Quoting Aslan:

Galatasaray won!!!

Quoting Aenigma:

It is TODAY! At 1700 i think....
But I get details from an English website so not sure if that's 1700 Turkish time or 1700 English time - sorry :-S

Quoting Elisa:

Quoting Elisa:

it's the -dikten sonra construction. You add -dikten sonra to the verb stem, and then it has the meaning of "after".
The opposite is -meden önce
Ex. Masaya gelmeden önce ellerini yıka!

Quoting Aslan:

Quoting ramayan:

i dedicate this match to the lovers who are seperated by mountains and sea

(im in arabesk mood )

Quoting Lyndie:

Ooh, this just proves the value of repetition in the posts. I knew this 'e' inabilitative suffix, but I had completely forgotten about it.
Everyday, I like to learn or remember just one small new thing because I dont have time to study all the time. So my learning needs are modest. Just one word or grammar rule per day is all I can aspire to. This was today's I will never forget it again. Thanks.

Quoting miss_ceyda:

hehe.. i think that my level of english is better than most people my age although i dont know how i would teach it to speakers of other languages.
for eg. my bf has just finished his first level english course and he is saying to me "look.. if a word ends in -ly or whatever we add this and that" and i was like "i didnt know that! i never had to learn it!!"
its the same with turkish though.. like, i know that if a verb stem is one syllable and ends with -l or -r it follows with -ir.. eg: kal-ır-ım... and my bf didnt know that hehe
i dont know where i would learn all of this from to teach to others!! :S