Thanks to anyone who can help!

"bugün iyicene düşünecem"

Am not sure about it, learner´s translation:

"I will think thoroughly today."

I was a bit confused with düşünecem, I think it may be düşüneceğim.

More advanced learners and native speakers should be able to correct my mistakes.

I´ve also noticed another examples of it, like: geziyom = geziyorum, yapıyon = yapıyorsun. I think it is some way of shortening suffixes in colloquial speech (and apparently in writing too - but I guess it is used rather on the internet than in, let´s say, books or newspapers).

we say such speaking "köylü ağızı(villager dialect)" But i don´t think it is a good definition. It is a little bit contemptuous.

Thanks Gokuyum and Tomac for the explanations, it does help.

Hi all,

I just started learning Turkish this week and got an email from a turkish friend.

What does "zorlayabilir " mean? and

"Zorlandığın zaman bana danışabilirsin"

I understood the rest of the email, which I´m pretty proud of but I´m now stuck

THANKS for your help!

With the term "köylü ağzı",  a rural idiom or expression is indicated, but not dropping letter r from -yor suffix which is totally different subject matter belonging to a spelling problem coming from the Turkish pronunciation of the r sound.

Meanwhile, peasantry is a social class but not a race that it cannot be subject to racism.

"zorlayabilir" means "it may give difficulty

"zorlandığın zaman bana danışabilirsin"=> you can consult me when you have difficulty

 Yes i guess you r right. Because of our argument with lemon i see racism everywhere.