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the perception of foreigners by turkish people ;-)
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 03:48 pm |
Quoting libralady: I have had nothing but politeness and respect as a foreigner in Turkey, or in any other country I have ever been and I think this is because I always treat people the way I would like to be treated myself. |
Exactly! Alone or with company, wherever I have been in Turkey or any other country, I was always treated with respect. Even when my outfit was not the most conservative one. Men could be looking at me in the streets, but they did nothing (and I mean NOTHING) to offend me in any way.
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 03:50 pm |
ur words are very wise mrx67 +1million
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 03:54 pm |
Quoting robin01: dogru and yes ive been to greece..well zakynthos anyway 
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not a bad choice at all, was it?
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 03:56 pm |
actually i didnt like it :-S
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 04:03 pm |
oops! i wanted to post this message in another thread. sorry.
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 04:05 pm |
Quoting sophie: How come whenever you are absolutely sure that something CANNOT happen, not yet anyway, the world turns upside down and finally shows you more than one ways to do it?
(And whenever you plan something with every little detail, something happens in the last minute and you have to call it off? ) |
is it called miracle?
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 04:05 pm |
Quoting sophie: How come whenever you are absolutely sure that something CANNOT happen, not yet anyway, the world turns upside down and finally shows you more than one ways to do it?
(And whenever you plan something with every little detail, something happens in the last minute and you have to call it off? ) |
I understand completely and I bet it has just happened!
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 04:12 pm |
Quoting robin01: actually i didnt like it :-S |
Haha, to be frank, I ve always dreamed to visit the beach with the shipwreck, but never managed till now
Maybe I should stick to your impression and forget all about this visit.
(But anyway, I think this is AGAIN the wrong thread to talk about it:-S )
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 06:04 pm |
My first and foremost impression of foreigners is, they are too individualist and mostly lack of virtue. Those who aren't such are no longer foreigners(!) anyway.
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09 Oct 2006 Mon 06:09 pm |
Quoting cyrano: My first and foremost impression of foreigners is, they are too individualist and mostly lack of virtue. Those who aren't such are no longer foreigners(!) anyway. |
Individualism is a western trait that is part of the culture of the country. We are not all so individualist nor do we all lack virtue. So like that then perhaps I am not so foreign
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