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benim adim
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03 Mar 2008 Mon 06:26 pm |
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I write my name in turkish like this
Ginva
is it right?, coz in turkish it used to replace a for e
like Amina - Emine
so what do you thınk 
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04 Mar 2008 Tue 10:03 pm |
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I think you wanted to mean the pronunciation of your name rather than its written form,because we dont change names when we use them.You know they are proper.
However,especially some Arabic names has been used as Turkish names for centuries after converting into Islam.So their shape were changed into Turkish by the years and ages passing,like Amine to Emine 
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06 Mar 2008 Thu 11:06 am |
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Quoting Prenses Ghenwa: I write my name in turkish like this
Ginva
is it right?, coz in turkish it used to replace a for e
like Amina - Emine
so what do you thınk |
مرحبا غنوة انا حنان من ليبيا
i think your name is written like "genva".
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07 Mar 2008 Fri 05:13 pm |
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Quoting Müjde: I think you wanted to mean the pronunciation of your name rather than its written form,because we dont change names when we use them.You know they are proper.
However,especially some Arabic names has been used as Turkish names for centuries after converting into Islam.So their shape were changed into Turkish by the years and ages passing,like Amine to Emine
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tamam waht about the pronunciation how would you spell Ghenwa in Turkish?
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07 Mar 2008 Fri 05:32 pm |
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Quoting hanan: Quoting Prenses Ghenwa: I write my name in turkish like this
Ginva
is it right?, coz in turkish it used to replace a for e
like Amina - Emine
so what do you thınk |
مرحبا غنوة انا حنان من ليبيا
i think your name is written like 'genva'. |
مرحبا حنان كيفك انا من سوريا انا كنت اكتبو هيك
بعتئد مافي كتير فرق
iyi tatiller  have a nice weekend
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