Hmmm never thought of it that way. Yeah, i hate it when Hotmail makes the ı » ý.. Looks really weird and annoying to read.

Right now I'd go for Gamze, Gözde or Filiz.

I love the English name Sarah.. would that sound funny, to be named Sarah when you live in Türkiye? Is there a Turkish name that sounds like Sarah? Or a the Turkish equivalent to Sarah? (Just like: Phyllis - Filiz, Esther - Yıldız)

I think my name sounds nice in Turkish But that might be because Kadir is the one saying it

I heard in Türkiye, at Lise, you can choose from 2 directions:

- Science
- Literature

Is there someone around here who chose the literature-section at highschool? What do they teach you at highschool about Turkish literature?

Do you have to read books at highscool, from Turkish authors? If so, could you make a list of books that you read during highscool?

THANKS

Aferin ve tebrikler, Lyndie!

There is a book that has many Turkish names listed, with their meaning or origin if known. I don't think the book tells you whether a name is old-fashioned or not, it has both modern and old names. But i think if you like a name, you should just choose it

Title: Çocuk isimleri : (anlamlar) : A'den Z'ye ansiklopedik
Written by: Yalcin Toker

Istanbul : Huzur yaylnevi, 2002
ISBN 975866607X

The book is in Turkish, but the explanations are small and quite simple. With basic knowledge and a dictionary you will certainly understand yourself. Otherwise you can ask your 'future daddy' or helpful people here online

There are a few names i like myself, for girls tho.

- Gözde
- Gülsüm (Kadir doesn't like it tho)
- Gönül (if im not mistaken)
- Ayşe
- Sevgi


Good luck

Then what are the two Y's good for at the end?

Well seen tho!

Thanks Im still interested in the other links of that webpage tho

And it;s been under construction for more than a year now
I read all the pages in English of the mainsite, thanks

Just curious what the other site tells. I would like to find out information about the content of the study. I saw it is about Eski Türkçe and stuff too, so I'd liek to know the information it says about the other parts.. because i only udnerstood Old Turkish

Hello

I got the link to the study that I am very interested in, to apply for in one of the coming years when i learnt to speak and understand Turkish like a native (I'm not joking I'm just a few years away from this study )

Can someone check this link, and all the links that are on it, and tell me what it says? I know a little about the study myself (I spoke with the people at EGE Ãœniversitesi), but my parents would like to know some more and I'm interested in what is on this site.

Click here for the webpage to EGE that I'd like you to visit and tell me

Thank you VERY much

If you think anything is worth to be translated, please let me know, so that i can copy it and ask someone else to do it, as you've already done lots of work for me by just checking and telling

I dont get what the big deal is either. But i say Türkiye most of the time too, just because i like it better and because i know the Turkish people prefer it.

The Dutch word for Türkiye is: Turkije