Abstract
The story of Leman Ergenç, professor of Linguistics about her life in Bulgaria and Turkey. She was born in 1937 in Harmanli. In 1955 she graduated from Turkish Pedagogical School in Sofia and departed for Baku, where she studded Turkish Language and Literature and Psychology as a second subject. When she turned to Bulgaria she worked as assistant – teacher, translater in the Plovdiv library and teacher. In 1967 she emigrated to Turkey – she was invited by her relatives in Edirne to be their guest and decided not to turn back to Bulgaria. At the beginning she worked as high school teacher in the town and then she started her job as teacher of Russian language at Ankara University. Later she founded Bulgarian Philology in Ankara University.
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