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10.       mltm
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 27 Nov 2005 Sun 08:13 pm

Quoting miss_ceyda:



i have?? hehe dont make me laugh..! my turkish is not good at all!



You're saying this to make me say that your turkish is good, I know
But I will say what I am going to say. I've seen that you understand most of the things and make good translations. I think there're not a lot of people who have started Turkish lately and made it so good. It's in your blood and genes

11.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 27 Nov 2005 Sun 08:16 pm

Quoting mltm:

Quoting miss_ceyda:



i have?? hehe dont make me laugh..! my turkish is not good at all!



You're saying this to make me say that your turkish is good, I know
But I will say what I am going to say. I've seen that you understand most of the things and make good translations. I think there're not a lot of people who have started Turkish lately and made it so good. It's in your blood and genes



no, i swear i didnt say it for that reason... if i thought my turkish was good i would make sure u all knew that
i know i have done some translations.. but they werent very difficult ones...
like i said, i was going to attempt doing the last two but i just knew that i couldnt do it :S i wish more than anything that i could speak turkish like a native speaker... how many more years is this going to take me??? offf....

12.       mltm
3690 posts
 27 Nov 2005 Sun 08:22 pm

ehehehe don't worry. I've been dealing with english since I was 11 (well maybe I didn't study hard all the time), but still when it comes to speaking, I get frozen and search for the words, and I make a lot of mistakes. It's so frustrating after all these years . But I'm aware of the fact that if I go to live abroad and have to use it for a long time, my english will get much better in a short time. So, the solution for making it like a native speaker is living among the turkish people.

13.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 27 Nov 2005 Sun 08:26 pm

Quoting mltm:

ehehehe don't worry. I've been dealing with english since I was 11 (well maybe I didn't study hard all the time), but still when it comes to speaking, I get frozen and search for the words, and I make a lot of mistakes. It's so frustrating after all these years . But I'm aware of the fact that if I go to live abroad and have to use it for a long time, my english will get much better in a short time. So, the solution for making it like a native speaker is living among the turkish people.



yep.. i know.. and thats why being in england is frustrating me so much... well.. thats one reason... :S

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