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Thread: UNIVERSITIES

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Inankur
131 posts

31 Jan 2008 Thu 09:31 am

when first this Turban issue came up i said: "the women should be free to choose" TAMAM ... but when they allowed them i saw how KARACARSAF started to appear ...
Regarding what Deli K. said - in Kuran Kerim it is said only like this ( its like a reproduction) cover yourself, dont let yourself be to men's fantasies ...
What we understand? Be decent woman, dont walk with your "things" opened because like this you cant be respected!
1. Turban is ARABIC CULTURE!
2. Turkey is secular republic, its not ruled by the "islamic law"
3. Soon the percentage of closed-women will be higher than the opened-women. We will go on the street and we will be seen as Non-muslims ...

Thread: Could you translate short sms to english, please, thank you

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Inankur
131 posts

30 Jan 2008 Wed 10:28 am

Quoting jaga:

Askim seni cok merak ediyorum neden bana yazmiyorsun ? Benim burda piskolojim bozuldu senden haber alamayinca lÃ¼tfen haber bekliyorum senden Ã¶ptÃ¼m.

my love i am worried about you, why dont you write me? in here my psichology got broken, from you news are not coming. please i am waiting for your news. kisses

Thread: i would apprecate help on this sad occassion

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Inankur
131 posts

29 Jan 2008 Tue 05:18 pm

Dear,
We are sorry for your sister. May she find eternal peace.
Me, and turkishclass is with you.
Regrets

Thread: Yurt içi flights in Turkey

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Inankur
131 posts

29 Jan 2008 Tue 01:06 pm

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Is it possible to buy a ticket for a domestic flight in Turkey (İstanbul-İzmir) at the airport the same day?

I mean, do you really have to book online, or could I try my luck at a desk there too?

Approximalte yhwat are the prices?

you can do it. i did it and the tickets are to the cheap class because is in their interest not to leave with the plane empty.
but dont try this on friday or saturday!!!!

Thread: name changing when becoming citizen

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Inankur
131 posts

29 Jan 2008 Tue 12:34 pm

Quoting AlphaF:

Very good !

All you have to do is to compare your father-in-law with the peanuts asking for their rights to curse Ataturk. You will immediately understand the quality of the latter.

the ones that understand the greatness of Ataturk wont ever curse him, but bless him ... even if they are turks or foreigners. I truly believe like this.
If you had the chance to see on youtube videos and channels made by greeks, armenians with Ataturks picture made as gay, with people making pee on turkish flag you will all understand the logic of Article 301.
And by the way, i got my YT account suspended yesterday because i reported such accounts and videos

so its not a game, Turkey needs article 301 against people without value and respect for the other.
Freedom of speech does not apply to the animals ...

Thread: name changing when becoming citizen

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Inankur
131 posts

29 Jan 2008 Tue 12:12 pm

Quoting AlphaF:

Yes...You can call your first son Mustafa Kemal....

nop, Emin MIHAI ( romanian nameee - naughty meeee ) Inankur will be.
Emin Inankur is actually my grandgrand father in law, a man loved very much by Ataturk. Actually Inankur name was given to him by Ataturk himself

Thread: name changing when becoming citizen

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Inankur
131 posts

29 Jan 2008 Tue 12:02 pm

Quoting AlphaF:

ENDER = RARE, hard to find

what can i say:

yes i am so

its a nice name, maybe i will put it to my child ...
Alpha are you turk?

Thread: name changing when becoming citizen

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Inankur
131 posts

29 Jan 2008 Tue 11:45 am

Quoting AlphaF:

Perhaps ENDER will be a nice Turkish name for you....cant think of anything else that rhymes with Andreea.

hihii yesssss lets make a list with possible names for me, for deli kizin and Azade

ENDER sounds nice, what it means?
but as you said first: Ayse might be good

anyway i am already called like this by grandmother in law ... its short and i can tell it as a whisper so no one can hear it

Thread: name changing when becoming citizen

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Inankur
131 posts

29 Jan 2008 Tue 11:32 am

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Inankur, I really hope that you understood this wrong and that adopting a Turkish name is not a requirement for a Turkish nationality!

Right now I can say I never want one. Think of it, you make a bad comment about AtatÃ¼rk and suddenly you will be put in jail for something all your life you have thought to be very undemocratic and rather ridiculous if not hilarious. So, no thanks, not for me!

Anyway, ask Marioninturkey, she does have a Turkish citizenship.

Hello Deli kiz!
there are some laws in here which indeed are some unlogical ...
we will ask marion, anyway i will ask another friend which has citizenship etc.
But, i have here a colleague in work, he is from Surya. his real name is TAREK and 1 year ago, when he took the citizenship changed it in TARIK ... yanniiiiiiii

Thread: name changing when becoming citizen

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Inankur
131 posts

29 Jan 2008 Tue 11:25 am

Quoting azade:

Quoting AlphaF:

Azade, what was your original name, Maria?

I have not changed my name, only my mother in law calls me Cane. I was thinking about it for a while because it's much easier when I live in Turkey but imagine having to respond to something different than you have been all your life...no thanks. Cane is actually really close to my real name and it's just convenient to use here

But an actual name change? Never.. well maybe if I was to go under a witness protection program

but that's not something I'm counting on lol

you have not changed your name because like me, we are married for only 1 year. but after 3 years, we are taking the citizenship and then this change will be done ...
or NOT!!! hahhahaa

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