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Thread: Arabic language teachers in Turkey

121.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 27 Sep 2012 Thu 03:20 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

 

What makes Arabic Language any greater than Eskimo Language (whatever it is !) ?

 

... greater? i didnt use that word. I said Arabic is a great language which means Arabic is a great language. Eskimo language can also be great. I didnt compare.

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Thread: Arabic language teachers in Turkey

122.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 27 Sep 2012 Thu 01:45 pm

Arabic is a great language. I wonder i could learn. Maybe one day inshallah.

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Thread: Turkish vs Azeri

123.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 26 Sep 2012 Wed 05:46 pm

I have searched a little bit about this issue and according to what i have found from various sources, the situation is like that;

It doesnt matter if we take the word as ben or men, when we add the suffix -a/-e which is originally -ga / -ge, the n letter of men/ben and the g letter of -ga/-ge are combined and become nasal n (ñ . (In my accent we still say baña and saña instead of bana /sana)

ben+ge -- benge -- beñe  -- baña

men+ge  -- menge - meñe -- maña

 

This ñ converts the soft vowels to hard vowels. (e to a)  I tried to say beñe and baña , señe and saña, it is more easier to say baña and saña instead of beñe and señe.

 

"" A different example from a site  tengri converted to tanrı.  ""

 

 

 



Thread: Neset Ertas dies at age of 74

124.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 25 Sep 2012 Tue 01:38 pm

Allah rahmet eylesin.

 

İnna lillahi ve inna ileyhi raciun.



Thread: Turkish vs Azeri

125.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 22 Sep 2012 Sat 02:27 pm

 

Quoting freedquaker

 In my humble opinion, All Turkic Languages are technical marvels, and it is an invaluable joy to learn and teach them!

 

It is really good to read such a post. Thank you for it.

 

After you mentioned the authentic form of ben bana / men mene thing, i have checked 18 dialects and as you see in the table given below, out of 18 dialects, just 4 dialects use -e and 14 dialects use -a suffix. I think  this is because the suffix we use.(-e / -a)  What do you think about it?

 

  Türkiye Gagavuz Azeri Türkmen Özbek Uygur Kazak Kırgız Karakalpak
I ben ben men  men men  men  men men men
you sen sen sen  sen sen  sen sen sen sen
to me bana  bana  mene maña menge maña mağan maga mağan
to you sana sana sene saña senge saña sağan saga sağan
       
  Nogay Tatar Başkurt Kırım Tatar Karaçay Kumuk Altay Hakas Tuva
I  men min min men men men men min men
you sen sin hin sen sen sen sen sin sen
to me maga miña miña maña mañña mağa mege mağaa meñee
to you saga siña hiña saña sañña sağa sege sağaa señee



Thread: Turkish vs Azeri

126.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 22 Sep 2012 Sat 02:27 pm

 

Quoting freedquaker

 In my humble opinion, All Turkic Languages are technical marvels, and it is an invaluable joy to learn and teach them!

 

It is really good to read such a post. Thank you for it.

 

After you mentioned the authentic form of ben bana / men mene thing, i have checked 18 dialects and as you see in the table given below, out of 18 dialects, just 4 dialects use -e and 14 dialects use -a suffix. I think  this is because the suffix we use.(-e / -a)  What do you think about it?

 

  Türkiye Gagavuz Azeri Türkmen Özbek Uygur Kazak Kırgız Karakalpak
I ben ben men  men men  men  men men men
you sen sen sen  sen sen  sen sen sen sen
to me bana  bana  mene maña menge maña mağan maga mağan
to you sana sana sene saña senge saña sağan saga sağan
       
  Nogay Tatar Başkurt Kırım Tatar Karaçay Kumuk Altay Hakas Tuva
I  men min min men men men men min men
you sen sin hin sen sen sen sen sin sen
to me maga miña miña maña mañña mağa mege mağaa meñee
to you saga siña hiña saña sañña sağa sege sağaa señee



Thread: Greeks learn Turkish by watching TV series

127.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 22 Sep 2012 Sat 01:51 pm

 

Quoting DisiBayanAsk

 

 Good question

 The more languages combined, the closer we will be to having one global language (English is our closet hope)---Our languages are confused, this is such a punishment, not to be celebrated about. It´s a major barrier to bridging cultures, & separating us humans so we all cannot communitcate with each other. Quite a sad situation.

 

Thus, if we can combine Greek & Turkish (Greish)--with Spanglish (English & Spanish)  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanglish  then all we have to do is combine Greish & Spanglish together (and add all the other languages in there somehow too) to make only one language for us humans which will be called: silence.

 

Silence is the only equal comunication we have afterall.

 

 

Then you will make a language soup.

By the way thank you for correcting my misspell. It seems you do care the grammatical rules of english. Anyways after greish and spanglish ( a new soup against esperanto )  are combined, we wont have to care about these kind of bothersome things.

By the way the problem is not that we dont understand each other because of the languages but we dont want to understand each other.

 

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Thread: Greeks learn Turkish by watching TV series

128.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 21 Sep 2012 Fri 06:09 pm

 

Quoting Totief

 

Both languages should and will be preserved but have you any idea how many common words greeks and turkish share? As a greek I can cite a few turkish words we use in everyday language: köfte, dolma (even yalancı - with no minced meat, just rice), ğursuz, çoban, rahat, titiz, mengene, yavru, bakal, manav and many, many other words.

 

 

Yes i know that.

 



Thread: Greeks learn Turkish by watching TV series

129.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 21 Sep 2012 Fri 11:30 am

I agree with you, there can be a cooperation between two nations. And we can save our cultural values as we could reach the values under the Aegean Sea.



Thread: OLD NEWS

130.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 21 Sep 2012 Fri 11:24 am

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

 

I think you definitely have a problem with understanding words or messages.

 

 

Definitely  



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