Turkey - 23 Answers
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Yes, it's so beautiful in Turkey. There's so much culture and history, The food is great, I love the climate, and it's right on the ocean. Very inexpensive to live there, who wouldn't??
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Me is a maybe, my cousins live in Antalya and other parts. But since ive been to turkey more then I can imagine. Ive kinda got bored of some cities. But its a beautifull place to live. Dont listen to my opinions, when you travel somewhere and you end up with a bad holiday twice you start to hate that place thats what happened with me lol. Overall turkey has the worst laws, and everything from cops who 20% would ask for money then fuck off for no reason what so ever to stop you in the first place. Turkey is a really messed up place not everyone see's only the citizens them selfs will know.
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I am a Turk, living abroad and I would love to go back to Turkey- especially to Istanbul to live sometime soon, Besides, there is a yellow tabby cat waiting for me there :)
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i did just that i moved here 2 years ago i live right on the coast in calis
5 :
yes. why not? it seems like a beautiful place to live.
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I had the chance and I took it, I am now living in Turkey having moved from the U.K. six months ago, my new home is in Istanbul
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For a non-Turk, I suppose there must be some serious reason : good financial opportunity, or love, or retirement in a sunny coastline city... Not my case, for the moment...But someday, maybe...
8 :
every year at least twice i go to turkey ! i would have no hesitation to live there ! please note, that i'm not the average holiday maker, as i have travelled turkiye many times in my jeep to places and spaces no tourist ever goes !
9 :
Definitely! And even if salaries were low, I would still go but they aren't anyway considering you can buy one kilo of tomatoes for 1 Lira. Besides, the happiness and the freedom you get there is unpayable!
10 :
No. There are better places on earth for a Christian to live in.
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I used to live, but I had to leave.
12 :
Well, I wouldn't choose to leave Greece unless it was for France. I would live in Turkey though, if it was for professional reasons (a job) or if it was my daughter to take a bonus and enter the University in Greece easily. The thing is that I have "to big" a mouth to be tolerated in a country where a different kind of woman is appreciated. :-) Trotsky, I know, I know.
13 :
I took the chance and have been here for 5 of the best years of my life.
14 :
yup, had chance to live another place but I'd prefer turkey for my self & family .. this is a good country for live.
15 :
Done it and got the t'shirt. I'm english, moved here 10yrs ago and I have never looked back since
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I had the chance and I took it. Moved to Turkey many years ago. I have no regrets.
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Shortly and nicely, without nagging: YES I would like to live in Turkey! Greetings from Macedonia!
18 :
Of course, it's my home country. I like having fun, meeting new people, seeing new places, but in the end of the day, I always find myself missing Turkey. Maybe it's because there is no place exactly similar to it. For the first and probably the last time I agree with Zoi. People who are unable to decide when is an appropriate time to speak and when is a good time to appreciate silence are certainly not welcomed in Turkey. Since I am not a sexist person, I do not confine this appoach only to "women with big mouths", "men with big mouths" are also not looked upon well by Turks.
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Yes !!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am Macedonian, living in Greece as a member of Macedonian national minority. I have been in Kumlubuk 1998.
20 :
Yes I love the arabian culture
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I would be afraid to live in Turkey. The Turks hate the Greeks. Look at their history. Although they will deny it, the Turks want the Greeks out of their country.
22 :
sure, Turkey is the beauty
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Im moving back there for my retirement. But not to Istanbul. Not anymore.. I lived there long enough! :) Its like LA but twice polluted and way more populated. Ill probably move to one of the seaport cities in the westcoast. And have the greates nightlife at the age 70! LOL :D
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