Quoting Chantal:

Well.. here we go then *sends PM*

Quoting martuskaaa:

But if he asks her about money he is probably from the "dark side"of Turkish guys.

Quoting sophie:

Speaking of sayings...

Allah allah, see what I remembered now:

"Envy never has a holiday"

Quoting Aslan:

...I am thinking that God hear prayers...but we can not always see the consequenses of what we are praying for...

Quoting sophie:

Quoting Chantal:

Haha right! When you're in a real class you can also see your teachers right?!

Quoting cyrano:

Quoting cyrano:

Dear Madam Sine Nomine,

By your leave would I love to sincerely thank you for your kind words. More than happy I am to read them.

Madam Nomine,
Such courteous, very very curteous, and polite are your words, please permit me Madam to utter, that your words as well as your language, but not you, did I fall in love, in spite of the fact that they are as beautiful as, as appealing as, as perfect as, as superb as and as blonde as you are. Such a superior language do you use, I must confess, that not even an iota of your words did I understand, which made me be filled with admiration for you. I therefore beg you, Madam, beg you to teach me your language, to teach me how to use words the way you do . Let me, Madam, let me be your slave for ever.

Your big admirer,
Cyrano de Bergerac
(The greatest musketeer around)

Quoting cyrano:

Dear Madam Sine Nomine,

Please accept this post as an expression of my gratitude to you.

Madam Nomine,
This is the first time I have espied the word "espy" and learned it thanks to you. From now on I wish I often espy it. In a manner of speaking you taught me that word, and I am ready to be your slave for some 40 years, for you tought me a word. However I cannot guarentee that as your slave I will not spend 40 years without whipping you.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I would welcome the opportunity to provide my skills of whipping to you. I looking forward to your reply.

Yours faitfully,
Cyrano.

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Quoting cyrano:

Quoting Hilliar:

I was listening to the Duran Duran song Rio today and it reminded me of those goddamn Turkish girls. They're so beautiful. The first thing I saw at Teesside airport was a fat blonde girl... it was something I expected. I hope to God I get to go back to beautiful again soon.

Quoting IZMIR060406:

OOOhhh I hope thats not a 'POP' at me...

I am making the effort to learn my fiance's first language... as he too is improving his English. As for employment... well... I would not even think about moving to a country without having a job first.

Quoting IZMIR060406:

Hmmm yes very true.....

BUT... why would you enter a country with no money, no job and nowhere to live?

Quoting Chantal:

It's so funny! I really want to live in the UK as well, but everyone is telling me that it's hell to live there!

I've just been watching this TV programme about people moving to the countryside, and it looks so lovely there..

I have to agree that Turkey is much more beautiful, but I think the UK is so amazing as well!

Oh, and it's true what Izmir says, if you want to do something.. go for it.. before you know it it's too late....

Quoting Hilliar:

Sucks to live in England.

Quoting cyrano:

Thank you for the correction. So, I always remembered that line wrongly. Hmmm... You made me feel ashamed of myself.

Thanks again.

Yours,
Cyrano.

Quoting cyrano:

Opening:

"First there was the word."

"If you fail words, they will fail you."


Dear words,

Shakespeare surely was wrong! He should have said "My kingdom is my words!". Let him go on dealing with his horse! I am fine with you.


You words are my kingdom, my world, my all. What would I do without you? I can't be without you!

Yours,
Cyrano.

Quoting miss_ceyda:

Thank you for your understanding SineNomine, it really does mean a lot that people who I dont even know do actually care enough to stick up for me

Maybe our little friend here has forgotton what it is like to be a teenager, maybe so: thats possible. But why dont we all forget that.. Forget my age.. Lets just imagine then that I am 25-30 whatever.. But then hey.. does that actually make ANY difference whatsoever to how I am feeling...
I really doubt it...
And yes SineNomine this person should be ashamed of themself.. Im guessing that they are very much like these no hopers who are terrorising my home, otherwise who could say anything against what Im saying..??

