TSR Turkish Society

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I love central London. Living in Essex, will mean, I'm further away from central. Plus I don't like the posh Essex culture. Doesn't suit me at all! Plus, all the girls look like they've slept in a pool of orange paint. :mmm:

none of my friends are orange lol
and whats posh essex culture!? lol
but fair enough
if you like living in the city you like living in the city :smile:

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Akkuz

Original post by minniiee

none of my friends are orange lol
and whats posh essex culture!? lol
but fair enough
if you like living in the city you like living in the city :smile:

The posh areas in Essex. Too rah, for me :rolleyes:

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minniiee

Original post by Akkuz

The posh areas in Essex. Too rah, for me :rolleyes:

fair dooses :smile:

there is middle ground
but tbf not a lot

Reply 943

Akkuz

Original post by minniiee

fair dooses :smile:

there is middle ground
but tbf not a lot

Haha, I know :tongue:

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Whatever9999

Hey everyone :smile:

I'm middle eastern but i have Turkish roots ,i love Turkish culture clothes and music ,would love to learn Turkish its sounds amazing but too hard to learn .

Can i join the society :P

Reply 945

ibs137

Original post by Whatever9999

Hey everyone :smile:

I'm middle eastern but i have Turkish roots ,i love Turkish culture clothes and music ,would love to learn Turkish its sounds amazing but too hard to learn .

Can i join the society :P

where exactly in middle east you from?

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minniiee

Original post by Whatever9999

Hey everyone :smile:

I'm middle eastern but i have Turkish roots ,i love Turkish culture clothes and music ,would love to learn Turkish its sounds amazing but too hard to learn .

Can i join the society :P

hello

it's not too hard to learn
the language is relatively new
meaning there a few exceptions to the rules
the grammar is structured and clear
biggest problem is the vocabulary which happens to be (in my opinion) the easiest bit of learning a language

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imasupercoolgeek

hello my Turkish buddies :smile:

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minniiee

Original post by imasupercoolgeek

hello my Turkish buddies :smile:

hello

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imasupercoolgeek

Original post by minniiee

hello

how are you? are you fluent in Turkish by the way, I mean, if this a Turkish society, why not speak Turkish? :smile:

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minniiee

Original post by imasupercoolgeek

how are you? are you fluent in Turkish by the way, I mean, if this a Turkish society, why not speak Turkish? :smile:

iyim tesekur ederim

no :frown:

i was raised monolingual unfortunately :frown:

i wish i was fluent
or at least competent enough to hold a conversation

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imasupercoolgeek

Original post by minniiee

iyim tesekur ederim

no :frown:

i was raised monolingual unfortunately :frown:

i wish i was fluent
or at least competent enough to hold a conversation

bisey degil :smile:

ha, its ok :smile:

I can speak fluent Turkish but I feel like because I'm in England, my Turkish is faaaaaaaading away and I feel like I would forget it soon :/

where are you from?

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minniiee

Original post by imasupercoolgeek

bisey degil :smile:

ha, its ok :smile:

I can speak fluent Turkish but I feel like because I'm in England, my Turkish is faaaaaaaading away and I feel like I would forget it soon :/

where are you from?

how old are you?
the older you are the longer it'll take to fade away but the harder it'll be to pick back up...
in england im from essex
but my turkish family is from istanbul... although theyve all moved to truva which is disappointing lol

you?

Reply 953

imasupercoolgeek

Original post by minniiee

i'm 17 (18 soon though whoooooo :smile:

) .. i guess i know ENOUGH to keep me going for the rest of my life, but i doubt if i have kids they would know much turkish as I will speak english most of the time! I am doing turkish at A2 right now :smile:

so i need to do well for that!
Essex.. is that in London? I'm from Northampton.
And that's where I was born! I lived there for 6 years before moving to england, it was pretty cool there actually, the community is very nice :smile:

so do you have a turkish name or english name?

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minniiee

Original post by imasupercoolgeek

i'm 17 (18 soon though whoooooo :smile:

so do you have a turkish name or english name?

why wouldnt you raise your children billingual?
ahaha you're joking right? :P essex is a county...next to london
its lovely! im gutted i have no family left there!
my name is yasemin so turkish :smile:

you?

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