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Turkish guys and marriage
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10.       admin
758 posts
 24 Jan 2005 Mon 11:21 pm

Yes, there are some ways that guys call girls, but not the other way. I think this lesson can answer some of your questions:

Express your love in Turkish

11.       Sertab
136 posts
 25 Jan 2005 Tue 12:12 am

yes admin! actually that's wht i was looking for! didnt know that lesson existed here.. çok özür dilerim

12.       Nana Brazil
2 posts
 18 Feb 2005 Fri 09:40 am

Hi...I am Nana from Brazil.I know many people on the web and I could say that men are all the same in any language or country...even they deny it, lol lol lol,
although,their way of being or acting changes a bit from a country to another because of their culture.In my country, for eg.. men do not really mind at all about women`s deeeper feelings, and you know why? Because at every "corner" there will be another girl...more interesting and beautiful than the previous one.Unfortunatelly, girls seem not to be so friendly and faithful to each other...the competition among them, and in the case of some, the lack of self respect, contributes to
a man ...choose one who does not " ask too much of him".
Unfortunatelly, this is a sad fact I learned and I can also tell you, just a few are really sensible...and just a few of this percentage, when really loves...is afraid of assuming a "new and frightning life" beside his love. So..can you guess how much of this percentage lasts? lol lol
In countries where women are not so easy to get or comquer, I realized they have a different behavior, in which in my country, they could be consider,"silly" to brazilian men.Of course I do not think they are. In fact I admire that, but with the communication, internet, porn live cams, oh gee my dear friends...even those serious ones are changing!!! lol Sorry guys... lol. So...it does not depend upon the nationality or religion but, just a bit of the culture. You must agree I say the truth...lol

13.       qaheri
9 posts
 18 Feb 2005 Fri 05:10 pm

you might be right in all what u said about men
but dont u think that woman are the same too
i will tell u
i am Arab from Bahrain i travelled aloot i mean i have seen many diffrent woman as g/f and as friend or as anything really i can say that thye are the same i eman the way of thinking ohhh dear really thy are same
i eman my mam and other gilr in the wolrd thy think the same way that dosent menan i dont like women but really they are all same way of thinking
they only think that there man will go to other woman and i think they should think more how to keep him with her more than set and be sad and think when he will go to other woman

14.       Andrea
2 posts
 31 May 2005 Tue 11:27 pm

hiya every1, this is ma story about turkish guys, last year my friend and i went to turkey for 2 weeks, we meet these 2 guys that were dacncers in a bar, although they were nice looking we did not yet expect what was to happen during the rest of our holiday,firstly they rubbed up and down us like dogs on heat lol went to night club and ended up spending my friends and my money when it was us that where orderin but they had to sneek up n tell they bar man what they would like and jis add to our bill, afta that we went outside to make our way to the apartments when they grabbed us in for some food that they said we where paying for when did not have anything, them when the bill came it got past to me then it ended up a big argument because i was not paying for it, got taxi which they decided to jump in to aswell, tryed to make the taxi go the wrong way, followed us all the way to our bedroom door n the manager was telling them to get out but obviously they wanted jiggy jiggy lol, oOoOo and i forgot to mention that they both proposed to us.

15.       Seticio
550 posts
 01 Jun 2005 Wed 10:21 am

Where was it? In Antalya maybe? I wouldn't be suprised....

16.       sht99
0 posts
 01 Jun 2005 Wed 02:29 pm

:-S

17.       Nerys
21 posts
 01 Jun 2005 Wed 04:25 pm

Well, my boyfriend is 20 and he lives in Alanya. i have only known him for 2 months and in that time he has treated me with the utmost respect and affection.

he has never mentioned a visa, getting married in a hurry or doing anything crazy!

I have thought that we could get married as I have strong enough feelings for him, as I live in the UK it would be a great opportunity for him to study here and make a career for himself if he wanted to.

I have a 4 year old boy and was with his father for 5 years. in that time he never even came close to treating me the way that my turkish boyfriend does.

my mother lives over there and I am very happy to treat this relationship just like any other I would have - just because he is turkish hasn't stopped me falling in love with him very deeply and wanting to spend the rest of my life with him.

I don't think marriage is any different anywhere in the world if you are in love.

18.       Andrea
2 posts
 19 Jun 2005 Sun 12:46 am

it was in altinkum

19.       mmm
13 posts
 19 Jun 2005 Sun 09:38 am

I am an Arab. I have always had this thing against arab guys. From what I see around me, it is very rare that a man would want a girl for who she is ( I'm speaking about the country I'm from) They'd just marry you....just to get married. and as a mean of having kids. You may think I really got the bad side of the picture. The only problem is it's the only part of the picture. THEY ARN'T MEN.
But when I went to Turkey. I've seen the best image of what a gentleman can be! They have the best manners ever. And another thing I know for sure is that thier tongues speaks for all the sweetness in the world. The turkish guys I know and have heard about know how to express themselves amazingly in words.
That all i wnated to say about them

20.       Leyla86
6 posts
 21 Jun 2005 Tue 08:35 am

I wish any non turkish woman the best of luck with a turkish guy. i am in a very serious relationship with turkish guy who is without a doubt the best thing that has ever happend to me. Let me tell you something. The mother is a very important factor when it comes to any possible future (and by future i mean a CHANCE to spend the rest of our lives together). if your lucky to be in good terms with the mother then you pretty much have earned the equivalent to a medal of honour for bravery. turkish families are quite strict about upholding traditions and sadly but truly most turkish families (again the mother playing a large factor in this) do not think that any woman other than a turkish woman is good enough for their son. i think i read that one of you were inquiring about rules that a turkish man may one day ask you for and believe you me they very much exsist and they will make of break your relationship. there will be rules that are easier to follow then others and some will truly test how much you are willing to sacrifice but the one thing that i will say with a heavy heart is that sometimes, despite your best efforts, you will begin to sacrifice yourself and who you are for someone who most likely are not willing to sacrifice for you. i hope i havent discouraged anyone because no one can define the limit when it comes to love.

Leyla

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