When I feel bored and come here to translate something, I cant find anything to translate. So sad

yardımcı olabilir miyim...

mesela...

"Toprak ağası mıydım? Çifttim çubuğum mu vardı? Yoksa hacı, hoca, tarikat mensubu eşim dostum yakınım mı vardı?"

Ayşe Kulin - Gece sesleri

sağol

Oh you came with a difficult one These are ironic questions. They mean the opposite of what they ask.

Was I a landowner? Did I have  pairs of animals and  hooks? Or did I have any relative or friend who was a hadji, hodja or a member of a religious order?

teşekkür ederim...

sana gelsin..afiyet olsun ve tekrar çok sağol

Lets hope these E to T´s plus attempts can address this bout of boredom.

1) Leyla thinks Bengu is arrogant.

2) I watched Star Wars. I liked it.

3) That is a type of Movie I don´t usually watch.

4) This is the first Turkish Spider that I have ever seen.

1) Leyla Bengü´yü kibirli düşünüyor.

2) Star Wars´u seyrettim. Onu beğendim.

3) ?

4) Bu ilk Türk Örümcek gördüğüm.

For 2) Could I also use düşünüyormuş since this was something I heard? Could I use düşünür, to empasize she always has this opinion?

1) Leyla, Bengü´nün kibirli olduğunu düşünüyor.

ol+dik+i+i--->ol+duk+u+u

http://www.turkishclass.com/turkish_lesson_297

-dik adds the expression for an event of an attribute.

Bengü+genitive ol+dik+i(possessive)+i(accusative)

possessive suffix belongs to Bengü

accusative suffix belongs to whole sentence

2) doğru!!

3) Bu, pek izlemediğim türden bir film. (This is a type of movie I don´t usually watch it.) (purely: This is a movie from the sort/type that I don´t watch very much.)

Bu, genelde izlemediğim türden bir film. (the same translation) (purely: This is a movie from the sort/type that I don´t usually watch)

/genellikle *(these are synonyms: genelde, genellikle)

izle+me(negative)+dik+m(possessive)

possessive suffix belongs to you

-dik gives the expression of the event (not watching as adjective)

http://www.turkishclass.com/turkish_lesson_299

"pek" means here "frequently, often, much".

izlemediğim tür (the type that I don´t watch)

genelde izlemediğim tür (the type that I don´t usually watch)

genelde izlemediğim türden (ablative case: from)

4) Bu, gördüğüm ilk Türk örümcek. (This is the first Turkish spider that I have seen.)

ilk Türk örümcek (first Turkish spider)

gördüğüm ilk Türk örümcek (first Turkish spider that I have seen)

gör+dik+m---->gör+dük+üm (the adjectival expression of the attribute)

If you add -miş, yes you are right, it is understood that you have learnt/heard this from someone or somewhere. 

Thanks for the link. I had a look but this is way over my head.

Yes!!!

I´ve always been accustomed to the verb coming at the end of a sentence?

That´s because "gördüğüm" is not the verb. "Örümcektir" is the verb, shortened as "örümcek."

Bu gördüğüm ilk Türk örümcek(tir).

You made me write Türk örümcek damn you!! What is a Türk örümcek? A Turkish spider? What´s the story behind this? Did you see its passport? Or is it the name for a species of spider? Or do you mean "this is the first spider I´ve seen in Turkey"?