Hi, I'm new here

[writerbry]

Welcome! Hope you find some people to chat with.

[RomanticMan]

Welcome! Hope you find some people to chat with.

I'm new yet, so I just had a chance to chat with few people

[princealbertofb]

to the boards, [MENTION=24256]RomanticMan[/MENTION]. It is nice to make your aquaintance. My Turkish is very limited, but maybe you'll teach us a bit more.

[princealbertofb]

Since you are romantic, how do you say I love you (to a man) in Turkish?

[princealbertofb]

Do you know him? Any good?
I'll let others decide.

[RomanticMan]

Since you are romantic, how do you say I love you (to a man) in Turkish?

I can teach it with pleasure

I love you is ''Seni seviyorum''.

Hello is ''Merhaba''

[RomanticMan]

Do you know him? Any good?
I'll let others decide.

I know him but personally I dont like him. And this song is usually liked by non-native speakers of Turkish.




And I assume you may like this if you like clubbish musics.

[princealbertofb]

[MENTION=24256]RomanticMan[/MENTION], I just saw the title of that song, and thought, ok I'll listen to that. The only well-known Turkish music for me was when Tarkan started his famous song.

[RomanticMan]

[MENTION=24256]RomanticMan[/MENTION], I just saw the title of that song, and thought, ok I'll listen to that. The only well-known Turkish music for me was when Tarkan started his famous song.

Yes, I listen to Tarkan, too.

Also, you can send me Swiss songs . I listen to two German songs, but never listened to Swiss ones.

[princealbertofb]

A couple of Swiss singers that have or have had quite a following in France :
Stephan Eicher (very popular)
Something like Déjeuner en Paix
Have lunch peacefully.


Or maybe Patrick Juvet with his very very famous I Love America (it was a huge hit in the 1980s)


The video is a little cheesy I'm afraid, but the music has lost none of its allure and vigour.