Thank you very much 

actually the sentence is in vey bad turkish. both spelling and grammar wrong. even for native speakers hard to understand. dont worry not able to translate.

"aynı tas aynı hamam"

its like the english expression: same old same old

in arabic there is the exact same expression: same bowl same bathroom

..same father same son..or like father like son ?

´same old, same old´ means things are just the same as they´ve been for a while-doing the same things etc.

So we´d ask ´how are things?´ and reply ´oh,you know,same old,same old´

Hope this helps.

nope....not the same as that...

Now the time for very advanced Turkish

For this sentences we are saying

Babasının oğlu (like father like son) or

Hık demiş burnundan düşmüş ( have you seen a guy who presured on his nostril,close it and blow out of his open nostril.And send some snot out that is ´Hık demek´. So like some one did that and kid, girl whoever is, come out from thas nostril instead of snot, and just look like the owner of the noise )

That is all gros you ll hear today, class can dismiss.

Thanks so much for the graphic description   - the dictionary gives the English translation of ´Hık´ as ´hiccup´ and the Turkish translation of ´snot´ as ´sümük´

How that mosque shows up there i have no idea

This Hık, is actually ´ssqhqhqh´, a Turk adult will take a nepkin, squize a kid´s noise and ll tel him/her ´Hık de´ mean ´say Hık´, mean blow your noise So it definetly not hickup.

And snot is sümük yes, tried to draw in your mind that mystical moment

 We would say "nothing´s changed"