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hi all:)) let's write 7 similarities between turkey and egypt!! can we do this:)let's try thenn
Vader Member # 14189
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WOOOO! I voted 7 similarities.
massenburg2008 Member # 14767
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Both have Dogan's and Shahin's (cars).
desertgirl Member # 12450
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quote:Originally posted by Vader: WOOOO! I voted 7 similarities.
shhhhh Vader, it has to be anonymous
desertgirl Member # 12450
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Similarities??? Lots of tourists visit both countries in their holidays.
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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1 Majority is Muslim 2 Mostly Men are pounchy 3 Mostly Women are haunchy 4 Both of them in the list of the most populous 20 countries of the world, that means they are alll horny 5 Turkish Riviera=Red Sea (you got what I meant) 6 Both love baklawa 7 Don' have addiction to Nutella like ussss DG!!!
handan23 Member # 15479
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i wanna talk about the architectural of both countries.they have to be similar as well cause of history.and as i heard there are some streets which names are turkish.right?and also i wonder smt as i see the pics of egypt buildings i noticed smt.the buldings have no color.why?they look dusty..why are not they painted or why are they always grey?
handan23 Member # 15479
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by the way,one more similarity: belly dancing:)))
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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Handan, there is a street name Lazoghly
They use 'afandim' frequently and the foods are almost the same. It s the only Muslim country that loves Turks too much and has no problem with Ottoman period.
Yes there are buildings from Ottoman Architecture but as you say need some restoration.
Buildings may look dusty but it dosent bother me.
handan23 Member # 15479
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he he.it does not bother me as well.but it felt me so so strange.it is same in syria.no color. by the way they say tamam:) and they say tayyip for smt:))) it is told me that they know hasan sas very well.he he.and we have really common foods.we have smt in my hometown named kahke.and they have smt similar to it.and plus to the similarities some words used in the east of turkey (by me and my family) are same again.eg:days(hamis,erbaa,sep..)for example for parsley in my hometown we say bahdeniz and in egypt they say bakdunes or smt like this:))
Tigerlily Member # 3567
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more similarities:
qahwa turki shisha = narghile
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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And Handan, Egyptian men love Turkish women They say, they are beautiful like Spanish women, have almost the same sense of humour and modern Muslims
So you see your boyfriend has too many reasons for choosing you
Sashyra8 Member # 14488
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quote:Originally posted by handan23: he he.it does not bother me as well.but it felt me so so strange.it is same in syria.no color. by the way they say tamam:) and they say tayyip for smt:))) it is told me that they know hasan sas very well.he he.and we have really common foods.we have smt in my hometown named kahke.and they have smt similar to it.and plus to the similarities some words used in the east of turkey (by me and my family) are same again.eg:days(hamis,erbaa,sep..)for example for parsley in my hometown we say bahdeniz and in egypt they say bakdunes or smt like this:))
Don´t mess with Syria,huh?
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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Sash her hometown is nearer to Syria, just 1 hour But honestly Syria's architecture is better, especially the new Allepo is very nice.
handan23 Member # 15479
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i have said nothing wrong about syria i mess nothing with nothing.i said what i see.is smt wrong to talk about the architecture???
handan23 Member # 15479
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quote:Originally posted by 'Shahrazat': And Handan, Egyptian men love Turkish women They say, they are beautiful like Spanish women, have almost the same sense of humour and modern Muslims
So you see your boyfriend has too many reasons for choosing you
hmm i guess yes they love turkish ladies.but i have an egyptian girlfriend and she loves turkish boys.i will marry her to my brother i know few egyptians and they are quiet well.but a bit angry and sometimes too jealouss he he no problem.they are also too compassionate
adeptpervert Member # 15245
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quote:Originally posted by Tigerlily: more similarities:
qahwa turki shisha = narghile
I am grateful to the turks because they introduced both here especially shish.
and sounds of many songs are similar.for example amr diab's song w7ashtiny's song is same with the sound of ebru gundes' song hayatta basarilar diliyorum
handan23 Member # 15479
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does anyone have opinion about the egyptian marriage tradition? about wedding party,family's meeting( but islamic or religious wedding tradition:))
yorkshire rose Member # 12072
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Both screw tourists
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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You mean Turks & Egyptians Yorkie??
