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Thread: t-e plz

1.       DancingFire
49 posts
 29 Jun 2008 Sun 06:57 pm

Do do do do doooo.. I'm lovin it

I guess slogans with bad grammar or spelling stick in your mind.. I'm thinking of Toys R Us with the backwards R



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

2.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:54 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Quoting sonunda:

The BBC are saying that they have nothing but admiration for the Turks and Germany really didn't deserve to win!


What does it mean 'they didn't deserve to win'? eh? They played to win, they didn't get it for free!



The way the Germans were playing.. like the commentators said, they seemed to just turn up and expect to win. The Turks had the ball most of the time.. and they were playing together alot better as a team.



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

3.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:45 pm

Quoting sonunda:

The BBC are saying that they have nothing but admiration for the Turks and Germany really didn't deserve to win!



Yeah they've really been slating the Germans



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

4.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:43 pm

They did play very well.



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

5.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:41 pm



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

6.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:39 pm

It's all over



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

7.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:36 pm

I keep forgetting how to breathe



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

8.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:35 pm

Oh ffs
3-2 to Germany



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

9.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:33 pm

Quoting silversong:

Quoting sonunda:

2-2 !!!!!!!



Omg
I didnt think this through





What are you having shots of?



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

10.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 11:30 pm

Beauuutiful
2-2!



Thread: EURO 2008 SEMI FINAL - TURKEY VS. GERMANY

11.       DancingFire
49 posts
 25 Jun 2008 Wed 10:42 pm

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Thread: Turkey ve Croatia

12.       DancingFire
49 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 12:29 am

I can't believe they did it!!



Thread: Turkey ve Croatia

13.       DancingFire
49 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 12:28 am

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Thread: Turkey ve Croatia

14.       DancingFire
49 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 12:24 am

I was falling asleep now I'm burning up.. this is intense..



Thread: Turkey ve Croatia

15.       DancingFire
49 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 12:18 am

OMG TURKEY SCORED!!



Thread: Turkey ve Croatia

16.       DancingFire
49 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 12:15 am

Croatia scored



Thread: Turkey ve Croatia

17.       DancingFire
49 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 12:12 am

Less than 5 minutes left..
still nothing happening..



Thread: Turkey ve Croatia

18.       DancingFire
49 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 12:01 am

Quoting azizehannah:

geeeeez! its 5 am here
and i`m sleepy
i cant wait to know who won!



You poor thing!

All these footballers look tired out.. I'd hate to be running around in that heat.



Thread: Turkey ve Croatia

19.       DancingFire
49 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 11:55 pm

Still nil-nil in extra time!
COME ON TURKEY!!



Thread: Language exchange partner.

20.       DancingFire
49 posts
 18 Jun 2008 Wed 11:46 pm

Quoting longinotti1:

Which language to you want to learn?




I'm thinking... Turkish



Thread: A little learning can be a dangerous thing

21.       DancingFire
49 posts
 15 Jun 2008 Sun 06:25 pm

I'm glad he wasn't left behind!



Thread: translation please

22.       DancingFire
49 posts
 15 Jun 2008 Sun 05:25 pm

Quoting lady in red:

Hmmm....all sounds very '007' to me.



love it..



Thread: Happy Anniversary

23.       DancingFire
49 posts
 13 Jun 2008 Fri 05:42 pm

Coincidence.. it's your anniversary soon too!



Thread: Biraz Translation Lutfen

24.       DancingFire
49 posts
 13 Jun 2008 Fri 03:47 pm

Quoting Blue Butterfly:

I wasnt actually asking for this to be translated straight away, it is just frustrating that people are posting their comments and opinions instead of helping with the translations


Please could some kind person do the translation for me. When you have the time and it is convenient for you, there is no rush.

çok teşşekür ederim
Charlotte Rose
xx



The amount of question marks you used signified a great deal of impatience in my opinion, and it wasn't very polite. Seeing as you are asking for help pretty often.. you could show a little bit more respect.
People aren't just here to endlessly translate, and even if I could translate your messages, I'm not sure I would feel the urge to.



Thread: Biraz Translation Lutfen

25.       DancingFire
49 posts
 13 Jun 2008 Fri 03:35 pm

Quoting Blue Butterfly:

This translation has nothing to do with my relationship.

