Hi Matt,

We use "bir türlü" in negative sentences. But I can suggest some other expressions for positive sentences.

You can use "bir şekilde" instead of "bir türlü" in your example:

Bir şekilde başaracaksın. (somehow)

Or you can use "öyle veya böyle"

Öyle veya böyle başaracaksın. (one way or another)

Hi pekka,

First of all, this sentence has no verb and it is incomplete. I will complete the sentence in order to explain better.

Beslenmenin sağlıklı bir hayatın önemli bir şart olması sebebiyle yediklerimize dikkat etmeliyiz.

Since nutrition is one of life´s important requirements, we should pay attention to what we are eating.

Beslenmenin ... olması - nutrition is

The words between these two are complementary as you see. And that whole part of the sentence is the adverb of this sentence.

Accoring to your first post, Henry did a great job and corrected it. Now according to the English sentence, you can say:

Trent Park´ın muhteşem çevresinin keyfini çıkarın.

Beautiful means güzel in dictionary, but since we are translating the meaning, using muhteşem (magnificent, gorgeous) makes it better.

Hello!

Yes, çünkü is used more often. "Zira" is an old fashioned word in Turkish. That´s why it is not used much. It is used in formal texts sometimes, but since it has same meaning as çünkü, we prefer using çünkü.

Çok ucuza egzersiz sadece 50+

Örgü Kulübü

Sağlıklı Yaşlanın _ Yürüme egzersizi ve yoga sadece 50+

It seems that there´s something missing in that sentence. But if you put "ve" before Acun Medya, it will be ok.

Social walking and coffee club

If you meant that, then it is correct but change yurume like this: yürüme

Social walking and coffee club

If you meant that, then it is correct but change yurume like this: yürüme

Herkes anneleri çocuklarını yetiştirme şekline göre yargılar (değerlendirir) ve hatta mükemmel olsalar bile bir hata ararlar. Ben derim ki bırak konuşsunlar.

Maybe we should say balkabağı instead of only kabak. Because kabak also means zucchini.