hi ali

r u sure that care has persian origion if it is so i am realy sory i didn't know
i wish if u keep on telling such thing if something like that happened again.

Merhaba! let's see what tells us the Sözlerin Soyaçagi - Çagdas Türkçenin Etimolojik Sözlügü of Sevan Nisanyan (www.nisanyan.com/sozluk) about the word çare:

çare ~ Fa çāre/çār tedbir, çare ~ OFa çārak (= Ave çārā- yöntem, usul, çare)

It's Persian Selam!!!

ok no trouble if u belive it is persian am sorry

another word,

the word lazim, this one also used too much in arabic
and i think i think it is arabic

Yes, I have searched it in the dictionary (www.nisanyan.com/sozluk) and it's arabic, as you said.

Another arabic word very often used is zaman, and the preposition "aleyh" but used as a posposition, i.e. "Iran aleyhine" ("against Persia"). Selaam

ok about zaman i know its arabic
but what is the other word ? i couldnt understand what is it?

It's a preposition, i.e. is used in front of a word; aleyh in arabic, i guess, means "to" or "towards", as in "aleyküm" to you, i guess, but you know better. It's rarely used in Turkish, i think, but i saw some examples, but after a word;
Selaam

Xesc just a question.. I've noticed at the end of ur post u always write: Selam!!
as far as I know "selam" means "hello".. and not "bye"! maybe i'm wrong..

You are right it's "hi", but selam simply means "peace", and it's used as equivalent of "hello" or "hi",

But (i guess) it can be used as farewell; at least i have seen this use talking with turkish friends and reading some turkish texts,

Maybe i'm wrong, because sometimes people doesn't speak "correctly" their own language, thus, if someone can tell me if, according to correct standard turkish, it's right or wrong use selam as farewell i will be grateful

hi xesc

yes i tell u that selam can be used as farewell though it mean hi.

Merhaba!! thank you very much alyaa
And, talking about the meanings of the worb "selam", it's another arabic word!.

Just another possibly arabic word, very important, is Türkiye (well, it's a mixture between Turkish Türk- and ¿arabic? suffix -iye....)how do you say "Turkey" in arabic??

Tesekkür Ederimmm