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Bayram greetings
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10.       duda
0 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 02:15 am

Bayram mübarek ola,
to everybody who celebrate it,
with best wishes!

Duda

11.       Joey
0 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 02:48 am

Herkes için bayramınız kutlu olsun.

12.       Tiny
28 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 08:30 am

Is "bayraminiz" in the plural? If I was sending the message to one person would I say it the same way?

Thanks again.

13.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 09:30 am

bayraminiz = ur and ur family festival..
bayramın = yur festival...

14.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 09:32 am

senin ve ailenin bayramını kutlar daha nice bayramlar dilerim = i celebrate ur and yur famils's festival and i wish many festivals...

15.       Lapinkulta
0 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 09:59 am

iyi bayramlar...

16.       gizopy
366 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 11:50 am

Herkese iyi bayramlar , ailenizle ve sevdiklerinizle geçireceğiniz daha nice bayramlara...

17.       amnariel
138 posts
 22 Sep 2008 Mon 10:27 am

 

Quoting gizopy

Herkese iyi bayramlar , ailenizle ve sevdiklerinizle geçireceğiniz daha nice bayramlara...

 

 Can I have translation for this, and some advice on how to wish happy Seker Bayrami in Turkish of course

18.       Faruk
1607 posts
 23 Sep 2008 Tue 05:20 am

Bayramınız mübarek olsun

Bayramınız kutlu olsun

İyi bayramlar

 

By the way, I don´t approve the name Şeker Bayramı. What is that? It is Ramazan Bayramı, comes after the Ramazan. Şeker Bayramı is a wrong usage, it destroys all the meaning of Ramazan.

19.       amnariel
138 posts
 23 Sep 2008 Tue 10:53 am

 

Quoting Faruk

By the way, I don´t approve the name Şeker Bayramı. What is that? It is Ramazan Bayramı, comes after the Ramazan. Şeker Bayramı is a wrong usage, it destroys all the meaning of Ramazan.

 

 Tesekkurler Faruk!

 

I was looking for Turkish expression for Ramazan Bayramı and this is what I found on a very official website about Turkey and Turkish tradition.

I was a little bit surprised about this name, because this holiday is names Ramazan Bayram in my country, never heard of name other than that.

20.       cher7L
9 posts
 23 Sep 2008 Tue 11:45 am

I´m sorry, but what is bayram means? Is it the eid mubarak? {#lang_emotions_unsure}

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