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Hi! I am Selim. I am from Turkey and living in Istanbul. I am an ex muslim and recently atheist. I work as a software developer in a software company aimed GIS based applications. I am learning english for the same reasons with you. I am here to learn and share something with you. Everyone who comes, welcome. (:
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    As a Turkish and a person who live in Turkey, i think i have right to say something on it. 

    Turkish people are usually like kids. We move with our feeling rather then our logic.  That is why you can easily find topics or questions such as "Why Turks love so much?", " Why Turks hate so much" 
     and overdose Internet users in Turkey are usually sensitive people. They usually like to be cared.  If you dont, they easily delete you.

    In otherhand, they can delete you to hide something from their girlfriends. They can't admit it when you ask them the reason you are removed from their friend list. It is a kind of bad (or good for somebody) habit that Turkish people can't overcome. 

    I recommend you not to care such behaviors from people (Turkish or not) on internet. If you know that you never made mistake or you didnt recognize your mistake (which isnt a mistake according to me), just move on.  

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    March 7, 2014
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    Neyse We sometimes use this as a word to describe "never mind, it is not important, let it go" or something similar. For instanse - Beni dinlemiyor musun? -> Aren't you listening me? -Neyse, sen meşgulsün. Daha sonra söyleyebilirim. -> Never mind, you are busy. I can say it later.
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    February 18, 2014
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    Merhaba!

    Benim adım Helena. Biraz Türkçe bilıyorum. Selanik'te kalıyorum. Ben programcıyım ve iş arıyorum. Her hafta Türkçe okula gidiyorum.


    "Her hafta Türkçe okula gidiyorum."
    Yukarıdaki cümle çok açık değil. "Türkçe okul" yerine "Türkçe eğitim veren okul" cümlesini kullanabilirsin. Eğer buradaki okul özel kurs ise okul yerine "Türkçe kursu" demek daha iyi olur.

    The sentense above isn't very clear. You can use "School which has Turkish lessons" instead of "Türkçe Okul". If "okul" words has a meaning like "private course(lessons)", it is better to say "Türkçe kursu" (course of Turkish language) 

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    February 18, 2014
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