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380.       tunci
7149 posts
 08 Jul 2011 Fri 11:07 am

 

Quoting hawk6789

Sinirlende- To get angry.

 

 Sinirlenmek --->  To get angry

 

381.       tunci
7149 posts
 08 Jul 2011 Fri 11:13 am

 

Quoting nifrtity

Affetmek = to forgive

sorun yok = no problem

için benim zevk= my pleasure

Eiştter= equall

 

 

benim için bir zevk = my pleasure

eşittir  ---> equals

eşit olmak --->  to be equal

Beş çarpı beş eşittir yirmibeş --->  5 multiply 5 equals 25

[ my math is brilliant i know..{#emotions_dlg.satisfied_nod} ]

 

eşittir = equal

 



Edited (7/8/2011) by tunci

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382.       Sweet_Paradise
73 posts
 08 Jul 2011 Fri 04:03 pm

evcil hayvan - pet 

gülmek - to laugh 

her hafta - every week  

her gün - everyday 

383.       Mavili
236 posts
 09 Jul 2011 Sat 10:36 pm

örümcek(spider)

köfte(meatball)

384.       Shaylynn
80 posts
 10 Jul 2011 Sun 06:32 pm

enthusiastic/eager-hevesli

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385.       clarividencia
20 posts
 08 Aug 2011 Mon 09:44 pm

Merhaba,

The Turkish Dictionary (above the chat) http://www.turkishdictionary.net,...

can teach you many new words. Though, I ran into a problem and am wondering if someone can clarify something for me? I wanted to know what ´Alphabet´ was in Turkish so I typed in alphabet and this is what I got:

Alphabet
i. alfabe; unsurlar, esaslar. alphabetical

s. alfabe sırasına göre. alphabetically

z. alfabe sırası ile.

 
Alphabet
i. alfabe, abece.

 
Alphabet
alfabe

 

Could anyone please tell me what the abbreviated ´i.´ ´s.´ and ´z.´ stand for?

And one last question, ´Alphabet´ in Turkish is two words: alfabe and abece?  

If anyone could answer this, it will go greatly appreciated!

386.       Abla
3648 posts
 08 Aug 2011 Mon 09:51 pm

i. = isim ´noun´

s. = sıfat ´adjective´

z. = zarf ´adverb´

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387.       clarividencia
20 posts
 08 Aug 2011 Mon 09:55 pm

Abla, teşekkür etmek!

388.       tunci
7149 posts
 08 Aug 2011 Mon 10:08 pm

 

Quoting clarividencia

Merhaba,

The Turkish Dictionary (above the chat) http://www.turkishdictionary.net,...

can teach you many new words. Though, I ran into a problem and am wondering if someone can clarify something for me? I wanted to know what ´Alphabet´ was in Turkish so I typed in alphabet and this is what I got:

Alphabet
i. alfabe; unsurlar, esaslar. alphabetical

s. alfabe sırasına göre. alphabetically

z. alfabe sırası ile.

 
Alphabet
i. alfabe, abece.

 
Alphabet
alfabe

 

Could anyone please tell me what the abbreviated ´i.´ ´s.´ and ´z.´ stand for?

And one last question, ´Alphabet´ in Turkish is two words: alfabe and abece?  

If anyone could answer this, it will go greatly appreciated!

 

 

Alphabet

i. alfabe; unsurlar, esaslar. alphabetical

alfabe = alphabet  [a,b,c,d ......z ]               unsurlar means ---> elements           esaslar = the essentials [in this context because alphabet is first thing to build upon it when you learn a language, it is essential thing in the language ]

s. alfabe sırasına göre.-----> alphabetically [ when you put things order, sometimes we put things in alphabetic order ,for example ;      amasya

                                                                 ankara

                                                                 antalya

                                                                 artvin

                                                                 balıkesir

so "alfabe sırasına göre " literally " according to order of alphabet " which is "alphabetic order " or " alphabetically "

z. alfabe sırası ile ---> literally " with alphabetic order " which is same above.

 

   Yes it is two words ;

 alfabe ---> alphabet

abece ----> A,B,C   when you read first three letters you get " a + be + ce 

                       its like in english you say  ABC´s  . You use ABC´s when you refer essencials of something. For example ; ABC´s of salvation --> Kurtuluşun ABC ´si.

                                                         

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389.       clarividencia
20 posts
 08 Aug 2011 Mon 11:33 pm

tunci, Çok teşekkür ederim!

 

390.       Mavili
236 posts
 10 Aug 2011 Wed 04:21 am

çiseli - drizzly

keyiflen- cheerful (?)

kusura bakma- regret,sorry

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