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Thread: Report reveals horrors of violence against Turkish women

781.       CANLI
5084 posts
 26 Nov 2008 Wed 02:29 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

Maybe you would know it b y the word vendetta..

 

A blood feud is an ongoing feud between different families or clans, it is a cycle of violence, where the relatives/clan members of a person that has been killed (for example in honour killing but also in any other case), or dishonoured or whatever, look for revenge by killing relatives of the culprit or themselves.

 

 

 

 What does it called in Turkish ?

Ýn Egyptian we call it Tar..and its still happening in some country sides



Thread: Report reveals horrors of violence against Turkish women

782.       CANLI
5084 posts
 26 Nov 2008 Wed 02:27 am

 

Quoting Trudy

The ‘reasons’ Turkish men abuse women

The report details the excuses Turkish men use for beating their wives: “The woman’s not wanting to engage in sexual activity, the woman’s gaining weight, her inability to bear children or her not bearing a male child, the food she’s cooked being too salty, burnt, cold or not according to the man’s tastes, not doing a good job ironing his clothing, being late in answering the door when he’s come home and knocked, the woman’s getting ill or not getting better after getting ill, leaving the home without permission, a couple’s child being unsuccessful, the home’s heater not being turned on, a child not looking like its father, the woman’s wanting a divorce, the woman’s interference in the man’s relationship with another woman, the working woman’s not giving her husband her entire salary, the refusal of ‘berdel’ [a type of arranged marriage], the woman’s wanting to work, the man’s being unemployed, family financial difficulty, the man’s soccer team losing a match, being warned by his wife about his alcoholism or gambling addiction, an argument between men about ‘machismo.

 

 

 

 What i REALLY want to know,despite of the fact that beating itself is ugly and ..bla ..bla

But are those REALLY their excuses for beating their women ?!



Thread: Report reveals horrors of violence against Turkish women

783.       CANLI
5084 posts
 26 Nov 2008 Wed 02:21 am

 

Quoting Trudy

The ‘reasons’ Turkish men abuse women

The report details the excuses Turkish men use for beating their wives: “The woman’s not wanting to engage in sexual activity, the woman’s gaining weight, her inability to bear children or her not bearing a male child, the food she’s cooked being too salty, burnt, cold or not according to the man’s tastes, not doing a good job ironing his clothing, being late in answering the door when he’s come home and knocked, the woman’s getting ill or not getting better after getting ill, leaving the home without permission, a couple’s child being unsuccessful, the home’s heater not being turned on, a child not looking like its father, the woman’s wanting a divorce, the woman’s interference in the man’s relationship with another woman, the working woman’s not giving her husband her entire salary, the refusal of ‘berdel’ [a type of arranged marriage], the woman’s wanting to work, the man’s being unemployed, family financial difficulty, the man’s soccer team losing a match, being warned by his wife about his alcoholism or gambling addiction, an argument between men about ‘machismo.

 

 

 So he is not beating her because she shouts back at him when he does,not because she pushed him back when he even touched her in an argument

And not because she swear back at him when he swear at her

And not because she kicked him out of the door when she knew he has relationship with another woman and said,´go back to where you came from!´

Ýnteresting...OMG !



Thread: New Groups - Beginner 1

784.       CANLI
5084 posts
 26 Nov 2008 Wed 02:13 am

 

Quoting xiquillo

Hello, my name is Josep and I´m writing from Spain. I know more or less some of the basics of Turkish but would like to learn much more so I wondered if it would be possible to enter into some of the teaching groups, even if it´s beginner 2. Thanks a lot!! I look forward to your answer.

 

 Check the group´s lessons and then you can decide if you need to be in beginner1 or 2

Ýf you want to joing beginner 2

Post your name here

http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_34067



Thread: what caught my eye today

785.       CANLI
5084 posts
 25 Nov 2008 Tue 08:39 pm

"Lost" Pyramid Found Buried in Egypt


Andrew Bossone in Cairo
for National Geographic News


June 5, 2008


The pyramid of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh has been rediscovered after being buried for generations, archaeologists announced today. (See photos and video.)


