My mind is totally confused.  I am worried what they will do at the end of the season.  Will it be good or bad, I don´t know.  In my opinion it won´t be good at all.

Turkmenistan is a different country, in Central Asia.

Turkmen is an adjective describing something from Turkmenistan, just as Turk or Turkish describe s.t. from Turkey.

But, they have similar roots, and ancestors, as the Turks originally came from Central Asia.

Ayþe´le henüz

might mean

Still with Ayþe i.e. I am/He is still with Ayþe

if it was in answer to a Q like "Where are you?  Have you come home yet?" Or "Has Mehmet got a new girlfriend?"

 -dikce is an ending that means "as" or "when", in the sense of at the same time

öðrendikce: when I learn

praktik yaptýkca daha iyi olursun: you get better by practising (lit: when you practice you get better)

 The first two translations in the posts above were both OK!  Merih added a 3rd.  All are acceptable.

Yes.  sorry .... it was a typo   I meant to write exceptional (could also be outstanding)

Actually he/she is both.  Famous Turkish singer who had a sex change operation.  Making him/her into Bulent Abla.  He/She is very popular.

 Him or her?

You are welcome!

PS. I just noticed the pictures I loaded yesterday have a date of 31 Oct 2007.  Not important, but just funny!