Turkey (Country)

you go to the store or to turkey

Anatolia (or Anadolu in Turkish)

Marmara region ,this name comes from marmara sea

There is no such language as Eastern Arabic. Even if you meant to say Iraqi Arabic, there are fundamental differences between Arabic and Turkish. The only commonality between them is that between 5-10% of Turkish is made of Arabic loanwords. Everything from basic phrases, verb conijugations, declensions, etc. are different.

In Turkish, the number 13 is said as "on üç." The word "on" means ten, and "üç" means three, so it literally translates to "ten three."

No. It's located on what is either called "the Bosporus" or "the Istanbul Strait". It is both the same thing, Istanbul Strait being a name less used. The city located there was of course called Constantinople only until 1453. Since then it has been called Istanbul.

The entire city is one big slum.

It comes from the region which is now occupied by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

turkish doesnt have ''a''

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There are two main issues that create problems between Armenia and Turkey.

1) Armenian Genocide: Turkey continues to deny the Armenian Genocide, wherein roughly 1.5 million Armenians were killed by the Ottomans, led by Ismail Enver Pasha, Mehmed Talaat Pasha, and Ahmed Djemal Pasha. Armenia has said that relations with Turkey cannot truly normalize until the Turkish government recognizes the horror of the Armenian Genocide. To read further about the Turkish Denial of the Armenian Genocide, please see the Related Question:
Why does the Turkish government deny that a genocide took place?

2) Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Under Soviet rule, Nagorno-Karabakh was an autonomous region within Azerbaijan that had a majority-Armenian population. When the Soviet Union broke up, Armenia and Azerbaijan began to argue about the future of the Nagorno-Karabakh region, both saying that the region deserved to be under their control. From 1988-1994, Armenian Karabakhtis and Azerbaijanis went to war with Nagorno-Karabakh effectively becoming an Armenian satellite country and Azerbaijan losing control of the region. The Karabakhtis and the Azerbaijanis have signed a ceasefire, but there is no peace treaty. In solidarity with the Azerbaijanis, Turkey has closed its border with Armenia, who it argues (correctly) supplied and continue to supply the Karabakhtis with weapons and strategic assistance.

In Istanbul, Turkey

it's a phrase that stands for the word "vagina" in Turkish. (slang lang.)

The large scale of immigration of Turkish workers from the beginning of the 1960s was due both to the high population growth and mass unemployment within Turkey and also to the demand for labour in north-west Europe. West Germany, like other Western European nations, had begun to experience a labour shortage by the mid-1950s. Recruitment of workers from Mediterranean countries was one solution to this problem.[21] In 1961, the construction of the Berlin Wall exacerbated West Germany's labour crisis by restricting the flow of immigrants from East Germany. Turkey at the same time experienced unemployment. The Turkish government asked Germany to recruit Turkish guest workers. Theodor Blank, Secretary of State for Employment, was opposed to such agreements, believing that the cultural gap between Germany and Turkey was too large. He also argued that Germany needed no additional foreign laborers, because there were enough unemployed people living in the poorer regions of Germany who could take these jobs. But the United States put some political pressure on Germany, as it wanted to stabilize Turkey .The German Department of Foreign Affairs carried on negotiations after this and in 1961 an agreement was reached. Pressure from German employers in 1962 and 1963 played a key role in ending the two-year limit on the time for which Turkish workers were permitted to stay in West Germany.

In 1961, a total of 7,116 Turks migrated to Germany as guest workers.

Republic of Turkey - 302,535 square miles.

Ananı bacını karını kızını sikerim Orospu Çocuğu. Burayı terket ananın amını sikerim.

you can say tamam for okey

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Yes, Turkey is a beautiful country to many people. However, there may be people who disagree and do not see it as a beautiful country. It's a very subjective subject.

The Turkish army invaded Famagusta because the Turks have no respect for other cultures, religions or history itself.

Through the centuries, Turks are and have been guilty of various counts of genocide, oppression and contempt for human rights, often denied or covered up by the corrupt goverment. Also on schools the Turks do not educate their children in the true history, instead thy twist the facts.

No other country in the world is so nationalistic as Turkey, muslim nationalistic, with a dangerous expansionistic policy.

It was a true crime of the Turkish army to invade Famagusta, and a true crime of the rest of the world to let them do so.

that the countries bordering turkey are getting no major water supply and in my opinion that is not very fair! :p

The weekend in Turkey appears to be the standard western weekend of Saturday and Sunday.