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Valentine's Day in Turkey
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11 Feb 2008 Mon 03:55 pm |
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Celebrating Valentine's Day in Turkey
This day is usually celebrated by young couples on February 14. They begin to do shopping two weeks prior to Valentine's Day. These couples spend the whole day with each other. During the day, they go to an amusement park or a cinema and have dinner together. At the end of the day, they give each other gifts, especially red roses, because a red rose has special meaning for love.
However, couples shouldn't show each other their love on just this day. I think, they should always be tolerant and appreciate each other because love is necessary for people all the time.
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11 Feb 2008 Mon 03:59 pm |
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Quoting Roswitha: Celebrating Valentine's Day in Turkey
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OMG! haram haram!
Quoting Roswitha:
This day is usually celebrated by young couples on February 14. They begin to do shopping two weeks prior to Valentine's Day. These couples spend the whole day with each other. During the day, they go to an amusement park or a cinema and have dinner together. At the end of the day, they give each other gifts, especially red roses, because a red rose has special meaning for love.
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what a nice turkish tradition! 
Quoting Roswitha:
However, couples shouldn't show each other their love on just this day. I think, they should always be tolerant and appreciate each other because love is necessary for people all the time.
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ro-sweet-a,
you are genious! 
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11 Feb 2008 Mon 04:29 pm |
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Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Roswitha: Celebrating Valentine's Day in Turkey
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OMG! haram haram!
Quoting Roswitha:
This day is usually celebrated by young couples on February 14. They begin to do shopping two weeks prior to Valentine's Day. These couples spend the whole day with each other. During the day, they go to an amusement park or a cinema and have dinner together. At the end of the day, they give each other gifts, especially red roses, because a red rose has special meaning for love.
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what a nice turkish tradition!
Quoting Roswitha:
However, couples shouldn't show each other their love on just this day. I think, they should always be tolerant and appreciate each other because love is necessary for people all the time.
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ro-sweet-a,
you are genious! |
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11 Feb 2008 Mon 07:14 pm |
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In Turkey people are stealing so many holidays, like extra extra glittery christmas trees, santas and presents on New Years!  
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11 Feb 2008 Mon 07:16 pm |
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Quoting azade: In Turkey people are stealing so many holidays, like extra extra glittery christmas trees, santas and presents on New Years! |
Why not? Nobody treats them like religious festivals in Christian countries, so does it really make a difference? 
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11 Feb 2008 Mon 07:18 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting azade: In Turkey people are stealing so many holidays, like extra extra glittery christmas trees, santas and presents on New Years! |
Why not? Nobody treats them like religious festivals in Christian countries, so does it really make a difference? |
True, true. Let them do it in the summer even!
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11 Feb 2008 Mon 07:18 pm |
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Quoting azade: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting azade: In Turkey people are stealing so many holidays, like extra extra glittery christmas trees, santas and presents on New Years! |
Why not? Nobody treats them like religious festivals in Christian countries, so does it really make a difference? |
True, true. Let them do it in the summer even! |
Wish we could have all Turkey's public holidays in exchange 
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12 Feb 2008 Tue 01:45 am |
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even more threads about valentine's day????  
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