Can someone please translate to english?

vay kocum naber ya baya oluor yaaaa nerl;erdesin sen ,hayat nasil gidiyor bakalim ins hersey yolundadirtabi doru parayi bi yere goturmucez ins birgun geliriz senin oraya,ayarlarsin party time yaparsin citir mitir felan bi felekden gece yapariz,hadi bakalim kendine dikkat

Thank you!!!!

Picking up the leftovers that noone seems to bother about:

My try:

Well, my dear, what´s up, what happened? Where are you. How´s you life going? Hope everything goes your way (godwilling).  Ok, we can´t take enough money with us. Godwilling, one day we´ll come to you. If you arrange things, you´ll have party time. citir mitir and so forth.  and we´ll spend the night, (if that´s our fate). Well, take care.

citir mitir = several things, lots of things??? Not in the dictionary.

I think this sentence must be translated as below:

It´s a long time, baya means very, much ,... baya = çok, uzun sure

citir mitir

means

citir is used for teens in Turkish mitir is for to empower the meaning.

citir mitir = teens meens. sort of things

you can bring an M in turkish to give the meaning of "sort of things.

kedi medi = cat and those resembling cat or catlike thing

kalem malem = pencil and pencillike thing

ayak mayak = foot and fottlike thing

citir mitir = teen and teenlike girl

meaning 

 Thanks for that interesting and useful piece of information etimologist

Thanks for the corrections. Appreciated.

One thing struck me: baya means very, much ,... baya = çok, uzun sure

didn´t find that in the dictionary, but in south africa they use the expression ´baie goed´

pronounced in turkish as ´bayý gut´ (-ish), meaning ´very good´ .

Could that baie have the same origin as baya in turkish? Always interesting to see

how words from a foreign language infiltrate in another!

 bayaðý: pretty,quite,rather

 baya:short and Colloquial pronunciation