This is for a friend of mine.

Please could somebody translate this ????????????

Thank you
Charlotte Rose



Give people a chance, you'd only posted this an hour earlier.. what did your last slave die of?



Thread: Turkish Tourism needs a re-think!

26.       DancingFire
49 posts
 11 Jun 2008 Wed 04:18 pm

Quoting Ebbyru:

I don't look turkish one bit, but I have recently got as turkish passport but of course not everyone knows that when I'm in turkey just the people in the airport and relatives



Well then I'm stumped. Did you walk around with your eyes closed? Or maybe you're a ninja..



Katya.



Thread: Turkish Tourism needs a re-think!

27.       DancingFire
49 posts
 11 Jun 2008 Wed 03:07 pm

If you look Turkish you don't really get hassled... I was fine when on my own, but when with my blonde blue-eyed sister, it was a different story!

Katya.



Thread: Turkish Tourism needs a re-think!

28.       DancingFire
49 posts
 11 Jun 2008 Wed 02:47 pm

Quoting AEnigmamagnadea:

To add insult to injury, the food and drink at the airport is probably the most expensive in the world!!! (I remember it too!). My colleague was forced to purchase food when their plane was delayed and it cost £30 for two sandwiches and two coffees!!!!!!!!! RIP OFF!



It is amazing how much things cost in Turkish airports! I always take in my own food and drink in case of any delays.

Katya.



Thread: Turkish Tourism needs a re-think!

29.       DancingFire
49 posts
 11 Jun 2008 Wed 02:44 pm

I thought the hassling had supposed to have been stopped?
When I went to Turkey a few weeks ago, my family were still being hassled alot, but it was nowhere near as much as in previous years.
You can't blame them for trying to get your business.. but we are used to choosing for ourselves and it is a culture shock.
Still... I very much love Turkey and how different it is from home.

Katya.



Thread: Tiny translation lütfen!! T-E...

30.       DancingFire
49 posts
 07 Jun 2008 Sat 11:10 pm

Thank you for the quick response Joanne.

Katya. x



Thread: Tiny translation lütfen!! T-E...

31.       DancingFire
49 posts
 07 Jun 2008 Sat 11:03 pm

"dayanamiyorum artik"

Teşekkürler,
Katya.



Thread: Turkish Bath worth the embarrassment

32.       DancingFire
49 posts
 07 Jun 2008 Sat 07:46 pm

Quoting alameda:

Interesting, I didn't see any naked people in any hammams. Being naked was a definite no no.

You do get very clean in them. There is something about it that makes the dirt roll off your skin, even if you just took a bath and shower previous to entering the hamman.




My guy kept tearing my skin off and asking me how I got so dirty!
It is strange how much dirt comes off even when you're a very clean person though.



Thread: Turkish Bath worth the embarrassment

33.       DancingFire
49 posts
 07 Jun 2008 Sat 02:36 pm

Quoting lady in red:

Quoting DancingFire:

Yes that's true.. if the men were naked I may have had a different opinion!

Katya.




I think you might be getting a few unwanted pms after that comment Katya!!!




Oops... what I mean is.. I love all people, naked or not..



Thread: Turkish Bath worth the embarrassment

34.       DancingFire
49 posts
 07 Jun 2008 Sat 01:40 pm

Yes that's true.. if the men were naked I may have had a different opinion!

Katya.



Thread: Turkish Bath worth the embarrassment

35.       DancingFire
49 posts
 07 Jun 2008 Sat 01:27 pm

Quoting libralady:

During my recent trip to turkey my daughter managed to talk me into going for a Turkish bath.. Big mistake
I was horrified to discover that it was men that would be doing the washing and massaging, however I grit my teeth and think to myself these guys are professionals and do this everyday. I have never been washed so thouroughly and in front of so many people and I dont care to repeat the experience, however the worst was yet to come. Being massaged by a man was horrific enough, but then he started suggesting we meet up for a drink later
give me the fat naked lady anyday



Oh nooooo.. I really wouldn't like a naked lady to be soaping me down, that'd be my worst nightmare! The four hands thing? EW!! At least with men, whether they're sweet men or gargoyles or ones who hit on you, at least it feels more natural somehow.

Katya.



