I think there should be also:
öyle mi?
which I use constantly...heh he

I think there sholud be also:
Merhaba (Hi)
Tamam (OK, All right)
Tamam mı? (OK? All right?)

These I use the most:
22 anladım
71 seni çok seviyorum
48 gerçekten mi
60 kendine iyi bak
27 ben de seni seviyorum
31 bilmem
32 bilmiyorum
70 seni özledim
33 bir şey değil
35 boşver
43 çok yoruldum (I use it especially in Turkey, when temperature is over 40 C degree...

tomorrow sunday you are coming, aren't you, there is no change in your plan, is there, I miss you very much certainly you are coming

Well, I had loved Turkey and started to learn Turkish first and later I met my boyfriend. He is the most important person in my life, but if I said he's is the reason why I love Turkey, it would be truth...I,ve already known Turkish when I met him...So:
1. Turkey itself
2.the language, which sounds beautiful
3. Turkish culture and people
4. Turkish art and architecture
5.Turkish music

I've been improving my Turkish FOR my boyriend not BECAUSE OF him

you write excellent
because you learn Turkish for me, it's so romantic in my opinion
i'm glad that you are not married
could you tell something little more about your life and yourself

pilaç nasıl bir yemek acaba? Denemedim hiç...

I'm also interested in how it is wht the visa. I know that foreign turist have to buy visa on a turkish airport and prices are different for different countries (eg. for Poland it's 15$ or 10€ for visa valid for a month)

But how is it with Turks?
I'm going to go to Izmir and Aydin and who knows, if it would be possible we could visit Greek island with Taylan..

Hurriyet is the only Turkish newspaper avaiable in Poland. I read it sometimes. I don't think it's very difficult. However, it depends on a topic.

I'm going to Aydin on 10th July for a month. I'm planning to visit Izmir, Denizli and maybe Mugla.

Merhaba kazpol!
Pozdrowienia z Krakowa!