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Merry Christmas
1.       MilesTraveller
73 posts
 25 Dec 2012 Tue 11:29 am

Merry Christmas for those who celebrate it (:



Edited (12/25/2012) by MilesTraveller

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2.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 25 Dec 2012 Tue 10:13 pm

 

Quoting MilesTraveller

Merry Christmas for those who celebrate it (:

 

If someone gives me sweets and chocolate, I can celebrate it

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3.       stumpy
638 posts
 26 Dec 2012 Wed 02:30 am

come here gokuyum and I will give you the first class VIP christmas celebration tour I need 3 days to recouperate, thank goodness not alcool was involved

on that merry christmas to all

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4.       og2009
409 posts
 26 Dec 2012 Wed 12:04 pm

 

MUTLU YILLAR

 

5.       og2009
409 posts
 26 Dec 2012 Wed 01:08 pm

I DONT UNDERSTAND WHAT DEAL İS..

if you are christian tell me "merry christmas"

if you are jewish tell me "happy hanukkam"

if you are turkish tell me "mutlu yıllar"

if you are african american tell me "jovous kwanzaa"

if you dont prefer those tell me "happy holidays"

6.       tunci
7149 posts
 26 Dec 2012 Wed 01:13 pm

 

Quoting og2009

I DONT UNDERSTAND WHAT DEAL İS..

if you are christian tell me "merry christmas"

if you are jewish tell me "happy hanukkam"

if you are turkish tell me "mutlu yıllar"

if you are african american tell me "jovous kwanzaa"

if you dont prefer those tell me "happy holidays"

 

As far as I know, Turkish Christians say " Mutlu Noeller"  or   few of them prefer  saying  " Doğuş Bayramınız Kutlu Olsun" ---> Birth of Jesus [ İsa´nın Doğumu]

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