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Expensive Birds
Nasreddin Hodja approached to a crowd gathered around a man in the market of Aksehir. The man was trying to sell his own bird and its
price was too high, 50 Akce (old Turkish gold coin). On the other side, one chicken was for 5 Akce. The Hodja couldn't get the much difference in the prices and asks;
-My fellow countryman, what kind of bird is it
you want 50 Akce?
-Hodja Effendi, this one is not a kind of bird that you know, this has special property.
-What is its speciality?
-My Hodja, this bird is called parrot and speaks.
The Hodja suddenly runs home, takes his turkey from the coop, and comes back to the market. He stays near the man selling the parrot and loudly;
-This bird you see is only for 100 Akce, come, comeee!
The most surprised man in the crowd was the seller of the parrot and he asks;
-My Hodja, isn't 100 Akce too high for a turkey?
-But you are selling yours for 50 Akce, replies Hodja.
-But mine speaks as I said before
-So what, mine thinks!
:: Nasreddin Hodja ::
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Visite à un mouride
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Mawlana vient juste de passer une heure dans sa maison de Damas dont votre frère Gibril a la garde. Il est venu avec six ou sept de ses compagnons. J'ai servi du café Turque et de la citronnade avec d'autres choses. Il m'a demandé : Kayfoukoum ho
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Gibril Haddad
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12 août 2001
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