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I like to make friends from all around the world. I am open for lingual and cultural exchange, or just fun :) My interests are: - sports (biking, basketball and fitness) - technology (web/mobile programming especially) - history (20th century so far) - science (physics and astronomy so far) - philosophy and religions (open to learn any) - nature and outdoor activities, cultural sight-seeing - travelling (if i can) - coffee :) - good music (open for exploring your country's music) - books - chess and poker - languages (obviously) - movies and series
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    insan means human, kişi means person but sometimes insan is also used as person. example (similarity): "orada çok insan var mı?" = "orada çok kişi var mı?" = "are there many people?" example (difference): "insan bencil bir varlıktır." = "human is a selfish creature." (we cannot use kişi here; because kişi is not a creature) "bir kişi sizi görmeye geldi." = "a person has come to see you." (we cannot use insan here; because it would be weird to say "a human has come to see you" -as if an alien could have come too :D ok it can happen in a movie, why not -)
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