Ok, a month you say.. my trip is planned 5 weeks ahead, so i think i can go?

Yes but this is what i mean.. does turkey try to convince others there isn't danger, in order not to loose their summer-incomes?

No.. 'he's happy' can be easily made by putting the personal-suffix behind a word like happy (sorry i dont know the english word for it.. adverb?)

You've done it many times before!

Beautiful - güzel
Personalpronoun of 'to be' for 'you' - sin (according to vowelharmony)

You are beautiful - Sen güzelsin

Happy - mutlu
Personalpronoun of 'to be' - sun (according to vowelharmony)

You are happy - Sen mutlusun

For HE SHE or IT, the personalpronoun for 'to be' is -dir- However, in this case you don't have to use it.So..

He's happy - O mutludur »» O mutlu.

Or maybe..

Bugün beni görmeyi için çok mutlu(dur)?

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Oh cool I will tell that, because we have family and friends in greece too

Yeah i think Greece is more crazy about it than us, because its so much closer.

I'm just a little scared that they won't let me go.. otherwise we will have to wait till summer!!

Hi,
Just when my parents decided to give me permission to go to Izmir at the end of next month (18-26 february), the birdflu filled all the newspapers.

Can anyone (preferable inhabitant of turkey) tell me how serious it is? Russia and UK have gave a negative-travel-advice, but Germany on the other hand says it's safe and Holland says you can go but dont eat bird and stay away from bird-farms etc.

Is there danger for me to go to Izmir? For myself, i dont think there is. It's mostly in the east of turkey, and where it is in the west, it's Istanbul, a big, filthy city that's hard to keep in control. So in my opinion Izmir is safer. Or am i shortsighted here?

I dont feel fear to go, but i juts like to know from others and hear arguments to convince my old folks

Thanks!

Gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag.

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