Sashyra8 Member # 14488
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I've never been harrassed in Turkey during my 2 trips there as i've been in Egypt.
manx Member # 14517
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quote:Originally posted by Sashyra8: I've never been harrassed in Turkey during my 2 trips there as i've been in Egypt.
agree sash, never been harrassed in turkey
Tigerlily Member # 3567
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Shah, do you have an equivalent of 'orfi' marriage in Turkey??
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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No Tiger, we don't have anything like orfi. Everybody is free to sleep in the same room or walk on the streets. Only 1 legal marriage done by the governorship. People do religious marriage as well if they want. But if somebody says that he s married with a woman with only religious marriage, it's a crime.
Sashyra8 Member # 14488
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Something makes me think this orfi is an Egyptian thing.
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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There is something called Moutaa marriage????
quote:Originally posted by 'Shahrazat': No Tiger, we don't have anything like orfi. Everybody is free to sleep in the same room or walk on the streets. Only 1 legal marriage done by the governorship. People do religious marriage as well if they want. But if somebody says that he s married with a woman with only religious marriage, it's a crime.
sharazat dear what does this orfi marriage mean
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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It s a marriage done by a lawyer. In Egypt, you cannot stay in the same room with your boy friend without marriage. Some people say they cannot walk in the streets either as police can stop and ask if you are married or not. So when they have that orfi marriage paper, they can stay in the same room or walk peacefully. But you don't have legal rights as a spouse with that marriage.. I hope I ve given right info
handan23 Member # 15479
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hmmm thank you dear.this is another kind of imam nikahı i think.so i can not meet my boyfriend in egypt without a marriage
Sashyra8 Member # 14488
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quote:Originally posted by 'Shahrazat': It s a marriage done by a lawyer. In Egypt, you cannot stay in the same room with your boy friend without marriage. Some people say they cannot walk in the streets either as police can stop and ask if you are married or not. So when they have that orfi marriage paper, they can stay in the same room or walk peacefully. But you don't have legal rights as a spouse with that marriage.. I hope I ve given right info
.....or watch movies at home together
Vader Member # 14189
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Bazooka, police won't stop you and ask you if you're married. That just doesn't happen.
Sashyra8 Member # 14488
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Now here´s a huge similarity between Egypt and Turkey,their tourist gigolo hunks
Check this very good movie,¨Turkish Passion¨,based on the Spain author Antonio Gala original book titled ¨La Pasion Turca¨.
aha i made a search about this film.and it is said to be good.i will watch it insalah but i could not understand its relation to egypt
karim Member # 3077
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Egypt + Turkey eat Shawurma.
handan23 Member # 15479
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they both eat musakka and babugannus??
mkhasen Member # 15388
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I see only similarity both have stuffed grape leaves: dolma/warak enab. Btw, I wander why there are no Turkish restaurants in Cairo. I missed Turkish food so much, the best in the world.
Dzosser Member # 9572
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There's one in mohandessin (hope its still there) called Ataturk..off Shehab towards Gameat el dowal. Another similarity is tavla=tawla, ancient architecture is similar in both,mashrabeya,faskeya(fountain),diwan,haramlek,salamlek,mosque interiors,kobkab,turkish baths,also many popular arabic songs are stolen from turkish ones..linda linda and el eyoun el sood and many others.
'Shahrazat' Member # 12769
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quote:Originally posted by mkhasen: I see only similarity both have stuffed grape leaves: dolma/warak enab. Btw, I wander why there are no Turkish restaurants in Cairo. I missed Turkish food so much, the best in the world.
Somebody wants to open one too much
Adoula Member # 2346
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well, generally speaking the closest kitchen to the Egyptian taste would be : The Turkish one.
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