Приклади вживання Turkish culture Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Turkish Culture Center.
The Days of Turkish Culture.
Turkish Culture Center.
Evolution of Turkish Culture.
The Turkish Culture and Tourism Ministry.
A Center of the Turkish Culture.
The Turkish culture is very rich.
Books about Turkish Culture.
Militarism and patriarchy is deeply rooted in Turkish culture.
Society of Turkish Culture.
This programme enablesstudents to engage critically with different aspects of Turkish culture and society.
Achievement of Turkish culture XVI- XVII Century.
Our hammam integrates Turkish culture and Thai philosophy.
To participate in the congress future translatorreceived the sponsorship from the International Balkan University and Turkish Culture Center in Macedonia.
During the decline Empire Turkish culture is distinguished by significant achievements.
Over 17 million tourists visited Turkey between January and July of this year,according to reports from the Turkish Culture and Tourism Ministry.
The sama' has roots in Persian and Turkish culture, and is associated with oriental traditions.[5].
Unfortunately, in the absence, previously, of such a legitimate cultural institution under the umbrella of the Embassy,some groups pretending to represent Turkish culture were active.
It is useful for anyone researching Turkish culture, customs, manners, etiquette, values and wanting to understand the people better.
The Transformation of Turkish Culture.
Attitude to them in Turkish culture is not supportive, as Muslim tradition is very strong in Turkish society.
It has been planned to open in Kyiv a Center of the Turkish Culture named after Yunus Emre.
Tea is an important part of Turkish culture, and is the most commonly consumed hot drink, despite the country's long history of coffee consumption.
Images of the founding father of the Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, take place on the front face of money notes while the back sides depict prominent names andplaces of Turkish culture.
What is more interesting it was possible to trace not just peculiar features of the Polish local etiquette and mentality butalso to draw some parallels with the Turkish culture thanks to Simge Aysel who came to Poland within Erasmus+ Programme.
Furthermore, we will press ahead with resolve to give due recognition to the Armenian cultural heritage in Turkey andto those Armenian personalities who made inestimable contributions to Ottoman/Turkish culture.