Lisovets in Berlin is glad to "native" Turkish speech and "logic" to show the fifth point

Stylist, fashion connoisseur, TV and radio presenter Vladislav Lisovets is sure that it is difficult to find a more contrasting city than Berlin. He published his impressions of the German capital on a social network.

Lisovets sees in this city "young energy, hidden audacity and calmness," but also "friendliness, tolerance, acceptance and thirst for order."

"Of course, the Turkish language is so dear to me, and the images and types are strange to the point of impossibility," writes the stylist, who only recently claimed to be French.

At the same time, Lisovets stressed that in this city it is "logical" to show the fifth point, but only if it is "good and not dull for you."

Commenting on the question of one of the subscribers about the Turkish speech, Lisovets, born in Baku explained that Turkish is very similar to Azerbaijani.