Sarmisak = garlic

Thank you Lyndie!
I think my russian friends forgot the word 'boslu' in turkish part and just translated in russian -высокий,стройный мужчина (visokiy, stroyniy mujchina)= boylu boslu uzun erkek.

Thank you Mltm.
It means my russian phrase book is wrong.
I was not arguing , bod.

When you want to be formal you use -iniz, -ünüz, -yunuz.
Just add to the verbs used above

This is my version

Imperative
Sing Plr
gelmek - gel - gelin - come
gitmek - git - gidin - go
görmek - gör - görün - see
okumak - oku - okuyun - read
yazmak - yaz - yazin - write
bak - bak - bakin - look

It is same with oturmak

oturmak - otur - oturun - sit down

Am I right?

I had a neighbour from Bulgaria and she was telling all the time " Let me hoover my floors". She meant the vacuum cleaning because the brand of her vacuum cleaner was "Hoover"

I understand you very well. Usually I do not fallow the instructions.
Men are better chefs.

Myabe Bod, I found that in my russian phrase book. If I am wrong then take that "Thank you" and tell Chantal that is only 'tall man'

In the dictionary, Bod.

Glad to hear it. Next time do not wait for grammar rules to eat, do it as you wish, never fallow the instructions.