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1.       Aenigma
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 07 Mar 2006 Tue 07:41 pm

Is it tranditional for Turkish people to give gifts on birthdays. And, are there other holidays or festivals where gifts are exchanged?

2.       MaryEldar
0 posts
 07 Mar 2006 Tue 07:58 pm

Hi!
I remember my boyfriend told me at last day of Ramadan they give candies to childrens...
I will ask him and i will tell you, ok?

chaufis!

3.       damla
129 posts
 07 Mar 2006 Tue 08:09 pm

In our birthdays it is true that we are giving presents.But in our religion parties (Ramazan and Kurban)
we are giving candies and moneys to little children.
we are giving present in st. valentino's daybut actually we call "sevgililer günü"
And some people can give presents in the mother's day,father's day and children's day.

4.       ramayan
2633 posts
 07 Mar 2006 Tue 11:43 pm

if i have money and one of my dudes need sth..i buy it and give...no need to chose a special day for present..im against giving special days for someone...we should remember them always...im against remembering my mum only on her day, my darling only on valentine,my dad only on his day...its strange..but birthday..i wont say anything about it.in fact i also dont like dis..

5.       Elisa
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 07 Mar 2006 Tue 11:47 pm

Quoting ramayan:

if i have money and one of my dudes need sth..i buy it and give...no need to chose a special day for present..im against giving special days for someone...we should remember them always...im against remembering my mum only on her day, my darling only on valentine,my dad only on his day...its strange..but birthday..i wont say anything about it.in fact i also dont like dis..



Word up Ramayan!! I have nothing to add to what you say, I agree totally!!

6.       Boop
785 posts
 07 Mar 2006 Tue 11:49 pm

Yep and I second it- that is how it should be - what a lovely person..

7.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 07 Mar 2006 Tue 11:50 pm

Doesn't it say something about the world, that we need such days..

I think birthday is fine to celebrate though After all it is the day that you've been giving real life.

8.       Elisa
0 posts
 08 Mar 2006 Wed 12:00 am

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Doesn't it say something about the world, that we need such days..

I think birthday is fine to celebrate though After all it is the day that you've been giving real life.



True, but it would be nice as well if people came to ring your bell and give you flowers and presents just because you exist

Bu arada, grammarwise, how do you say "that would be really nice?"
"Gerçekten güzel olacaktı"?

9.       MissHelen
148 posts
 08 Mar 2006 Wed 10:28 am

What about New Year (with the attendant yıl başı ağacı - isn't it some kind of surrogate Christmas with presents for the children (a relatively new thing, I think)...?

H.

10.       ramayan
2633 posts
 08 Mar 2006 Wed 10:39 am

Quoting MissHelen:

What about New Year (with the attendant yıl başı ağacı - isn't it some kind of surrogate Christmas with presents for the children (a relatively new thing, I think)...?

H.



especially new year ..eeee i dont like dis idea...if we think widely..never changes with new year hea?just a month finish and another one starts..and we celebrate this crazily..wads the difference between 31 and 1?but yes for christians its a religius celebration...im respectful..instead of celebrating im just wishing a happy life till the last day...

i prefer giving meanings to the days and moments...others meaningful things maynot be so meaningful for me..i prefer giving my own meaning..

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