Turkish people drink coffee a lot. Gokhan once made Turkish Coffee for us. It tasted really bitter. We then had the sweet lokum to deal with the bitterness in our mouths. Turkish people have a tradition of fortune telling from the coffee leftovers at the bottom of the cup. And Gokhan showed us the mobile app that uses the photo of the coffee leftovers to talk about future.
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Hi Joyce! I had Turkish coffee and lokum with Gokhan too haha! I agree that it is really bitter! I am hoping that I run into a fortune teller in Turkey for them to read my cup whenever I visit. I think my Turkish will have to be a little better for me to understand them though haha. I hope that your studies have gone well this semester!