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Who am I?

Hello,

In this post, I'm going to tell you about myself.

My name is Yusuf, and I'm from Sivas, but I have been in Gaziantep for about 10 years now. I live in an apartment with my mother and brother.


In my free time, I like to play basketball, read books and watch cartoons. Nowadays, I cannot play basketball because of the pandemic. I'm a big fan of NBA basketball. I try to watch most of the matches. I don't have a favourite team in there, but there are a lot of basketballers I love to watch. Stephen Curry, Kawhi Leonard, Chris Paul and James Harden are a few of them. I also like watching cartoons. I usually watch cartoons that I used to watch when I was a child. As for reading, I love classic books. I love to see the world from the eye of a person who lived a long time ago. That's why I don't find new books very attractive.


That's all about me. If you have any questions, write it in the comment section. Thanks for reading. Goodbye.

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  1. Yusuf PolatNovember 27, 2020 at 2:00 PM

    Thanks Mirzan. I look forward to reading yours 🙂

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