thanks everyone, i understand running is kosma and swimming is yuzme etc but why add the -yi etc?
ahhh its hard!

could anyone help me to understand this? how come sometimes people use -mayi/meyi instead of mek/mak, for example - i began to run = kosmayi basladim, wouldnt this be kosmak basladim?

is there specific words that you should use meyi instead of mek, or doesnt it matter? i find this really confusing, and no books i have explain it so could anyone help?

thanks a lot if you can xxx

thanks a lot!

hi just a quicky, can someone please translate this into turkish?
'i hope you like these photographs and you look at them a lot. i love looking at photos of you because i love everything about you, your smile, your laugh, your chocolate eyes (which i want to eat!)'

thanks

Not sure about 1 and 2, but 3 is 'i really do love you' and 4 is 'i love you very much too my baby'

does anyone know a besiktas football address i can write to to request a team autograph or anything like that? i really want to suprise my boyfriend for his birthday and i was hoping this would work?
if not, any ideas on how to get an autograph?
thanks a lot

sorry to be a pain, but can anyone explain how 'gülümsettiğini' works, because if its the -dik suffix i thought that meant something like 'the thing which i am smiling'? this is the one bit of turkish that i find really confusing!

thanks a lot mltm, your a star!