Yağda yumurta

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Yağda yumurta

bod
5999 posts

25 Jun 2006 Sun 07:59 pm

Can someone tell me what you would be expecting to get if you asked for yağda yumurta - would it be the same as "scrambled egg" in England?

miss_ceyda
2627 posts

25 Jun 2006 Sun 08:03 pm

it literally means egg in oil..???

and bod... i have to laugh... hihi.. another thread about food

bod
5999 posts

25 Jun 2006 Sun 08:10 pm

Quoting miss_ceyda:

it literally means egg in oil..???

and bod... i have to laugh... hihi.. another thread about food

Of course another thread about food......

When Mehmet comes round at breakfast at the Turkish hotel and says very aggressively (because it is the only English he knows) "EGG" - I want to be able to ask for scrambled egg in Turkish......and yağda yumurta is the only translation I have so far found :-S

Elisa
0 posts

25 Jun 2006 Sun 09:01 pm

I found this for scrambled egg:

Ã§ırpılarak yağda pişirilen yumurta

(quite a mouthful :-s)

and this for fried egg:

sahanda yumurta

Still, this could mean that you get a plate with something you didn't really want...
Someone help here please?

bod
5999 posts

25 Jun 2006 Sun 09:04 pm

Quoting Elisa:

I found this for scrambled egg:

Ã§ırpılarak yağda pişirilen yumurta

(quite a mouthful :-s)

More of a mouthful than the scrambled egg itself :-S

Aenigma
0 posts

25 Jun 2006 Sun 09:05 pm

Quoting bod:

Quoting Elisa:

I found this for scrambled egg:

Ã§ırpılarak yağda pişirilen yumurta

(quite a mouthful :-s)

More of a mouthful than the scrambled egg itself :-S

Well, don't put all your eggs in one basket lol

bod
5999 posts

25 Jun 2006 Sun 09:11 pm

Quoting Aenigma:

Quoting bod:

Quoting Elisa:

I found this for scrambled egg:

Ã§ırpılarak yağda pişirilen yumurta

(quite a mouthful :-s)

More of a mouthful than the scrambled egg itself :-S

Well, don't put all your eggs in one basket lol

I don't want them in a basket......
I want them on my plate - scrambled

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