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Çorba is soup
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23 Aug 2009 Sun 11:43 am |
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Nisanyan Dictionary has a lot of false wrong informations. yOU SHOULD KNOW THÃS
Every Turkish/English dictionary I have seen has a lot of wrong information! No wonder it´s so hard to learn!
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25 Aug 2009 Tue 07:25 am |
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Edited (10/7/2009) by çorba
Edited (10/7/2009) by çorba
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25 Aug 2009 Tue 10:51 am |
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Çorba.......
hmmmm seems familiar.
In a few hours I will be eating iþkembe çorbasý - *YuMMy*
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25 Aug 2009 Tue 01:08 pm |
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In a few hours I will be eating iþkembe çorbasý - *YuMMy*
Have a great trip!!
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25 Aug 2009 Tue 06:04 pm |
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Does iki taþ çorba mean 2 stones in soup?? I could never get my head around these words..lol!!
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25 Aug 2009 Tue 06:18 pm |
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shorba is what we call soup in egypt 
But, thats not the correct arabic word, i forget what it is and nobody´s home to ask
I had noo idea it was actually persian!
à never knew it was persian too lol
à forgot what it is in formal Arabic too, but after searching...its Hisa´a حساء and also called Marak مرق
And thanks to Wiki for that lol
http://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D8%B4%D9%88%D8%B1%D8%A8%D8%A9
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02 Sep 2009 Wed 08:19 pm |
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In arabic is it : ÞORBA.. Marak is the sause we put on the rice and the iraqis use it much as Marag
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02 Sep 2009 Wed 08:19 pm |
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In arabic is it : ÞORBA.. Marak is the sause we put on the rice and the iraqis use it much as Marag
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03 Sep 2009 Thu 12:56 pm |
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Corba, or words similar to it are also used in a lot of Eastern European countries to say soup. When my partner came to visit me, a Moldovan co-worker talked to him about food (don´t ask me why) and they discovered that a lot of words in Moldovan and Turkey were very similar. I think it has something to do with history and Turkish invadors in the area of Moldova, but don´t pin me down on it.
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03 Sep 2009 Thu 05:38 pm |
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Corba, or words similar to it are also used in a lot of Eastern European countries to say soup. When my partner came to visit me, a Moldovan co-worker talked to him about food (don´t ask me why) and they discovered that a lot of words in Moldovan and Turkey were very similar. I think it has something to do with history and Turkish invadors in the area of Moldova, but don´t pin me down on it.
My dear there is no such language on the earth ! Doesnt exist Moldovian language !  Ãts called Romanian language! You can check here
Edited (9/3/2009) by ReyhanL
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03 Sep 2009 Thu 09:03 pm |
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pfff, romanian with a moldovan accent, you know what I mean!
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