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1.       catwoman
8933 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 03:54 am

Students in Faruk´s group:

 

1. wadjas

2. ploomy

3. saullutei

4. girleegirl

5. geniuda

6. milva

 

Here you can ask questions to your teacher and talk to fellow classmates.

2.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 08:12 am

I just wanted to say thank you to Faruk for taking us on! I´m looking forward to the lessons!!

3.       saullutei
2 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 02:30 pm

Hi everybody of this group!
Nice to meet you all and discover there are many people who are willing to learn turkish =) its much more easier and fun!

best wishes,
saullutei

4.       wadjas
22 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 10:22 pm

Selam saullutei

great to meet you and all the group, I´m looking forward to this experience


5.       Faruk
1607 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 11:55 pm

Merhaba, how are you?

It´s nice to meet you all. I believe you will succeed in Turkish and I hope we´ll do it. Good luck you all.

And please try to do your first homework. I´ll check them hen you do it.

Thank you.

6.       wadjas
22 posts
 10 Aug 2008 Sun 12:58 pm

Selam Faruk

 

I was going to do my homework about     Homework 1: Noun States - İsmin Halleri  but i didn´t know the meaning of these words,  could you translate them lutfen

 

yaşıyorus

top oyunyor

duruyor 

and is park has the same meaning in english?

 

7.       Henry
2604 posts
 10 Aug 2008 Sun 01:54 pm

Hi wadjas, maybe I can help a little

park has the same meaning in Turkish and English.

top means ball

oynamak means to play

oynuyor means he/she/it is playing

yaşıyoruz means we are living

durmak means to stop/ to stay still

duruyor means he/she/it is stopping/standing

The Turkish dictionary in the left bar of this page can help translating if you know the base word

Also the first lesson in the beginners 2 group on Present Tense gives an explanation on how some of the verbs are formed that you asked about.

Hope this helps with your homework.

 

8.       wadjas
22 posts
 10 Aug 2008 Sun 02:02 pm

thanks Henry that was very helplful, I appreciate it 

9.       alameda
3499 posts
 20 Aug 2008 Wed 06:31 pm

 

Quoting wadjas

thanks Henry that was very helplful, I appreciate it 

 

 If you double click on a word, the dictionary opens up. The dictionary here is quite an ingenious invention.

10.       milva
57 posts
 12 Sep 2008 Fri 09:08 pm

Hi everybody,I hope you enjoy learning as much as I do,it´s really fun.And teacher is also very patient and helpfull.Thank you Faruk!


Now my question;homework section 5,exercise 2,second question:
Londra çok pahalı bir şehir mi?

-we can say yes or no(I think we all know how to do it {#lang_emotions_wink}) but I´d like to know if this kind of answer is also correct:
-Yes,London isn´t (very) cheap city......Evet,Londra (çok)ucuz şehir değil.

 

I mean like you´re walking with a friend and looking at prices and friend says:"100 €,it´s expensive?" and your answer is:"yeah(well dud!),it´s not cheap!"


English is not my mother language and I have sometimes problems with expressing myself,but I hope you will understand me.

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