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Thread: another word game

81.       MissHelen
148 posts
 19 Mar 2006 Sun 11:05 am

tiyatro - theatre (or theater for the Yanks out there)



Thread: Word Game

82.       MissHelen
148 posts
 19 Mar 2006 Sun 11:04 am

fare - mouse



Thread: The "other" A

83.       MissHelen
148 posts
 17 Mar 2006 Fri 02:27 pm

Thank you! You are as helpful as I am ineffective!



H.



Thread: I have tried again, my hand at this...

84.       MissHelen
148 posts
 17 Mar 2006 Fri 02:19 pm

Quoting krazegrl:

what is the 'adim ve soyadim' mean?



(ad - name)
adım - my name (in this context - though adım also means step or pace)

ve - and

(soyadı - surname/family name)
soyadım - my surname

Hope this helps.

H.



Thread: A VILLAGE THAT POLISH LIVE IN ISTANBUL

85.       MissHelen
148 posts
 17 Mar 2006 Fri 02:14 pm

I heard about that too - sadly my first thought was:

"Excellent, I wonder if I can buy pork there?"



H.

PS why are you SHOUTING ALL THE TIME?



Thread: The "other" A

86.       MissHelen
148 posts
 17 Mar 2006 Fri 02:12 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

you can only understand this with reading the sentence.. and the meaning of that words and here down very common example for it...



That'll be a "no" to the handy list request then...

Oh well - I guess there's no way but the long way!

Thanks for the help anyway...

H.



Thread: The "other" A

87.       MissHelen
148 posts
 17 Mar 2006 Fri 11:56 am

Yes, I know...

But how can I know where these differently pronounced letters are, if the circumflex is no longer used?

Hence my request for a list of common words with the accent, so that I can pronounce them correctly...

H.



Thread: another word game

88.       MissHelen
148 posts
 17 Mar 2006 Fri 11:29 am

şÃ¼kür - gratitude



Thread: The "other" A

89.       MissHelen
148 posts
 17 Mar 2006 Fri 11:26 am

Quoting Kadir37:


â, î, û :Circumflex used to elongate a, i, and u. This is no longer common practice.
kâtip , resmî , mûsıkî , mecnûn , kelâm , edebî



Hmmn...didn't know about the î and û though I do know that the circumflex is now rarely used. However, the words in which it once was do not have the same pronunciation as one would expect.

Like my old friend hâlâ - it's not said like hala, is it?

Or am I wrong? Is the pronunciation morphing into the short forms?

H.



Thread: advice from Mevlana

90.       MissHelen
148 posts
 17 Mar 2006 Fri 10:16 am

Site all about Mevlana

..for those who are interested.

H.



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