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I graduated from ecology in Eötvös Lorand Science University in 2005. For about 3 years I was international project coordinator in the Conservation Department of Danube-Ipoly National Park Directorate. I learned a lot thanks to the unique worldview of my colleagues who had traveled the world. My biggest dream has always been to travel as a lifestyle. So that’s why, I found myself learning Turkish in Istanbul immediately after my contract ended. Ever since I received my Turkish language certificate from Tömer I’m living in the magic world of Turkish language. I was an interpreter for several companies in various events in Hungary, Turkey and the UK, and sometimes I faced really challenging conditions as I was doing my job. I mostly translate in scientific fields as a translator. For example natural sciences, architecture, technology, environmental engineering, food industry, etc. Also I played active roles in the international market researches and foreign trade projects not only as a translator or interpreter, but also as a company member. Because I’m still in contact with the consulting agencies in Turkey I can help if you wish to be successful in the Turkish market. I also gained experience as a language teacher.
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    about values and the modern world Any time I think about values love comes into my mind. What can we give to the next generation of Earth? New factories? Bridges? Cities? Or something more valuable? Let’s think about it! I guess everybody wants to leave something behind to be remembered. We are all selfish enough to do that (including me as well, for sure!), but maybe not this is the most important thing… I spent thousands of hours thinking about what to do, and being deeply sorry for myself, that I’m still the same nobody. Do you see? This is the most selfish act ever. Now I can accept it 100 %. I’m a selfish being. Also writing a blog is somehow very narcissistic. We just want to be heard. That’s all. But we don’t tell these things to our family face to face. We write it into the cloud to be seen by everyone, because we are not brave enough to face with the reactions. So this can definitely be something we can leave behind, because even if it will be get deleted, it still stay in the internet some way. It’s like the solution for infinite life. Living in the endless wonder of the digital world. But Hey! I wanted to talk about values. I just forgot about it. So what counts to be a value in the 21st century? I should google it to see what we can find in Wikipedia. Nowadays this is the source of everything. Even if Russia wants to create its own version. (Nice try we could say that) http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/11/14/us-russia-wikipedia-alternative-idUSKCN0IY1YT20141114 So Wikipedia says: “A personal value is absolute or relative and ethical value, the assumption of which can be the basis for ethical action. A value system is a set of consistent values and measures. A principle value is a foundation upon which other values and measures of integrity are based. Some values are physiologically determined and are normally considered objective, such as a desire to avoid physical pain or to seek pleasure. Other values are considered subjective, vary across individuals and cultures, and are in many ways aligned with belief and belief systems.” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_%28personal_and_cultural%29 So as I see it can be almost everything. Even I can decide that what value is to me. Great. I like that idea. Why am I talking about values? The answer is that, with my posts here, I want to create something that is valuable for at least somebody else. To inspire others, that even if we are such humble beings, we can write down our thoughts freely to get rid the chains of f
    December 25, 2015
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    about traveling and objects we are carrying around with us I wrote this entry to my old blog a year ago. It was interesting to read it again. By the traveling, I learned how to take less and less things with me to my journeys. In the first few times I always thought that these objects will make me feel homey when I am abroad, but it turned out that this is not the case. This things even make more difficult to adjust to a certain place. This discovery actually fundamentally changed my approach to life. I started to appreciate small things more. To be happy when the sun comes out from the clouds just for a few minutes, when it was raining for weeks without stopping. To enjoy the taste of a sandwich given by a friend when I didn’t have money to eat for days. To just sit in the ferryboat looking at the seagulls as they are catching pieces of bread thrown by the tourists to the sea and not thinking about if I will have a new job tomorrow or not. To accidentally bump into another Hungarian in the middle of nowhere and to have a really deep conversation. I moved back to Budapest exactly 30 days ago, but I still feel that I’m outsider in some ways, and I think this feeling will never go away. When somebody starts to travel as a lifestyle, things change. The person is not the same anymore. And it is O.K. like that! I think this world needs wonderers, because these people can help others to teach them different approaches. Nowadays the people need to worry less about material things and need to reconfigure the values in life. That’s why so many of us take their backpacks and start a journey. We need answers. We need experience. In this new age the problems cannot be solved with the old ways anymore. So I’m happy that I’m part of this world-migration, and let’s see how it will work out.
