"Her gece yatmaktan önce ,bir kızarmış ekmek dilim yiyeceğim".

My try.

Hi everyone, i´m just starting out learning Turkish & am really keen to learn tho I desperately need to learn grammar so I understand the language. 

I´d love to join a group, not sure how messenger/skype works tho as never used it before.

If anyone would like to help me learn basic Turkish please let me know, would be great to have someone to email

Thanks

Can someone please tell me how to tell his mom these words in Turkish. i would greatly appreciate it from my heart "Mom, with my love and respect i want to tell you that": "I love him" and "I want to spend my life with him" "he means the world to me"

My love, why don´t you  understand  or  you dont want to understand. My life,take care of yourself.

´barısla aksam konustuk almanyada halasındaydı döneceyını söyledı sen ne yapıyorsun annenlere cok selamlarımı söyle cok öptum allaha emanet ol´

 

i know i´m being pain in the ass, but could someone please translate this to me? i undestand most of it, but not all, so i´m once again asking your help

Actually, it means "Who is this?" not "What is that?"

And in Russian it should have been "Kto eto? Ochen khorosho."

Bebeyim hazırlıklarımı yaptım valizimide şimdi kapattım inşalah biterslik olmazsa sana kavuşacağim

Unlike Ramayan who ´as a man I have few words´ I unfortunately am a woman who has many words but I will try to be brief. I read all of the comments with a varying degree of emotions. I strongly agree with Ramayan´s perceptions and as someone who has experienced a number of cultures I have found that traditions and expectations are similar across all cultures even in England. I have found that if you respect others you get respect back. That all everyone wants to be respected for who they are and perhaps to be really listened to. I come from a background that has been influenced by a strict loving Nigerian father and not so strict but loving English mother. Growing up was wonderful because I watched and listened to my parents debate what was the right way and what was the wrong forway for bring up their daughter´s and theirs son´s. I like to think that I have inherited the best from both of them. That is that you welcome and feed people who are hungry with a good heart that shows in your face (the genuine smile is therefore essential). You don´t agree with someone old or young if it is not genuine but you politely and diplomatically put your point across. In my experience (and I have friends from a range of cultures) is that people would rather see a bright open smile than a frowning scowling face as it can sometimes brighten up their day and lift their spirits. I smile all the time whatever country I am in and most certainly when I am in Turkey. No bad experiences to date and no undue advances. I put this down to human instincts. After a few minutes of conversation you know what impression you have made by their body language of others. (back to Ramayan´s mirror. I would just like to add that woman and men across the world can misinterpret the purest of motives, a smile from the opposite gender can often be seen as ´he/she fancies me´ when the opposite is the case. As I said at the begining I am a woman of many words so I apologise for the ongoing saga. I just could not resist putting my ´peneth word´. My motto is keep smiling and the world will smile back.