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Is it possible to use English in Istanbul
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10.       tunci
7149 posts 		 14 May 2012 Mon 05:40 pm

 

Quoting Abla

 

 

The street man writes poems not only in Turkish but in Farsi and Arabic also.

 

In Turkia ? Some people who knows Ottoman Turkish can do [write poems in farsi and arabic] as Ottoman Turkish is mixed with Turkish,Farsi and Arabic. But I have doubt about ordinary street man can write poems in Farsi or Arabic. At least I havent come across such people yet.
11.       Abla
3648 posts 		 14 May 2012 Mon 05:49 pm

Well it has been some time since I last visited Turkey. But Ottoman times...?
12.       Elisabeth
5732 posts 		 14 May 2012 Mon 06:54 pm

As an outsider who has spent quite a bit of time in Istanbul, in my opinion if you are a tourist visiting Turkey on a vacation, you will find many English speakers in tourist areas.  If you are going there to work/live, I would urge you to learn more than just please and thank you.   
13.       tristerecuerdos
518 posts 		 14 May 2012 Mon 07:27 pm

well
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