This is only amusement, of course, but I also think that if you want to learn something you should have or you should imagine for yourself an emotional bond with it. When it comes to language, words are easier to love than ablative endings, aren’t they?

ms. yousra, it’s not only you who uses çok a lot. It is a word with many meanings, it translates into English at least with ´very´, ´many´, ´often´, ´too´ (like in ‘The jacket is too big for the child&rsquo and I guess this is not all.

I really admire what you just said , I just feel that I am a little bit lost because I dont know from where I can start .  I know other words in turkish but this is the one that I keep using.If you can suggest something to help me improve my turkish I will really appreciate it. teşkkür ederim 

I love the word Ayrılık. Despite all the pain it may bring to our hearts, it sounds like music...

Istiyorum does it for me. It just rolls off of the tongue so easily.

this may sound silly but Metrobüs

i like that the stress is on the "e" and i loooooove the way the turks pronounce the ü

My personal favorite is "sevinç". It sounds like a new invented word but it´s very old word. It´s just one lovely word just like its meaning.

Hep. It was not love at the first sight. It sounded arrogant to my ear in the Turkish sentence. But as it insisted to pop up everywhere I looked I gradually changed my mind. Until yesterday night one second before falling into sleep I realized it’s actually an extraordinarily beautiful piece of language.

beraber..sounds like a music

If so then lets put those two words together " Hep beraber " ---> All together !