Quoting imantay

Quote: Reyhan

These words are not respecting turkish vowel harmony too 

So? What´s your point?!

As I always told my students ´ every rule has its exceptions´ 

 Are you a teacher?If you are,may I ask, if you don´t mind, what do you teach?

I WAS a teacher and I taught English

 OK.This explains a lot to me.

Can you explain what you mean, please??

 I wish you a happy year with full of big smiles and laughters.

Quote: upsy_daisy

I wish you a happy year with full of big smiles and laughters.

Thanks alot, I wish you the same

This has nothing to do with the above, but I´m gussing you´re English, correct?!

Quoting imantay

Quote: upsy_daisy

I wish you a happy year with full of big smiles and laughters.

Thanks alot, I wish you the same

This has nothing to do with the above, but I´m gussing you´re English, correct?!

You´re guessing wrong - she´s Turkish.  You´re not, are you?  

No actually, I am

For me, it has always been "meşgul müsün" as it has always been "meşgulüm" (I´m busy). The other way hurts the ears and sounds very funny.

If you ever see it in chats "meşgul musun" as there are a lot of turks who do not use turkish characters, it does not mean that they read it as they write.

 Thanks you Mltm! 

yeah Mltm youre right, but what misled me was the usage of the ´Ş´, so to me  if they  would use ´Ş´ why wouldn´t they use ´Ü´?

That´s how I got confused and thought it had to be musun and not müsün