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Thread: Slavica!

3821.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 20 Apr 2007 Fri 05:03 pm

Ohh I see Im a day late! This is what happens when you start visiting TC even less than you already did..

Dear Slavica, I want to wish you (still) a very happy birthday, with all the love, warmth and wisdom for the coming year. Thanks for all the warmth you've given me so far. I hope the day we meet won't be too far, but that is in the hands of things we cannot see and cannot name.

HAPPY BİRTHDAY AND MANY HAPPY RETURNS



Thread: Monthly salary in Turkey

3822.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 17 Apr 2007 Tue 07:16 pm

Quoting Chantal:

That's interesting, because in Holland a teacher is quite well-paid...



If you ask me, teachers are pretty under-paid in Holland. Its definitely not a job that one picks for the money, especially considering that besides the classes you teach, you spent loads of time on preparing your lessons, correcting exams, going to courses and meetings.

The same counts for teachers in Turkey. Its hard to say what a well paid job is in turkey because you will measure it to the waiges in your own country. If a teachers makes 1000ytl a month, it wont be a rich life:
Bakalım, you have two children and a wife to take financially care of. 500YTL goes to rent per month, that is already half your salary. Water and electricity together, will be around 45 YTL a month. I cant name an amount for the food, but consider that at least one of the two children goes to Dershane to prepare for ÖSS. If you count in that amount (dershanes are pretty expensive), not much ofr your monthly salary will be left. And ofcourse as a family you want to put money aside too, because you never know what happens.

That is the scary thing about Turkey: in Holland, when you are 30 and have a job, you can at least guess a bit how your life will look like after 15 years. You can plan buying a bigger house, plan saving money for a holiday, think about promotions in your job. In turkey, it is very hard to tahmin et your future, because nothing is sure. The inflation is high and a well-paid job rare.



Thread: Quick grammar help please!

3823.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 09 Apr 2007 Mon 02:00 pm

Quoting Mavy:

SABIR OL!!
In only 15 minutes you want an answer!!
hahaha!!



Dont know in which part of the world you are, but in mine it was passing midnight I was late with it, so if i wasnt going to get a quick answer Id to find another way



Thread: Quick grammar help please!

3824.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 09 Apr 2007 Mon 01:59 pm

Thank you very much It was no homework though It was information I needed to be able to pass my exam because I couldnt go to the past few lessons.. so thanks because I passed

I know how to translate them, Only needed to see how they were formed (yani mesela.. Yapıver ya da yapaver.. ama öğrendim şimdi senden).



Thread: patatesli patlıcan sarma

3825.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 09 Apr 2007 Mon 12:50 pm

The recipe:

Malzemeler (4 kişilik)

- 4 eggplants
- 4-5 potatoes
- 3 dal taze soğan , with their green edges
- parsley
- 2 turkish coffee cups of 'galeta unu' (breadstick crumbs)
- 2 eggs
- salt, black pepper
- 2 soup-spoons of creamcheese
- half a glass of crushed walnuts (if you cant buy them ready, you need approximatley 75 grams of whole waltnus for it).


Yapılışı:

1. Wash the potatoes and boil them. Once they are boiled and soft, unpeel them and with a fork (or anything) turn them into mashed potatoes. (you can add a bit of hot water if it stays VERY crumbly).

In the meantime, when your potatoes are boiling on the stove, go on:

2. In one bowl, mix the galeta unu, crushed walnuts and a pinch of salt. Set aside. In another bowl, break the eggs and beat them.

3. Cut the patlıcan lengthwise in small slices. Leave in salted water for a bit to take away the bitterness.

4. Chop the taze soğan and cut the parsley small too (I always wash them and put them in a big cup and use scissors).

5. Heat some oil (sunflower oil for example) in a frying pan and when it is hot, first 'bathe' one slice of patlıcan through the eggs, then through the walnut-galeta mixture and leave to fry crispy on both sides in the pan. Do this with all slices and let most oil drip away on kitchen paper.

6. Mix the mashed potatoes with the taze soğan, kara biber, parsley and two spoonsful of creamcheese.

7. Divide mixture in small amounts on the slices of fried patlıcan and roll them up. (they will look like a pancake thats been rolled up and cut in pieces ).

8. To keep the rolled 'package' closed, use the green parts of the taze soğan as a string and tie them up.

Afiyet olsun!


(Im sorry if the recipe is a bit mixed up but I read it once in turkish and now it is in my head partly dutch, english and turkish.. so the translation might seem a bit weird but im sure you can understand it )

Im making them now and because I couldnt decide what to do next to it, it will just be a salad.



Thread: patatesli patlıcan sarma

3826.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 06 Apr 2007 Fri 09:48 pm

I am making this tomorrow, patatesli patlıcan sarma. I found the recipe in a small magazine with recipes that was given for free during ramazan. The recipe however does not tell if its a sidedish or a maindish, and I wonder what to serve next to it? Does anybody know what goes well with this?



Thread: Quick grammar help please!

3827.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2007 Mon 11:34 pm

Ne olur, bir kişi bana yardım etsin lütfen..



Thread: Quick grammar help please!

3828.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2007 Mon 11:12 pm

Can someone make one sentence and its translation with the following grammar topics? Id be eternally grateful.


BİRLEŞİK FİİLLER

-yeterli
-telzik
-sürerlilik(süreklilik)
-yaklaşma
-beklenmezlik
-gereksinme
-yapmacık
-başlama
-bitirme
-davranma fiilleri


THANKS



Thread: come on turkish cooks, where are you?

3829.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2007 Mon 11:03 pm

Quoting Elisa:

boolean search dear
When you add a "-"sign before a tag, that word won't show up in your results. So there should be no hits with the word "minced".



Ohh that's great! Never heard of that. I already thought



Thread: come on turkish cooks, where are you?

3830.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2007 Mon 04:47 pm

Quoting Elisa:

When you google for lamb pilav -minced you get quite some results. Can't choose one for you though..



Why would someone add minced in a search when he wants the results to be without minced meat?



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