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Thread: Turkey - The name

491.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 03:22 am

 

Quoting yilgun-7

TÜRKÝYE

 

Türkiye´s official name is " TÜRKÝYE", not Turkey, according to Turkish law Constitution.The world history from 200 to 2000 calls "Turks".Turkey is a wrong name, because it is not legal.Law is law.This name must correct as TÜRKÝYE.

  

 

What are you trying to say??

 

Do you say Hollanda in Turkish, or do you call it ´Verenigd Koninkrijk der Nederlanden´ or ´Nederland´ the way we do? I didn´t think so.. Why should foreigners say a country´s name the way its inhabitants say? Turkey isnt a wrong name. It is its name for English speakers, just as Turks say Ýngiltere and not England, just as Dutch people say Turkije and Turkish people say Hollanda.



Thread: Londra Turk Film Festivali

492.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 03:09 am

 

Quoting Waseem_UK

Deli..... I was only being sarcastic... ! Didn´t expect anyone to translate it. I was trying to ´get noticed´ ! As, no one seemed to have noticed this topic...all attention seems to be genuinely helping those in need.

 

Thank you so much anyway... {#lang_emotions_flowers}

 

 Oh I didnt realize that. Anyway I don´t think you´ll get noticed with an article that half of our members doesn´t understand And it was done in a bit anyway



Thread: Report reveals horrors of violence against Turkish women

493.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 03:00 am

 

Quoting TheAenigma

 Well I was trying to be very peaceful and polite and also agreed in part, but I have taken your comment very seriously and will certainly "leave it there"..... {#lang_emotions_you_crazy}

 

 I was referring to the ongoing comments from LL, Bydand (and some others) over and over about how everybody thinks of each other. But my post wasn´t aimed at you specifically actually.

 

Btw I said that as a member, not as an admin. So go on if that´s what you feel like, I just think it is useless and rather see it not happening.



Thread: Help with translation please :)

494.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 02:53 am

She´s so weird

 

I´d probably say that as:

 

Çok garip, o kýz!

 

So weird, that girl.

 

But a native should speak up



Thread: Lutfen, Turkish to English please, would appreciate help

495.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 02:46 am

I have moved this topic to Turkish Translation, it was posted in the wrong section (Turkey).



Thread: Report reveals horrors of violence against Turkish women

496.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 02:42 am

 

Quoting TheAenigma

You actually make me laugh - all that "hot air and waffle" was so bothersome for you?  Nevermind that it was about REALITY.  Much nicer to read that you can give a couple of pounds to some nice agency and go away with a clear conscience eh?

 

 I think it is in humankind to have that tendency, and personally I don´t find too much wrong with it. If enough people would want to clear their conscience that way, at least the people who take real action have something to do that with. Right now I am also giving money to charity (and ofcourse when something like that happens around me, I will not think twice to take action), but on the larger scale I don´t think I do anything to really help. I hope to do so in the future though, when I am able and in the position to do so. Ofcourse there are tons of people who just send money all the time and never really think of it, and as long as they don´t boast that they are doing such great things for humankind (whilst other people do all the hard work!) I don´t think it´s such a big deal.

 

As for the ´hot air and waffle´, apart from a few personal arguments and disagreements, I found this topic to have evolved very peacefully and constructive! You can´t expect everyone to agree on anything (what a dull world it would be!) and in the ´heat of the ´fight´´, everyone is likely to be a little harsh, but in the end, I thought this was a really good thread and a really good discussion!!

 



Thread: what caught my eye today

497.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 12:27 am

 

Quoting Trudy

I´m happy with the choice for Aboutaleb! He´s not only more (not exactly) in my political direction than current major Ivo, he´s also much more good-looking!!

 

 When I heard the news of Rotterdam, I knew it couldn´t be you who was against



Thread: Londra Turk Film Festivali

498.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 12:20 am

Here´s your translation Sorry for the word columns and everything, it just kept changing!!



Thread: Londra Turk Film Festivali

499.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 12:20 am

 

Quoting Waseem_UK

Londra Türk Film Festivali (London Turkish Film Festival) bu yil 5 Aralik - 18 Aralik tarihleri arasinda seyircisiyle bulusmaya hazirlaniyor.

London - The Turkish Film Festival is preparing to meet her viewers this year between the dates of 5 and 18th december.


Türkiye Turizm ve Kültür Bakanlýðý´nýn da destegiyle bu yil 14. kez duzenlenecek olan Turk Film Festivali

Ingiltere´de duzenlenen onemli Turk organizasyonlarindan birisi.

 

The Turkish Film Festival, that will be this year for the 14th time and with the support of the Turkish Tourism and Culture Ministery, is one of the most important Turkish organisations that are held in England.


Gosterime ilk olarak Huseyin Karacabey´in yonettigi My Marlon and Brando ile baslanacak. Bu ilk film galasini British Film Institute Southbank yerinde izleyebilirsiniz.
Ýt will be started with the film that hasnt been shown before My Marlon and Brando that was directed by Huseyn Karacabey. You can follow this first-film-gala at the place of Britih Film Ýnstitute Southbank.

Sinema severler bir cogu odullu filmleri British Film Institute Southbank dýþýnda Barbican, Odeon Covent Garden, Rio Cinema Dalston, Odeoan Holloway ve Odeon Lee Valley salonlarinda izleyebililirler.
Cinema lovers can watch the films, that mostly have received awards, not only in Britih Film Ýnstitute Soutbank, but also in the salons of Barbican, Odeon Covent Garden, Rido Cinema Dalston, Odeoan Holloway and Odeion Ley Valley.

Londra Türk Film Festivali (London Turkish Film Festival) ile ilgili daha detayli bilgi almak ve filmler icin yer ayirtmak isterseniz Londra Türk Film Festivali (London Turkish Film Festival) web sitesi olan ltff.org.uk adresini ziyaret edebilirsiniz.

 To obtain more detailed information about the London Turkish Fikm Festival or to make a reservation for the films, you can visit the website of the Londen Turkish Film Festival ltff.org.uk

 



Thread: Report reveals horrors of violence against Turkish women

500.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 28 Nov 2008 Fri 10:21 pm

 

Quoting yilgun-7

For Deli_kizin,

 

 

 Thank you Yilgün. But please, no need for ´siz´, call me ´sen´  



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