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Thread: bir soz

1.       terra
22 posts
 17 Jan 2006 Tue 05:34 am

yes i have understood.thanks



Thread: bir soz

2.       terra
22 posts
 16 Jan 2006 Mon 11:05 am

i can't understand word "yokmuydu"? please help me to translate it.



Thread: THIS SONG IS KILLING ME RIGHT NOW :(

3.       terra
22 posts
 21 Dec 2005 Wed 05:54 am

Quoting Natlisa:

Quoting miss_ceyda:

Quoting goner:

U2's with or without u song is also a good one,maybe an oldie in some way...



yeah i kept coming accross that when i was downloading this one... is it a good song? hows the beat?



I’m sure you will recognise this song once you hear it Ceyda. It was massive in its day, and living in England you will have heard it since. It’s often used in soundtracks. Another U2 song I really like is Stuck in a moment (which has a completely different tone to all of the songs I’m about to list!)

Here are the songs which I find really sad! There are many, many more but I realized I’d got to 11, so thought I ought to stop!

1) Aqualung: Strange and Beautiful
2) Bush: Glycerine
3) Goo Goo dolls: Iris
4) The Streets: Dry your eyes
5) Bush: Swallowed
6) Bush: Letting the Cables sleep
7) Blink 182: I miss you
8) Dolly Parton: I will always love you
9) Radiohead: Creep
1 REM: Everybody hurts
11) Jeff Buckley: Hallelujah


i agree with you about Bush.these guys are experts in thatand i think letting the cables sleep especially remix is one of the best.i would like to add to your list Stevie Ray Vaughan-Little Wing.it's that case you don't need words you can be sad and enjoy at the same time



Thread: Yalin

4.       terra
22 posts
 12 Dec 2005 Mon 05:53 am

i didn't find their songs to listen to or download only information about these girls.may be someone has links?



Thread: domates külü( for breakfast)

5.       terra
22 posts
 12 Dec 2005 Mon 05:32 am

lol nice advice ramayan..at least i will be happy elephant



Thread: domates külü( for breakfast)

6.       terra
22 posts
 09 Dec 2005 Fri 10:36 am

Quoting Lyndie:

Quoting terra:

does it have something common with "suboregi"? i had it for breakfast it was as piece of pie.Lyndie may be you know how it is cooked?



Sorry Terra I missed this post.
I can't remember what this is called. But you can make this. You just take the yufka, but buy it in flat sheets. You separate the layers and put cheese and spinach and anything you want in really. press the layers back together and fry it on both sides in olive oil. It then goes crispy and brown on the outside and all sort of gooey and squishy in the middle. Yummmm..
You can also use yufka just like bread. again fry pieces in olive oil or olive oil and butter and then serve it instead of bread also yummmmm....


yess yummmmthanks
i tried not to read all these topics because of my diet but i feel i can't resisti tried that also but i think i ate something different like it was done in oven..



Thread: Yalin

7.       terra
22 posts
 08 Dec 2005 Thu 12:52 pm

thanks ramayan
be frankly i have no ideas about turkish music.i tried to get acquainted with music which erdinc recommended but failed. i will try to find something from your list



Thread: domates külü( for breakfast)

8.       terra
22 posts
 08 Dec 2005 Thu 12:33 pm

does it have something common with "suboregi"? i had it for breakfast it was as piece of pie.Lyndie may be you know how it is cooked?



Thread: intelligent,handsome and rich men!!!!

9.       terra
22 posts
 01 Dec 2005 Thu 11:29 am

i would like to add that besides riches brines appearance there is some inner strength..i mean man must be real man and personal qualities.and in some cases it becames more importantas for appearance.there is expression "a man should be a little more handsome than monkey"



Thread: RUSSIAN POETRY

10.       terra
22 posts
 01 Dec 2005 Thu 10:48 am

thanks bliss.you made me discover poetry of Edgar Poe.i haden't known his poems before.i see Sergey Esenin is in the the lead herethis is poem of Sasha Cherniy or Black Sashai also like him and he is not so popular and famous and may be it will be interesting to read it

Больному
Есть горячее солнце, наивные дети,
Драгоценная радость мелодий и книг.
Если нет — то ведь были, ведь были на свете
И Бетховен, и Пушкин, и Гейне, и Григ…

Есть незримое творчество в каждом мгновенье —
В умном слове, в улыбке, в сиянии глаз.
Будь творцом! Созидай золотые мгновенья —
В каждом дне есть раздумье и пряный экстаз…

Бесконечно позорно в припадке печали
Добровольно исчезнуть, как тень на стекле.
Разве Новые Встречи уже отсияли?
Разве только собаки живут на земле?

