Nobody ever said ozliyorum to me! Phonecalls, letters, face to face, it was always ozl

I have conversations with somebody who speaks both my native tongue (Dutch) and Turkish has her mother tongue (actually, mother and father tongue )

When she speaks Dutch she says "I miss you" (ik mis je), when she speak Turkish she says "seni özledim" to me. I gather that she means exactly the same thing. Basically you are missing the person and have been missing the person, it is just what is easiest to say. Özledim just rolls better than özleyorum.

Black and "white" hair salons are not a racist thing. They are just a specialisation. For example, in Turkey you have mostly male and female hairsalons, while in Holland men and women mostly go to the same salons. It is simply a fact that "black" hair has a different structure and requires different cutting techniques. I have white friends in Holland with very curly hair who always go to black salons, because they can handle the frizz better. Just not a lot of frizz around in Turkey

As far as I know there are no black hair salons in Turkey (I do know what they are, plenty of them around in Holland). You´ll just have to walk in a salon and ask if they can handle your hair. The number of black citizens in Turkey is small, but they must go to hair salons too, right? If you travel around you might encounter some people staring, but that´s because in more remote places you might be the first black person they´ve seen! (Don´t know where you plan to travel). I do have some Turkish friends from the East of Turkey who have small-curled hair, similar to black hair.

That´s my point... I know it was different before, but I already have these 90 days/180 days visas in my passport, and stayed over 90 days in the 180 days period. I guess nobody really cares how long you stay as long as you buy a new visa...

I know it says officially you are allowed to stay 90 days within a 180 day period... but is that really true? In Holland 90 days within 180 days means of the 180 days, you are only allowed 90 days in Holland. So if you are here 90 days, you can not enter in the next 90 days. In Turkey this is not the case. I spend my 90 day visa, was a week abroad, and than came back on a tourist visa again. That´s more than 90 days in a 180 days period. Or do I understand this rule of Turkish visa´s the wrong way...confused...