The pyramid is thought to house the tomb of King Menkauhor, who is believed to have ruled in Egypt´s 5th dynasty for eight years in the mid-2400s B.C.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHCJ8nqMKbA



Thread: Begin with

786.       CANLI
5084 posts
 25 Nov 2008 Tue 06:07 pm

Amerika : America

Antalya

Asad  اسد ´Arabic´ :aslan : lion

Amazon river

 

Mountain with A anyone ?



Thread: Vote for an admin!

787.       CANLI
5084 posts
 25 Nov 2008 Tue 05:53 pm

Congratulation LÝR (flowers)

Ps:Smileys not working again !



Thread: What made you laugh today?

788.       CANLI
5084 posts
 25 Nov 2008 Tue 04:55 am

 

Quoting teaschip

Offff yapayyy...I can´t wait to see this to my mother...when she starts nagging me..{#lang_emotions_lol_fast}

 

 Ohhh My,what have i done !{#lang_emotions_scared} lol



Thread: Dolma

789.       CANLI
5084 posts
 25 Nov 2008 Tue 04:53 am

For you Ros,as you can see almost Sarma is same as i said above

 

Ingredients

1/2 kg Zucchini ,small size
1/2 kg Green Pepper
1/4 kg Long Eggplant ,White
1/4 kg Long Eggplant ,Black
1/2 kg Tomatoes ,medium size, hard
1 Potato ,medium size, sliced
1 Carrot ,medium size, sliced diagonally
1 cup Parsley ,(1 large bunch) finely chopped
1/2 kg Tomatoes ,ripe
2 Onions ,medium size, finely chopped or grated
2 cups Rice
1 cup Coriander ,green coriander, finely chopped
1/3 cup Dill ,chopped (optional)
1 tsp Sugar
2 tbsp Tomato Paste
2/3 cup Corn Oil Crystal
1 tsp Mint ,dried and ground
  Salt and Pepper

Directions

  1. Preparing stuffing
    • Wash ripe tomatoes. Dice half quantity into small dice. Blend the other half in a blender with ¼ cup water.
    • In a large bowl, mix parsley, coriander, dill, onions, 1 tbsp tomato paste and diced tomatoes.
    • Wash rice well under running water and drain. Add to the bowl. Season with salt, pepper, sugar, 1/2 cup oil and mint. Stir all ingredients to mix well.
  2. Preparing vegetables
    • Wash hard tomatoes, zucchini, eggplant and peppers and cut their tops.
    • Remove the insides of vegetables by holding the vegetable in your hand and pressing the tip of a sharp knife into the center of vegetables till close to the end. Make continuous circles with the knife to remove the insides of vegetables. Don´t make vegeta
  3. Stuffing vegetables
    • Put 1-2 tbsp of stuffing into each vegetable using your fingers. Press on stuffing in the vegetable with your small finger so that stuffing is firm inside vegetable. Don´t fill the whole vegetable with stuffing to give space for rice to expand during cook
    • In a deep large pan, arrange potato and carrot slices at the bottom. Arrange stuffed vegetables in a standing position in the pan with their tops facing upwards.
  4. Cooking vegetables
    • In a saucepan, heat remaining oil over medium heat. Add blended tomatoes, 1 tbsp salt and pepper. Leave to boil for about 10 minutes. Pour over stuffed vegetables in pan. Add water to cover 3/4 of vegetables in pan.
    • Put stuffed vegetables pan over medium heat. After 10 minutes, cover, move to low heat and leave to cook for 30 minutes. If tomato sauce becomes too thick, add ½ cup boiling water.
    • Take off the heat. Arrange stuffed vegetables in a platter in a nice shape with the potatoes and carrots in the center. Serve cold.

http://www.wasfasahla.com/docs/recipe.cfm?recipe_id=123



Thread: Begin with

790.       CANLI
5084 posts
 25 Nov 2008 Tue 04:35 am

 

Quoting teaschip

 I like this...I think I´ll start using this Offf, yapayyy.{#lang_emotions_lol_fast}

 

 Opppss,i must then say its not what we can call it a polite tone words lol {#lang_emotions_rolleyes}

No elders nor formals can be said to them...but between each other fine...can even be worse lol



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