Если сам я угрюм, как голландская сажа
(Улыбнись, улыбнись на сравненье мое!),
Этот черный румянец — налет от дренажа,
Это Муза меня подняла на копье.

Подожди! Я сживусь со своим новосельем —
Как весенний скворец запою на копье!
Оглушу твои уши цыганским весельем!
Дай лишь срок разобраться в проклятом тряпье.

Оставайся! Так мало здесь чутких и честных…
Оставайся! Лишь в них оправданье земли.
Адресов я не знаю — ищи неизвестных,
Как и ты, неподвижно лежащих в пыли.

Если лучшие будут бросаться в пролеты,
Скиснет мир от бескрылых гиен и тупиц!
Полюби безотчетную радость полета…
Разверни свою душу до полных границ.

Будь женой или мужем, сестрой или братом,
Акушеркой, художником, нянькой, врачом,
Отдавай — и, дрожа, не тянись за возвратом:
Все сердца открываются этим ключом.

Есть еще острова одиночества мысли —
Будь умен и не бойся на них отдыхать.
Там обрывы над темной водою нависли —
Можешь думать… и камешки в воду бросать…

А вопросы… Вопросы не знают ответа —
Налетят. Разожгут и умчатся, как корь.
Соломон нам оставил два мудрых совета:
Убегай от тоски и с глупцами не спорь.
1910



Thread: Yalin

11.       terra
22 posts
 28 Nov 2005 Mon 02:19 pm

yes i guessedwell done



Thread: Yalin

12.       terra
22 posts
 28 Nov 2005 Mon 01:34 pm

thanks miss ceyda it will be good practice for me



Thread: Yalin

13.       terra
22 posts
 28 Nov 2005 Mon 07:45 am

I have bought CD of Yalin "Bir bakmissin".i like all songs and i think they are melodious.but im just learning turkish and don't understand sensei wonder if song lyrics are as nice as melody?



Thread: RUSSIAN POETRY

14.       terra
22 posts
 28 Nov 2005 Mon 07:17 am

thanks a lot friends i noticed that poems of Marina Tsvetaeva sound in english as good as in Russian. and another request may be you know this song and can translate it

виноградную косточку в теплую землю зарою
и лозу поцелую и спелые гроздья сорву
и друзей созову на любовь свое сердце настрою
а иначе зачем на земле этой грешной живу..



Thread: RUSSIAN POETRY

15.       terra
22 posts
 25 Nov 2005 Fri 02:41 pm

wow cyrano bravoi didn't know that there is translation into turkish.thanksand this is translation of "muse" that i like.i enjoy this site and your company



Thread: RUSSIAN POETRY

16.       terra
22 posts
 25 Nov 2005 Fri 02:28 pm

yes yes "a ty dumal chto ya takay chto mozhno menya zabyt'.." devchonki vy superthanks a lot
what about Marina Csvetaeva

Ты, меня любивший фальшью
Истины - и правдой лжи,
Ты, меня любивший - дальше
Некуда! - За рубежи!

Ты, меня любивший дольше
Времени. - Десницы взмах! -
Ты меня не любишь больше:
Истина в пяти словах.

Марина Цветаева



Thread: RUSSIAN POETRY

17.       terra
22 posts
 25 Nov 2005 Fri 06:47 am

slavica thanks a lot for your linksim really glad that you also love Akhmatova. i have found good translation of my favourite poem "Muse"but it seemed to me that her poems don't sound so heartfelt on english like something loses..don't you think so? i didn't find translation of this poem and i don't image how it can be translated perfectly

***
Углем наметил на левом боку
Место, куда стрелять,
Чтоб выпустить птицу - мою тоску
В пустынную ночь опять.

Милый! не дрогнет твоя рука,
И мне недолго терпеть.
Вылетит птица - моя тоска,
Сядет на ветку и станет петь.

