Quoting Deli_kizin:

Anyways no use in discussing English so detailed, we want to study TR

Quoting Petal:

Wow you explained that really well, It all makes more sense to me now!

Quoting erdinc:

Hi bod,
you are doing very good. It is much better to try and make mistakes then to sit and watch.

"çok" has a wide range of use. The main translations would be "very", "many", "a lot", "too". In any case we can be sure that it increases the meaning.

Fazla is usually translated with "too" but we need to consider that it has the meaining "more than needed", "more than neccassary".

"Çok fazla" (much more than needed) is also common.

Quoting qdemir:

Çok uykum var.

Quoting qdemir:

After I have a bath I'll send you a message (e-mail) in the internet cafe.
ps. Don't worry his Turkish seems not much better than yours

Quoting deli:

Quoting oceanmavi:

'ben cok uykuluyum'

Quoting oceanmavi:

i think it might be 'ben cok uykuluyum' but again wait for an expert!

Quoting Elisa:

Besides, if you wanted to say "in two weeks" for example, then you have to say "iki hafta sonra". So that's something completely different when it comes to structure. So I think "haftaya" can only refer to "next week".

Quoting lululy:

thank you...bod!!