Cyprus

• I am Cypriot Turkish but have studied and lived in Australia for a while. I have visited both sides of the island, and just like anywhere in the world friends arnt that hard to make, i suggest joining groups for example sporting groups etc that arnt just foreigners if you're interested in making local friends or groups that are just foreigner groups if that is what also floats your boat, you need to be proactive in your search friends are found through common ground and common interests. Cyprus is a great country to visit and even better to live, im speaking on behalf of the North but im sure the south is just as good. The best way to know for yourself is to experience it, like with anything. It never hurts to try! but if your smart you might not want to sell away all your assets and blindly move and that goes with any country, make a back up plan. With finding work the best way is actually living on the island and through word of mouth, there is alot of work for students part time etc. I have to agree in some ways that we are lazy, but that is the Island mentality we are too busy enjoying and living life to the fullest with good food, music and pleasures. Ifran, you have your opinion and that is to be respected or so were told, but your abusive, ignorant nature has done well on this forum to further reinforce the stereotype of angry Pakistani peasant people. And you suck at Cricket! Imran Kahn bows his head in shame.
  Also to those concerned the Turkish army wont be going anywhere/anytime soon so if you dont like it, too bad. They saved us in 1974 from oppression, and now they protect us and our Humanity while we sleep,live and enjoy life and I dont use that word lightly, "humanity" think about what that means to you.

  Whirling Dervish 24 Okt 2008, 06:51 - Verstoß melden

Why is it so hard to make friends in Cyprus?