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parasitegirlMy Turkish vocabulary now includes: Ok, excuse me, American, I don't understand, and I don't speak Turkish.
I got to use it at the restaurant. The owner's niece has moved to Japan to study Japanese and (of course) is working at the restaurant. When I ended my set, had been given a powerful Turkish painkiller (I've pulled a muscle and am resting now) and was waiting for my pay, she came up and excitedly started to talk to me...and which point I was able to use "I don't understand" and "I don't speak Turkish"...at which point she just began to actively grin at me.
P.S. I now have much love for Turkish meds. The owner had explained to me that it would take effect in 30 minutes. I think what he meant to say was "In 30 minutes, you're gonna be pretty fucked up and you won't feel anything." In retrospect I probably should have eaten food at the restaurant this time, but then it might have hit before I got on the train...it hit on the train and I am sure folks thought I was drunk when limp swaying off.
I got to use it at the restaurant. The owner's niece has moved to Japan to study Japanese and (of course) is working at the restaurant. When I ended my set, had been given a powerful Turkish painkiller (I've pulled a muscle and am resting now) and was waiting for my pay, she came up and excitedly started to talk to me...and which point I was able to use "I don't understand" and "I don't speak Turkish"...at which point she just began to actively grin at me.
P.S. I now have much love for Turkish meds. The owner had explained to me that it would take effect in 30 minutes. I think what he meant to say was "In 30 minutes, you're gonna be pretty fucked up and you won't feel anything." In retrospect I probably should have eaten food at the restaurant this time, but then it might have hit before I got on the train...it hit on the train and I am sure folks thought I was drunk when limp swaying off.
