LENA wrote:makazine wrote:karma wrote:Makazine, u have asked so many questions about Cyprus, I dont think you need to visit it anymore..why dont u just leave few things to discover there ??
U remind me an American student of mine who asked me ''if the Aegean Sea is salty too''
By the way , Nigeria is a cool place, r u Ibo, Yoruba or Hausa?? have u read Okokgwo's story?? it was 1 of my favourite..
Aww , I just don't want to be ignorant . I tried though
My parents are Ibo.
I think that is good that she asked lots of questions...she is coming as a student and not as a tourist...if she was a tourist then she was going to have the time to explore...well as a student she need to be a bit prepared before she arrive. By the way Magazine I find it really great that you are interested about us our culture our life fashion weather etc. Good job girl i am with you always...
By the way Flitsa dont scare the poor girl...we are not that bad...and i do talk about politics religion etc in a very good way...no need to hit bite or kill anybody who doesnt agree with us...ok we are very passionate people but not up to the point to argue with a foreigner because said TRNC and not north part of Cyprus for example. Jesus...I hope magazine will not fall into the worst people.
Thanks Lena for sticking up for me.
Hey, don't worry. I know where to set my boundaries regarding certain heated topics (global or local). And I know that being an American presently puts me at a slight disadvantage because of its government and foreign policies (which I do not fully represent). I also acknowledge the fact that I will inevitably be drawn into a disscusion about politics, religion, economics and what not. It happens in America and it will probably happen in Cyprus. I am a Political Science major; what can I expect? BUT, I will always be aware of myself and try to keep these conversations minimal and respectable.