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Thread: Little eng-turk please

421.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 29 Jun 2007 Fri 04:10 pm

"Sexy smile, gorgeous body, lips to kiss, sweet like sugar, eyes like stars. Enough about me! How are you?"

Çekici bir gülüş, harika bir vücut, öpülesi dudaklar, şeker gibi tatlı, yıldız gibi gözler. Benim hakkımda yeterince konuştuk. Sıra sende




Thread: ETT thanks

422.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 29 Jun 2007 Fri 03:58 pm

İşimin bitmesine bağlı olarak hâlâ cumartesi günü gelme olasılığım var.

My try



Thread: All about Turkish and Uyghur:

423.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 29 Jun 2007 Fri 03:19 pm

Quoting korshad:

I've read somewhere about the old Uyghur way of saying months.(Qozi, tomuz etc). However they are not used anymore. In spoken Uyghur we simply use:

Birinji ay, ikkinji ay, üchinji ay, törtinji ay, beshinji ay, altinji ay, yettinji ay, sekkizinji ay, toqquzunji ay, oninji ay, onbirinji ay and onikkinji ay.

In the writen form (which is very seldomly used), we use the english version of months:

yanwar, febral, mart, april, may, iyun, iyol, awghust, sentebir, öktebir, noyabir and dikabir.



Rehmet senga Kurshad.

Birinci ay, ikinci ay.... Ohşaş



Thread: All about Turkish and Uyghur:

424.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 28 Jun 2007 Thu 09:09 pm

Günler / Künler

duxamba (duşamba) >> pazartesi (pazar ertesi ertesi = following)

sayşamba >> salı

çarşamba >> çarşamba

perşembe >> perşembe

cuma >> cuma


şembe >> cumartesi (cuma ertesi )

yekşembe >> pazar

I am learning Uygur Dialect from my pretty Uygur Friend. (Rehmet Senga Adshim) Uygur is really same (ohşaş with Oğuz Turkish (Turkey Turkish). But i can understand Azeri Dialect and Özbek Dialect more.

I dont know months in Uygur. Pls help me... (mini kutkuzwal)

Ocak (January) (Turkish origin) (ocak = furnace, family, home, centre)

Şubat(February) (Syriac, Sümer origin)

Mart (March) (Latin origin)

Nisan (April) (Sümer origin)

Mayıs (May) (Latin origin) (turkish mayıs = animal manure)

Haziran (June) (Syriac, Sümer origin )

Temmuz (July) (Sümer origin)

Ağustos (August) (Latin origin)

Eylül (September) (Sümer, Syriac origin)

Ekim (Oktober) (Turkish origin) (ekim =sowing month)

Kasım (November) (Turkish origin) (kasım = kas, kasma, kasnama = vibrate)

Aralık (December) (Turkish origin) (aralık = ajar)

Körüşemiz / GörüşÃ¼rüz



Thread: turkish to english please

425.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 26 Jun 2007 Tue 09:39 pm

bu da mı gelecekti başımıza lol



Thread: eng-tr one line

426.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 14 Jun 2007 Thu 09:39 am

You're welcome



Thread: eng-tr one line

427.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 14 Jun 2007 Thu 09:34 am

Grip oldum is the true way

If you have a suspicion that you will have influenza then you can say grip oluyorum or sanırım grip oluyorum.

See you..



Thread: Turkish hospitality

428.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 11 Jun 2007 Mon 03:03 pm

In here both side know how to behave so there is no problem. You are right if someone is in your home you cant say no or bad things and you cant behave him/her bad. Its our culture.

But guests also dont exploit this situation. Cause being contended with something is also in our culture. They dont ask something, they dont want something. Host have to think and serve.

If you are a foreigner dont worry. Turks have a big tolerance. You dont have to think abouth our traditions and no one will blame you for this. For example if we have a rule and if you dont obey no one will remind that. They thougth that you dont know abouth it so no problem.

For example women have to cover their heads in our holy places. But i saw alot of tourists who has nothing in their heads.

And mylo sorry for that weird family. lol How a weird woman lol



Thread: Turkish Movies

429.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 26 May 2007 Sat 11:23 pm

Karagöz ve Hacivat Neden Öldürüldü? Wonderful and funny

Eşkiya

Babam ve Oğlum

My favourites...



Thread: Traditions ...

430.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 25 May 2007 Fri 11:14 am

Your welcome



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