My friend also is english teacher...but this doesnt prove anything about her english. All i can say about her english that is better than mine. Nothing else.

Nothing else matters - by Metallica

very good

 thanks ReyhanL

you are really good friend so your english is better than me that is true

second time thank you

 Ã said that my friend´s english is better than mine.

 All i can say is that even my own native language i cant speak it perfectly.

I´ve learned English at an early age and I used to be mistaken for a native, since I made ´native´ mistakes. Native doesn´t mean perfect. It means you make common mistakes. Only after I studied English, instead of learning it naturally, my English became much better. So, yes I do think you can become perfect in Turkish, but to become perfect would mean years and years of practice. Also, you would have to spend some years in Turkey to fully understand some undertones in the language, and the double meaning of certain words.

A good first step is to watch Turkish tv a lot. You will hear spoken Turkish that is not as ´proper´ as you hear it on learning-tapes. Listen to stupid Youtube videos to hear how people speak. Sure, you have to dive into a lot of books and courses to train your skills in Turkish, but don´t forget the ´real world´ either!

 sorry 

I Want to say for all we make me very angry

what ido for you to make that?

that is too much

 Your English is good enough. There is no need for criticizing you for the mistakes you make. After all, you built your part of the bridge to close the gap of communication with the lazy half of the world who cannot speak any other language than their own. With so many non-native people speaking English today, a new form of language called International English has come into existence. We can claim to be the native speakers of that language. 

International English was a dream for the first British merchants who had been sending English language newspapers abroad, now the dream has come true. English may have won the contest thanks to its simplicity. Now is the time to peek fun at non-native speakers. The web is full of examples.  

 thanks

So you are basically saying that to be able to teach a language you don´t have to be able to speak it properly??    Just that you need to be ´better´ than someone who isn´t a teacher??