I am trying to translate these sentences here. Can someone help me finish. so far i can figure out that it is about the topic of being jealous. My translation may not be fully right.

Kızların aşk anlayışı "hadi beni kıskan"

Girls love the concept of "let´s be jealous of me"

yani hadi beni kiskansana

so let me be jealous

Artık Kıskanmak parayla suya yüzde yüz zam gelmiş zaten

Envy is now one hundred percent as money is also.


gerisi beni baglamaz ya kiskanacan ya kisanacan

Kiskanmirem ula Kiskanmirem

this has the jeolousy word but i cannot fully translate it´s meaning

sen bilirsin ulen bnden soylemesi

I cannot make sense out of this one. It is to tell someone something?

gul sen gul

what is gul?

Kızların aşk anlayışı "hadi beni kıskan"

Girls´ concept of love is "Come on, be jealous of me"

yani hadi beni kiskansana

so come on, be jealous of me already!

Artık Kıskanmak parayla suya yüzde yüz zam gelmiş zaten

Jealousy is charged nowadays, water prices have already increased 100%. (I can´t make out this sentence´s meaning either; but this is the literal translation.)

 
gerisi beni baglamaz ya kiskanacan ya kiskanacan (Missing a letter there)

I don´t care about the rest, either be jealous of me or be jealous of me

Kiskanmirem ula Kiskanmirem

I won´t be jealous, I won´t be! (Ula is a very popular also a bit vulgar intensifier. It has many versions such as: ulan, ulen, lan, len, ula, uleyn. They all mean the same thing. "Kıskanmirem" is of Anatolian dialect, used to add a bit of humoristic sense. In formal Turkish it´s: "Kıskanmıyorum.")

sen bilirsin ulen bnden soylemesi

Your choice, I don´t mind telling you.

"Benden söylemesi" is used when we give advice to someone or inform them about something that we´re sure it´s gonna happen. In this sentence it also has a bit of a threatful cling. Here´s a few more examples to make it more clear:

O kız sana yaramaz, benden söylemesi! (That girl isn´t for you, lemme tell you)

Bu adam sana maaşını vermez, benden söylemesi. (He won´t pay you, mark my words.)

gul sen gul

Laugh all you want

"Gülmek" actually means "to laugh". It has a reproachful sense in this sentence.

Also keep in mind that all these entries were written in a very bad Turkish; but I´m sure you´ll be able to find the correct spelling in any dictionary.

Hope it was helpful,

-Jansay

Jansay that was an amazing answer!!!

Does anyone can translate what does it means? kinkasana ulan?? its I am not jealous??

As translated above : Be jealous of me, dude. Ulan is a slang way of adressing someone and it is not kind. I prefered to translate it as dude but dude doesnt seem offensive but ulan can be very offensive. I use it sometimes when I address a very close friend if we are making jokes to annoy each other or when we talk slang.