I think so I see many types of pepper when I go even to a simple restaurant

There is a nice and short video about Turkish dishes, by NBC

http://www.turkblog.info/content/tempting-turkish-dishes

You may offer them this program:

www.makat.org

If they (or you are in Turkey too) install it, they can enter youtube.

I suppose Sevdiye is her name. "Fotoðraflarda harika çýkmak" is like an idiom. If we made word translation, it would be "to be published great on the photos" but better is "to look great on the photos". I think this is a convenient translation:

"Hi Sarah, I am Sevdiye. You look great on photos..."

susmak is to be silent, or to shup up the mouth.

sus! is like "be quiet!" or could be "shut up!"

ü and u are different letters. süs means decoration, but when I loook at this sentence, it is nonsense to mean "decorate". so I think it probably is a typo, and it might have been "sus!" like "don´t talk". But it is still not clear

other word is wrong too. "suskun" is the correct word. it means quiet, someone who doesn´t talk much. and çocuk means kid, child. so it is  "quiet child"

I suppose that is not an offer. I would ask this in Þimdiki Zaman form:

Çalýþmýyor musun?

or Siz form (respect you):

Çalýþmýyor musunuz?

The verb "iþ yapmak" would be some different.

Some people expects translations very fast, so everyone may try other ways to get a better and faster solution. Posting a translation request only here is an opportunity, if you post here and also another forum, you could get a change to get your translation faster and maybe better.

What is the problem exactly you ask or you wonder?

Gerçekten, "yolculuk" kelimesini o þekilde kim nerde kullanýyor, bunu merak ettim. Kýzmak için bir sebep yok. Sadece yer belirterek cevap verilebilir

I am very curious, where in Turkey do  people use it like that?

When you talk like this, yolculuk never means "as a traveller" like you think It must be a kind of a very very unnatural (and also funny for me) situation.