Quoting bliss:

Hey Ceyda,
Do not get upset.It is same fish thing.I wanted just to share what I read about healthy eating. And it is not bad thing when from something we get the knowledge about other things.It is great I think.I was laughing and looking to my fingers after Alfa's question about joint.We all learn this way.Look at the positive side of everything.

Quoting AlphaF:

I can see where non Turkish speakers get confused on issues related to LOVE. How can one ever fall in love, with a language say like English, where love is assumed to operate either from the brain or the heart ?

Love is an abstract notion that is way too noble to reside in mere lumps of blood&tissue.

As always, the wise old language of Turks offer the solution: LOVE is nested neither in the brain nor the heart. Neither is wide enough.

Turkish language suggests that LOVE resides in and operates from one's 'GÖNÜL'.

If you can ever figure out what exactly GÖNÜL is, let me know too.

Quoting enerodesinueve:

Miss Ceyda.. I got your point
..just forgot to put a stress on true meaning of happiness from whence we should become a better person.

Quoting oludenizdollz:

I agree with Miss C - I also cannot bring myself to eat fish. The acupressure thing works well with me but also I find it helpful to sit very quiet with some calming music and go into a meditative state and then to imagine a healing white energy coming down through the crown chakra and slowly follow it in my minds eye through my body, along my bones, my muscles into each of the chakras healing and energising. This done on a regular basis keeps energy levels high and illnessess away!

Oh and for those who like it is ggod to focus on kundalini energy-lower chakra where sexual energy is strong!!

Quoting bliss:

Ceyda,
Why you scared of fish.Ok try ginger, lemon(rub your forhead and temples with a lemon peel)
Traditional Chinese healers prescribe acupressure to relieve headache pain.Take turns rubbing the second joint of each thumb, first right and then the left, for two minutes each.Repeat five times on each thumb.If you use your favourite scented lotion, you can imagine you're gettng a hand massage at the manicurist.
I think we opened ER here.
Good luck

Quoting miss_ceyda:

yeah lyndie... i actually did something like that before when i was trying to express the word "both"... i wanted to buy both of these 2 tops and well... i couldnt think of the word.. that moment will haunt me forever hihi

so... ok then... in a restaurant... why is it that waiters ask you stuff like, "ondan yer misiniz?" (which lit. means "will u eat from that?" right?)

can u say that in shops too...? i dont know how to explain myself... whats something which there is a lot of and u just want to buy 1... hee.... cigarettes for eg. (1st thing which came to mind!).... how can u go into a shop and ask to buy something like this without sounding all proper.. i want to learn turkish like it was my mother tongue.. so, could i use that "ondan" thang here?... possibly in conjunction with "alim" ...??
please help me.. im confusing myself here!!