Try this one:

http://local.google.co.uk/local?hl=en&q=turkish+market+&near=bethnal+green&btnG=Search

Change the location to yours.

BTW, there is no need to search for Greek shops or whatever since most small shops in London belong to Turks anyway. There are also bigger Turkish shops called Turkish Food Center. These are average sized supermarkets. Anywhere in London if you go to any small shop it is likely to belong to a Turk.

I would also suggest örme peynir (knitted cheese).
http://igeme.gov.tr/images/cheese15.jpg

One thing which makes me angry in London is that in big supermarkets yogurt, olive oil, some cheese and other things are advertised as Greek Style. I have seen this in Sainsburys.

How about this:

I can't get enough of looking to you(r beauty).

yep thanks for correction.

Greetings,

maybe we just start with a small meeting on 3.th December at 6pm at the venue Waseem suggested and carry on with a bigger meeting on January or February.

I think the ideal place for a second meeting would be a centrally located venue close to a tube station and at the same time outside the popular west end area.

Of course I will be there on the 3.th. Cheers.

cyrano,
you are right. The text was double posted. Double posts are not a good idea in our forum. I have removed the other thread. Your translation is here:

'Aptal' versus 'Enayi' for 'Fool'

I would prefer "enayi". I think, in Turkish, "aptal değilim" (I'm not stupid) isn't as common as "enayi değilim".
'Aptal', normally refers to the intelligence level. I belive that in Turkish if we use "aptal" for ourselves we might make people only more suspicious about ourselves. Smillarly, in English it isn't a good idea to say "I'm not a moron".
What would you think if George Bush would say, "I'm not a moron"? 'I'm not a fool" sounds more self respected, isn't it?

I few days ago I made another translation here and I translated the following sentence like this. With this translation I started to think between the difference of aptal and enayi.

"I'm not a fool." > "Ben enayi değilim."

BTW, I think the other translations are also OK but mltm's translation is very good for a casual text. Regards.

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This topic could be opened in our Language forum which is here:

http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTopic_6

When opening the forums mainpage you can see a note under each forum section. For instance for this section you see this one:

"Teaching Turkish"
"Ideas and techniques for teaching Turkish as a second language"

If you teach Turkish this is the correct forum to share your experience and materials and strategies with others.

Currently we are unable to move topics from one forum to another. Therefore we can only delete them.

Please don't post any comments after this message. If you have any comments you can send me a PM.
Also please try to post in the correct forum. Regards.