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Hello! I'm from Turkey. I work in a prosthetic company as mechanical engineer. #16 (permalink) Fri Jan 18, 2008 10:16 am   Hello! I'm from Turkey. I work in a prosthetic company as mechanical engineer.		  
Selam Burcu,
Ingilisceyi oyrenmek icin bu cok iyi bir sitedir... Ingilisce oyrenmenizde size basarilar diliyorum...

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Hello! I'm from Turkey. I work in a prosthetic company as mechanical engineer. #17 (permalink) Fri Jan 18, 2008 17:51 pm   Hello! I'm from Turkey. I work in a prosthetic company as mechanical engineer.		  
Hello Burcu.I'm Manh,from Vietnam.Pleased to meet you here.I'm a student in economic.I hear that in Turkey,the famous food is Kenturky chicken,is it true?Have you ever eaten it?
see you soon.Best whishes Very Happy
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I'm new here and I like it ;-)


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