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Thread: foreign women wake up!!!

3071.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 05 Oct 2007 Fri 06:50 pm

Quoting kafesteki kus:

why?why Turkish women are so patient?so tolerant?..I wonder the same.



Because they have no choice. Either they are uneducated or have no chance for a job. In Turkey you stand no chance, jobless and homeless. There is no sufficient social security provided by the government. What will they do? The choice between a warm and safe house or an unsure future is easily made.

I wonder what the chance is that a Turkish man would consider to marry a divorced woman, or how society looks upon her. That could be an important reason too.

Note however, that these situations showly are changing. The women get good university education too and they will be able to be financially independent. And the ideas on divorce will change too. I bet they have already changed from 50 years ago.



Thread: Diets

3072.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 10:50 am

Quoting Leelu:

you can also add a little crumbled feta cheese to the mix and some black olives!!



I'd say feta cheese is a no-no though, when you are really on a diet. I make my salad the same way you do too (and with red onions), but if I were dieting the first thing that would go out of the salad would be the cheese.

ANyway maybe good to start with it, so that you will enjoy your salads more and will be able to keep up your diet.



Thread: Diets

3073.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 10:50 am

Quoting Leelu:

you can also add a little crumbled feta cheese to the mix and some black olives!!



I'd say feta cheese is a no-no though, when you are really on a diet. I make my salad the same way you do too (and with red onions), but if I were dieting the first thing that would go out of the salad would be the cheese.

ANyway maybe good to start with it, so that you will enjoy your salads more and will be able to keep your diet up.



Thread: Two pennies for your thoughts ....!!

3074.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 01:35 am

I think the message you posted is of a bombing earlier this year FF

The Turkish newspapers state it happened in Buca, two bombings several hours several meters apart from each other.

click



Thread: translation lutfen

3075.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 01:22 am

Quoting Serdar07:


bir daha sen doğrusn Deli
hıç könüş değıl şimdi bu anda



Bu da ne demek ya

Anlayamadım



Thread: Is this Turkish? Can someone please translate? Thank you!

3076.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 01:19 am

Beautiful. I have just started learning Osmanlıca, but so far we only cover 'new Osmanlıca'. I hope in the future I will be able to understand such texts too, which actually is what I am aiming for taking this course!



Thread: translation lutfen

3077.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 01:14 am

Quoting Serdar07:

All right Deli kizin..... I hope so that no more people using this lovely TC just for their Semi-porno adventures
that what the guy after some days of getting sex he sent her to the hell of thinking and suffering!!!



I think this is a bit harsh. I agree with the 'general thought of TC' about the naive posts, but I do see a difference between a marriage with a daughter, and some 'I love you bebeğim, sen benim herşeyimsin' messages after some sex on the beach.



Thread: translation lutfen

3078.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 01:05 am

Im genuinely sorry for the posts that I read from you, but like many others I wonder how you ever thought your marriage could sustain if the two of you dont even share a full common language.

I hope you and your girl will be allright.



Thread: Could you translate very short text to turkish, please..

3079.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 01:01 am

This is my attempt. How to say the day before yesterday in Turkish?

Quoting jaga:

Yesterday and the day before yesterday I sent you together nine (9) messages by e-mail. Did you receive it?
I'm always on-line in the evening. I received from you 2 messages by e-mail.



Dün ve bir önceki gün sana 9 email mesajlar attım. Onları aldın mı? Akşamları hep internete giriyorum. Senden 2 email aldım.



Thread: Two pennies for your thoughts ....!!

3080.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 04 Oct 2007 Thu 12:46 am

Nereye kadar?? Another bombing in İzmir.






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