

Ali
@neochemist
Turkish looking for information about Finland
Forum posts
30
Contacts
4
About me
Turkish
Lives in Istanbul
Speaks Turkish, English
Registration: 25 August 2009
Activity


First Ramadan in Turkey....I don't want it to be lonely or boring. by Samza83
Hello, So the title petty much says it all :) I am coming to Istanbul to live and work soon and this will be my first Ramadan in a (secular) Islamic country. It could be wonderful, but I'll be so new and hardly know anybody so it could be very ...

Things that people have said are funny. It is just an anxiety that some people in Turkey tries to keep alive for the compression of islamic beings. Totally agree with ArvaritA who has a free look on the issue. Read More


Aussie in Ankara by baconneggs
Hello all, New to this forum, i'm living in Ankara and would love to meet with English speaking people who also live here and maybe share a beer and do some fun stuff together. I am married with an 18 month old son, working in town. I like ...

Hello Daniel, Welcome :) Read More


looking for english speaking friends by shero
Happy New Year All. I just moved to Istanbul 2 months ago and I am searching for English speaking friends, I am living in Asian side not so far from my work, Anybody around? I still don't have any friends in Istanbul due to language, I am only ...

Hello, Friends you can add me for futher coversation myistanbulguide@hotmail.com Also, can check my profile too. best wishes all new comers:) Read More


Buying a mobile phone from the UK or Int? by Eric80
Hi all, Does anybody know of someone or has anybody themselves bought a mobile phone from outside turkey and had it delivered to a Turkish address? I'm considering buying a phone from the UK, I'm just not sure if I will receive it if I do. Are ...

I would suggest if one who you know, could bring it with him/herself to you. In this way, s/he must register it for his/her name before leaving the airport.and no tax will be applied for one or two mobile. For shipping, unfortunately.I dont know the ... Read More


Coming to Istanbul / reading / Italian / football by scassacocchi
Hello all, I'm moving to Istanbul in a month's time to take up a teaching post at one of the universities, where I'll be lecturing on English Literature. I don't know the city at all or speak Turkish yet (I've started learning) so it would be nice ...

Hello Patrick, Welcome to Turkey, I hope you will like it. And you should choose Galatasaray, it is the most famous turkish football team. Read More


Moving from US to Kusadasi...family is freaking out. Advice? Stories? by caroline25
Hi everyone, I'll start this by saying I'm 31 years old, but despite the fact that I'm educated, responsible, and have given them no reason to question my judgement, my family is still freaking out about the fact that I'm planning a move from ...

Order them some Turkish food, that would solve all the problems:) (Joking) Well, Every country has good sides and bad sides. Even USA is the very greatest country, still is not perfect on all angles. Turkey is also not great in all the ... Read More


Where to find good ingredients for cooking in Istanbul? by Cedoo
Dear º£½ÇÂÒÂ× members, Recently arrived in Istanbul, I would like to launch a new topic to share good spots where to buy good food ingredients. Fruits and Vegetables are pretty nice everywhere but for exemple beef is terrible in most of the ...

Hi Friend, Welcome to Istanbul:) Yes, there are much fruit and vegetable. You can buy them from street bazaars, markets, supermarkets, shopping centers. Also, there are green groceries too. What about meat? I couldn't get. Just I know, meat(lamb or ... Read More


Jobs In Turkey by aussie8494
Hi im from Australia and i want to move to Turkey, Istanbul. where is the best website tomfind jobs, also any reccommendations as to companies i can get work..My background is in Sales And Marketing...thanks heaps..Steve

Just wanted to let you know people:) In Turkey, there are a lot of foreigners and they are working as an ESL teacher in mostly private language schools. Not just Istanbul or Ankara. I have met several English, Canadian and American ones. Teaching ... Read More


How is it living with family in Istanbul? by JiB
Hi all, Currently living in Paris, France, I am considering moving to Istanbul with the family (for a job opportunity). Most articles and videos I have seen on Istanbul are appealing more to tourists, single persons or couples without children, ...

Hi, I have lived in both Istanbul and Ontario with my family for years. These are the descriptive words from my quick judgement on Istanbul. I love this city and its diversity. I hope this is going to be helpful. Pros: Diversity, climate, ... Read More


I want to meet ex-pats living on asian side by rash1
Hi. I moved to Istanbul from London over 2 years ago & live in Bostanci. It would be great to meet other ex-pats and also want to explore this busy but beautiful, vibrant city :) I'm an english teacher at a pre-school & also give private tutions 4 ...

Hi! I'm 25 not working (still looking) engaged to a Turkish man trying to get work/learn the language blah blah My Turkish sucks and since i'm Indian it seems like i look very Turkish :-S so i have loads of people speaking to me in rapid turkish ... Read More


I want to move to Turkey! Is it difficult? by blurussian
I am Russian but currently living in the US. I have both passports. I just went to Turkey for a vacation and fell in love with the place. I was wondering if anybody can tell me how easy or hard it is to relocate to Turkey and what it's like to live ...

As far as I see some big companies which export to Russia or other part of the world( as english) may need native speakers. So you can try them, maybe in turkish job sites or in their own career pages. Or language schools are really big option. They ... Read More


How is it living with family in Istanbul? by JiB
Hi all, Currently living in Paris, France, I am considering moving to Istanbul with the family (for a job opportunity). Most articles and videos I have seen on Istanbul are appealing more to tourists, single persons or couples without children, ...

As far as I heard, turkey is better when we compare with some of european countries and usa in terms of child abuse, child trafficking and else. Even though, children missing has increased in the last years. But, still it must not be too much. In ... Read More


How to make friends in Turkey by expat.com
We have been talking about loneliness when you are abroad, let's now talk about how to make friends (locals and other expats) when you're living in Turkey :top: Which are your best tips to meet people and to make friends in Turkey?? Thanks in ...

I can be your msn friend at the beginning :) dont heaistate to add, msn: myistanbulguide[at]hotmail.com Read More


American º£½ÇÂÒÂ× in Saudi thinking about a holiday in Istanbul!! by Alliecat
Hi, Folks! I'm single and have been living/working in KSA for 6 months. I am planning some much needed R&R (well, I don't exactly want to rest--I want to sight-see, drink lots of wine, eat lots of good food, go to the cinema and maybe a club or two ...

You can find hotels in Sultanahmet district for every budget. And sultanahmet area is safer beacause it is a touristic area so police is more careful. I think May is a good time for weather. there will be a nice weather for travelling and walking. ... Read More


How is it living with family in Istanbul? by JiB
Hi all, Currently living in Paris, France, I am considering moving to Istanbul with the family (for a job opportunity). Most articles and videos I have seen on Istanbul are appealing more to tourists, single persons or couples without children, ...

I can suggest you Istanbul You can find many kindergartens. Also, Istanbul has many private hospitals and they are easy to access. , I can suggest you Istanbul. But it is very crowded city. But if you choose a good location you wouldnt be affected ... Read More