Actually I don't move very often. I just had to live in a few temporary places for short term until I found a permanent place and now the landlady wants to move in.

Yeah, on July I'm moving to my 6.th flat in London in two years. So far all the places I have lived in had the same taps. I'll ask the landlord to change the taps but I doubt he will be very impressed with this idea.

When Linda said it makes sense I thought about another smillar subject that would have make sense if Brits would think about it.
Every morning I'm shaving and washing my face in a sink like this:
http://www.happyworker.com/fun/postcards/img/back/Sink.jpg

It has two taps, one for cold and one for hot water. The problem is that hot water is too hot and cold water is too cold. I need the mixture of both. So I keep holding my hands under one tap and then the other to get some of both to wash my face. When I'm washing my hands I choose the hot tap but I must be very fast since the hot water gets too hot very quickly. Sometimes I end up burning my hands a little with hot water and then calming them down under cold water.

Isn't it possible for Brits to change the taps, change the plugs, switch to Euro and run traffic on the right side. Life would have been so easier.

If you are uploading pictures that you have taken on your own in Turkia then you have a better chance to see them approved.

Other moderators might act differently but I personally don't approve pictures that have been copied from somewhere else, particularly from a professional photographer's collection or from another website. As Erdem expalined, big size, good perspective, a short text is essential. I think the picture should be taken by you as well. I don't like the professional pictures mixed with member's pictures of Turkia. If it was up to me I would either delete all pictures that were copied or put them somewhere else.

Our website isn't yet very strong on grammar contents. We are the best website you can find for free human translations and for grammar advice or grammar related questions but our regular pages are not very covering. We are aware of this.

There is a list of other sources for Turkish learners. You can find the list as sticky thread here on this language forum or just click this link:

http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_6_1448

You will find lots of information on other websites. I had a quick look and found these pages for you:

http://www.turkishlanguage.co.uk/conditional.htm
http://www.turkishlanguage.co.uk/passivemood.htm
http://www.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/~guvenir/CATT/GrammarTutor/

When you study a subject and have questions in mind you know already by now where to ask.
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Havuz Kuralları

1. Cam bardak veya şişelerin güvenlik nedeniyle havuz bölgesine taşınmaması rica olunur.
2. Havuz bölgesinde yemek yenilmemesi rica olunur.
3. Plastik şişe veya bardaklar kullanılmasında sakınca yoktur.
4. Havuza girmeden önce duş alınması gerekmektedir.
5. Sigara içenlerin kül tablası kullanmaları rica olunur.
6. Çöplerinizi lütfen çöp kutusuna atınız.

Keyifli tatiller dileriz.

"Didn't see" should be "görmedi".

"istem nasıl gidiyor" is meaningless. "Nasıl gidiyor" means "How is it going"?