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What if we're not fluent in TurkishOriginally posted by purple View Post
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Other than tesekkur ederim, gunaydin, uzgunum, karsilama, bi dakka, ne isimi nez, indirim and counting from 1-20 along with names of Turkish food.... that's pretty much all i know
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wooww you Turkish is very impressive! however you can ask in English as well, they answer in English tooOriginally posted by Khalid80 View PostWhat if we're not fluent in Turkish?
Other than tesekkur ederim, gunaydin, uzgunum, karsilama, bi dakka, ne isimi nez, indirim and counting from 1-20 along with names of Turkish food.... that's pretty much all i know
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TesekkurlerOriginally posted by purple View Postwooww you Turkish is very impressive! however you can ask in English as well, they answer in English too) (I've been to Turkey 5 times before on holidays mostly when I was kid and teenager growing up. I used to know the streets of Istanbul (mostly Taksim area) just like my hometown Beirut .
Hoping to make it for the World Championships and maybe if i go to Istanbul we can meet up (just realized ur in Ankara 
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Istanbul is one of the greatest city in the world, i love it so much, especially beyoglu-istiklal district. by the way i got a ticket for final, so if you or any other Interbasket fan who got the ticket, i can meet up and show the city =)Originally posted by Khalid80 View PostTesekkurler (I've been to Turkey 5 times before on holidays mostly when I was kid and teenager growing up. I used to know the streets of Istanbul (mostly Taksim area) just like my hometown Beirut .
Hoping to make it for the World Championships and maybe if i go to Istanbul we can meet up (just realized ur in Ankara )
Recently i have heard so many good things about Beirut, me and some friends of mine want to visit your city soon
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Yeah the Istiklal Caddesi avenue is really amazing to walk byOriginally posted by purple View PostIstanbul is one of the greatest city in the world, i love it so much, especially beyoglu-istiklal district. by the way i got a ticket for final, so if you or any other Interbasket fan who got the ticket, i can meet up and show the city =)
Recently i have heard so many good things about Beirut, me and some friends of mine want to visit your city soon
I won't be staying till the final unfortunately
As for Beirut you are more than welcome to come visit anytime.
I'm sure you will have a great time and enjoy your stay there (if you want to know any info. you can always PM me and i'll be more than glad to assist in any way possible)Comment
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Thank youOriginally posted by Khalid80 View PostYeah the Istiklal Caddesi avenue is really amazing to walk by
I won't be staying till the final unfortunately
As for Beirut you are more than welcome to come visit anytime.
I'm sure you will have a great time and enjoy your stay there (if you want to know any info. you can always PM me and i'll be more than glad to assist in any way possible) when we decide to go to Beirut for sure i'll ask you many questions.. and Good luck for 2010!
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