Fenerbahçe player Archie Brown shares statements on Istanbul and Turkish
Fenerbahce left-back Archie Brown stated in a club channel program that the Turkish word he uses the most is "Tamam" (Okay) and shared his evaluations about Istanbul.
Fenerbahce's left-back football player Archie Brown made sincere statements about his teammates, his life in Istanbul, and the Turkish word he uses the most during a Q&A program he attended on the club's broadcasting channel.
Teammates and Laughter Habits
Fenerbahce's left-back Archie Brown answered questions directed at him on the club channel program, stating that he is the best dancer in the team.
Stating that the person who makes him laugh the most is Nathan Ake, Brown expressed that their senses of humor match and they laugh a lot together.
Music Preference and Player Choices
Stating that the DJ preference within the team is Romelu Lukaku, the successful footballer noted that Lukaku listens to a lot of rap.
Stating that he cannot choose between Oguz Aydin and Jayden Oosterwolde, he said that both of them are his brothers.
Comparison of Istanbul and London
Choosing Istanbul over London when asked to pick between the two, Brown emphasized that London's weather is constantly cold and Istanbul is a warmer city.
Stating that he loves Istanbul very much, the player expressed that the city quickly makes him feel at home and its people are quite polite and warm-blooded.
Most Frequently Used Turkish Word
Laughingly explaining that the Turkish word he uses the most during the program is "Tamam" (Okay), the footballer stated that he easily uses this word in almost every situation.
Stating that he does not know much Turkish, Brown noted that the word "Tamam" makes things much easier and that he frequently resorts to this expression.
Situations He Struggles to Get Used To
When asked what he struggles to get used to the most regarding living in Istanbul, Archie Brown expressed that he still hasn't adapted to how easily recognized he is in the city.
Stating that he attaches great importance to his privacy, the successful left-back added that being an easily recognizable person challenges him in daily life.