecesi, and ğocağarı , which are used in daily life (Mıntzuri, 1996: 33-36). Dublaj payments & Altyazı.