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Informal Greetings / Slang
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14 Mar 2007 Wed 10:02 pm |
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Quoting gusel_kiz: Quoting gusel_kiz: Quoting MrX67: fıstık (for both) |
Fıstık kelimesi adamlara da söylenebilir mi ya.. Allah Allah bunu bilmiyordum..
Anlamı "Güzel Kız" gibi deilmi ya.. :S Kafam karıştı.. |
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i thought it meant that as well..heigh ho 
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14 Mar 2007 Wed 10:25 pm |
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So what are we meant to think then yaa!!??
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14 Mar 2007 Wed 10:46 pm |
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allah bilir
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14 Mar 2007 Wed 10:57 pm |
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Quoting robyn  : Quoting caliptrix: Quoting joooe86: moruk is also used between friends (man) |
I have never seen the friends who say moruk each other. I think it is only for joke, because it was a very rude word for real sayings. I heard it only in funny tv shows or movies. Never in real life. |
ive seen lots of people using it on chat |
every year people find new words in turkey.moruk is used at past so not many people use it anymore,its also not nice.
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14 Mar 2007 Wed 11:01 pm |
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Quoting turquoise:
every year people find new words in turkey.moruk is used at past so not many people use it anymore,its also not nice.
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it means old man right?if its not nice why do so many men use it on chat?are they trying to annoy each other?
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14 Mar 2007 Wed 11:15 pm |
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Quoting robyn : Quoting turquoise:
every year people find new words in turkey.moruk is used at past so not many people use it anymore,its also not nice.
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it means old man right?if its not nice why do so many men use it on chat?are they trying to annoy each other? |
Really, I have never seen!
As I said, sometimes boys joke each other in the stupid ways. Maybe you saw something like that.
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14 Mar 2007 Wed 11:23 pm |
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Quoting robyn : Quoting turquoise:
every year people find new words in turkey.moruk is used at past so not many people use it anymore,its also not nice.
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it means old man right?if its not nice why do so many men use it on chat?are they trying to annoy each other? |
yeah it does and 'kocakarı' means old woman if you say these words to any old person that you dont know,that would be annoying but its ok between close friends.people use moruk to say a word like 'dude' and yes they also use it to annoy each other.
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| 27. |
15 Mar 2007 Thu 12:00 am |
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Quoting turquoise: Quoting robyn : Quoting turquoise:
every year people find new words in turkey.moruk is used at past so not many people use it anymore,its also not nice.
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it means old man right?if its not nice why do so many men use it on chat?are they trying to annoy each other? |
yeah it does and 'kocakarı' means old woman if you say these words to any old person that you dont know,that would be annoying but its ok between close friends.people use moruk to say a word like 'dude' and yes they also use it to annoy each other. |
ok thanks and hanimefendi...?
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15 Mar 2007 Thu 12:08 am |
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Quoting robyn : Quoting turquoise: Quoting robyn : Quoting turquoise:
every year people find new words in turkey.moruk is used at past so not many people use it anymore,its also not nice.
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it means old man right?if its not nice why do so many men use it on chat?are they trying to annoy each other? |
yeah it does and 'kocakarı' means old woman if you say these words to any old person that you dont know,that would be annoying but its ok between close friends.people use moruk to say a word like 'dude' and yes they also use it to annoy each other. |
ok thanks and hanimefendi...? |
it means lady but if you go on to use moruk you wont be a lady anymore
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15 Mar 2007 Thu 02:00 am |
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What about"erkek". Is that only used in the third person?
I have wondered whether "erkek" = "dude", but most people on this forum can tell, my experience with actual conversation is small.
You can refer to a group of young men (at a distance) as
"onlar erkeklar var" (or onlar erkek var?)
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