I think the best way to express admiration is "Vayyy canınaaaaa".

Merhaba everyone, 

i´ll be in Istanbul next october to study turkish in Istanbul Üniversitesi...i´ll stay in a student residence and i´ll be there for almost a year. 

So i had the idea of having this topic, so everyone who studied turkish in Turkey can tell us here about his experience and useful tips, places, methods, that can help us new students of turkish in turkey in learning the language, enjoy the culture, and interact with turkish people better. Like list of DOs and DONTs 

Thanks in advance everyone!!

Yes< I know she is a Lebanese.I enjoy listening Turkish and Arabic music.

Here is Elissa - best-selling female singer in the Arab World:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JAIHLjgkdA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNMwT-oJSWI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS2zR3R4cBQ&feature=related

Nawal is a Lebanese, Lilyana. She´s an Arab terrorist, not a Turkish terrorist. You´ve got our Turkish terrorist, si++, very upset.

The guy in the video was a horrid, sick player. Dirty naughty people. Naughty naughty. Poor Nawal.

i see people say "offffff" under videos and photos they like. what exactly does it mean?

ÇI will try as another learner -

Aldı is the past tense of the verb almak, for he/she/it

So depending on the context, it means he/she/it  bought/took/got

He bought a present = Bir hediye aldı

Due to Turkish vowel harmony I think that olmayonca  is a spelling error.

olmayınca is a combination of

ol (from olmak) + ma (negative suffix) + y (buffer letter) + ınca (when ....)

and means roughly ´when not being´

Emek olmayınca yemek olmaz = When there is no effort, there is no food

Hep ağlıyormuş ben olmayınca = she always cries when I´m not there

Hope this helps a bit. 

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Not long now. Looking forward to seeing you again. See you 23rd this month