5. Ayþe said that she would be happy to live in London, that she would be able to solve the problems, and that when she finds the time she would come to Ýstanbul now and again.

6. Ayþe said that she faced the future with love, confidence, and hope.

7. Ayþe said to Ali," How time flies!"

8. ayþe explained things to ali which nobody knows and also gave information about recent developments.

 ayþe said that s/he could go to London this month

 I am not really clear about the differences in these two sentences.

My try:

Ayþe said that it was her money.

Ayþe said that she (or someone else) had money

 Ayþe said that the weather was nice and that Ali had come.

(In this Turkish sentence, "nin" is added to the subject of the clause)

 We would more usually call this Indirect Speech

Education and ignorance

Although, even in developed countries of the  world, people know how to say “Stop Wars!Please”and how to demonstrate, the don´t ask why wars happe and don´t take the necessary precautions to stop them. The answer to this for the world is education...Religious books say “First read” and they say “First comes your mind and science”  If countries do not give the necessary importance to education, and their leaders do not place stress on education, the people will remain ignorant. When the people remain ignorant, the governing process of the country breaks down, and sicknesses, negative events, evil and crime increase; this results in a negative effect on international relations. Ignorance is a very dangerous phenmenon and is the fundamental reason for wars.

 Agree Henry. We dont need any more words, it makes sense like this (if you corrct the spelling of yasakladý)

 You´re welcome

 Özür dilemen gerekmez.

 Yes, but like most who know that "nobless oblige", Hughette hasn´t taken that for granted, and she was extremely active in the 1980s winning rights for foreign spouses in Turkey.  Not rights for herself, but rights to benefit others.