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Amsterdam’da Türkiye Edebiyatı Festivali
Amsterdam’ın uluslararası edebiyat festivali Read My World bu yıl 11-13 Ekim 2018 tarihleri arasında Aylime Aslı Demir ile Süreyyya Evren’in küratörlüğünde Türkiye edebiyatına odaklanıyor. Türkiye’den Enis Akın, Sevinç Çalhanoğlu, Karin Karakaşlı, Sema Kaygusuz, Cem Sorguç, Seray Şahiner, Ali Duran Topuz ve Murat Uyurkulak’ın katılacağı festivalde Hollanda edebiyat ve sanat dünyasından da çok sayıda isim yer alıyor.
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Seçimi kaybettiğine bu kadar üzülmedi! Trump Twitter'a girmenin yolunu buldu
ABD eski Başkanı Donald Trump, 8 Ocak tarihinden beri Twitter'da yasaklı kullanıcılar arasında. Yakın çevresine göre bu durum onu seçimleri kaybetmiş olmaktan bile daha fazla üzüyor ancak pes etmiş de değil. Mesajlarını Twitter üzerinden milyonlarca kullanıcıya ulaştırmanın bir yolunu çoktan buldu. Nasıl mı?
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5. Sınıf İngilizce Simple Present Tense (Geniş Zaman) konu anlatımı
İngilizcede Simple Present Tense ''genellikle'' ya da ''her zaman'' yapılan eylemleri anlatmak için kullanılır. Türkçedeki karşılığı geniş zamandır. İngilizcede geniş zamanlı cümleler Türkçede olduğu gibi ''Olumlu'' ''Olumsuz'' ve ''Soru Cümlesi'' olmak üzere üçe ayrılır. 5. sınıflar için Simple Present Tense (Geniş Zaman) konusunu örnek cümlelerle anlattık.
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5. Sınıf İngilizce School Subjects (Ders İsimleri) konu anlatımı
İngilizcede ''Lesson'' - ''Subject'' ve ''Lecture'' kelimeleri ''ders'' anlamına gelir. ''Class'' kelimesi ise hem sınıf hem de ders anlamında kullanılır. 5. sınıflar için School Subjects (Ders İsimleri) konusunu örnek kelimeler ve cümlelerle anlattık.
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Jackson memorial a somber, spiritual celebration
LOS ANGELES - Michael Jackson's fans and family bid him farewell at the Staples Center on Tuesday in a somber, spiritual ceremony, watched by millions around the world as they celebrated a man whose immense talents almost drowned beneath the spectacle of his life and fame
Atıl Kutoğlu - Fashion designer extraordinaire Keeping residents of city chic
ISTANBUL - Atıl Kutoğlu went to Vienna to study business administration and has found himself atop the world of fashion design. Blending art, culture and a range of textiles, Kutoğlu has made a name for himself and his flagship Istanbul store.
Hunting channel aims to aid nature protection
ISTANBUL - For three years now, the television sets in many village teahouses in Anatolia are tuned into Yaban TV. The staff of the channel believes only people who live in nature can protect it. They say they mobilize people who live in villages to be environmentally aware. They say they are nature’s soldiers not hunters.
How do white-washed Turks serve their anti-Americanism?
I was sitting at my desk, lost in thoughts over the usual chorus of "pleasantries" that filled my inbox in reply to some recent lines on Fethullah Gülen Hocaefendi, and, occasionally shaking my head over the extremely rich vulgar language these "readers’ letters" contained. At moments like that I always tend to lament over the bitter - but fortunately temporary - absence of my polite sparring partner Mustafa Akyol whose articles I miss dearly (Akyol has announced that he will resume his column in October).
A woman’s scream rises from a ’stone building’
ISTANBUL - Aslı Erdoğan is an author in the field of contemporary literature and whose book 'Kırmızı Pelerinli Kent' was released in Europe as part of the prestigious 'Marg Series' by Norwegian Gylendal Publishing House. She was sexually harrased at 10 years old and this was a turning point in her life. Her tales are based on her painful experiences and collected in her new book.
A ’hand’ reaches from Torah, Bible and Koran
ISTANBUL - Piano virtuoso and composer Tayfun Erdem examined the verses of the Torah, Bible and Koran for 16 years with the accuracy of a theologian and composed music for the verses he selected for 'El.' ’An inside voice guided me. I chose the verses offering rhythm and feeling to my soul,’ said Erdem.
Moses is Moses, Jesus is Jesus...
We were delighted with the colorful presence of 700 Turkish-speaking kids from all around the world at a recent gathering in Turkey. They won both hearts and minds in a country full of people who would be thrilled if a tourist called at them "Merhaba!" The usual answer would be, "Ne kadar güzel Türkçe konuşuyorsunuz / Your Turkish is so very good." The children came from literally all corners of the world to compete in singing, poetry-reading and prose competition at the Turkish Language Olympics, an exciting event sadly not covered by Eurosport.
Coups, good coups and bad coups
It is one of the bad tricks of this profession: When there is a "bombshell" with an unknown fate, we are often dragged into the queue of commentators not necessarily because the bombshell is mature enough to comment on, but precisely because it is a bombshell and not commenting on it would be tantamount to "missing the agenda." The latest allegations of a coup attempt within the ranks of the armed forces, based on a document whose authenticity was still a mystery by the time this column was written, is a powerful example.
An int’l relation works best at sea
FETHİYE - Inspired by a book he read when he was a child, Alim Sür grew up dreaming about sailing around the world with his own boat. He is fulfilling his dream, and not alone, but with his wife, Hattaya. During the trip, they see parts of the world, which only makes them hungry for more
Actress aims to build a bridge between Turkey and Chile
ISTANBUL - Chile is a long way from Turkey but exchange programs of various sorts can help bridge some of that geographical gap. One of those programs culminates in two prominent Chilean films, Machuca and B-Happy, which are showing at the Pera Museum. Starting with Pera was very useful and from there it will grow, according to young and attractive Chilean actress Manuela Martelli, who stars in one of the films.
Hotelier and artist finds balance as a global nomad
ISTANBUL - Czech-born Jiri Kobos has lived in 13 countries over the last 25 years with his family, managing hotels around the world and exhibiting his paintings. In his new home, Istanbul, he continues to find balance between his work as general manager of the Hyatt Regency in Taksim and as an abstract expressionist painter.
The saga of an unusual record: A Turkish history album for piano
ISTANBUL - It’s not everyday there’s a compact disc recording with a timeless quality about it that can be played many times with pleasure. Not only that, but clearly a great amount of research was invested in finding copies of the relevant music. All the tracks on the CD are marches composed for the Turks in the 19th and 20th centuries. Reşit Mehmet Erol is the man behind this idea of putting history onto a music recording.