You are my sweetie.

Weren´t you the one who wanted to change the forum language into Turkish?

Paint the surroundings of your eyes black the way she has done and see if you look concerned or not.

What is strange?

English is the official language of this website. After all, that is our common language. But feel free to speak Turkish in the chat room.

I know the name. It is one of my favourites. I wanted to give it to my daughter but she finally got the name which begins with the same initial letter but means "a gift". There is another daughter who carries the name of Prophet Ibrahim´s Egyptian wife, the mother of Ismael.

We have this expression in our language also. I guess it is about avoiding the big numbers. But I never heard about anything similar in English. Here a Polish speaker is asking about the same thing:

                        http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=387256

Maybe they exaggerate, the situation has given them the cloak of martyrdom. But it does not change the fact that a massacre took place in Rabaa 27 July, does it?

If we want to find the good side of it we could say that people´s tolerance against unjustice and lousy living conditions has decreased. What during Mubarak´s time was seen as a necessity has changed into something people can oppose and stand against.

Meanwhile, take a look at the lessons and exercises at

                                totally-turkish.com

I guess they are close to your level of learning.

Thanks for commenting this HaNNo.

I don´t think Tahrir square demonstrators want Murabak´s regime back. Far from it. All I am saying is the army has its own old interests in this and those are hardly development, progress, construction or even education and health. I hope I am wrong.

The army is a bad ally for democracy activists.

I agree the Ikhwan are probably at their best in charity work, not in state power. They made many and serious mistakes. But I refuse to agree in a country striving for democracy only clever and educated people should have a voice. We don´t want another thirty years you say. Ok, but why was the term of four years unbearable also?