According to the World Media, the most important words for people in the world  today :

Financial markets – mali piyasalar

Bailout – kurtarma planý

Vet – tetkik etmek

Crisis - kriz

Safety-güvenlik

Election – seçim

Change – deðiþim

Hope – umut, ümit

Home – ev

First lady-  baþbayan

Doctrine-öðreti

DNA - DNA

Destiny- kader

The origin of financial crises- mali krizlerin kaynaklarý

Payback-geri ödeme

World citizen- dünya vatandaþý

Show and tell time-Zamaný göster ve söyle

World’s image- dünya imajý- dünyanýn hayali-grüntüsü

Don’t get depressed, it’s not 1929- bunallýma girme, 1929 ekonomik krizi deðil

Look at the mirror, what do you see.Goodness or evil - Aynaya bak ne görüyorsun, iyilik mi, kötülk mü

Risky place-tehlikeli yer

President – baþkan

Technoogy- teknik bilim

Who’s watching the money- ekonomide parayý kim gözetliyor

Experience – tecrübe

Can China save the word-Çin dünyayý kurtarabilir mi

Ugly- çirkin yüz

Past and present- geçmiþ ve bugün

Tough abroad, liberal at home-dýþarda sert, evde açýk fikirli

Employment – iþ, meþguliyet

Spot-cash – trink para, hazýr para

Socialism – toplumculuk

The most vulnerable nation- en çok eleþtiriye maruz kalan mllet

This is our time-bu bizim dönemimiz

Popular vote- halkýn oyu

The road ahead-önümüzdeki yol

Journey- Yolculuk

The new agenda- Yeni gündem

Focus- odak noktasý, odaklanmak

New blood-taze kan

The end of the x Era- x döneminin sonu

Crossing the color line-renkli hattý geçme

Global business- küresel ticaret

You – sen, siz

Sincerity – samimiyet

Truth – gerçek

Trick- hile

Provoke - kýþkýrtmak

Why – niçin, neden, niye

Because – çünkü

Universe , cosmos - evren

Ok Рpeki, do̡ru, tamam

Menu – yemek listesi

Good- iyi

Bad - kötü

Thank you – teþekkür ederim

Rubbish –saçma

Yes – evet

No - hayýr

Hello – merhaba, Selam

Excuse me – affedersiniz

Basically - aslýnda, esasýnda

Around- etrafýna, etrafýnda, civarýnda, orada burada, yaklaþýk, aþaðý yukarý

You know what I´m saying- ne dediðimi/söylediðimi  biliyorsun

Coffee,body, soul - kahve, bünye, ruh

Economic outlook-ekonomik manzara

Phenomenon – olgu

Online discussion-çevrimde müzakere/görüþme

Terror attack - terör saldýrýsý

Forecast highs - hava tahmini

Current weather- Hava durumu

Financial industry- mali piyasa  

Global economy- küresel ekonomi

all- kýymet/deðer/miktar düþüþü

Wages - maaþlar, ücretler

Job market - iþgücü piyasasý

Bonus - prim, ikramiye, ödül

Bonus cuts - prim kesintileri

Banking blues -bankacýlýk zorluklarý

Graduate from the Harward University-Harward Üniversite´sinden mezun

X´s biography-Xin kýsa yaþam öyküsü

Global economic downturn- küresel ekonomik darboðaz-sýkýntýlý dönem  

Annual financial report- yýllýk mali  rapor

Snarky, sarcastic- Scottish adjective "crabit”-  müstehzi,  iðneleyÝci konuþan, makbul olmayan bir insan tipi 

Where on earth do they get this from! ??  ´Menu´  is an important word!! Oooofff! ´Trick´ is an important word?? double OOofffff!    As far as I can see ´Rubbish´ (Saçma) is an important word!

What about a simple ´yes´ or ´no´?

Thank you very much, ,lady in red, trudy .  
I added.

Accordng to the U.S. Media, these words are very important in the U.S.A. today.

TLC’s members of U.S.A. (Roswitha, girleegirl , Elisabeth , Leelu , teaschip, geniuda) know it better

Is it right?

 I think it all depends on a person´s particular situation.  I would absolutely agree with some...but others...not so much?  I have never heard the term "Spot-cash" and we don´t typically use the word "Rubbish" in America.

I thought the most common words in the US were "you know what I´m saying?".  People seem to say it after every sentence on US talk shows

 ´Menu´ is an important word in the dudu lounge!! 

 Very.  I must add some new tasty cocktails tomorrow

 You seem to have missed out snarky Yilgun..don´t know the Turkish translation

 Haha you are really getting your moneys´ worth out of Snarky................ for a word that does not exist!

 http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/snarky

Night Night

 Wow,  you really took that to heart didn´t you.  Sorry you took it so hard!!! 

 Oh don´t even bother.  I posted that link before when she said it must have been an American word.  She refuses to believe it is real since she has never heard of it before. 

Thank you very much.

I cannot find snarky´s Turkish translation. 

Thank you very much, girleegirl and bydand.

I cannot find snarky´s Turkish translation. 

 Another word commonly used is "basically"....you know what I´m saying? 

 Heheheh yes!  And another "talk show" favourite is:-

"So she turned around and said...."

"Then he turned around and said..."

Are these people really turning around?

I will agree with these....

 How about müstehzi as a suitable translation???

Thank you, Bod.Maybe snarky is "müstehzi", like sarcastic.maybe it is a new word.

 Yilgun I think it is more like the scottish adjective "crabit" which is also not found in a lot of english dictionaries.

 Mr "Snarky" Bydand, do you not mean Crabby?   What does crabit mean??? 

For bydand , thank you very much.

Maybe he meant don´t be a hermit crab...

 The same as snarky LL... I can´t put it any closer than that.

 So when you delete bydand will you reincanate at snarky or crabit?  or can we draw straws?

 my grandmother is scottish she uses this all the time......normally about herself heh heh miserable and grumpy

 LL I have begun my list of new year resolutions and top of the list is to be less snarky and be more tolerant and understanding. Keep posted and I will  fill you in with my full list.

 In that case you will become an angel!!!!

"Crabit" is not found in alot of english dictionaries because it is Scottish slang.......

Definition here!

 I think we need to start a slang topic... Are you down with that?

I´m down with that........

You gonna start it or shall I???

 I´ll let you start it...you seem to be on a roll here.

 On a roll - not sure I know what you mean........  

 I knew that bod.... I was only being snarky.

 Maybe we should discuss this over on the slang thread