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Literature at LISE
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1.       Deli_kizin
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 24 Mar 2006 Fri 06:33 pm

I heard in Türkiye, at Lise, you can choose from 2 directions:

- Science
- Literature

Is there someone around here who chose the literature-section at highschool? What do they teach you at highschool about Turkish literature?

Do you have to read books at highscool, from Turkish authors? If so, could you make a list of books that you read during highscool?

THANKS

2.       ramayan
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 24 Mar 2006 Fri 07:41 pm

there are four directions

* science (math,physics,chemistry,turkish)
*literature(turkish,history,geography,philosophy)
*equal(we say this eşit ağırlık) (turkish,math)
*foreign languages(english,turkish and german sometimes french and other languages)

and they attend university according to their lise directions

3.       Deli_kizin
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 24 Mar 2006 Fri 08:57 pm

Can you tell me what literature in Turkish is taught at highschool then?

Are there any books on turkish literature that anyone recommends me to read?

If you have a friend who did the literature-direction at Lise, can you please send me a pm, then i can send my contact information, because im dying to know.

4.       Kadir37
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 02:31 pm

5.       Deli_kizin
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 02:35 pm

THANKS With the help of you and Ramayan, I'm sure I'll be able to prepare well!!

These pages are too much Turkish too understand, but I think aşkım wouldn't mind to help me about it

Thanks again

6.       Kadir37
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 02:39 pm

7.       Deli_kizin
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 03:01 pm

Ohh wow that link kicks ass! I didn't totally understand it tho.. is it like a one year preperatory class for university, or are it like modules that don't last the entire year.. or what?

Do you think I could mail those people and ask them for a list of selected works, of which they speak?

8.       Kadir37
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 03:25 pm

9.       Deli_kizin
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 03:28 pm

THANKS Im gonna contact them immediately!

10.       Kadir37
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 03:40 pm

11.       Deli_kizin
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 03:42 pm

Hehe Only 5 months to go if everything goes well.

Ohhh i so hope I'm gonna get that student-visa! And if not, I'll ask Lyndie to help me out

And now im gonna have a cup of tea!

12.       Kadir37
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 03:52 pm

13.       Deli_kizin
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 03:54 pm

Ehm.. somewhere on the shelf of Rize Turist çayı in the supermarket?

I'm sorry, I only make English tea And the Turkish tea is a special treat I'd only make for my man

14.       Kadir37
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 04:05 pm

15.       Deli_kizin
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 04:07 pm

It tastes good tho. And i think half of Izmir at least, drinks it Everybody had it, at the cashdesks.

Isn't it just original turkish tea, but given that name to attract foreigners to buy it?

16.       Kadir37
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 04:41 pm

17.       Deli_kizin
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 06:07 pm

Which tea do you recommend me to buy then? (when im back in Türkiye, obviously)

18.       Kadir37
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 06:14 pm

19.       Deli_kizin
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 25 Mar 2006 Sat 06:24 pm

Hehe i guess you just gave me the link that can help me And Ramayan sent me a PM So we can talk about tea now
And don't be mad that i didn't make you any tea

20.       Kadir37
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 26 Mar 2006 Sun 12:35 am

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