    December 25, 2015
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    21.yüzyılda hem bireysel hem toplumsal seviyede enerji harcamalarımıza ve karbondioksit oluşumuna dikkat etmemiz gerekmektedir. Teknolojik gelişmeler çoğaldıkça her gün dünyamızı daha fazla kirletmekteyiz. Havada sera gazlarının oranı yükseldikçe küresel ısınmaya yol açmaktayız. Bu durum dünyadaki çevre örgütlerinin ve ülke liderlerinin arasındaki tartışmanın sonucudur. Çözüm olarak, elde edilmiş bazı uluslararası anlaşmaları imzalayabildiler, ancak çevre kirliliği sorunu hala tamamen çözülebilmiş durumda değillerdir. Artık bireysel seviyede tüketim alışkanlıklarımızla vedalaşmamız gerek. Daha az su, elektrik, doğal gaz harcamaları ile dünyanın ısınmasını yavaşlatabiliriz. Bu davranışta bulunan kişilere, uluslararası terimle "çevre bilimci" denir.
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    November 3, 2010
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    Çevre kirliliği 21.yüzyılda hem bireysel hem toplumsal seviyede enerji harcamalarımıza ve karbondioksit çıkarmalarımıza dikkat etmemiz lazım. Teknolojik gelişmelerin çoğaldıkça her gün dünyamızı daha fazla kirletmekteyiz. Havada sera gazların oranı yükseldikçe küresel ısınmaya yol açınmaktayız. Dünyadaki çevre örgütlerinin ve ülke liderlerinin arasındaki tartışmanın sonucuyken elde edilmiş bazı uluslararası anlaşmaları imzalayabildiler, ama çevre kirliliğinin sorunu hala tamamen çözülmemiş durumdadır. Bireysel seviyede tüketim alışkanlıklarımızla vedalaşmamız gerek. Daha az su, elektrik, doğal gaz harcamayla dünyanın ısınmasını yavaşlatabiliriz. Bu davranışta bulunan kişilere uluslararası terimle çevre bilincili olmak denir.
    November 3, 2010
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    kesatu surat Nama saya Sofia. Aku ingin belajaran bahasa indonesia.
    October 7, 2010
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    Why Turkey?

    İ spent a wonderful 2-weeks holiday with my friend in Turkey 3 years ago.
    We visited approximately all the famous and important places along the Mediterranean seashore.
    We had a walk upon the ruin of Ephessos. We saw the show of the Fire of Anatolia in the ancient colosseum of Side. We climbed up to the hill of the Red Castle in Alanya and enjoyed the nightlife of this joyful city. We swam in the incredible clean and turquoise sea near to Kekova. We bargained in the crowded bazaar in Antalya.
    Besides this everywhere we just went we tried to taste all the food and drinks of the multifarious Turkish cousine.
    So after this holiday as the airplane landed in Budapest İ decided going back to this amazing country for exploring more about the culture and studying the language.
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    October 2, 2010
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    Why Turkey? İ spent a wonderful 2-weeks holiday with my friend in Turkey 3 years ago. We visited approximately all the famous and important places along the Mediterranean seashore. We had a walk upon the ruin of Ephessos. We saw the show of the Fire of Anatolia in the ancient colosseum of Side. We climbed up to the hill of the Red Castle in Alanya and enjoyed the nightlife of this joyful city. We swam in the incredible clean and turquoise sea near to Kekova. We bargained in the crowded bazaar in Antalya. Besides this everywhere we just went we tried to taste all the food and drinks of the multifarious Turkish cousine. So after this holiday as the airplane landed in Budapest İ decided that İ want to go back to this amazing country for exploring more about the culture and studying the language.
    October 2, 2010
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    introducing myself Hi, I'm Sophie from Hungary. I'm become the member of this page because I would like to practice my English. I'm studying this language from the very young age of mine, but I have still a lot of things to learn.
    September 29, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Selamlar! 29 yaşında Macar bayanım. Bir buçuk seneden beri Türkiye'nin çesitli yerlerinde kaldığım için diyebilirim ki bu ülkeyi gerçekten tanımış oldum. Kültürüne, müziğine, edebiyatına hayran kaldım. Umarım bu sitenin sayesinden Türkçem daha illerleyecek ve yakın bir zamanda gerçek tercüman olabilirim.
    September 29, 2010
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