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thanks for the Turkish coffee, here is your penny...
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In the spirit of funding this penny is offered to Editor: Emir Ali Enç for his special knowledge on Döner kebab.
Yes, I did know that Some Turkish people have Hungarian ancestry, )and vice versa) but I did not know about these associations, very intreresting. The funny thing is that the Hungarian part of my relatives are actually engineers and mining engineers. So Goulash is also aTurkish word? Fascinating.
I have heard of somebody who went to study Hungarian at the univerity that there are huge amounts of Turkish origin in Hungarian.
Yes, Austrians are simply mad about Strudel and coffee, both actually with Turkish origin.
And some say Kifli is crescent shaped to celebrate the victory.
Sure, there is a lot more, Turkish delight called rahat, Törökméz, a kind of white sticky nougat with nuts, (törökméz is litterally Turkish honey), serbet, Turkish bath in Budapest, .. oh, hundreds of things...
Hi Emir Ali Enç, I like the idea of the montage picture for Istanbul but I don’t think Hagia Sophia needs to be shown twice. I’m sure we can do something better. But still, great job. I recommend maybe showing Taksim Square, DolmaBahce or maybe even a traditional Ottoman yali... and personally I think Maidens Tower should be in the picture. Turco85 (Talk) 20:51, 8 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]
I get the perfect montage
Thursday 4 June 2009, 04:02 AM I finally accumulated all the important sights of the city in this montage, as you can see, all the historic monuments, buildings and streets are here, in addition to a modern skyline present in other big cities like Istanbul. I am waiting only to approve it and I can place it and add the captions. Regards, Baltic Seaman
Cheers mate...
I don't use Facebook anymore, but if I'll reactivate my account some time in the future, I will send you a friend request. Take care and have fun :-) Jarvis76 (talk) 06:41, 20 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]
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