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Thread: uzatmak

401.       Melek74
1506 posts
 07 Mar 2009 Sat 10:07 pm

 

Quoting mltm

How can we translate in english "uzatmak" as in "meseleyi çok uzatmak"?

 

Uzatmak would be to prolong, lengthen or make something longer. In this expression it would mean "to greatly prolong the issue" or something along those lines.



Thread: Alphabet

402.       Melek74
1506 posts
 07 Mar 2009 Sat 06:38 pm

 

Quoting Chinook

The Turkish letter ´J´ is pronounced as the English words jam and jar and Japan.

 

 

Not exactly. The words jam, jar, and Japan are pronounced with a slight "d" "preceeding the j.

 

The Turkish "j" is more like "s" in measure or leisure.

 



Edited (3/7/2009) by Melek74



Thread: if the killers are muslim no problem?

403.       Melek74
1506 posts
 07 Mar 2009 Sat 04:27 pm

 

Quoting thehandsom

I am really angry about this..

 

....

 

I can´t stay I don´t feel certain gratification (I don´t want to say I told you so). Maybe it will be a good lesson for those who want to trust politicians.



Thread: KARARDI..??

404.       Melek74
1506 posts
 05 Mar 2009 Thu 10:05 pm

 

Quoting Tazx1

 

 

 Thank you Angel ... stupidly I just assumed taht ´Karar-mak´ would mean to make decision, to decide and wasted all my energy looking for Kara-mak ... from kara.  Go and have an extra tot ... of you know what and tell Garson to put it on my slate.

 

Thank you.

 

Tazx1

 

You´re welcome caným.

 

Thank you for the ... you know what! lol{#lang_emotions_alcoholics}



Thread: Is there rights for foreigners in Turkey?

405.       Melek74
1506 posts
 05 Mar 2009 Thu 09:38 pm

 

Quoting Trudy

 

 

 Lots of socks! lol lol

 

Lesson in duduism no.2

 

Camouflage your flaws! Even if they are tiny ones! (Especially the tiny ones) lol 



Thread: Is there rights for foreigners in Turkey?

406.       Melek74
1506 posts
 05 Mar 2009 Thu 09:33 pm

 

Quoting cynicmystic

Ok... Second try at duduism. I guess the first attempt didn´t work too well, as I see no scooter in the horizon, nor the cute helmet.

 

We are going to employ dialectic logic & luring techniques to bait the foreign victim into my hairy chest...

 

For this though, I will have to don my special dudu outfit of white, semi-transparent, tight speedo to show the goodie goodies. I will initiate eye contact with the target. Once noticed, I will pretend to reposition the speedo & fix the sexy wedgie. While she is taken back by the provocative sight, I will suddenly proceed to do my special Cüneyt Arkýn dive (swimmers´ head-first dive, but somewhat different - somewhat unique to Turks... only we can dive that way). Once the white wicked-weasel speedo is wet and is no longer semi-transparent, but outright x-ray vision, I will pull myself out of the pool in one swift move that will enhance all my muscles. I will continue with the eye contact cobra style hypnotizing the prey stare by stare.

 

 

I would be careful with the transparent speedo, she might notice the socks you stuck in there lol.



Thread: KARARDI..??

407.       Melek74
1506 posts
 05 Mar 2009 Thu 09:18 pm

 

Quoting Tazx1

In the following sentence, I cannot fully understand the construction of > ´karardý´ <

 

Karardý -  like  ... yapardý ... implies that there is an infinitive like ´Kara-mak´ ... but I cannot locate such a word!?  IF there is such an infinitive as Karamak, then the explanation is obvious.

 

The sentence is:-

 

>> Biraz sonra hava yavaþ yavaþ karardi <<  [I can understand ... kara oldu (or even, kara-mýþ, kara-ydý) !!! Like ´kýrmýzý oldu´ or ´yeþilmiþ´

 

The question is if Kara is a noun, how can it have a tense ending attached to it?  Is this just a colloquial term? 

Please explain.

 

Tazx1

 

 

 

 

 

karar-mak - to become overcast, to blacken

http://www.tureng.com/search/kararmak



Thread: Is there rights for foreigners in Turkey?

408.       Melek74
1506 posts
 05 Mar 2009 Thu 08:48 pm

 

Quoting cynicmystic

Sounds like you have lots of experience with dudus melek...

Would you be my personal trainer and help me lure these tourists in? Have them swallow the hook?

I really need that scooter with the cute helmet.

 

 

 

You have no hook yet (or a very little one he he) ... but, with proper training ...

 

We can negotiate my price later



Thread: Is there rights for foreigners in Turkey?

409.       Melek74
1506 posts
 05 Mar 2009 Thu 08:44 pm

 

Quoting Trudy

 

 

And you are trying to match make him with some (lots!) of innocent tourists? Melek, how can you!!! {#lang_emotions_head_bang}

 

Maybe the "innocent" girls need a dose of reality testing. {#lang_emotions_bigsmile} 

 

 



Thread: Is there rights for foreigners in Turkey?

410.       Melek74
1506 posts
 05 Mar 2009 Thu 08:20 pm

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 

 Melek, how cna you be so mean to cynic?  He obviously is willing to work very hard to "earn" these things!  {#lang_emotions_lol}

 

 

All he can do is talk about what he can do. Obviously the guy has no dudu skills. I´m just trying to help him along. {#lang_emotions_bigsmile} He´s not going to get far with that pathetic first attempt. 



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