English speaking expats in Bursa - let's meet up

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8 years ago

Hey guys!

I am moving to Bursa from Ankara with my boyfriend in September. As I see it's not so easy to find English speaking friends around in Bursa.
I speak English, Russian and Spanish. I am very much into travelling, sports (I am a pilates trainer), walking in the mountains, hiking and any active outdoors wekeends. I would be glad to meet other expats and make new friends.
We can meet up for a coffee or organise a group meeting. Pm me those who are interested in a group meet up.

See you soon!

Sunny greetings,
Dina

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7 years ago

Hi I'm planning a trip to Turkey for next March and Would like to have some contacts in there for a little bit of guide.
So I hope we can talk from now and then
Thanks
Have great weekend

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7 years ago

GuestPoster257 Guest

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7 years ago

Hi MoniT,

My flat in Mudanya, Bursa a sea side city and the City is cosmopolitan, you will enjoy it.

I will be happy to communicate with you via any means of communication that suits you.
Currently I am in Kuwait for a long term contract but visit the city frequently.

Best Regards

GuestPoster257 Guest

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7 years ago

Hi Thank you for reading and text back. Yes I would like to talk and chat so that way I get the guide i need.
I think I'll really like it there for all research i have done. Let's see.
Later on... by Jan or Feb I'll look for job opportunities as English Teacher or so. I do have good friends in Istanbul that can help me with that and housing, like where to look and where to apply.
Any way. Thank you again.

sam royal New member

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5 years ago

hi...my name is Sam. how are you!...i want to move to Turkey and i saw this place in Mudanya...what do you think is it a good place to live and is the population all turkish or is it mixed?
waiting for your repky, thanks for your help
Sam

sam royal New member

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5 years ago

salam....iam Samir and i saw you have a flat in mudanya...is it nice to live

oguzselcuk New member

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5 years ago

Hi dear all,

Regarding the province of Mudanya, relaxing, seaside, honest people, nice food and fish restaurants and nice beaches to swim in. As I have spent quite much of my life Mudanya, Bursa I suggest every foreigner to move in.

There are tourists hanging around here during summer, but in the means of language, like any other part of Bursa, Mudanya is a 99% Turkish-speaking place.

For the investment of real estate, I also suggest people to look at some flat or house in Mudanya either to the resident or an investment.

For those who want to catch up, I can organize a meeting in Mudanya for English-speaking residents or those who want to be.

Please drop a message here or on my WhatsApp for the meeting.

Best Regards
Oguz Selcuk
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GuestPoster257 Guest

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4 years ago

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@dcab2585 Hello Cathy, I hope that you are enjoying your time here in Bursa. I fully agree with you that it is difficult to find a friend who speaks English here. I am from the Arabian Gulf area and I come frequently to Bursa. I would be glad for a connection.

Best wishes, Salman

Alhamra Holidays Member

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4 years ago

#11

Hi all,

Yes indeed it's difficult to find English speakers in Bursa.

What I would suggest, we can create a WhatsApp group where we can invite friends and community to participate. If anyone interested let me know I can help and organise some events.

Cheers,

Moe

Thisismylife Member

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3 years ago

#12

Hi everyone

My name is Sally and I live in Bursa.I run my small homeoffice job as well as doing proffesional coaching.

I know the difficulty of being in another country and not being able to communicate fluently.

Just wanted to say a hello and that I am here if any help needed.

Keep well

Cheryl Moderator

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3 years ago

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Hello Thisismylife,

Welcome to Expat.com

Since you mentioned you are a professional coach, I suggest you you register your services in the Bursa business directory.

It is free of charge and this can help you get new customers.

Cheers,

Cheryl

Expat.com team

GuestPoster257 Guest

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3 years ago

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@Alhamra Holidays Hello everyone, Yes this is a good idea. Please let me know when you create the group on WhatsApp. I will be in Bursa by the end of this month and would like to make English speaking friends.

Thanks!

Meriam