When a yuro refers to döner as kebab

>when a yuro refers to döner as kebab

Please, enlighten us on the differences turkroach.

>it's a t*rkroach thread

It's called döner kebab.

Does it triggger u?

This.

In Spain, kebab is a category of food with two specialties: doner and durum

Döner is that shitty fast food, kebab is real food

Dürüm is shit

there are tons of kebab types döner is just one of them

Then it's still retarded

Dürüm is the same shit except you don't use bread but use that rolled tortilla like shit

jufka the best!

So qhat are the differences, and what is the best to get?

average kebap

ax be yurolar
pic is selection of some kebabs btw

Our kebab meat is actually reindeer meat.

Kebab is the most popular fast food in Finland.

I don't even know what a kebab is.

>döner over lahmacun

that's because you are not white.

isn't that a type of kebab to begin with as he said ?

are the ingredients exactly the same?

is that a mixture of all types of kebab or something?

quite off topic tho
>axe be euro
is that a common turkish expression? I only see this on Sup Forums, does it have to do with axes?

>being k*rd

We have Chinese/Vietnamese takeaways which sell kebab

>Not Shawarma

some expression for dissapointment/surprise idk hard to explain
also it ax be is actually "ah be" but be use it as ax

is it a kurdish dish? Im alman so no idea

Yeah, shish taouk and lahmacun are extras along with rice and onions.

>when a yuro refers to gyros as shawarma

"ah be" is sort of like "come on", the "x" is pronounced with a very guttural "ch" sound in kurdish and not only that but usually lower people or people from rural areas (in no way mutually exclusive) usually use a sound like that in turkish so people mock it here or in the turkish version of 4chins

lower class people*

Sauce pls

Kebab just means roasted meat.

Alina Rin