I think she has always said that she carries some Turkish genes..no?

I have moved this thread as I think it has been determined that Mother Teresa is not Turkish

Adana speaks Turkish very well as a foreigner.

Adana shall  learn Turkish better than us soon.

Thank you.

- Dünya için en önemli sorun, eðitimdir.Education is the most important issue for the world.

Yani, eðitim noksanlýðýdýr.

Çünkü eðitim olmazsa, kültür ve saðlýk olmaz.

In other words lack of education means lack of culture and health.

-Bu dünyada evrensel bir düzen içinde yaþýyoruz.We are living in this world in universal order

Hiç bir kültür, hiçbir kimsenin tekelinde deðildir.Yani evrenseldir.Culture belongs to no one,means it is universal

Her bir bilgi, teknoloji, medeniyet ve görüþ evrenseldir.All information,technology,civilization,ideas are universal.Bu yüzden, olaylara ,

evrensel deðil, dar açýlardan bakýldýðý sürece, bu dünyadaki çatýþmalar yok olmaz.Therefore the conflict in the world will not come to the end unless we look at the cases with universal view instead of a narrow one

my try..

Another day has past,
my feelings are still the same.
It has been a while,
since I´ve said your sweet name.

Why is it like this?
What did I do wrong?
When will these feelings end?
I´ve waited far too long.

My thoughts are fading,
the answers I can´t find.
Oh! how can I get,
you out of my mind?

The words are running out,
there´s nothing else to do.
But to wait and to hope,
that I´ll get over you.

Can my heart move on,
without another tear?
Will my emotions heal,
if you come near.

If these feelings die,
as it flows to the stream.
Will I ever wake up,
from this endless dream?

well...

I am NEITHER OF THEM, but with a little effort and a prism, it could be rainbow....

Thank you in advance

czeski film, nic nie rozumiem.

I actually agree with Cynic here (in principle, I don´t know anything about ESL in Turkey). I´ve had experience when taking Spanish with a native speaker who was not a trained teacher as well as with a non-native "real" teacher. The only thing going for the native was the pronounciation and the accent. She wasn´t able to explain the grammar at all. Being a native speaker does not make one automatically qualified to teach the language, in my opinion, just as I know I wouldn´t be able to teach anybody Polish. I also had a few Turkish classes with a native speaker, and I encountered the same problem, as she wasn´t able to explain the grammar well and ultimately I think I learned much more by myself (and of course with the help of the wonderful people at TLC) than with her.

  tongues at EVERY opportunity!