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Best Turkish Cuisines For Xmas
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29 Nov 2005 Tue 11:44 am |
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Hey guys! What's for Christmas in a typical Turkish kitchen???
I am sooo excited about Christmas and I can't help it... hhahah.. I always go back to childhood when it comes.
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29 Nov 2005 Tue 11:59 am |
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You mean new year? Because we don't celebrate christmas.
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29 Nov 2005 Tue 12:12 pm |
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yup! mltm is right we dont celebrate new Xmas. but they orginize some parties or some special events in touristic places and some shows in shopping places...
and for new year i think nothing special but sometimes my mom makes great job with chickens
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30 Nov 2005 Wed 02:05 am |
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WHAT??? You don't celebrate Christmas? Oh.. I am sorry. I think I got a wrong post. But hey! How about those Christians? What's up for Xmas?
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30 Nov 2005 Wed 02:09 am |
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Okay... what's in the kitchen for New Year? In the Philippines we have two New Years. One on January and the other is on February usually among Chinese communities.
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10 Dec 2005 Sat 01:54 pm |
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Quoting enerodesinueve: WHAT??? You don't celebrate Christmas? Oh.. I am sorry. I think I got a wrong post. But hey! How about those Christians? What's up for Xmas? |
No, Turkey is predominently a muslim country and therefore doesn't celebrate Christmas, although those like myself who were born and brought up in London we still have a traditional roast turkey lunch and exchange gifts.
In Turkey the New Year is celebrated and that is when they may have parties and exchange their gifts.
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