this book - bu kitap   correct
that book - şu kitap  correct
that hotel - o otel   correct
these girls - bunlar kızlar bu kızlar (the plural state of bunlar, onlar etc. is only used when they are used alone, without the word they are referring to.)
those girls - onlar kıslar o kızlar
i am a girl - bir kızım correct
they are girls - onlar kızlar correct
i am a student - bir öğrencim/bir öğrenciyim (?) second one. ben bir öğrenciyim
you are a teacher - öğretmensin correct
we play - oynaz - oynarız (aorist tense), oynuyoruz (present continuous tense)
i am cold - soğuğum üşüdüm, from the verb ´üşümek´, to feel cold
this is easy - o kolay bu kolay
this is difficult - o zor bu zor
i am writing - yazıyorum correct
my book - kitabım correct
that is my book - şu kitabım/kitabım şu (?) o benim kitabım
i live in england - ingiltere´de yaşıyorum correct
our window - penceremiz  correct
your food - yemeğin correct

Well done!

It is also tested for the bloodgrouping of Rh, because when the woman is Rh negative and the male Rh positive, it can cause complications during pregnancy. Knowing this beforehand, the problem can easily be solved with just one needle

 I had the luck to spend long periods of time in Turkey (9 months in 2006-7 and 6 months this year), and also the chance to work with Turkish people in the Netherlands who usually come from (families from) villages in Turkey and therefore have a more rural accent. Alltogether it took me about 3 years to get where I am now, but I can say that the first 9 months were the ones I learnt most of what I know now.

 İnternette ´Türkiye´deki milli parklar´ına baktığımızı hatırlıyor musun? Fotoğrafları çok beğenmiştik. O yerlerin bazıları seninle gezmek benim hayalimdir. Geçen ay beraber gezerken o kadar eğlenmiştik ki! Belki bir araba alabilirsin ya da, bir otelde işe başlamadan önce, arkadaşlarınla beraber gidebiliriz ilkbaharda. Muhteşem olacak!

If by getting a car, you mean ´buying a car´, it is like I said above.

if you mean ´renting a car´ --> belki bir araba kiralayabilirsin

if you mean ´arranging a car´ --> belki bir araba ayarlayabilirsin

I think ´bugünleridemi görecektik´ should be ´bu günleri de mi görecektik´, and that literally means ´were we going to see these days as well?´ as in ´who would have thought we´d see such days´.

Sounds like you´ve been reading (or watching) Betty Mahmoody´s ´Not without my daughter´

Polygamy is forbidden in Turkey, it occurs only on very small scale and mainly among Kurdish families. Polygamy actually has never been a feature of Turkish society.

I don´t know about the divorce stuff etc, but why falling for someone who gives you the feeling you might need to know all these? Obviously it´s important to know what you´re getting into and to learn a way out (to prevent is better than to heal), but still.. If you get to know him better you will eventually figure out what kind of person he is and what is thoughts and opinions are on some subjects.

As for citizenship, I may be mistaken but as far as I know a child gets automatically Turkish citizenship if the father is Turkish...

The 6-7 Eylül olayları are a Turkish political masterpiece of the Democrat Party to turn Cyprus, which was never an issue in the foreign policies nor in the national consciousness, into a national cause for Turkey.

It would be nice if the people would actually realise that they were tricked into this, instead of taking the Cyprus-issue for granted and believing that it has always been there.

 Actually, officially they arent  You would hear it only in ´folk tongue´ though. It is kind of like the difference in the last n of ´nörüyon´ and ´napiyon´. Someone in Yozgat saying nörüyon pronounces that n differently than someone from Ankara asking ´napiyon´. It is about the ´original´ sounds of Turkish, though I realise that that is kind of debatable.

However, in nowadays Turkish they are pronounced the same, yes, and my point there was not to teach anyone to pronounce them differently (though so far I have come across 2 persons who do ), but to illustrate why it is cumbersome to give pronounciation-examples for Turkish by giving loanword-examples.

The reason why it is not smart to give a comparison of pronounciation of vowels with an Arabic loanword, is because the ´original word´ is written differently. In Arabic, memur is written with a glottal letter, hemze (i think). This causes a small pause in the word and tehrefore the vowel seems longer.

It is hard to give an exact example of how words in Turkish are pronounced, because when they are from Arabic or Persian origine, their pronounciation depends on the original spelling. For example, officially there is a difference in pronounciation between ben (me) and ben (mole on the skin). The difference in pronounciation derives from original spelling: the n in ben/me is a Nun, the n in ben/mole is a kef. However, these are just details. A general rule in Turkish is that all vowels are pronounced shortly, words of Turkish origine do not know long vowels, they are all short.

 No, seriously. Why don´t you write something about the Black Sea region Food, dance, history. There is lots to tell! I remember Kadir once sent me a picture of a hotel in Rize that his friend manages, I sincerely thought it was either Austria or photoshop It´s gorgeous! I hope I have a chance to visit there this year.