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Arkadaş vs Dost
1.       kitapci
6 posts
 01 Jan 2006 Sun 02:13 am

I have a very good Turkish friend that I'd like to see romantically when she breaks up with her boyfriend. I know first-hand that their relationship is in serious trouble. Right now, I can call her 'arkadaş'. I want to send her the poem 'Dost'

http://www.turkishclass.com/poem_147

but I wonder if that might be too intimate?

Can a man & woman be dostlar without being romantically involved?

Some background: she's been living in the US for several years and her English is very good.

2.       ramayan
2633 posts
 01 Jan 2006 Sun 02:19 am

dude it will be great...send pls...dont hesitate....nice background....send her poems like that in few days she will be ur......

hehehhe...goodluck.....hope u achieve....its not romantic but if u focus on the peom u can understand many things not said der....cyaaaaaaaa...

3.       kitapci
6 posts
 03 Jan 2006 Tue 08:41 pm

Thanks for the encouragement. I still don't know the difference between 'arkadaş' & 'dost'. Can anyone help?

4.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 03 Jan 2006 Tue 08:51 pm

i thnk that arkadaş means friend
where as dost maybe more like the eng. word "mate"
im not sure though... i would imagine thats the case..?

5.       oceanmavi
997 posts
 03 Jan 2006 Tue 08:52 pm

i think 'dost' is more of a very close friend, or a best friend and 'arkadas' is just a friend.

6.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 03 Jan 2006 Tue 08:53 pm

really?? wow.. thanks for telling us that..

7.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Jan 2006 Tue 10:59 pm

Hi arkadaslar I asked the same thing in an earlier post. Take a look at this thread and read the difference

difference between dost and arkadas

Good luck

Lello

8.       kitapci
6 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 07:13 pm

Thanks for the link. I only joined recently and didn't see the older topic.

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