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Thread: ant1 pleaseeee

1561.       erdinc
2151 posts
 30 Oct 2005 Sun 10:45 pm

Quote:


festive cheer across the miles to you all. bringing you in 2006 the prosperity cherished meomories and happiness you deserve.




"2006 yılı size hak ettiğiniz mutluluk, refah ve unutamayacağınız güzellikte anılar getirsin. Uzaklardan hepinize selamlar ve iyi dileklerle."



Thread: Looking for Turkish teacher in uk

1562.       erdinc
2151 posts
 30 Oct 2005 Sun 10:22 pm

Hello Linda,

have a look here. I dont know if it was you but today someone in another forum asked about the same issue for warwickshire or coventry and explained there.

http://forum.seslisozluk.com/showthread.php?t=5959



Thread: Do milk cows eat meat?

1563.       erdinc
2151 posts
 30 Oct 2005 Sun 10:14 pm

Yes Linda,
I was reading the same website,

http://www.amazingdiscoveries.org/health_milk2.htm

And a few more horrible websites about milk causing mucus. I think I will give up too.
I was also never suspicious about cows milk being an unsuitable drink for humans but now I'm. Maybe I should strict with fruit juice and water.



Thread: Do milk cows eat meat?

1564.       erdinc
2151 posts
 30 Oct 2005 Sun 09:01 pm

A strange question isn't it but a friend of me today told me they do and therefore the normal milk we buy might be not so healthy. Have you ever heard something like this? I looked around but couldnt find sufficient information to confirm this.
I thought milk cows eat grass or fodder, something like that and not all the unnecessary parts of chickens or cows.

This sounds horrible to me now.



Thread: Translation please

1565.       erdinc
2151 posts
 30 Oct 2005 Sun 06:56 pm

"Of ulan of" is somewhat nonunderstandable for the Europeans because the cultural difference.

Usually magandas speak like this but it doesnt mean the person is necessarily a maganda. At least I wouldn't like to speak like this.

Edit:
deleted some unneccesary expressions above on this post. Sorry if it was understood as something I didnt mean to. Cheers.


Anyway this is what "Of ulan of" means:
"I'm in love but because being emotinonal is not very mannish I dont feel very comfortable. So instead of enjoying love in a soft and emotional way, somehow I managed to transform love to be in pain. Now things look more manlike. Because I'm in love, I feel like getting drunk and hitting things. There is fire inside me. My heart is burning. I'm overruled by love. I can do everthing now, especially every strange and crazy thing. OK, let me have one more drink. What the heck, this pain is killing me. I'm in such a love, of ulan of."



Thread: Want to join my Turkish beginners class for adults in North London?

1566.       erdinc
2151 posts
 29 Oct 2005 Sat 11:04 pm

Last updated 11 September 2006

Greetings,

In one of the schools I work I have a Turkish language class for complete beginners who are over the age of 15. Here are the details:

Quote:

Southgate School
Sussex Way, Cockfoster EN4 0BL
Fridays, 18:00 - 21:00


http://www.turkishschools.co.uk/southgate.html
How to get there:
The school is in North London, 15 minutes walking distance away from Oakwood Tube Station, Picadilly Line. You can see the place here:
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=528736&y=195890&z=0&sv=EN4+0BL&st=2&pc=EN4+0BL&mapp=newmap.srf&searchp=newsearch.srf

There are no lessons on holidays etc.

Cheers,
Erdinç



Thread: please could you tell me how to say...

1567.       erdinc
2151 posts
 29 Oct 2005 Sat 08:33 pm

Greetings,
to encourage others to do the translations I decided to wait for a while. So this is why you might not get a translation the same day.
But, everyone who posts on this translation forum can be sure to get a reply in two days. If you are really in a hurry you can send me a private message. Anyway here we go:

"Son zamanlarda görüşemediğimiz için üzgünüm ama epeyce meşguldüm. Seni çok özledim ve seninle konuşmayı istiyorum. Lütfen seni umursamadığımı ya da buna benzer bir şeyi düşÃ¼nme. Seni yakında arayacağım."



Thread: INTERNATIONAL TURKISH TEACHER

1568.       erdinc
2151 posts
 29 Oct 2005 Sat 06:06 pm

Actually this section of forum is opened for Turkish private lesson advertisements and therefore there is nothing wrong to advertise here. I myself have an advertisement in this section.
I'm also not against teaching online. It is not easy to find a Turkish teacher everywhere you want.



Thread: INTERNATIONAL TURKISH TEACHER

1569.       erdinc
2151 posts
 28 Oct 2005 Fri 10:03 pm

Quote:


Wednesday October 26th, 2005 03:08 AM
edinburgh wrote:
Dear Sir/Madam,

If you read my advert very carefully, I indicated that you should not contact me if you are not intrested in learning Turkish by payment.
Search around you will find an other tools too.

Turkish teacher



My dear friend, what kind of teacher are you? I'm a Turkish language teacher myself and I asked you politely a simple question about teaching online. Why are you getting angry with me?
I think teaching is not about only helping people by payment but it is also about the happines and satisfaction when you are able to help. We have seen how professional you are.



Thread: Turkish people socio-moral identity

1570.       erdinc
2151 posts
 28 Oct 2005 Fri 08:25 pm

Quote:

İ can say that everything what Erdinc said about Turkish people is right in every word. only one thing.....Turks are not like İtalian or Greek or any other nation - they are unique as all Turkey is. And this is why İ love it.



Thank you fazi for your comment. Of course you are right by saying Turks are unique.

What I wanted to say is that Turks are much more closer to Italians and Greek than Iranian, Iraqian, Syrian and Arabian.



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