"I dont know how could be the end of this; you are in Turkia and I'm in England."

"Good morning Meliş. The most lovely Bayrams shall be yours. Be always so kind and well. I love you. Bye. "

ramayan,

thank you for letting us know about the article on this page:

http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/kultur_en.asp?belgeno=1573

As I said in another article that you copied yesterday, you could include a link in your message. There is nothing wrong to copy an article as long as you mention the source.

Another reason to put a link could be that people could visit that web site and might find there some other interesting information. This is especially correct for this example since the webpage is full with interesting information aimed to the tourists as it is the web site of The Turkish Ministry of Tourism.
Thank you for your contribution.

hi britturk,

you can be sure to get a translation in two days and I hope someone will do it sooner but things would be easier if you would write whole sentences with fictional names instead leaving blank spaces. The reason is that we dont say "with love from ...".

Hello Linda,
you can double click on any English and Turkish word in our forums and a definition will appear as long as the words are properly written.

Merhaba jane,
this is why we suggest our Turkish friends to write in proper Turkish. Its much better to learn them correctly and our double-click dictionary works only when properly written. Try them now.

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