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I wonder what food staples that are commonly eaten in Turkey and when? I know bulghar is one. What are others? And what is the etiquette for eating in Turkish culture? Like customs specific to Turkey.

I'm wondering if anyone here has some turkish instant pot recipes they'd like to share? Trying to do more recipes from turkey and I can't find much out there. Thanks. Any recipes would be awesome

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I'm trying to get wayyy more advanced in linux and I thought i'l learn from this exam syllabus to know what IMPORTANT things to learn. Also this is the exam I want to take. I thought a vm would be smart to use to avoid damage to a main system. Im still rather new to VMs so THATS why I'm asking

I'm slowly learning but wanted to ask those who are WAAAAYYY more proficient than me for any guidance or advice for a new comer to this.

Thanks!

So, my 'r' and 'ch' sound too similar when i talk and I can kinda roll my 'r's. Is there a region dialect where the 'r' is , (idk how to word this sorry) like something similar to the japanese 'r', like a mix of 'l+r'?

if not, any tips out there???

Thanks if anyone can help at all.

Danke!

I want to ask for some advice:

I'm F but rarely felt that fits me. I've never felt a fit in my shoes if that makes sense

I'm lgbt btw

I want to ask, I don't think I'd be trans but does anyone have any advice with like fashion, appearances and overall trying to fit in and a good mindset to have? I use a more masculine name as well when I talk with people, but should I not do that?????

I'm so lost....

Thanks you!

Is it weird that when going by they/them (mainly online) i use masculine name even though Im female in real life and not just the Internet? I want to be open about it but j usually use either one of two names, depending on what they are for.

Cheslav for internet content , Instagram, youtube etc

And Gennadiy for friends and those who i think are cool with it.

Im female though and at work j want to use the name Gennadiy despite being female but im totally unsure about it.

I also want to open up about being considered they/them but im petrified of opening up about that with family especially.

I'm not trans btw .

I want to open up but not even my family except my aunt knows I'm LGBT. My friends know which is nice . They them started just to hide my real gender, but recently I've gotten comfortable with it.

I also like to go by Vir, Virs but I'm not sure if those pronouns are good for real life, so I stick with they/them.

I've also been more comfortable in like some types of men's clothing; shoes, sweatshirts/nerdy jackets (like ones of cotton or whatever that you find at a nerd store ), and I kinda don't know how to explain this part but like I like to dress more masculine (like shoes, nerdy jackets , stuff like that) and I kinda have the feeling of being masculine kinda if that makes sense?

I don't mean to sound strange, I have trouble explaining things so if anything sounds strange or weird etc pls comment what it is so j can clarify better :' )

Any advice would be fantastic cause right now I have zero clue what to do regarding this.

Looking for a good book focusing mainly on Chaerea and Macro and i know itll have some stuff in Caligula which is fine. But looking for a book that focuses mainly on chaerea and macro or at least even having a ton of info alongside Caligula. Im open to either option. Looking for a reputable author, like hopefully the quality equivalent of Mary Beard or Adrian Goldsworthy.

Thanks!

Wondering if there are some animated shows or films you guys recommend? I bought Asterix Mansions of the gods in Norwegian, stuff like that is what I'm looking for. Looking mainly for either YouTube stuff, tv2play or SF Anytime stuff. Takk!

Wondering if there are some animated shows or films you guys recommend? I bought Asterix Mansions of the gods in Norwegian, stuff like that is what I'm looking for. Looking mainly for either YouTube stuff, Tv2Play or SF Anytime stuff. Takk!

I have trouble doing them and no matter who tells me how to do it I cannot even manage to make the sounds and tell them out in spoken Russian.

Thanks!

I am at a level in html and CSS where I can do side small jobs like uploading custom html and CSS to sites for people to buy (which I saw was an option online) but are there other ways to make money as a beginner to the money making world of html and Css? I am currently working on learning JavaScript atm. Thx!

Edit: I am working on organising my portfolio btw

Just a little question, mainly looking for new reads.

Question is all I want to say lol.

So I was adopted and born in russia, but my birth mother's name is moldovan and its assumed based on her name and the fact that I was born and put in the orphanage right after being born, and my birth mother was only visiting russia.

I know her name and date of birth. I want to ask if anyone know anyone who can help me find records or something with this info? or at least tell me where to look and find help that way? I checked adopted .com and my heritage, ancestry and gedmatch, but my birth mother's name isn't coming up.

I think i found her on facebook, as she is the only one with the first and last name and the only one that is in moldova and looks about her age but I only know minimal romanian and her fb page had s few images and no text or dob.

but yeah, any resources or help?

I am wondering if any Romanian speakers that can help that are from Moldova (hopefully Transnistria) can help out?

Anyways, what *I* can help YOU out with!!

Speaking, grammar, vocabulary, writing in English!

And vocabulary in french!

I hope we can help each other out!!

So I'm Moldovan but grew up outside of the country and am from Transnistria family heritage wise and I know they use rusismes often and I'm wondering, what are your perspectives on using rusismes as much as those from Transnistria combined with Romanian?

Mersi!