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thanks so much for this!! really appreciate it

I've never seen this thread that lively in last 2-3 years

I've never seen this thread that lively in last 2-3 years

I've never seen this thread that lively in last 2-3 years

I've never seen this thread that lively in last 2-3 years

in all honesty dude, she is probably smarter than both of us combined!!! and i dont know why you think she is not intelligent, i didnt mean that in a sarcastic sense i am genuinely serious.

don't think you are smart enough to say that

(In reality, I really hate these things. One of my mum's friend's bathroom has got a massive one painted on the wall so basically when you're peeing you just see this massive eye looking at you )



I'm really not, though it's kinda cool (and a bit weird, not gonna lie) that someone has so much confidence in me



Leave him alone, me and TheGameOfScience stick up to each other now

(In reality, I really hate these things. One of my mum's friend's bathroom has got a massive one painted on the wall so basically when you're peeing you just see this massive eye looking at you )



I'm really not, though it's kinda cool (and a bit weird, not gonna lie) that someone has so much confidence in me

Sorry if i came across as weird aha, your welcome though, you are intelligent, i bet so many more people have confidence in you as well you have accomplished a lot academically be proud of yourself



Leave him alone, me and TheGameOfScience stick up to each other now

(In reality, I really hate these things. One of my mum's friend's bathroom has got a massive one painted on the wall so basically when you're peeing you just see this massive eye looking at you )

haha, i dont like massive ones, but i like tiny ones on jewellery ^^

I saw so many turks in London speaking in "mixed language" eng+turkish, and they make it sound so smooth like its a separate language

I think the unofficial name for it is 'Turkglish'. The reason it may sound 'so smooth' is because English nouns are conjugated in the Turkish way, for instance 'running shoes'larını unutma, tonight biz kızların peşinde koşup ikimize birer tane yakalayacağız. I'll show you how to make a güzel Kıbrıs kız kebabı'.

And I think it's only the UK born or raised from very young age speak like that. Because when I speak, I sometimes use english words, but 1. it never fits into sentence smoothly, 2. I say that word because I dont know the translation

So you are coming to live in Azerbaijan then?

in all honesty dude, she is probably smarter than both of us combined!!!

Istanbul is great to visit. But not to live. Even people who live there, say the same thing to me.

If you live in Istanbul, you need to relatively close to where you work, otherwise life is hell, spent on sweaty minibuses.

Or a glimpse of the British passport.

If you're inviting me, sure.

What's so good about Azerbaijan lol.

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Sea, Weather, Food, People, Hospitality, Types of attraction, types of tourism e.g: Beach holidays, adventure holidays, cultural holidays (or mixed).

It's good, because it is different! not like any other homogeneous tourist destination. Transport is cheap, so you can even visit most part of the country in a week.

Respect and Help towards tourist (anyone else too).

Language: Most young people can speak reasonable Russian, English and Turkish.
And another point: tourism is not the main or only income for the country. We invite people who wish to see beauties of the Azerbaijan, if you don't want to come, we have tons of oil to sustain the country

And we have our own currency which can compete with dollar and pound sterling, however it's slightly lower in value in comparison with pound, which means it's benefical for the UK tourist to visit Azerbaijan.

*Azerbaijan Tourism Board hire me*