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Turkish slangs
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 04:36 pm |
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hey 
I have been talking to Turks for a few months after I came from Turkey, and I´d like to understand all the slangs they use. Maybe a native Turk could write here some slangs and translations to them? And I also would like to get a translation to the saying "eyw". Teşekkürler 
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 07:16 pm |
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I think its not a good idea... 
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 08:41 pm |
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 10:56 pm |
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I think its not a good idea... 
Her zaman iyi bir fikre, bence Ben de öğrenmek istiyorum.
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 10:58 pm |
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Look here, but they are not very beautiful:
http://www.learningpracticalturkish.com/off-color-turkish-slang-dictionary.html
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 11:18 pm |
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Look here, but they are not very beautiful:
http://www.learningpracticalturkish.com/off-color-turkish-slang-dictionary.html
It is not easy to master Turkish slang. It is so vast even I can easily lose myself in it 
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 11:24 pm |
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What is Turkish slang actually based on? Street talk of Istanbul?
The "slang dictionary" I mentioned seems to be written by teenagers. Even many standard language words are considered slang if they have to do with certain body parts. The author does not know what slang is - but there are some pearls there.
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 11:30 pm |
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What is Turkish slang actually based on? Street talk of Istanbul?
The "slang dictionary" I mentioned seems to be written by teenagers. Even many standard language words are considered slang if they have to do with certain body parts. The author does not know what slang is - but there are some pearls there.
Every region has its slang exspressions. But many people from different regions of Turkey live in İstanbul. So Istanbul street talk can be very enlightining.
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27 Oct 2012 Sat 11:31 pm |
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Here is a slang dictionary:
http://www.idefix.com/kitap/turkcenin-buyuk-argo-sozlugu-taniklariyla-hulki-aktunc/tanim.asp?sid=FJW8EFLT0T3NTVDB2CDF
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28 Oct 2012 Sun 07:46 pm |
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hey 
I have been talking to Turks for a few months after I came from Turkey, and I´d like to understand all the slangs they use. Maybe a native Turk could write here some slangs and translations to them? And I also would like to get a translation to the saying "eyw". Teşekkürler 
I guess "eyw" is eyvallah. It means good-bye.
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28 Oct 2012 Sun 07:50 pm |
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By the way I hate those people who uses x,w,q when they write in Turkish.
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