İsrail´e uygulanan yaptırımlarımız konusunda ne düşünüyorsunuz! ( Lütfen olabildiğince siyasete girmeden görüşlerinizi paylaşınız )

Something like this:

´What do you think of the sanctions that we set against Israel? (Please as far as possible share your political opinions.)´

  Lütfen olabildiğince siyasete girmeden görüşlerinizi paylaşınız

Try to share your toughts [views] without adding political opinions as much as you can.

note ; in other words, that person wants people not to add their political views when they share their views on the issue.

siyaset = politics

siyasete girmeden = siyaset konusuna girmemek = siyaset hakkında bahsetmemek  

its only a little correction but you have wrote it a few times now and I think its time I corrected it for you

tought = tHought

I know turks find this th sound very difficult but when I ask them to say thankyou they also pronounce the TH sound

Sağol Hocam, sen de olmasan kim düzeltecek bizim ingilizcemizi..Eyvallah !

evet haklısın bu "th" belası Türklerin uykusunu kaçırıyor

Press your upper-front teeth against your lower lip (like a buck-toothed rabbit), bend your tongue down over your lower-front teeth (if you can), force air through the opening, then release your teeth from your lip. Try it again and again till you get success..

warningon´t do it in front of a mirror

This is easy, scalpel, but would you mind explaining the Turkish ı with the same accuracy. Practicing it too much causes a cramp in one´s neck.

I will try but I can´T guarantee it will be with the same accuracy as the previous try

Try to shape your lips and tongue for the "ee" sound, but pull the tongue back while keeping its v shape and the back of the tongue is raised close to the palate..

You are now free from the cramps in your neck

Yes, it´s much better now. Thanks, scalpel. (The moral of this story was that the most difficult sound in Turkish is "ı", no doubt.)

Try to say English "kill", and pull the tongue back close to the palate as I explanined above  and find  "kill" turning into Turkish "kıl".

I think it is far much better now.