x9200 wrote:You are right MS and the name was sarinho.
Wow, that is uncanny how y'all remember him.sarinho wrote:Hi Dear Frank
I have patiently read your propositions and overall explanations about your experiences.
My name ıs Ozcan and after long time living in Germany have moved to Turkey and ı am native Turkısh.
I just want to know some informations about having a prospective business in Singapore.
I have been dealing in Foreign trading and business development with wide-experienced long years knowledge relatively and posses natively Turkish.English .German and at intermediate-level Russian ( still improving ) languages.
In case of applying to business notices What may be the prospective salary considering my experiences?
Your kind relation would be appreciated![]()
Regards
Oezcan
beppi wrote:Please note: I did not state my own opinion here, but the one of the majority of people you would be dealing with on a daily basis if you come to Singapore: Most think that Turkey is a third-world Muslim country in the troublesome Middle East.oezcan kaplan wrote:first of all i lived in Germany erlangen for over 28 years and have visited 42 countries due to my business.
i know many different cultures and know that how to close to human and understand them.
So,i can state some truths about those countries but never speak or write something what i never know!
i will be neutral and write down something;
1.turkey is not considered as third-part!
have you been or seen the growing side of turkey?
2.are you aware about the strength of this country,what means rich Europe?
what are the criterias you are considering in comparing countries?
This might be wrong (just as the opinion of the majority Europeans about Asia is wrong - I met many who couldn't even tell China from Japan!), but it is unlikely to change in the near future. So if you cannot stomach such prejudices against your country, please do not come to Singapore!
sundaymorningstaple wrote:I sure wish he would use a different online translator, cause the one he's using sucks big time!
atlantiis wrote:I think it does.. my mum can't seem to find a job now and she's blaming her age for it :/
Mate !! In Hokkien it means Kang Kor !! I am not a native English speaker but I managed to survive . His sentences are out of this world.JR8 wrote:?
No offense intended, but we need to get to the core of the matter don't we?
JR8 wrote:Hi Oezcan,
Have you ever held a job where English is the primary language of day to day operations, that might translate to such a job, operating in English in Singapore? Or are you expecting to get a job with your apparent rather pigeon-English?
No offense intended, but we need to get to the core of the matter don't we?
Mad Scientist wrote:Mate !! In Hokkien it means Kang Kor !! I am not a native English speaker but I managed to survive . His sentences are out of this world.JR8 wrote:?
No offense intended, but we need to get to the core of the matter don't we?
Good Luck with your endeavour
JayCee wrote:Even Singaporean English is better than pigin English though.
What did you work as when you lived in Norwich?
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