Thread: Turkish Bath worth the embarrassment

36.       DancingFire
49 posts
 07 Jun 2008 Sat 12:59 pm

Quoting libralady:

Sounds like torture to me, I shuddered at the vision of the naked woman doing the bathing. Why would she be naked?



I was also wondering this.. I can't think of any reason that she would need to be?

Katya.



Thread: Turkish Bath worth the embarrassment

37.       DancingFire
49 posts
 07 Jun 2008 Sat 12:32 pm

Wow.. that's a different kind of Turkish Bath to the last one I experienced! I was soaped down by a man who was some kind of extreme masseuse.. he was throwing people face-first against the wall after he had washed their hair.. to bend their arms back etc. I'm sure it did them some good... but when it came to me, he scraped so much skin off my arms that he made me bleed, and I had scabby elbows for weeks afterwards!
Still... I'd go back for more... a Turkish Bath is definately a unique experience!

Katya.



Thread: Problems accessing Turkish Class website

38.       DancingFire
49 posts
 04 Jun 2008 Wed 08:18 pm

I'm still having problems at times..
it often comes up as 'This page cannot be displayed.'

Katya.



Thread: T-E a couple of short messages.. please help

39.       DancingFire
49 posts
 01 Jun 2008 Sun 07:55 pm

Tesekkür ederim!

Katya. x



Thread: T-E a couple of short messages.. please help

40.       DancingFire
49 posts
 01 Jun 2008 Sun 07:37 pm

"Bende seni seviyorum bebegim gel artik turkiyeye sensiz olmuyor."

"Gel ne olur gel."

"Askim neden sms atmiyosun bir seymi oldu."


Some familiar words but... still not sure!

Thanks,
Katya.



Thread: Problems accessing Turkish Class website

41.       DancingFire
49 posts
 31 May 2008 Sat 10:39 pm

I've had alot of problems with it this week but I will follow your advice...

Teşekkür ederim.

Katya.



Thread: one more plssss

42.       DancingFire
49 posts
 31 May 2008 Sat 07:13 pm

I miss you, body and soul so strong that it takes my breath away
Bedenim ve ruhumla seni özlüyorum ki bu benim nefesini kesiyor

And I breathe you into my heart and pray for the strength to stand today
Ve seni kalbime doğru çekiyorum ve bugün dimdik durmak için dua ediyorum

Cause I love you, whether its wrong or right
Çünkü seni seviyorum, yanlış ya da doğru olsa da

And though I cant be with you tonight
Ve sanırım bu akşam seninle olamayacağım

And know my heart is by your side
Ve kalbimin senin yanında olacağını biliyorum


(... from www.canim.net, the lyrics site)


Katya. x



Thread: T-E please....

43.       DancingFire
49 posts
 31 May 2008 Sat 06:43 pm

"Benimde ihtiyacim var ama sen yoksun I miss you bende seni cok seviyorum gel artik yanima"

I only understand the I miss you, and I love you so much part! What does yanima mean.. I see that alot..

Çok teşekkürler,
Katya.



Thread: T-E I'd be very grateful...

44.       DancingFire
49 posts
 30 May 2008 Fri 02:11 am



Thanks....



Thread: T-E I'd be very grateful...

45.       DancingFire
49 posts
 30 May 2008 Fri 01:52 am

if you could please help translate this for me..

"Bu son kontör askim kasim 22De askerde olcakmisim bu mesajin hepsini ne olur cevir baska kontörüm kalmadi bitti seni seviyorum benimle evlenirmisin peki"

I understand the going into the army in November part..



Thread: T-E please help me translate...

46.       DancingFire
49 posts
 28 May 2008 Wed 08:35 pm

Thank you very much, both of you.

Katya. x



Thread: T-E please help me translate...

47.       DancingFire
49 posts
 28 May 2008 Wed 05:20 pm

"Senden bazen süpeleniyorum turk olabilirsin diye. Bu kadar güzel türkceyi nasil ögrendin anlamiyorum."




Thread: T-E only 3 words, please help

48.       DancingFire
49 posts
 28 May 2008 Wed 03:27 pm



Thread: T-E only 3 words, please help

49.       DancingFire
49 posts
 28 May 2008 Wed 02:37 pm

"yolda kalmadin degilmi"

Teşekkürler!

Katya



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