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Hello! I’m Kübra from Turkey. I studied Electrical-Electronic Engineering and currently I am pursuing a masters degree. I love meeting people from diffrent cultures and backgrounds. Now I am here to teach Turkish. こんにちは!私は、トルコ出身(しゅっしん)のキュブラです。 私は、ドイツ語と日本語を習いたい(ならいたい)です。日本語は、初心者(しょしんしゃ)で、ドイツ語は、高校生(こうこうせい)の時(とき)に、授業(じゅぎょう)を受(う)けていました。なので、ドイツ語か日本語を手伝ってくれる言語交換(げんごこうかん)の相手(あいて)を探しています。 *We are not that much different but we are absolutely not alike.
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Amy
English
Oct 7, 2020
It was a great lesson with lots of interesting topics discussed. I enjoyed hearing about your photography and travelling. Thank you!
Joanne
English
Oct 1, 2020
Hello Kubra You have a beautiful and enthusiastic way of speaking English. I enjoyed talking with you very much! You will have no trouble improving with a little practice! I look forward to seeing you again soon :) Joanne
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    Speaking from turkey, as someone who used to had no idea nor interest in economy, considering all the economic turmoils we experienced for the past couple of years and even still, I decided to learn what goes around now. So, our government has been trying to fight against foreign currency and keep lowering interest rates which eventually cause the very high inflation. Since Turkey' has been a developing country our economy should be flexible, right? And we need to get investment in to our market, however their policy is hard to understand. They try to cut off the western currency while opening the doors to eastern aka UAE, QATAR even Japan and China etc. The issue is that they don't do it in order, it seems they reach them at very crucial times, as if they don't plan it, rather what they do is like last minute investments to save the moment. And thats all the reasons that make your policy unreliable. It's unpredictable. Thast why, I decided to learn investment. Turks do not have a long-term investment culture. As a community that constantly struggles with inflation, we prefer short-term investments. It is generally invested in gold, foreign currency or property.However, I think such investments are somewhat outdated. I decided to learn the stock market. But it is difficult to grasp how the stock market works in Turkey. That's why I need channels where I can learn about the general operation of the stock market, research the reliability of companies and teach me how to take risks. Do you have any recommendations?
    November 24, 2021
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    March 8, 2021
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    September 15, 2020
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    Hello patricia I’m not native English speaker so I’m not sure if talking with me can be helpful tbh. But I’m also B2 and want to improve my English speaking, so if you are interested we can try and see if it’s useful for us :)
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    September 15, 2020
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    Dear NATIVE English speakers; Hi , I’m Kübra from 🇹🇷 I’d like to improve my English speaking skills that’s why if anyone interested to learn Turkish or someone who is interesting to exchange cultures, I’m happy to talk to you! I love Japanese culture, social science, technology and astronomy 🪐 musics and cuisines even photography are the things I enjoy talking about! Ps: I’m looking for native speakers only.
    September 15, 2020
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    コーヒーが好きですか? コーヒーが好きですか? トルコ・コーヒー を知っていますか?  どのくらいの頻度でコーヒーを飲みますか? 毎日大きなカップでコーヒーを飲みます。 On the background 私の弟庭にジャガイモを植えています。 😂
    March 31, 2020
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    İstanbul Resimi

    İstanbul’da küçük bir çarşı var. Orada takı, buval ve başka bir çok eşya <s>satınıyor </s> satılıyor. Hava bulutlu ve biraz soğuk, insanlar <em>pardösü </em> giyiyor. Bir dükkandan adam nargile bakıyor ve başka/ diğer adam başka/farklı* dükkanda çanta bakıyor. Bence <s>onun</s> kendi eşi için bakıyor. İlk dükkanın üstünde bir sigorta mağazası var. Çevresindeki binalar biraz eski ama rahat. Toplam bu düzenli bir gün.( I assume you meant to say it was a nice day in general.? İf yes then you can say” genel anlamda güzel bir gündü)
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    March 25, 2020
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    I’m learning to ask questions in Japanese about my fav topics.
    What makes us human? Intelligence? Willpower? Our appearance? 
    What makes us superior to other species?

    私たちを人間にするのは何ですか? 知性? 意志力? 外観?
    他の種よりも優れているのは何ですか?
    March 23, 2020
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