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Ask your teacher - Faruk´s group
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 03:54 am |
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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.
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 08:12 am |
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I just wanted to say thank you to Faruk for taking us on! I´m looking forward to the lessons!!
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 02:30 pm |
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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
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 10:22 pm |
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Selam saullutei
great to meet you and all the group, I´m looking forward to this experience
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 11:55 pm |
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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.
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10 Aug 2008 Sun 12:58 pm |
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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?
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10 Aug 2008 Sun 01:54 pm |
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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.
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10 Aug 2008 Sun 02:02 pm |
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thanks Henry that was very helplful, I appreciate it
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20 Aug 2008 Wed 06:31 pm |
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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.
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12 Sep 2008 Fri 09:08 pm |
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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 ) 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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13 Sep 2008 Sat 11:59 am |
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Thank you CANLI for your answer and link.
I am very confused now.As far as I know,we(people in general)talk to eachother in this kind of positive-negative sentences all the time(at least in my mother language we do).First we confirm fact in question(in my exsample=London is expensive city)without long and grammaticaly correct speach and then we add our own statement (in this case =London isn´t cheap city-because I don´t know what is for you cheap and what expensive or I can be ironic when answering to your question or I can just express my opinion).
I was looking at homework no.4(noun sent.)and there were negative sentences in same way I was trying to answer mine,but without yes or no.Now I wonder if I wrote it down like this,would it be correct?? Evet. Londra (çok) ucuz bir şehir değil.
If this is correct then why the first one wasn´t??In speach you don´t say"comma,stop,slash...",you just talk   .
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04 Oct 2008 Sat 07:35 pm |
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Hi all,
does anybody know what happened to our teacher Faruk?He didn´t evaluate (my) our 2 previouse assignments?
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