This appears to be a transcript of a conversation or interview with a Turkish man, who is answering a series of questions on various topics, including his hometown, the first president of Turkey, his English skills, and his knowledge of Islam. He often provides humorous and sarcastic responses, and sometimes seems to be trolling or teasing the interviewer.
The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including:
* The man's hometown of Adana, Turkey
* His knowledge of Turkish history, including the first president of Turkey (Mustafa Kemal Atatürk)
* His English skills, which he claims are "very good" despite struggling to understand some questions
* His knowledge of Islam, including the meaning of "subhaneke" and the purpose of ablution
* His personal life, including his desire to be a pilot when he was younger and his current job as a Tekel dealer.
Throughout the conversation, the man is playful and humorous, often making jokes and teasing the interviewer. However, he also shows a more serious side when discussing topics like Islam and Turkish history.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is from Adana, Turkey.
2. The first president of Turkey is Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
3. The speaker's name is Davut Keser.
4. The speaker wants to be a pilot when he was little.
5. The speaker is a Muslim.
6. The speaker knows how to read the "subhaneke" (a prayer in Islam).
7. The purpose of ablution (ghusl) is to escape from the devil.
8. Ablution is taken to have a good intention of ghusl.
9. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's surname is Atatürk.
10. The speaker is not sure about Atatürk's surname at first, but later confirms it is Atatürk.
11. The speaker is familiar with some Islamic prayers and rituals.
12. The speaker has lived in Germany and studied at a university.
13. The speaker speaks 8 languages.
14. The speaker's age is not explicitly mentioned, but he mentions being 38 years older than someone.
15. The speaker is married and has been married for 50 years.
Note: Some of the facts may not be entirely accurate or clear due to the informal and conversational nature of the text.