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Beautiful Turkish Words
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 01:00 am |
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all being stubborn aside .. I agree .. it is a beautiful word .. 
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 01:31 am |
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I have two favorite Turkish words. My first is zarf, it means envelope. I smile and try to use that word as often as I can. My second favorite word is tutku. Tutku means passion, which is what I try to live my life with. That...and Tutku is the most amazing cookie in turkey. It beats an oreo any day.
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 01:35 am |
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I also love the word "çünkü" - çünkü it sounds really cute when saying it and makes lips all pouty
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 01:40 am |
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Quoting AEnigma III: I also love the word "çünkü" - çünkü it sounds really cute when saying it and makes lips all pouty |
I love it too I always pronounce it as 'çünki'. Sezen Aksu said it like that in one of her songs, and I really liked it so now I say it that way 
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 04:26 am |
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"FAKAT" is the Turkish word to avoid, if there are delicate foreign ladies around !
I can not imagine why they start giggling at the sound of this word. 
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 05:48 am |
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I like the word "üşenmek"; it explains some things so accurately...
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 07:45 am |
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Quoting AlphaF: "FAKAT" is the Turkish word to avoid, if there are delicate foreign ladies around !
I can not imagine why they start giggling at the sound of this word. |
FAKAT on Croatian means "truth" or "actually"
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 08:47 am |
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Quoting AlphaF: "FAKAT" is the Turkish word to avoid, if there are delicate foreign ladies around !
I can not imagine why they start giggling at the sound of this word. |
Yes. Once I heard from an American how he understood "fakat" as "f**k it" when he called a switchboard. The operator kept saying "evet fakat". He knew that "evet" means yes and he understood it as "yes f**k it".
And I read this story on a newspaper. Probably a fabrication but anyway here it is.
A Turkish couple visited a real estate agency to rent a house in America. When they saw the kitchen of an house the man said this to his wife:
"Fakat Muvaffak bu mutfak çok ufak".
meaaning "But Muvaffak this kitchen is too small".
The American was very surprised having heard four "f**k"s on a row in a short sentence.
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 10:00 am |
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Quoting si++: Quoting AlphaF: "FAKAT" is the Turkish word to avoid, if there are delicate foreign ladies around !
I can not imagine why they start giggling at the sound of this word. |
Yes. Once I heard from an American how he understood "fakat" as "f**k it" when he called a switchboard. The operator kept saying "evet fakat". He knew that "evet" means yes and he understood it as "yes f**k it".
And I read this story on a newspaper. Probably a fabrication but anyway here it is.
A Turkish couple visited a real estate agency to rent a house in America. When they saw the kitchen of an house the man said this to his wife:
"Fakat Muvaffak bu mutfak çok ufak".
meaaning "But Muvaffak this kitchen is too small".
The American was very surprised having heard four "f**k"s on a row in a short sentence. |
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 10:57 am |
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Quoting lalisia: Quoting AlphaF: "FAKAT" is the Turkish word to avoid, if there are delicate foreign ladies around !
I can not imagine why they start giggling at the sound of this word. |
FAKAT on Croatian means "truth" or "actually" |
FAKAT is an arabic word and it means only or just but i have noticed it means but!!!!!!!  .
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19 Feb 2008 Tue 12:26 pm |
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Quoting AlphaF: "FAKAT" is the Turkish word to avoid, if there are delicate foreign ladies around !
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....and "fıstık" it use as a secret word between men when they see beautiful woman around them
but why fıstık ?
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