Have you thought about leaving Turkey to live abroad?

Answer 1

Actually I travel a lot , for professional and secret reasons...I suppose you know what I mean...
Last week I was In Turkey, now I am in France, and I don't know where I'll be in the next days...

Answer 2

Just can't imagine. I have entertained the idea from time to time, but I think you get more rooted as time goes by. Bu da şarkı sözü gibi oldu.

Edit: "Yeshu" you are not a Jew. And you found that name from the Old Testament. I don't know any Turkish Jew who uses the name and a Western Jew would simply be Joshua. You know, I have friends among them and I am sure that they have centuries old loyalties to Turkey. Is this your latest attempt to light up controversies between different social groups and Turks. Another daily haha, I guess. Tough luck.

Answer 3

I am not living in Turkey anyway lol. I live in Cyprus. But sometimes I think of living in Turkey; in a nice small town on the Aegean coast (preferably north). I hear it is lovely there. With olive groves all around, smiling faces, delicious and healthy Aegean cuisine....

Answer 4

this is my answer:
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Poems of Nâzım Hikmet

I LOVE MY COUNTRY

I love my country :
I have swung on its plane trees, I have stayed in its prisons.
Nothing can overcome my spleen
as the songs and tobacco of my country.

My country :
Bedreddin, Sinan, Yunus Emre and Sakarya,
lead domes and factory chimneys
are all the work of my people
who even hiding from themselves
smile under their drooping mustaches.

My country.
My country is so large :
it seems that it is endless to go around.
Edirné, Izmir, Ulukıshla, Marash, Trabzon, Erzurum.
I know the Erzurum plateau only in its songs
and I am ashamed
not to have crossed Tauruses even once
to go to the cotton pickers
in the south.

My country :
camels, train, Fords and sick donkeys,
poplar
willow
and red earth.

My country.
The trout which likes
pine forests, best freshwaters and the lakes
at the top of mountains,
and at least half a kilo,
with red reflections on its scaleless, silver skin
swims in the Abant lake of Bolu.

My country :
goats on the Ankara plain :
the sheen of blond, silky, long furs.
The fat plump hazelnuts of Giresun.
The fragrant red-cheeked apples of Amasya,
olive
fig
melon
and of all colours
bunches and bunches of grapes
and then the plough
and then the black ox
and then : ready to accept
everything
advanced, beautiful and good
with the joyous admiration of a child
my hard-working, honest, brave people
half hungry, half full
half slave...

tr. by Fuat Engin

Answer 5

I am so sorry but I have to live aboard ( job). I want to go back my lovely country. I have to wait for a while.By the way as a Turkish woman I am changing my signature (ataturkcukadinlar.org)
TURKIYE ATATURKTUR,ATATURK TURKIYEDIR.
I dont want offend anybody it is my opinion and my Thoughts.

Answer 6

I am in London. I love London but I adore to my country. I want to go back for good. I'm missing it a lot. Su anda Istanbul'da olmak vardi anasini satayim...... I will be there soon.

Answer 7

No of course not! I get so homesick when I'm abroad. I adore my country in every way. No place like home :)

Answer 8

Never.

But i m planning to leave Ankara to live in Marmaris. I hope to move until April 2008.

Answer 9

For my son he felt quite the opposite. He was aking if we could live in Istanbul rather than in the Philippines or the US after just a month's stay in Turkey.

Answer 10

we all wait to enter europe and then go and destroy europe like we did with asia minor. when we do that we will trying to enter the usa or something.

I think the europeans are not so stupid to let us in.