Thanks! Can't wait until the sun goes down and we can eat all this awesome stuff I picked up today!

I was wondering if you guys could help me out. I'm such a dork; I don't know why I didn't ask at the store! Anyway, I bought some frozen kofte at the store today. It appears to be cooked in the middle. Should I bake them in the oven or fry them in a pan? Or do you think it matters? (I'm kind of leaning in the doesn't matter direction...)

Hi there! Which means father-in-law for me: kayınbaba or kayınpeder? This would be my husband's father. And is baldız sister-in-law regardless if it's the husband or wife's sister? Thank you!!

teşekkülur!

Hi again! This is tough stuff. How do I conjugate atlamak in the negative? So it's ben atlayarum (please let me know if that's wrong) but what would I say for "I'm not jumping?" ben atlamuyorum???

Delimanyak...uh-oh! I think you're getting into territory that we haven't covered in class yet. You wrote "gitmek-gitmemek" and I don't know what you mean. Does gitmemek just mean to NOT go? Like altlamak would become atlamamak? (My Turkish husband, by the way, thinks I'm nuts for attempting to learn this language.)

Ohhhh, if my Turkish teacher realized I was such an idiot. OK, now if I wanted to make "gitmek" into a negative statment, would it then be "gitmiyorum"? çok teşekkulur!!!!

So I also need to add an "i"? So something like gelmek will conjugate to "geliyorum"?