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1.       Ainisil
9 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 06:42 am

Merhaba, benim adın Berni, şililim
Küçük Türkçe biliyorum , Türkçe ögreniyorum

bu iyi mi?

iyi geçeler arkadaşlar!

2.       MarioninTurkey
6124 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 09:53 am

Quoting Ainisil:

Merhaba, benim adın Berni, şililim
Küçük Türkçe biliyorum , Türkçe ögreniyorum

bu iyi mi?

iyi geçeler arkadaşlar!


Lovely!

Just 3 things you need to look at:

(a) To say "my" we add -ım ending.
So my name is Berni: Benim adım Berni
Adın Berni means "your name is Berni".

(I think this may just have been a typo)

You don't have to say Benim. The -m ending does that for you. But you can say it to add emphasis.

(b) If a word ends in a vowel, you have to add a y before adding the im ending.

Şili: Chile
Şilili= Şili + li: From Chile
Şililiyim: Şili + li + y + im: I'm from Chile

(c) To say I know a little Turkish.
Küçük means little as in small size
Az means little as in small amount

We therefore say
Az Türkçe biliyorum.

Or, in your case, you know enough to write this!
So I would say

Biraz Türkçe biliyorum = I know a little Turkish

3.       Müjde
posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 10:03 am

Quoting Ainisil:

Merhaba, benim adın Berni, şililim
Küçük Türkçe biliyorum , Türkçe ögreniyorum

bu iyi mi?

iyi geçeler arkadaşlar!



Hoşgeldin Ainisil.

4.       Ainisil
9 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 05:58 pm

Quoting MarioninTurkey:


Lovely!

Just 3 things you need to look at:

(a) To say "my" we add -ım ending.
So my name is Berni: Benim adım Berni
Adın Berni means "your name is Berni".

(I think this may just have been a typo)

You don't have to say Benim. The -m ending does that for you. But you can say it to add emphasis.

(b) If a word ends in a vowel, you have to add a y before adding the im ending.

Şili: Chile
Şilili= Şili + li: From Chile
Şililiyim: Şili + li + y + im: I'm from Chile

(c) To say I know a little Turkish.
Küçük means little as in small size
Az means little as in small amount

We therefore say
Az Türkçe biliyorum.

Or, in your case, you know enough to write this!
So I would say

Biraz Türkçe biliyorum = I know a little Turkish



Teşekkürler MarioninTurkey!
Evet, it was a typo. About the benim, I wanted to say that. Turkish in that way it's the same than spanish, we don't need to add the personal pronouns =)

biraz is something like one little?


yarım saat önce uyandım ve burada geldim. çok dili seviyorum. üç haftalar önce öğrenmek Başladım
zordu!

güle güle

5.       sonunda
5004 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 06:44 pm

May I say something?
After using a number there is no need to make the word plural so instead of uç haftalar you need only say uç hafta.

6.       Gizli Yuz
130 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 06:59 pm

Quoting Ainisil:


güle güle



Hoscakal.

7.       caliptrix
3055 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 07:51 pm

Now we are waiting for Dilara

Hey Dilara, come here! Look, there is another person from your country

8.       Ainisil
9 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 09:20 pm

There's another chilean here?? Cool!
Maybe we can learn together

9.       caliptrix
3055 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 09:57 pm

Quoting Ainisil:

There's another chilean here?? Cool!
Maybe we can learn together



Si, hay otra chilena aca, su nombre es Anita, nick es Dilara

10.       Roswitha
4132 posts
 15 Mar 2008 Sat 10:39 pm

Muy buenas tardes! Si, Dilara es una persona muy simpatico y tan inteligente. Viva Chile!

11.       Ainisil
9 posts
 16 Mar 2008 Sun 05:20 am

Quoting Roswitha:

Muy buenas tardes! Si, Dilara es una persona muy simpatico y tan inteligente. Viva Chile!



I think you aren't a spanish native speaker... cause you have tiny mistakes ^^

Dilara es una persona muy simpaticA (female)

the "tan inteligente" part is ok, but we'd say "muy inteligente" too


şimdi uyumak giliyorum
iyi geceler, tatli ruyalar!

12.       Dilara
1153 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 12:30 am

Quoting caliptrix:

Now we are waiting for Dilara

Hey Dilara, come here! Look, there is another person from your country



Here I am , do you still remember me classmates? that's a good sign
Well...what can I say , Caliptrix knows why I left here but now that I found another chilean who seems determined to learn I might go back for a while!
Hos geldin Bernardita , sana yardim etmek istiyorum!

Dilara.

PD : Te mandé un privado , ojalá pueda ayudarte Berni.

13.       hanan
197 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 10:18 am

Quoting Ainisil:

Merhaba, benim adın Berni, şililim
Küçük Türkçe biliyorum , Türkçe ögreniyorum

bu iyi mi?

iyi geçeler arkadaşlar!



