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E-T please
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 01:56 am |
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You have made me the happiest woman alive, i can't wait. Thank you...i wish i could find the words to describe my feelings for you.
Thank you.
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:01 am |
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:02 am |
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Thank you.
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:03 am |
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Quoting Lady_A: You have made me the happiest woman alive, i can't wait. Thank you...i wish i could find the words to describe my feelings for you.
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Sen beni yaşayan en mutlu kadın yaptın, bekleyemeyeceğim. Teşekkür ederim... Dilerim sana olan hislerimi anlatacak kelimeler bulabilirim.
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:07 am |
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Well, which one should i use?
Thank you both anyway.
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:12 am |
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Well, I think everyone thinks that his/her translation is better Which one you prefer? 
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:14 am |
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Yeah, like i can compare them !!
Anyway, from what i've seen and read, your English is the best i've seen in a native Turkish speaker.
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:17 am |
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Thanks 
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:19 am |
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06 Nov 2007 Tue 02:27 am |
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I don't see your point...are you jealous or something for what i have said to Faruk?
I was just stating my opinion, that had nothing to do with you.
And as for why i don't learn Turkish...because as a Roman languages (Italian, Spanish, French) speaker i find it very hard to learn and i don't have a teacher, because in my country they are hard to find.
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