Thank you, because you are eager to learn and you´re welcome.

Seyit, I really thank you a lot. Çok teþekkür ederim!

As a learner I add the following changes to the English translations,

and I know seyit is a native speaker,

but I am curious why ´gelir´ is not ´gelirim´ for ´I come´?

I suggest you see each other next weekend

As you know, in English you say:

I will come and pick you up.... but you don´t say I will come and I will pick you up..

The same is valid in Turkish.

Thanks for the explanation Merih, and welcome back from me too! 

 Thank you Henry

Thanks for correcting my error Seyit.   

I have a follow up question about that.

I thought that if you use 2 verbs that should have the same tense ending, you would put -ip on the first one, like this:

Gelip seni bürodan alýrým.

Would this not apply/be correct in this case? How do you know when to omit -ip?

Thanks