HOLA,

14.       Ainisil
9 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 08:45 pm

jajaja I'm receiving more spanish responses than turkish!

15.       caliptrix
3055 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 09:34 pm

Quoting Ainisil:

jajaja I'm receiving more spanish responses than turkish!



Şanslısın!
You are lucky

16.       Roswitha
4132 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 10:09 pm

For Dilara and Bernardita
http://worldmusic.nationalgeographic.com/worldmusic/view/page.basic/country/content.country/chile_56?fs=www3.nationalgeographic.com&fs=plasma.nationalgeographic.com

17.       Ainisil
9 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 10:09 pm

Ama Türkçe bilmek istiyorum!
Ispanyolca biliyorum

her günku Türkçe araştırıyorum, iyi öğrenciyim

18.       caliptrix
3055 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 10:34 pm

Quoting Ainisil:

Ama Türkçe bilmek istiyorum!
Ispanyolca biliyorum

her günku Türkçe araştırıyorum, iyi öğrenciyim



Ne güzel!

Que bueno

19.       Ainisil
9 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 10:41 pm

is "iyo öğrenciyim" the proper way of saying "I'm a good student"? I wasn't sure about that..

20.       Dilara
1153 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 10:47 pm

Quoting Ainisil:

is "iyo öğrenciyim" the proper way of saying "I'm a good student"? I wasn't sure about that..



"iyi bir ogrenciyim" Hmm I've forgotten many things durung these months!

21.       Dilara
1153 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 10:56 pm

Quoting Ainisil:

jajaja I'm receiving more spanish responses than turkish!



sí

22.       Ainisil
9 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 11:11 pm

why the bir? for the "a" in I'm a good student? but.. I thought that turkish didn't use that connectors

23.       caliptrix
3055 posts
 20 Mar 2008 Thu 11:14 pm

Quoting Ainisil:

why the bir? for the "a" in I'm a good student? but.. I thought that turkish didn't use that connectors



evet, bir means "a": a student: bir öğrenci

But bir must be used just before the noun, not before the adjective

so: iyi bir öğrenci

24.       bruja
8 posts
 19 Apr 2008 Sat 02:12 am

buenas tardes yo soy turca nativa y estoy estudiando espanol pero el es muy dificil para mi porque en nuestro idioma no hay articulos que existen en espanol pero me gusta mucho

25.       bruja
8 posts
 19 Apr 2008 Sat 02:12 am

buenas tardes yo soy turca nativa y estoy estudiando espanol pero el es muy dificil para mi porque en nuestro idioma no hay articulos que existen en espanol pero me gusta mucho

26.       geniuda
1070 posts
 19 Apr 2008 Sat 04:15 am

Hola bruja! Bienvenida a TC...

Aqui encontraras algunos miembros que hablamos Espanol, en lo personal es mi lengua nativa.

27.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Apr 2008 Sat 04:35 am

This is a practice TURKISH forum!!!

28.       geniuda
1070 posts
 19 Apr 2008 Sat 04:39 am

Quoting catwoman:

This is a practice TURKISH forum!!!


okay okay Cat!! it was just a warm welcome! since handsome is not here

29.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Apr 2008 Sat 04:43 am

Quoting geniuda:

Quoting catwoman:

This is a practice TURKISH forum!!!


okay okay Cat!! it was just a warm welcome! since handsome is not here


Excuses, excuses!!! hehehe

30.       geniuda
1070 posts
 19 Apr 2008 Sat 04:52 am

well, it is always nice for me to see that a native turkish speaks very good Spanish

31.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Apr 2008 Sat 04:54 am

Quoting geniuda:

well, it is always nice for me to see that a native turkish speaks very good Spanish


Oh... I see nice...

32.       aksanochka
1 posts
 07 May 2008 Wed 04:24 pm

Merhaba!
Adım Oksana. Turkçe küçük biliyorum ama bir yil Turkie'de yaşıyorum.

33.       incişka
746 posts
 09 May 2008 Fri 04:40 pm


Quoting catwoman:

This is a practice TURKISH forum!!!



you are just great Catwoman!!! u made me laugh a lot

34.       incişka
746 posts
 09 May 2008 Fri 04:43 pm

Quoting aksanochka:

Merhaba!
Adım Oksana. Turkçe küçük biliyorum ama bir yil Turkie'de yaşıyorum.


Merhaba Oksana! Hoşgeldin! Ben de Rusça öğrenmek istiyorum... Ja xochu govorit po russki, no ja yesho govorju chut-chut ermm. ochen ploxo Mne nuzhno repetitor Sen bana yardım et ben de sana

35.       catwoman
8933 posts
 04 Oct 2008 Sat 08:06 pm

Ok, ok.... another great thread... let´s bring it back to life Group 1 and 2 people -- show us what you learned!

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