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Thread: University Researcher Wants Help

1.       turkoid
12 posts
 24 Apr 2009 Fri 05:43 am

There you go. A piece of cake.



Thread: Turkish audio book!

2.       turkoid
12 posts
 20 Mar 2009 Fri 02:03 pm

Thanks for info about the Turkish audio downloads. Coincidently, it matches the vocabulary and dialogues found in the book I bought last year. The audio CD was not availabe at that bookstore. If anyone is interested in purchasing the book, it is titled "Teach yourself Turkish" by David Pollard and Asuman Çelen Pollard.



Thread: The words you have learned today.

3.       turkoid
12 posts
 20 Mar 2009 Fri 01:26 pm

I learned how to count from zero to ten in Turkish. Very exciting..let´s see if I can do this from memory...

sifir

bir

iki

dört

beþ

altý

yedi

sekiz

docuz

on



Thread: The words you have learned today.

4.       turkoid
12 posts
 20 Mar 2009 Fri 01:25 pm

I learned how to count from zero to ten in Turkish. Very exciting..let´s see if I can do this from memory...

sifir

bir

iki

dört

beþ

altý

yedi

sekiz

docuz

on



Thread: What is your mood today?

5.       turkoid
12 posts
 18 Feb 2009 Wed 06:41 am

Content. The weather has been really cold in Seoul, Korea. Now, I´m looking for tickets to Istanbul for May. After seeing the prices, not so content....{#lang_emotions_confused}



Thread: What do you think about Turkey?

6.       turkoid
12 posts
 23 Jan 2009 Fri 04:39 pm

mmm....a favorite topic....I don´t know what´s popular in Turkey but my fiance and I enjoy pide, iskender kebap, aþure, sütlaç, and the list goes on...I plan to move there in a few months...I wonder how quickly I´ll gain weight...all the best in your food adventures...



Thread: Very useful!

7.       turkoid
12 posts
 02 Jan 2009 Fri 01:28 am

 

 

I agree. One of the best ways to start gaining fluency is by memorizing the language in chunks.

 

çok teþekkürler!

 

{#lang_emotions_smile}



Thread: New Year Greetings

8.       turkoid
12 posts
 02 Jan 2009 Fri 01:13 am

This is such a great website for learning about Turkish culture.

 

Happy New Year to everyone!

 

Nice Yýllara! {#lang_emotions_bigsmile}



Thread: THE BEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD?

9.       turkoid
12 posts
 13 Dec 2008 Sat 01:19 pm

My friend bought an espresso machine and was experimenting her own coffees. After drinking espressos everyday for a week, she couldn´t sleep for the next two...

 

I remember a few years ago when coffee beans that passed through the digestive system of a civet were all the rage. It was and still maybe about $150 per pound. I´ve never tried it. There´s just something really odd about drinking coffee that´s been collected from cat feces. Hmm...{#lang_emotions_puking}



Thread: Where are you from & Why are you learning Turkish?

10.       turkoid
12 posts
 13 Dec 2008 Sat 01:03 pm

 

Yeehawwww! I´m from Texas. I used to love barbecue and steak. After visiting Istanbul, my new love is for iskender kebap and pide. I´m learning Turkish to embrace the culture on a deeper level. I hope to be with my better half sometime next year. Until then, I´ll be in class.



Thread: Travelling to Turkey - personal experiences

11.       turkoid
12 posts
 09 Dec 2008 Tue 03:56 pm

I have forgotten my heart in Istanbul. I think the Bosphorus stole it!!

My fiance couldn´t believe how much food I was eating when I visited Istanbul.  {#lang_emotions_you_crazy} On the way to the Grand Bazaar and the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, I ate a fish sandwhich. Breakfast was eaten not long before which consisted of tea, bread, cheese, and olives. His mom makes her own jam. Honey is served with the wax still in it. That´s amazing. It gives the honey a much more natural flare. The fish sandwich was from an outdoor cafe near Galata Bridge where the fish is grilled directly on the boats. It was so delicious. My fiance was in disbelief over the fish sandwich after we just had breakfast. Then, we stopped at a pastry shop in the touristic area. I ordered coffee, aþure, rice pudding, and tiramasu. At this point, he had to call his mom to tell her what a pig I was. {#lang_emotions_mobile_phone}The more he thought about the more concerned he became. He asked, "How am I going to support your eating habits?" "You´re going to get really fat!" During a vacation, it´s perfectly normal to eat with a healthy appetite...{#lang_emotions_satisfied_nod}   Aaaaahhh....wait for me Istanbul, I will be there again soon.......

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Thread: Travelling to Turkey - personal experiences

12.       turkoid
12 posts
 02 Dec 2008 Tue 03:33 am

I went to Turkey in October. As a big fan of historical architecture, I reveled in the world famous Sultan Ahmed Mosque, the Yeni Cami (the New Mosque), and the Hagia Sophia. Topkapi Palace was amazing.  Unfortunately, there was a lot of rain that day. We didn´t get to see everything. Supposedly, it would actually take several days to see everything at the palace. Being in Istanbul was like a dream. The people are so warm even though I was oftenly stared at. I suppose people of East Asian descent are a rarity. The food is so wonderful. I could not stop eating. Lamacun, pide, borek, iskender kebab, etc. It was a non-stop eating festival for us. My fiance often boasts about his first love being the Bosphorus. Although, I was jealous for a while I understood what he meant after taking the boat couple of times on it to reach the Asian side. It was gorgeous and so relaxing. (I wish crossing the Bosphorus was part of my daily commute.) Taksim Square is so awesome. They are so many places for shopping. I especially like the clothing at Koton. The quality is really nice. We also visited Bursa, the former capital of Turkey. On the way, I saw the country side. The center of Bursa was bustling with people. Bursa has great restaurants that make iskender kebab. There are tombs located at the top of a hill of great Ottoman Empire leaders. I hope to go again in the spring. Until then, I can only reminisce...If you´re fascinated with Turkish culture, just reading about it won´t do you any good. Ya gotta go there!

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