Yaramaz olmayın!

Don´t be naughty!

Thank you

turkcede nasil denir

"mixed fruit"

i am going to turkey soon and i love the small mixed fruit delight.

I am visiting a friend in turkey in a few weeks time and i want to ask his son about his school and his work.

can someone please help with the following

which school do you go to?

do you like it? 

what time do you start?

what time do you finish?

what are your favourite subjects?

So I´ve been watching this turkish series which was about  a village and I noticed that they  spoke an entirely diffrent turkish from what I´ve learned.

Like why: 

- they add -vermek after every verb, like: gideverdi, unuttaverdim...

- they use this word "gare" (not sure about the spelling) almost at the end of every sentance. 

Thanks in advance. 

Thank you so much Faruk! For translating this and correcting my translation. It helps a lot. Can you translate this paragraph too? It was part of my post! Thanks so much

Eğer ki imanlı öldüysen Allah rahmet eylesin.
Yok eğer dine göstermiş olduğun düşmanlığından dolayı imanlı ölemediysen Rabbil Alemin azabıni kat ve kat arttırsın çünkü yaptıkların bir müslüman işi değildi İslâma olan düşmanlığın akıllardan çıkacak gibi değil.

Merhaba herkese

1. In English, in everyday conversation "you know" is used a lot. For example:

It´s very cold today, you know, and that´s why I´m late for the meeting.

I have been under so much stress in recent months, you know.

I can´t believe I am so tired, you know, after doing nothing at all all day.

Is there an equivalent in Turkish?

2. How would you say "As you know" and "well, as you know" in Turkish.

As you know, I will be going to Turkey next week.

As you know, I am very busy at work right now.

Well, as you know, Ali is a little afraid of flying.

Many thanks.

Ya Rabbim sana sonsuz şükürler olsun ki islam düşmanları ve zalimler tek tek geberip gidiyor şüphesiz hiç kimse senin azabından kaçıp kurtulamaz her kim senin dinini zedelemeye çalışıp zalimlik yaptiysa onları görülmemiş bir azap yaşat Ya Rabbim.

Thanks so much

Something else I was really curious about was the meaning of bebegim...is that the same thing as calling someone baby in a relationship way?

Elhamdülillah benim kızım Sara, beş vakitti namaz kıliyor.

Elhamdülillah my daughter Sara prays 5 times a day.

Thank you