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Hi everyone! I think (or at least I hope!) I’m quite a friendly person, and love to make new friendships and meet new people. My hobby is learning new languages. I'm also learning Italian and French. I hope to learn Japanese too. My imagination often takes me to foreign countries. If I had to write just a few words about traveling, one of my dreams is to make that travel map 100 % filled in! :). Maybe someday when I have more time I will get there! So many places to visit still.... It’s hard to imagine how many mysterious, beautiful, scary, wonderful and diverse places around the world to see in every country. Well that’s all for now from me! If you'd like to know more just write to me! :)
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    What are the differences between şurada and burada? I asked two Turkish people the same question at the same place, but one said şurada and the other – burada. A: Ve Katedral kilise nerde? B: Katedralde sol tarafamıza oluyor, yani şurada (shows on left). A: Ve Katedral kilise nerde? C: Katedral burada (shows on left). Does it means that şurada is like the synonym of burada?
    March 2, 2015
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    Türk dili tarihi çalışmalarının katkıları nelerdir?
    June 4, 2012
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    Kırık ay nedir?
    April 28, 2012
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    Nowadays it is truly important to learn English. I can study or work abroad not facing the language barrier. As a result, I have better employment opportunitites abroad and in my own country as most positions take people with a good command of two or three languages.
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    December 6, 2008
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    The opening ceremony in Beijing was really fascinating. They had lots of very traditional Chinese dancing, acrobatics, fireworks and this wonderful story about their history. I think Chinese did the best ceremony I have ever seen.
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    November 15, 2008
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    I am very grateful for my parents as they have helped me to create my plans for the future. We always share our dreams and try to help each other in every situation. Finally, I want to say that I love my parents very much.
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    November 15, 2008
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    I would like to play a Hamlet role because it is one of the most unforgettable books I have ever read.
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    November 13, 2008
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    I would like to have the power who will instantly bring peace and calm into any situation.
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    November 9, 2008
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    The food is wonderful, and there is so much of it. The Lithuanian specialties that I kept seeing and coming across are cold red beat soup (that was not red - it was actually hot pink). Everywhere you go there is herring and sauerkraut (I’m sorry, I just couldn’t do this one!). And as soon as I waked in the door of my friends family (all of the ones we went to) there was piles of sausages and potatoes. My very favorite Lithuanian treat was a special cake called Sakotis. The word Sakotis means “branched” because it looks like it has a bunch of branches from the bottom to the top. It was sweet and I really enjoyed it. Lithuania has a very rich culture of food for anyone who would ever want to travel there, don’t miss it!
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    November 8, 2008
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    I do not "believe" in extra-terrestrial life. I accept the "fact" that the statistical analysis shows a probability very close to 1 (100% if you prefer) that there should be life elsewhere. We are not even sure how this extra-terrestrial life would work (e.g., would it be carbon-based like us?), therefore, that makes it very difficult to even guess as to whether it could be more or less 'evolved' than us (if that word even means anything in that context).
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    November 8, 2008
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