Quoting Aslan:

...oh, well...like I said...I am not the one to judge either way...really...don´t read what is not there, Christine! Anyone that knows me would describe me just as the 'hormone raging' , 'alcohol drinking' vacationer.

Quoting oli:

maybe the suicide rate is so high because there all delusional ...???? or is it just her...?

Quoting Chantal:

He started last year.. at school, and he would've take classes this year as well..

Quoting oli:

lovely fairy tale u have going on maybe you should look into getting it published ??

ahhhh the world through teenagers eyes ....... so imaginative.....

Quoting pamela:

i can't believe you are that fast!!!!!! thank you, you are very kind.

Quoting miss_ceyda:

and another thing, "need help talking to turkish people" pah.. u really think ur gonna get any help with an attitude like this? vlla ya hayret bşisin... hehe

Quoting EmmaUfuk:

Erdinç, you are so amazing!!!

Quoting oli:

lovely fairy tale u have going on maybe you should look into getting it published ??

Quoting MrX67:

Quoting christine_usa:

I will try that on my Dell PC- but my laptop doesn't have that option. (It is a MAC )

thank you!

Quoting HomeSick:

I would live that day as any regular day. I am a Capricorn you know, stable as rock

Quoting sophie:

They would be "σ'αγαπώ Ηρώ" (ı love you Hero) to my daughter

but since my mood is so bad and this was the last question i needed right now... let me cheer things up a bit. So, in a second thought, those 3 (ok maybe 4) words would be

"I'LL BE BACK"

Quoting corrine ashleig:

hi sophie! i like those poem from you.. keep it up!

Quoting cyrano:

Quoting kanstone:

I'm so sorry.
My previous message was to Chantal.
I accidentally posted it to the public area.

Quoting qdemir:

Quoting qdemir:

What I have seen on the translation section so far is the girls trying to have their own English messages translated into TR or their Turkish boyfriends' TR messages into English. I have never seen a Turkish man trying to communicate with his girlfriend as the girls do.

Quoting MrX67:

Turkey is look like a supermarket about men like all other countries,some of make ur day wth their each words while another one biting with each words toso you can find all sort stuffs in market,sweet,sour&hot

Quoting teaschip:

I think they are just like most men. They can be sweet,charming & truthful or they can be sweet,charming and dishonest.

Quoting catrin:

ok erdinç, okey dokey karoke! love ya lots like jelly tots.xxxx

Quoting teaschip:

Quoting heidilovesosman:

why am i the youngest person here if anyone is like 16 to 20 please talk to me!!!!!!!!
i dont want to be the youngest here!!!!!!!so if you between the age send me a message or what ever you want to do thanks luv you all!!!!!

Quoting cyrano:

Quoting SineNomine: Quoting cyrano: The most merciless enemy, the murderer of love. Where there is marriage, there love is dead! Marry me Cyrano?!!

Quoting cyrano:

The most merciless enemy, the murderer of love. Where there is marriage, there love is dead!

Quoting teaschip:

Quoting aslan2:

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

My name, Esther, the name of one of the jewish/hebrew books of bible, is not originally Hebrew. It comes from the Persian names 'ستاره setareh', which means 'a star'.

Some people seem to have linked it also to the verb 'str' wich means something like 'to hide/be sheltered' and then would mean 'sheltered' or 'i will be sheltered/hidden'.

I go for the first meaning, because it's more logic: Esther does look like the words for star like 'star', 'ster', 'estrella' etc.

With the persian origine I think I was meant to find my happiness more in the eastern direction

Quoting HomeSick:

Quoting Aslan:

Quoting libralady:

I have tried raw egg on my hair as a conditioner and I have used vinegar in water as a final rinse to make my hair shine more and I have used lemon juice on my hair to get streaks in the sun! But as my hair is red brown the lemon juice turned it ginger! Then as an 18 year old I decided to add a touch of peroxide! Disaster I think henna is a much safer bet!

Quoting susie k:

I had my fortune told!
It told me that I would meet a dark man and get married very quickly! Which I did....