ı dont know ıf ım the only oneö but ı was wonderıng Fatımahö hows your ´Turkısh man Hunt´

goıngö just curıous-and ı also had advıce u can go on www.livemocha.com and list that you are learning turkish and youll get a lot of request from turkish men, and u can also learn the languages, so its a win-win, hit 2 birds with one stone

 Not a nice comment.  You´ve had too many late nights. 

Assalamualaikum, Merhaba!

I have read all messages on this thread until the last one.

And so far I found many good advises for Fatimah. Yet there are some "just comments" that you can treat it as "joke" that potentially make you burst into laughter.

I just want to say to you, please dont call yourself as "spinster". You just 23 years old. One good lesson from KungFu Panda film " just enjoy your day, dont worry about tomorrow and don`t be haunted of the past, that is why today so called "present", because today is a present, a gift"

Be positive and now you are in correct track, sister. As you said now you are learning English in British Council, and also want to add your language ability with Turkce as well. That is a great things to do by a 23 y.o girl that living in Saudi.

Salam,

Lia

Great advice and wonderful movie by the way!!

maybe......

Hallo everybody!!!  I am new to the forum, I signed in today... I read the whole thread through, and found it quite interesting. I am italian and have travelled a lot in my life, and, among all the other countries I visited, Turkey has won a very special place in my heart.

I speak a few languages ( italian of course, english, german, spanish and a little french), but have a hard time with turkce, being it´s structure so different .. this is why I was curious about this web site - maybe it could help me with my struggles in learning?!?!

To make a long story short, what I wanted to tell Fatima ( provided she´ll be looking up the thread again) is:

I fell in love with Turkey as a country because of the way the people there simply are...men, women, old people and children - everyone. Of course, as everywhere else, you find there are also people you could not define "nice"... but the percentage is lower than in Italy, for instance.

I´m sure Fatima would find living in Turkey very easy and pleasant. A husband?  There are nice men all over the world, and quite a few in Turkey... The point is knowing what to look for BUT ALSO not forgetting that our deep feelings are not controlled by our brain... Our heart sometimes reaches out to someone else without reasoning too much, and that has a tremendous strenght and importance. This is why internet is a very useful tool, but has also great limitations. Use it as a tool, Fatima, not as a way.

The best of luck to Fatima and a tight hug to all my turkish arkadaslar

Hadafang, welcome to TC!

Do your own job kitty!!!

Hi Hadafang !! 
I am the head of the welcome committee here. (NOT THAT kitty cat!!)

My greatest and warmest welcome to you!!!! 

Please join the conversation! 

Feel free to explore the site. 

Uncover cool stories and news and participate in lively and friendly discussions that will force you to think about Turkey and other subjects . 

Be inspired, post something , and stake your place in the realm of turkish class.

And make sure you dont give any of your private information to anybody.

Specially your msn. (but if you want to, of course it is your decision 

 I thought you told me you weren´t expendable.