Travelling to Turkey |
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Mexican travel to turkey
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03 May 2007 Thu 03:47 pm |
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Hi, I am from Mexico and my husband is turkish. I will be traveling to Izmir this month and I was just wondering what is the idea Turkish people have about people from Mexico.
thanks for your thoughts
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03 May 2007 Thu 06:35 pm |
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03 May 2007 Thu 07:45 pm |
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Quoting vineyards: and of course Speedy Gonzales who is a bit more famous than the previous. |
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03 May 2007 Thu 08:54 pm |
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that's exactly what my husband told me...their idea would be. Anyways my husband tried jalapeño pepper and now he loves it sometimes he orders stuffed jalapeño with cheese inside.
thanks!
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04 May 2007 Fri 11:47 am |
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04 May 2007 Fri 12:15 pm |
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Quoting vineyards: Yes but I am a little bit more knowledgeable. I know how jalapeno is pronounced: Huh-luh-penio. As for the name of your country: Mehico. |
Vineyards, (maybe a bit off topic) can you tell me why there are so less restaurants in Turkey (even in Ankara as capital where all the ambassies are) from a foreign kitchen? I mean, there is hardly to find a Mexican, Chinese, Indian, Japanese restaurant. And many Turkish people I spoke to (here and in Turkey) say they don't want to eat foreign food. Is it because they think it is not halal or is it 'unknown is unloved'? I know Turkish cuisine is great, I love it, but something different is nice too.
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04 May 2007 Fri 12:51 pm |
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04 May 2007 Fri 12:54 pm |
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Thanks for explaining Vineyards. I was just curious because here, even in small towns, you can find many different cuisines. But I have to admit that our national food is not special (I even don't like most of it....).
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04 May 2007 Fri 03:57 pm |
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hello, well in Mexico you can find all kinds of food from everywhere and each culture has their great dish. I am found of all foods. My husband on the other hand is very particular about what he eats and we have a hard time finding a place to dine. Besides him loving his turkish food he also does not eat beef or fish or chicken so it makes it even harder. I have learned to make a few turkish dishes (vegetarian) which I find so elavorative but healthy. I don't mind.
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04 May 2007 Fri 04:12 pm |
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if you ask me as a turkish, I have no idea about mexican ppl. but generally turkish ppl are hospitable and love to have a guess.
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