informations about Turkish families (on how they live)?
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This is a very general question. Can you be more specific?\n\nHow we live...hmm...Turkish families have strong bonds. Family ties are very strong and it sometimes restricts the independence of family members. I don't know what else I can say on this since the question is very general.
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http://www.familysearch.org/
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www.sexoffender.com    All the information you need. Right down to what their offese is and where they currently live.
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have you tried any turkish websites
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does anybody know something about turkish mafia?
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You can try http://www.seslisozluk.com \nIt is a pretty good dictionary. I had to sign up now to hear the pronunciations of some words. The ones I tried were OK, but not completely correct.\nAnyway, just like many other languages (but not English), Turkish is "spoken the way it's written", if you know the sounds of each letter, then you can read almost every Turkish word correctly, as written on this web page: http://www.mymerhaba.com/en/main/content.asp_Q_id_E_1100\nThey have a list of sounds of letters.\nDon't worry much about the "soft g", the letter after g.\nYou may need to change to Turkish character encoding to be able to see a few of the letters correctly.
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ım turkish..i heard that switzerland is best about health.yep they r superior abot that
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They have a big relationship with themselves.They are conservative and believing people.They dont like armenians and kurds anymore.But they live with these minorities with peace.They have a famous kitchen and an important Army.
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Here is a list I found:\n\nWhat do you enjoy doing in your free time? \nDoes your family live in-state? Do they like to visit and stay with you? \nHow often do you prefer to do dishes, vacuum, clean the bathtub, etc? \nAre you currently involved with anyone? Are they going to be an overnight guest? \nWhat in the house do you like to share (food, cleaning supplies, shower stuff)? \nWhat is your usual bedtime? \nWhat time do you get ready for work/class in the morning? \nHow often do you cook? \nWhat are your study habits? Do you prefer to study in the apartment or away from the apartment? Do you need absolute quiet to study, or do you prefer background noise (radio, television, etc.)? What time of day is best for you to study? \nWhere do you like to socialize in the evening? \nWhat kind of music do you listen to? \nWhat other debts do you have besides rent? (car, insurance, tuition, credit card debt) \nDo your friends like to come and stay with you? \nWhat kind of furniture do you have? \nDo you watch TV? How often? What shows? \nDo you usually pay your bills on time? \nDo you drink and/or smoke? How often?\n\nThis is from a college website, but maybe some of the same questions would apply.  Good luck!
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yeah the easiest way is to find a turkish person. i can give you some help with the basic turkish if you like.
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Villagers live in small houses with frames built of wood, walls made of plaited bamboo strips or leaves, and roofs thatched with grass or palm leaves.\n\n\nMost people in villages follow a traditional way of life that revolves around subsistence agriculture and fishing. Extended families are the basic social unit. There are also many tribal groups, subdivided into clans and subclans. These groups help families preserve and transmit the store of traditional knowledge. They support clan members through major events such as birth, marriage, and death. Most villages are led by men, called “big men” in Tok Pisin, who win leadership positions by their own efforts. Hereditary chiefs are rare. The most experienced men in the village normally form a body of decision-makers, and no important actions are taken without their consent. Women typically do the planting. They rarely have much voice in village affairs. In some groups, however, people inherit land through the female line. Villagers live in small houses with frames built of wood, walls made of plaited bamboo strips or leaves, and roofs thatched with grass or palm leaves. Often there is a larger men’s house and separate small cooking houses. Some villages have a medical post and small store.\n\nHere is the website where I found this info for you:\n\nhttp://encarta.msn.com/text_761555535__1/Papua_New_Guinea.html
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No. He was a Muslim, see:::\n\nhttp://www.ataturk.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&Itemid=31\n\n""""He was born in 1881 (probably in the spring) in Salonica, then an Ottoman city, now in Greece. His father Ali Riza, a customs official turned lumber merchant, died when Mustafa was still a boy. His mother Zubeyde, a devout and strong-willed woman, raised him and his sister. First enrolled in a traditional religious school, he soon switched to a modern school.""""
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Hi there. I am married to aturkish guy. How old is your daughter? and how long have they been together?. I am now living in turkey with my husband. If you want you can e-mail me kellydemirel@yahoo.co.uk. Good Luck
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I don't know any Turkish people but I have never heard anything negative about them, and would be pleased to meet them.  I think that Turkey is an extremely important ally to the US but I don't think they are happy with us right now.  Turkey is extremely important as a link between Eastern and Western countries.  I don't know much about their holidays but I know they have emphasized the arts in their culture and that they hold many important music festivals.
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Talk about your family.
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check this www.annauniv.edu/tancet2006  Good Luck :-)
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Hey how come you ended up getting married to an eastern Turk? I am Turkish as well. I don't go to Turkish cafes at all. My wife is an IT professional and she travels no less than 5-6 days a month in Europe and Middle East. We leave the kids to a nanny or to friends whenever we want and go chill out, do weekend trips, go on holidays etc. We have been married since 1993.\n\nOne of my family friends had the same mistake of getting married to an eastern Turk. After 3 years of jail term in her own house, she dumped him and now she is back to life again.\n\nSorry.. But you cannot change him.