As soon as he/she shut the door, the bell rang.  > O kapýyý kapar kapamaz zil çaldý.

As soon as the door shut, the bell rang. > Kapý kapanýr kapanmaz zil çaldý.

Hope It helps.

"Are you going to suck it or what?"

"bende senin herþeyini çok özledim"

I miss everything that is about you, too.

-sahip olduklarýný istemiyorum.

I don´t want what you own.

Ingilizce´ yin bilensin?

I think that´s gramatically incorrect. It´s Ýngilizceyi. Not Ingilizce´ yin.

"Bilen" is the adjective form of the verb "Bilmek".

Like, Allah bilendir. - God is the knower.

"Bilensin" exists in Turkish.

Sen ingilizceyi en iyi bilensin. - You are the one who knows English best.

My way of translation:

I am a Turk and 18 years old, which is obvious from my words by the way. I just came across this site and saw that it´s really true what I have been told. I don´t get what your problems are, but I, and my race, are wide open to discuss our past in any condition. The problem would be solved If we get deep into history, but you don´t seem to willingly do this. What´s more, you are talking about genocide. First of all We (Turks) didn´t commit "genocide". Shame on those who commit genocide. Look. I love your (people´s) songs. But due to all these troubles I lost my excitement to feel closer to your culture.

Anyway, It would still be enough If we Turks know the truth. Thus we would make peace in our own country.

Best regards.

A Turkish youth.

Yep that´s right

"Ipeksi" can mean soft. Ipeksi hair for instance. "It´s so soft that as though It was made of silk."

The quality of being silk.

"Delikanli degilsin" - You ´re not a man of your word.

"Toz ol" means "be dust." literally. I think the reason is that If you really get lost quickly, nobody can see you but a dust effect behind yourself

1) I don´t want to talk about that.

2) I don´t want to indicate that.

3) I don´t want to explain that.

4) I don´t want to clarify that.

5) I don´t want to give you that information.

6) I don´t want to give you further indications.

Correction:

Sen öğrenci misin?  -  Are you a student?

(Sen öğrencisin, değil mi? - You are a student, aren´t you?)

The rest is correct.

"Beni ister misin?" sounds good, too.

I personally think that there´s no such thing as "Mutlu yapmak" in Turkish. It´s "Mutlu etmek".

"Beni çok mutlu ediyorsun."

Also Turkey is amongst the first countries to recognize the state of Israel. (March 28, 1949)

Merhaba Lily hanım: Hello Mrs Lily.

beni hayalkırıklığına uğrattın.