I know monkban that u asked about turkish english distionary, but I think it's a good oppotunity to mention Baskakov's turkish-russian dictionary. I know russian language is a problem for most of turkish learners, but this dictionary is really good, so I recommend it to russian speaking users

not begginer, beginner, sorry

sht99 said that Redhouse Dictionary wasn't enough if it was used in a particular subject. If u were a begginer it could be ok but if u wanted to use it for academical purposes it wasn't enough.
Duskahvesi said that in his opinion Redhouse was good, it had a 1000 pages so it wasn't small dictionary as it was only turkish-english (not turkish english, english-turkish-which version wouldn't contain so many words-in this meaning)and he recommeds this dictionary.

so, what do u propose instead, sht99?

Redhouse has also English-Turkish version, in pink cover

I think that the Redhouse Turkish English Dictionary (Redhouse Sozlugu Turkce-Ingilizce) is the best and it isn't only my opinion.

düşÃ¼nmek means to think, to consider (düşÃ¼nüyorum)
but for "to fall" u should use düşmek (düşÃ¼yorum)

as it turned out i won't probably come to Turkey this year,so anyone who wants to learn Polish in Krakow is welcome

probably u are right

Yes, but look, no men write about turkish girls' shortcomings? Isn't it interesting? Maybe turkish girls are so mysterious or so perfect? If they are, why so many Turks are looking for a not-turkish girl?