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help help help
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28 Jun 2005 Tue 09:18 am |
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pls if i want to tell someone
i have aholiday or am in holiday
and also if i want to tell someone that i passed the examinations or i succeeded in the final examinations how could it be
alyaa
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28 Jun 2005 Tue 08:51 pm |
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> i have aholiday or am in holiday
You can say 'Tatildeyim.'
Tatil - Holiday
Tatilde - on holiday
Tatildeyim - I am on a holiday
> i passed the examinations or i succeeded in the
> final examinations
And for this one, you can say 'Final sınavlarını (or finalleri) geçtim.'
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29 Jun 2005 Wed 12:19 pm |
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Tatil hakkinda... "during my holiday" Turkce'de ne demek?
tatilimken or tatilim zaman iken
ornek:
Tatilken Turkce calismaya (calismayi :-S )planlayacagim.
bu cumle dogru mu?
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29 Jun 2005 Wed 04:19 pm |
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during my holiday = tatil boyunca, tatildeyken..
tatil boyunca gezdim.. i walked around during my holiday..
"Tatilken Turkce calismaya (calismayi )planlayacagim." meand
i will plan to study Turkish during my holiday..
i hope it is understandible
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29 Jun 2005 Wed 04:27 pm |
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"During my holiday" can be translated into Turkish to be " tatilde iken (tatildeyken), tatilim boyunca or tatilim esnasinda". All of these are correct.
Tatildeyken Turkce calismayi planlayacagim.
If I were you, I would prefer the sentence below
But the sentence above is also correct.
-Tatildeyken Turkce calismayi dusunuyorum.
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-I am thinking of studying Turkish while I am on holiday
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01 Jul 2005 Fri 12:51 pm |
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ikinizede cok tesekkur ederim
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01 Jul 2005 Fri 02:17 pm |
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u r welcome )
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05 Jul 2005 Tue 09:32 am |
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thanks all for these sentences they r helpful
but can someone tell me what does
(vaz gece) mean?
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05 Jul 2005 Tue 09:44 am |
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vazgecmek=to give up, to abandon, to quit
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