Чтоб тот, кто спокоен в своем дому,
Раскрывши окно, сказал:
"Голос знакомый, а слов не пойму", -
И опустил глаза.

1914



Thread: RUSSIAN POETRY

18.       terra
22 posts
 24 Nov 2005 Thu 08:53 am

it was pleasure to read this topic i would like to add poems of wonderful and my favoirute poetess Ahmatova. i think her lyric poetry can touch any heart.unfortanately im not good at english.bliss may be you know where is i can find translation of her poems?

* * *
Дверь полуоткрыта,
Веют липы сладко...
На столе забыты
Хлыстик и перчатка.

Круг от лампы желтый...
Шорохам внимаю.
Отчего ушел ты?
Я не понимаю...

Радостно и ясно
Завтра будет утро.
Эта жизнь прекрасна,
Сердце, будь же мудро.

Ты совсем устало,
Бьешься тише, глуше...
Знаешь, я читала,
Что бессмертны души.

* * *
Широк и желт вечерний свет,
Нежна апрельская прохлада.
Ты опоздал на много лет,
Но все-таки тебе я рада.

Сюда ко мне поближе сядь,
Гляди веселыми глазами:
Вот эта синяя тетрадь -
С моими детскими стихами.

Прости, что я жила скорбя
И солнцу радовалась мало.
Прости, прости, что за тебя
Я слишком многих принимала.

* * *
Двадцать первое. Ночь. Понедельник.
Очертанья столицы во мгле.
Сочинил же какой-то бездельник,
Что бывает любовь на земле.

И от лености или со скуки
Все поверили, так и живут:
Ждут свиданий, боятся разлуки
И любовные песни поют.

Но иным открывается тайна,
И почиет на них тишина...
Я на это наткнулась случайно
И с тех пор все как будто больна.

Анна Ахматова



Thread: Suffocated!

19.       terra
22 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 10:26 am

Quoting Chris123:

I think all my first instincts are confirmed by you all. Instincts like those are easily hidden by romantic words, but my head must rule my heart. I think I will end this before it becomes a problem.

Every day on this site I read messages from girls (never boys you notice!) and all the messages are the same. They are all invited out to visit...there is a proposal..and so on. I want to scream at them "you fools"!! But I am so stupid I didn't notice that I am exactly the same!

It makes me so sad though. Not so sad for the loss of this man, or of love (love is everywhere!) as for my sadness of losing my faith in people's integrity. I loved Turkey so much I can shut my eyes and smell it's rich scent and hear it's melody but right now this man represents Turkey and it has deceived me. I am not a fool, and yet we English appear to be thought of as such because we believe people are being honest. It is very sad.


dear Chris
its very sad that you meet this man because there are many..many turkish men for whom to say that they don't have money to buy winter coat - its shame and disgrace.every ordinary turkish man knows - he must care for his woman and support her because he is man.its normal.and turkish women know their own worth and even don't deal with such men.let's aslo think mush of ourselvesim sure you deserve true man and i wish he were turkish man



Thread: ne yapacam bilmiyorum

20.       terra
22 posts
 21 Nov 2005 Mon 06:04 am

20..wonderful age when you madly fall in love,think that he is whole world and 30 is declining yearsyou have to get through that.and may be you shouldn't accuse your boyfriend because he is honest with you and he confesses to that now he is not ready for marriage.
and as for 30 there is good russian film "moscow doesn't believe in tears" and heroine says "the life just is starting in 40 years. now i know it certianly"



Thread: Istanbul my love

21.       terra
22 posts
 18 Nov 2005 Fri 07:15 am

bravo erdinc!thanks for your poem
when i read that i sensed how i miss istanbul



Thread: How did you first meet your love?

22.       terra
22 posts
 18 Nov 2005 Fri 06:14 am

hi everybody
i never have taken net as real way to meet true love but it happened to me.when i filled form in msn i wrote "im waiting for my love" and forgot about that.but one day i received mail from man and he was from turkeymay be its uncredible but he turned out to be a man who i waiting for all my lifewe have been meeting for 1 year and in summer we are going to finish this story by marriagei want to say that with net we have good chance to meet different people all over the world and we should use it



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