I think a Starbucks Coffee in Central London will be fine. 3 December looks fine to me but its already very close now.

şu: that
şunlar: those

o: he, she, it
onlar: they

Normally 'şu' and 'şunlar' are used for objects and not people. The object you are referring here is not very close to you since if it were you would have used bu, bunlar instead.

It is possible to use 'şu' for human but only with another word expressing its a human. For insance:

"şu adam": "that man"

In general,
1. use "bu, bunlar" for people and objects close to you.
2. use "şu, şunlar" for objects far from you.
3. use "o, onlar" for people and objects far from you.


As you see on number 2 and 3 we can use them both for objects. For instance:

"şu araba"
"o araba"
The difference is that when we say "şu araba" the car is in a distance I can point with my finger. When I say "o araba", the car is further away and not visible. If the car is in front of me I would say "bu araba".

Gretings,
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3. when the countdown finishes it will show the button "download here".
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5. Choose save and selecet the location. Location can be anywhere on your computer. The easiest is "desktop".
6. This time the songs are not zipped so you can listen straight away by double clicking on them after downloading. Cheers.

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On page 3 there are a few songs of "Mavi Sakal" that I picked. Most of the songs are only downloaded once. Slavica is it you who downloaded them? I think noone cares on this group.

Greetings,
someone in another forum recently asked the same question and I have given a more detailed answer there. You can check the topic here:

http://forum.seslisozluk.com/showthread.php?t=6367

How about the 3.th December, Saturday at 6pm in a central London cafe? If time is alright for everyone finding a suitable place wont be so hard.

For me an afternoon would be the best; preferably a weekend afternoon. Maybe at 6pm or later could be considered.
I think it will be best to start with smaller meetings in a cafe in central London. Maybe if we choose central London but not West-End, we might find a less crowded cafe. Some cafe's have big and peaceful spaces on the downstairs.
Maybe we can start with such meetings and if there is enough interest we can move on to bigger spaces.