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40.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 29 Apr 2005 Fri 09:13 pm

hehe
sertap sen o parayı bana öde,
ben sana tüm türkiyeyi dolaştırayım

41.       Sertab
136 posts
 30 Apr 2005 Sat 10:09 pm

hahah (: ama aslında ben hiç para ödememeliyim.. yani tam tersi, onlar bana para ödeyecek inşallah (:

42.       emma
1 posts
 05 May 2005 Thu 08:42 am

Merhaba! I am new here.I never been in Turkey.I found this site by chance.I saw the beautiful pictures and fell in love with Turkey.I've been in many countries but I did not see this beauty anywhere.I hope someday I can visit and see all those wonders.I want to learn the languge.I read the poems.They are wonderful.
About people... There always been good and bad people.Country, nationality or faith doesn't matter.We have to know - we all are in the same boat in this jorney on the planet Earth.I think it could be better if we love each other.
By the way I am from Russia and live in US for 20 years
Everywhere is same.
Admin, you were right "Good friends can be seen at bad times". "Iyi dost kara gunde belli olur". I am more than agree with this. I had that experience in my life.
Russians have proverb- "There is no family without monster".

43.       Seticio
550 posts
 07 May 2005 Sat 02:13 pm

how is this proverb in russian?

44.       bliss
900 posts
 07 May 2005 Sat 06:40 pm

Hello, Seticio! How are you.I'll be more than glad to answer your question, only you have to write which proverb.Thank you!

45.       bliss
900 posts
 07 May 2005 Sat 06:44 pm

Hello, Seticio! How are you? I'll be more than glad to answer your question, only I have to know which proverb you're asking about.Thank you! Sorry I made a mistake in previous posting.

46.       Seticio
550 posts
 08 May 2005 Sun 02:16 am

It was "There is no family without monster".

47.       bliss
900 posts
 08 May 2005 Sun 04:05 am

Hello, Seticio! In russian it is "Semya bez uroda ne bivaet" .It means in every family there is sombody who is bad, not every member of family is good.You have to deal with it.I think family is small version of country.

48.       bliss
900 posts
 08 May 2005 Sun 05:12 am

Hello to all women in this site!
Tomorrow is Mother's Day in my country and I want to wish to all mothers and moters-to-be all the happiness in this world.Hope your Mother's Day is bright and beautiful with everything that touches your heart.

49.       Venera
1 posts
 07 Jun 2005 Tue 08:05 pm

Hello everybody!
I have a question about working in Turkey. How do you think, is it possible to get good job, in Istanbul for example, if a person has an economic education, knows English, Turkish languages and has great wish to live and work there?))

50.       Lello_in_love
0 posts
 12 Jun 2005 Sun 09:47 pm

Hi everybody!

I am planning to go to university in Turkey in 2 years. Can somebody tell me how to get a scolarship-visa? And are there any important thigns about the life in turkey i should know about? Advice is always welcome
I will live with my boyfriend there, he lives in Izmir and studies medicines in Izmir. Though i am with him, it will be very scary to live in a new country. I would like to know if people want to tell me something about life in turkey, if there's anything i have to watch out for..

Thanks in advance,

Esther

ps » you simply have to fall in love with turkey once you've been there! I fell in love with turkey by pictures and music, i started a real relationship with the country when i flew over Istanbul with its magical lights

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