Hooray, I just ordered coffee in Turkish!
Hooray, I just ordered coffee in Turkish!
8 Feb 2010 - 03:25
I notice when I travel I stop looking for problems to solve and scale up the good things I see, to celebrate.
Like 'Hooray,' I just ordered coffee in Turkish!
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Comments
Hi Kaleel, what a great picture and achievement - can you tell us how to order coffee in Turkish? (And phonetically, too, please!)
Thanks, Lee. Interestingly, ordering coffee in Turkish is driven by the amount of sugar you want!
"Bir (bee) sade Kahve" is no sugar. Black
"Bir (bee) orta Kahve" is medium sugar.
The "please" is in the tone of voice and head gesture, typically. Assume you've been? Wonderful experiences.
Thanks!