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Thread: translation trials

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

14 Jan 2007 Sun 01:41 am

Quoting aenigma x:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Quoting aenigma x:

Thanks Ramayan, I loved it. As an eternal child, it appealed

Only as a child?

Oh DK I missed you - you must be in Holland or you would never be here when you could be with kadir

Hehe

Missed you too. Will be back 'home' on monday though.

Thread: translation trials

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

14 Jan 2007 Sun 01:37 am

Quoting aenigma x:

Thanks Ramayan, I loved it. As an eternal child, it appealed

Only as a child?

Thread: Turksh airlines plane problem?

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

14 Jan 2007 Sun 01:36 am

Quoting aenigma x:

Quoting kate4358:

ekd....... dont worrry, i flew with Onur air on the 2nd Jan to Bodrum and returned on the 9th with them, it was a great flight, with friendly crew.... Also i will be going back to Bodrum on the 27th March with them again....

Quoting becky:

i went to turkey last year & my flight was with onur air i had a good flight with them & i would fly with them again as the saying goes accidents can & will happen

Both these posts seemed really strange to me! Friendly airline crew do not ensure a safe flight! To not check simple things like doors being shut in baggage holds seems like a very BIG negligance to me and I would be concerned about their safety procedures until they are reviewed. Accidents happen to anyone yes, but why increase your probability?

Put it this way - if you had a choice to ride in a car with a advanced experienced driver or to get a ride in a car driven by someone who had had accidents before and neglected the safety of their car - which would you choose?

Exactly my point. You could never get me on an Onur-air aircraft, eventhough I heard they have been removed from the black-list. But I would not fly with a company that has such a history. Id rather pay a little more.

Thread: Help from the girls please

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

12 Jan 2007 Fri 12:10 pm

Quoting alameda:

Definitly do NOT bring wine as most of the participants and guests are probably Muslim and could not in clear conscience partake of it. You could bring sweets.

Oh you are right :-S How ignorant of me to advice that! And for that too.. i remember it from the film Gegen Die Wand now.. if you buy sweets, for instant chocolate, make sure they are not filled with liquor

Thread: Help from the girls please

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

11 Jan 2007 Thu 01:01 am

Quoting bexy26:

Ok, so no boob tubes or mini skirts then! seriously though thank you for this.

I hope you weren't considering to go to a wedding in such a style anyway.

Btw, they know you are a foreigner and still invited you, so they should understand if you dont know all the codes that come along with it. Don't worry too much and see if you can buy a weddinggift together with the one you are going. If the wedding gift consists of money, you could always decide to bring something small like a bottle of wine or flowers, to show your respect and that you are happy to be invited.

Thread: gift ideas please help!

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

11 Jan 2007 Thu 12:57 am

Quoting Trudy:

When I give someone abroad (not especially Turkish) a present I usually go to a tourist souvenir shop here in town, buying things like small Delft Blue, wooden shoes, tulip stuff etc. because I found out a lot of people like those things. Also a CD with music in my language was appreciated. And of course food: syrup waffles, Dutch chocolate, liquorice.

Syrup waffles.. stuffed my suitcase half full of them, kadir adores them!

But may I ask which CD you choose? As I am really not a fan of Dutch music myself, I find it hard to choose but would love to take such a gift once too.

Thread: Please translate index of mathsbook for me

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

10 Jan 2007 Wed 12:13 am

Someone please? I see loads of native turkish people, please help me out here

Thread: Please translate index of mathsbook for me

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

09 Jan 2007 Tue 11:09 pm

01. Temel kavramlar
02. Sayı sistemleri
03. BÃ¶lme
04. BÃ¶lÃ¼nebilme, obeb-okek
05. Rasyonel sayılar
06. Sıralama
07. Mutlak değer
08. Ã¼slÃ¼ ifadeler
09. KÃ¶klÃ¼ ifadeler
10. Ã‡arpanlara ayirma, rasyonel kesirlerin sadeleştirilmesi
11. Oran ve orantı
12. Denklem Ã§Ã¶zme
13. Sayı problemleri
14. Kesir problemleri
15. Yaş problemleri
16. IşÃ§i ve havuz problemleri
17. YÃ¼zde problemleri
18. Karışım problemleri
19. Hareket problemleri
20. KÃ¼meler
21. Geometri kavramlar ve aÃ§ılar
22. Ã¼Ã§genler
23. ÃœÃ§genlerde uzunluk ve alan
24. Ã‡okgenler
25. Ã‡ember ve daire
26. Ã¼Ã§ boyutlu cisimlerin alan ve hacimleri
27. Analitik geometri
28. Grafikler ve tablolar
29. Mantiksal akil yÃ¼rÃ¼tme
30. PermÃ¼tasyon
31. Kombinasyon
32. Binom aÃ§ılımı
33. Olasılık (ihtimal)

I am visiting my mathsteacher tomorrow who will advice me which dutch books cover some of these topics so I would love if you could help me with a translation.

Thread: I would like this

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

09 Jan 2007 Tue 02:54 pm

Quoting libralady:

Are you sure about that? This is a public site so the whole world could have your MSN by now.

+1!

Thread: Special friends

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Deli_kizin
6376 posts

09 Jan 2007 Tue 02:50 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

ofcourse it is...
we use "hands" while playing pool you know...

A gentleman as always

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