The Găgăuz people are a Turkic ethnic group primarily found in Moldova, particularly in the autonomous region of Găgăuzia. They speak the Găgăuz language, which is closely related to Turkish and is written in the Latin alphabet. The Găgăuz have a rich cultural heritage, influenced by their historical ties to the Ottoman Empire and their Orthodox Christian faith. Traditionally, the Găgăuz people are known for their agricultural lifestyle, with many engaged in farming and livestock breeding. Their customs include unique folk music, dance, and traditional crafts. The Găgăuz community values family and community ties, celebrating various festivals that reflect their cultural identity.