Ben Türkçe Calısıyorum

[flarah_synn]

I have a Turkish exam tomorrow. Alternatively, in Turkish: Yarın benim Türkçe bir sınav. It is also possible to say, "There is a Turkish exam tomorrow": Yarın Türkçe bir sınav var.

So that's great.

Comments

[bluejade04]

wow, i didn't know you were taking turkish! that's pretty groovy...so, what direction are you heading now in terms of possible careers? i haven't really talked to you in forever, i was just curious where life is taking you currently.

[flarah_synn]

Well, I am still interested in international relations and government. Turkish has the advantage of opening both Middle Eastern and European doors -- since Turkey can't really decide what region it wants to be a part of, I don't have to narrow down my interests. Turkey is also posed to be a very important ally to the US for quite a long time. Plus, it's fun. :)
What's up with you?

[bluejade04]

i figured that would be your reasoning. :)
well, i guess i'm still dreaming impossible dreams (you know the one where i manage to find a STRAIGHT MALE on OCU campus who isn't already attached...) oh yeah...and that whole musical theatre thing...
anyway, i couldn't love OCU more, it's exactly where i need to be and i'm thinking of double majoring in music theatre and vocal performance, which will open a whole bunch of doors concerning grad school. i feel particularily with a less stable degree like performance, i should have a masters just to prove i'm not some dim-witted floozie who couldn't do anything else so she decided to sing and dance to make her way through life. i've found better companions than at AMDA simply because these people had to at least have half a brain to get into OCU, unlike those of my previous academy.
things are going fantastically, i guess that's the bottom line, and i've talked to much already so i'm going to shut up!

[exodusfromhoth]

Türkisch macht Spaß.

[flarah_synn]

And what is THAT supposed to mean? :)

[exodusfromhoth]

Die Türkei über alles!