In my textbook it writes prova yapmak, in dictionary only prova etmek. Which is correct or both valid? Any difference?

It is forbidden for them to have mobiles inside though my then bf had it hidden and we were communicating, it is good he wasnt caught. Also he had some permitions to go out to the city for a day, then we were communicating in internet.

This is the worst thing possible, I dont know how people eat it. The smell is already like sh..., my husband´s mother made it and I thought it wouldnt be polite to refuse so I decided to eat it... After one spoon of it I said I really cant eat it I really really dont understand how people eat that!!

Can I use this topic for my question also?

why in this sentence they use niçin, for me neden would fit better?

O niçin Türkçe konuþmuyor? Türkçe bilmiyor mu?

or for everyone it´s own...

I agree, well done! It really helped.

I am thinking you can be right and the meaning is "who reads loads/very much" or smth

First there were questions about free time and daily customs then questions like "from the people in the class who sleeps the most, who reads the most, who goes to cinema most often" and such and one of the questions is "sýnýfta en çok kim mikap okuyor?"

"In everything there is something" I understand like this

Thank you very much, I think it is something not usable then... Why did they put to a new teaching book such a word : )))