In a remote mountain village high above Turkey's Black Sea coast, there are villagers who still communicate across valleys by whistling. Not just whistling as in a non-verbal, "Hey, you!" But actually ...

A group of people native to Anatolia, the Karamanlides, are believed by many to be Turkish speaking Greeks. They used a ...

With: Key to the Ottoman-Turkish conversational-grammar / by V.H. Hagopian. London : Julius Groos 1908.

Better language skills help refugees to become more self-reliant in Turkey for which UNHCR continues to work together with its partners as well as its donors. Thanks to the financial and technical ...

High above the Black Sea, villagers communicate across deep valleys using a whistled language. Elders are working to keep alive this tradition,... In A Turkish Village, A Conversation With Whistles, ...