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    • giss'm
      giss'm last edited by

      hiç zannetmiyorum ama yinede bi şansımı deneyeyim..TÜRK VARSA SES VERSİN..

      ThiS is MY right a RIGHT given by goD
      to liVe a free liFe to livE in FREEDOM..

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        admin last edited by

        Wow! Hello! (what's Hello in Turkish?)

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        • Denny Wingman
          Denny Wingman last edited by

          Unfortunately, my Turkish is limited to one sentence: Grilla yapmak yasaktir. (hopefully, I'm remembering this right...) It means: No barbecue allowed. Maybe you could teach us some things?

          "You just don't get it, do you? An army is nothing! 'Cause those ordinary people, they're the key. The most ordinary person could change the world!"

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            admin last edited by

            Exactly! What's Turkish for "You're father must be a thief - he stole the stars and put them in your eyes!" :

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            • Denny Wingman
              Denny Wingman last edited by

              Or just plain: Hello! My name is... or How are you?

              "You just don't get it, do you? An army is nothing! 'Cause those ordinary people, they're the key. The most ordinary person could change the world!"

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                admin last edited by

                Or something more casual like Gimme a break! I've got a cold turkey!?

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                • Denny Wingman
                  Denny Wingman last edited by

                  Or something you could use when on vacation: Very beautiful, but we don't need this.

                  "You just don't get it, do you? An army is nothing! 'Cause those ordinary people, they're the key. The most ordinary person could change the world!"

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                    admin last edited by

                    Exactly! "I like this fake diamond ring, but don't you think $200 is a bit too expensive?"

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                    • Denny Wingman
                      Denny Wingman last edited by

                      Actually, Harald Schmidt, a German comedian, did this once on his show. A Turkish member of his production crew taught him senteces like: "Wow, 100 Euros for a Rolex? That's cheap!" or "Those are all your brothers? Impressive!" But maybe we shouldn't upset giss'm becaue then she won't teach us anything and I really want to know some Turkish.

                      "You just don't get it, do you? An army is nothing! 'Cause those ordinary people, they're the key. The most ordinary person could change the world!"

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                      • giss'm
                        giss'm last edited by

                        well ı'll teach you but you wont make fun of turkish..ok? lets start hello=merhaba how are you?=nasılsın my name is giss'm=adım giss'm is it enough for today?

                        ThiS is MY right a RIGHT given by goD
                        to liVe a free liFe to livE in FREEDOM..

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                        • Denny Wingman
                          Denny Wingman last edited by

                          Yes! Very nice! If only this board had some audio attached so we would know how to pronounce it. Well, at least it will be entertaining for the Turks...

                          "You just don't get it, do you? An army is nothing! 'Cause those ordinary people, they're the key. The most ordinary person could change the world!"

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                            admin last edited by

                            Merhaba! Nasılsın!? Adım Pawel! (how did I do? did you understand anything!? )

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                            • giss'm
                              giss'm last edited by

                              ooww supper... ı understand ..it's easy..for example: I=ben you=sen he/she/ıt=o we=biz you=siz they=onlar I can do=yapabilirim I'll teach you turkish=Size türkçe öğreteceğim How did I do?=Nasıl yaptım? Did you understand anything?=Bişeyler anladınmı?

                              ThiS is MY right a RIGHT given by goD
                              to liVe a free liFe to livE in FREEDOM..

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                              • Denny Wingman
                                Denny Wingman last edited by

                                But the g with that upside down roof above it isn't really pronounced like a g, is it? For example, dag (=mountain?!) is pronounced dah. So how do we pronounce the things you teach us?

                                "You just don't get it, do you? An army is nothing! 'Cause those ordinary people, they're the key. The most ordinary person could change the world!"

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                                  admin last edited by

                                  giss'm:

                                  ooww supper... ı understand ..it's easy..for example: I=ben you=sen he/she/ıt=o we=biz you=siz they=onlar I can do=yapabilirim I'll teach you turkish=Size türkçe öğreteceğim How did I do?=Nasıl yaptım? Did you understand anything?=Bişeyler anladınmı?

                                  ok, if I=ben then why is there no "ben" in "yapabilirim"??? and if you=sen, why isn't there a "sen" in "Size türkçe öğreteceğim"??? :

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                                  • Denny Wingman
                                    Denny Wingman last edited by

                                    Because Turkish is a difficult language. I imagine it's like in Latin where the conjugated version of the verb includes who does it. For example, the Latin word for "I" is ego, but "I see" translates into "video". The ending of the verb indicates it so you don't need to add the "ego".

                                    "You just don't get it, do you? An army is nothing! 'Cause those ordinary people, they're the key. The most ordinary person could change the world!"

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                                      admin last edited by

                                      Denny Wingman:

                                      Because Turkish is a difficult language. I imagine it's like in Latin where the conjugated version of the verb includes who does it. For example, the Latin word for "I" is ego, but "I see" translates into "video". The ending of the verb indicates it so you don't need to add the "ego".

                                      OK! in fact, it's the same in Polish I = ja but I see = (ja) widzę you = ty but you see = (ty) widzisz I wouldn't have been able to learn Polish myslef if I hadn't been born Polish! I have my deepest respect for Christoph (Sergeant Pepper) to be trying to learn it

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                                      • Sergeant_Pepper
                                        Sergeant_Pepper last edited by

                                        But I'm still making too many mistakes... Then again, it's getting better all the time... Yet another language to work with... Merhaba! Nasılsın!? Adım Christoph!

                                        "Will the people in the cheaper seats clap your hands? And the rest of you, if you'll just rattle your jewellery. Thank you." - John Lennon

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                                        • giss'm
                                          giss'm last edited by

                                          ı'm sorry ı couldnt wrıte anything ı have a big exam so ı couldnt come ok turkısh lessons starts again teşekkür ederim=thank you ı love you=seni seviyorum git=go gel=come bak=look koş=run yürü=walk

                                          ThiS is MY right a RIGHT given by goD
                                          to liVe a free liFe to livE in FREEDOM..

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                                          • giss'm
                                            giss'm last edited by

                                            niye kimse bişey yazmıyor hiçmi türk yok burda

                                            ThiS is MY right a RIGHT given by goD
                                            to liVe a free liFe to livE in FREEDOM..

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