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Harika is the Turkish word for wonderful, marvellous, extraordinary. It has always been one of my most favourite words, for both its meaning and the pleasure of pronouncing it.
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5 comments:
If my grocery store were that neat or colorful, I might be there a while too!
How are your mini paintings coming...I want to see some more! :D
Haha! I love the packaging here, the colours are so bright.
I'll be posting some tonight. I've got some lemons and olives. Today is an orange :)
love the packaging too :)
and it's funny - don't know how could be translated the word "cay" (sorry don't have some special caracteers on my keyboard) in "Dogus Cay rice", but in russian "cay" ([tchay]) means 'tea' :)
"Çay" is tea in Turkish— just like in Russian, and "shai" is tea in Arabic. It seems as though tea is much the same in many languages :)
it seams to be
and you know, we have many similar words but sometimes with different sense - 'stakan', 'durak'... and when something is off, we said 'it's yok' :)
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