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The Turkish People's Stories have a privileged place in Turkish literature. This kind of narrative that comes from generation to generation to our time has an important place especially in the Indoor Anadolu and Eastern Anadolu regions. At times when technology was not widespread, in the long winter nights, in the village rooms, in the cafés, in the weddings, the stories told, the talks told, and the games played, the verbal culture tradition was lived. This tradition, which continues to live until the twentieth century, is formed according to the needs of our society that we live in, trying to maintain its vitality, though not as before. Today, Zarif Turk, a narrative associated with the tradition of telling a popular story, was born in the Zara district of Sivas, the birthplace was passed to the population paper in 1931 as a Pain Tutak. Zarif Turk, a sister, married in 1952 and had eight children. During the wedding ceremony in Tutak, Zarif Turk, who tells the story of the master's property in the village room, emigrated to Bursa in 1999. There are six stories from Terekeme/Karapapak Türkü Zarif Türk, who didn’t read and write, who lost his ability to see when he was a child, who didn’t know how to scratch. These stories are the story of Erçişli Emrah and Selvihan, Latif Shah, Sevdakar, Üreyze Nisa Mrs. and Mr. Hussein, Injured Mahmut and Zülal Shah and Mr. Ibrahim. In this study, the story will be discussed with the story of Ureyze Nisa and Mr. Hussein, which has more of the story characteristics, which takes five hours of narrative and will be examined (episodes of the story, place, person staff, language and style characteristics, revolutionary phrases, dialogue narrative, question- answering narrative, dialogue poetry, interlocutor words, narrative patterns-formulas and vocabulary). Keywords: Pain, Tutak, People's Story, Ureyze Nisa Mrs and Hussein Mr, Zarif Turkish

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