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Thread: education system in Turkey

5601.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 06:33 pm

As a foreign student you have to take the YÖS exam. According to your results, you get to choose from different universities/courses. Not every university accepts foreign students, but i think nowadays many of them do.
Google YÖS and you'll definitely find lots of information. Without this YÖS you can't enter university, though I have read that some highscool-diplomas from soem countries (i think Germany and USA are in that list are allowed as an equivalent to those.

It's true that when you have the foreign-student-status, you are not allowed to have a part-time job. But this also wouldn't pay off. Working part-time in a restaurant, will definitey not help you much in paying your rent.

I think that you want information on secondary education though. I'm afraid I cannot help you much with it, but it's different and less various from German and American education-system.



Thread: What are you listening now?

5602.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 06:29 pm

Sezen Aksu - Gidemem



Thread: hey friends :( i wont be here anymore.. :((

5603.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 06:26 pm

Quote:

deli_kadir




Now that makes me smile


Esther
(L) Kadir



Thread: free sms messaging

5604.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 06:23 pm

I'm afraid you need a simcard from the country though..

http://www.smscity.com/


I use the dutch one.. and i can send daily 1 sms for free to Türkiye as well. But i have a dutch simcard so i can use it.

There will be a french one soon, it's under construction. You'll be able to read it then, meltem But I'm not sure whether you'll need a french simcard for it..

www.smsac.com is somehwere on my mind too.. but i remember it was not easy in usage.



Thread: hey friends :( i wont be here anymore.. :((

5605.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 06:18 pm

Quoting ramayan:

i regret it was related with april...sorry made u sad...hey thanks but how can i dare to make u sad???? i love u all...



OFFFF YA OFFFF!!


"Neden böyle yapıyorsun OFFFF" (8)

Quoting ramayan:

thanks again..come on smile for me now...










Thread: hey friends :( i wont be here anymore.. :((

5606.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 06:16 pm

Quoting dockit:


Knoxville, Tennessee...April Fool's Day
Wurzburg, Germany...April, April



Knoxville, Tennessee...April Fool's Day
Wurzburg, Germany...April, April
Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1 april



Thread: yardım edebilr msinz arkadaşlar??

5607.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 06:03 pm

Quoting Etty:

I think the thing is,
90% of english people do not speak absolute correct English.
eg, Lots of English people say 'Different TO' or even worse the Americanism 'Different THAN'.



I'm confuckled now. And grammar is kinda an art to me yes, so I'd like to know how to use it correctly as i obviously didn't know

Is it 'different from' then?

I would say the following things like this:

"It's different then i thought".
"Turkish music differs lots from Dutch music"
"It's very different from Dutch culture"
"He said somethin different than you said"

(sorry Ceyda, to interfere in your Turkish questions. And don't you worry so much, I'm sure you'll do great ).



Thread: İstanbul Film Festivali - İstanbul Movie Festival

5608.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 05:58 pm

I think Meltem should read this thread



Thread: Antalya Province Caves

5609.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 05:56 pm

ohhh so gorgeous! I think I wouldn't mind to become someone who writes travelguides and stuff Won't it be great to visit such places, learn how to take professional photos, write about it.. and even get paid for it



Thread: yardım edebilr msinz arkadaşlar??

5610.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 02 Apr 2006 Sun 05:55 pm

Quoting Elisa:

I found following sentences in my book:
* Yemek ve pasta yapmayı seviyor
* Yüzmeyi seviyor
BUT
* Klâsik müzik seviyor (no accusative here!!!)

I'm lost now, someone help us here please???



Isn't this like..

Yüzmek seviyor = He loves swimming
Yüzmeyi seviyor = He loves TO swim » which explains why it gets a suffix?

I think whether it takes a suffix or not (I see a car) depends on which verb you use. Because BAKMAK would take a suffix. (I look AT a car).



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