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Thread: Bayram

121.       Seticio
550 posts
 30 Aug 2006 Wed 01:59 pm

Oh no, Ramadan starts in September??!? Can anyone tell me, how should I behave at university during the Rmadan? Can I eat when I want? I'm a little scared, because I've heard that last year one student was killed by other students because he smoke a cigaret at the university during the Ramadan and they didn't like it. I'm going to the same university where it happened...(btw I'm going to go to Malatya)



Thread: wages

122.       Seticio
550 posts
 26 Aug 2006 Sat 09:38 pm

Quote:

And surely there must be Turkish people here who can advise you on this as well.


I hope there are.
Anyway, thank you for advice, Elisa



Thread: wages

123.       Seticio
550 posts
 26 Aug 2006 Sat 09:26 pm

Maybe easier, but the bank in Turkey will take a charge for every operation of taking out the money, and the USD or EUR courses in banks anre generally lower than in exchange offices. I won't have much money so every euro will be precious for me...



Thread: wages

124.       Seticio
550 posts
 26 Aug 2006 Sat 09:03 pm

If talking about bank accounts: is it possible for a student like me, goint to Turkey for 5 months with a student visa, to open an USD or EURO account in a bank in Turkey? I need it to get money from Poland without wasting a part of it by changing from USD or EUR into YTL in a bank...



Thread: wages

125.       Seticio
550 posts
 25 Aug 2006 Fri 10:38 pm

We have very different countries for comparison, Erdinc. England is great country for living, but Poland isn't very different from Turkey...
You are right about credit cards, but someone who has 3000YTL debt jus didn't think at all while spending money...
On the other hand, in Poland I can't buy expencive shoes or dress unless I don't have enough cash.
Having credit card one has to be very careful. But Turkish seem not to think much when they buy things.
charges in Poland are also very similar.



Thread: wages

126.       Seticio
550 posts
 25 Aug 2006 Fri 09:16 pm

But interesting thing that I saw in Turkey is buying things by instalments, even shoes or T-shirts. I found it good, because in this way even not rich student can afford buying something. In Poland you can buy only expensive things, like cars or fridges by instalments. And only very well earning people can get a credit card in Poland.



Thread: wages

127.       Seticio
550 posts
 25 Aug 2006 Fri 10:38 am

yes, and Turkey is not an exeption...



Thread: Small one pls?

128.       Seticio
550 posts
 24 Aug 2006 Thu 01:38 am

1 kilo is not enough, I'll give you 16. I can't say today was good." I loved you once I couldn't ever love someone else-say mad people I let them say I can't change myself my love"

hmm a little bit strange message...



Thread: asap

129.       Seticio
550 posts
 23 Aug 2006 Wed 06:01 pm

geçen sefer kalbimi kırdın, söylediklerin kalbimi kırdı



Thread: Costs for appartments (students)

130.       Seticio
550 posts
 23 Aug 2006 Wed 06:00 pm

I understand you. If I hadn't got this scholarship, I couldn't go to Turkey at all. I also have a part time job and work at weekends, I understand you very well. You are lucky, because you parents are able to help you and because you come from Holland too



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