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I think this is "future in the past", it would make sense here. > ´you were supposed to come´

It is a good reason to learn Turkish also. Mevlana is better than many other reasons that people might have.

Quote: nessah

why are always the things u really want so hard to find or impossible to find

Isn´t it irritating that there are still things in this world which you cannot find with two clicks?

Take it like an invitation into a new hobby. Open mesnevi books and widen your knowledge. Maybe one lucky day you find your quote also.

http://www.ilknokta.com/kitap/110563/Mesnevi.html

Of course. Thanks, harp00n.

Quote: harp00n

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Efendim?

There probably is. The Ministry of Labour has a word to say in the amount of work permits and in each case the real need of foreign labour in that field is estimated. In every country I guess.

That is why a native teacher of a foreign language and a doctor are in a different position as work permit applicants.

I found this text:

Also please note that at the workplace for which the work permit is requested, at least five Turkish citizens must be employed. If a foreigner who requests a work permit is a co-partner of the company, records of the employment of five persons who are Turkish citizens will be necessary for the last six months of a one-year work permit to be granted by the ministry. If a work permit is requested for more than one foreigner at the same workplace, each foreigner following the first foreigner who is granted a work permit will also need to meet the condition of showing five additional employees who are Turkish citizens. Please also note that the provision of five Turkish citizens does not apply to foreign key personnel to be employed in companies, branches and liaison offices active within the framework of the Direct Foreign Investments Law, number 4875.

http://www.todayszaman.com/columnist-279769-getting-a-turkish-work-permit.html

Very soon she will put one of those acorns to her mouth and it will get stuck to her throat.

Mothers look with different eyes.

herkesemasal.com has a wide range of stories and fairy tales. In the beginning choose classical stories which you know already, so it doesn´t matter if you miss small parts of it because you know the story anyway. For instance

The Emperor´s New Clothes (Kralın elbisesi): http://www.herkesemasal.com/herkesemasal/24075-masal-kralin_elbisesi-oku.html

The Princess and the Pea (Gerçek Prenses) http://www.herkesemasal.com/herkesemasal/24024-masal-Prenses-gercek_prenses-oku.html

Cinderella (Külkedisi): http://www.herkesemasal.com/herkesemasal/24055-masal-kul_kedisi-oku.html

Kinship between Hungarian and Finnish has been widely seen as questionable in Hungary since communism collapsed. Nationalist movement and right-wing parties have explained the old theory as Moscow´s attempt to humiliate the Hungarians. They prefer to look for relatives among great warrior nations like the Huns or the Scythians. The Northern relatives simply seem too backward to be accepted as a sister nation. László Fejes, a linguist and a Fenno-Ugrist, says he receives angry feedback from nationalists all the time.

The kinship of Hungarian and Finnish was found in the end of the 17th century by a German doctor Martin Fogel. The basis of Fenno-Ugristics as a linguistic discipline was established a hundred years later. No serious scholar supports the Hun-Scythian theories but they are popular among politicians and artists and even university students.