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1.       Abbie
130 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 03:22 pm

Hi i dont mean to offend anybody but does anybody know any "sexy" messages which i can send to my turksih bf?

Thanks in advance

2.       Lindaxxx
230 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 03:48 pm

Hi Abbey,

I will send to you in a PM It won't be until tomorrow though, as I am at work at the moment, and am going out tonight.

Linda

3.       k.wynn
60 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 04:00 pm

Hi Linda can you send them to my pm too?


4.       Abbie
130 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 04:05 pm

Thanks alot Linda !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5.       Natlisa
355 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 05:27 pm

Try this link:

http://www.practicalturkish.com/turkish-terms-of-endearment.html

The phrases are more "lovey-dovey" than sexy -but there are a few that you may want to use for your boyfriend.

Good luck

6.       cyrano
0 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 05:36 pm

Quoting Natlisa:

"lovey-dovey"



Just a guess: "aşk-meşk". May this be "lovey-dovey"?

7.       Natlisa
355 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 05:48 pm

Yes Cyrano - it can mean this. But really it is an English idiom about love. It can be used in a negative or a positive way. For example, someone in love may say:

"My boyfriend is being lovey-dovey with me, and this is wonderful" - this could mean that he is being romantic, buying flowers etc.

Or, one could say for example

"Valentine's Day is too lovey-dovey" -i.e. it is almost sickly.

If two people in a romantic relationship are "lovey-dovey" with each other, they too often show their affection for each other in public by touching each other and saying loving things to each other. This can be seen as a negative thing to onlookers, as this behaviour can be seen as inappropriate

I hope this makes some sense?

With regard to why I used "lovey-dovey" to refer to the phrases in the weblink I gave - it is because they are very romantic and all about love. To those in love these seem wonderful, to those not in love, they may seem a little sickly(!)

8.       cyrano
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 11 Nov 2005 Fri 05:56 pm

Thank you, Natlisa, for your explanations. What can I say?

"Körün istediği bir Mevla'nın verdiği iki göz."

Sağol!..

9.       Butterfly126
131 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 05:57 pm

Hi Linda

Would you send them to me as well. I know a lot of the "Lovey Dovey" ones but none more intimate!!!

10.       mumbud
24 posts
 11 Nov 2005 Fri 06:01 pm

Me too please.

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