You are my everything. It´s a good thing you exist (It´s good you´re existing).

You can find great free resources in the form of podcasts. If you don´t have iTunes on your computer, you can download it for free here:

http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/

Under podcasts you should be able to find multiple ones for learning English, a lot of them free of charge. For example, one that caught my attention was called American English Pronounciation Podcast from Seattle Learning Company.

I think it means:

What s/he does; as always s/he is studying.

Wait for corrections.

You should be able to find all the info on this website.

http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/

Good luck.

Please wait for corrections, just a learner.

That which we throw away as bone another may devour as marrow.

That sounds like a proverb or a saying, I think it might be similar to English "One man´s ceiling is another man´s floor".

OMG, I have not heard this song in like 20 years

Just ask Tarkan, he´s got a whole song about it lol

I think it can be translated both ways - at least the dictionary gives both words. But I´ve never heard anybody use the word "pert" - I actually had to look it up lol

Please wait for corrections, I´m not sure if the translation is accurate.

From their opening, reality shows and talk shows started to fill out with low-priced competitions.

Please wait for corrections, just a learner.

Well, I appreciate the links , even though they are entirely in Turkish, however I did manage to notice the big, bold sýfat under var in the first link, and then the little s. in the 2nd link, which I´m assuming stands for sýfat, and we both know what sýfat means.

I really don´t understand what it is that we´re disagreeing on here, you´re convinced that I´m making a mistake and then you provide a link that says in bold letters that var is an adjective. I´m missing something here.

Anyway, I´m going to let it go. I think everybody here can look up the info on their own and make their own mind as to what var is. And in the long run it probably doesn´t even matter, maybe it´s more important how to use it and not what to call it.