Why do Turkish people use ''ama'' and ''yani'' so much in their language?

'Ama' and 'yani' are two commonly used words in the Turkish language that serve different purposes in conversation. 'Ama' is used as a conjunction and translates to 'but' or 'however' in English. It is used to express contrast or contradiction in a sentence. For example, 'I want to go to the party, but I am tired' can be translated as 'Partiye gitmek istiyorum, ama yorgunum' in Turkish.

'Yani', on the other hand, is used as a filler word in conversation and translates to 'I mean' or 'you know' in English. It is used to clarify or emphasize a point, or to give the speaker time to gather their thoughts. For example, 'I went to the store to buy some groceries, yani, bread, milk, and eggs' can be translated as 'Marketten alışveriş yapmaya gittim, yani ekmek, süt ve yumurta aldım' in Turkish.

These words are used frequently in the Turkish language because they serve important functions in conversation, and are considered part of the natural flow of speech. As with any language, the frequent use of certain words or phrases can be influenced by cultural or regional factors, as well as personal speaking style.