Quoting bod:

But why the -den suffix???
öpmek normall takes the -ı suffix......

Quoting Deli_kizin:

thanks! If I ever mention to write something about it, Ill translate it and post it up here. It is really interesting and I think most people arent aware of the fact that Turkish has changed soooo much even in the last half a century! I think for çağdaş Turkish youth, it is impossible to read the middle-osmanlıca texts, even if one would transcribe them to Latin alphabet!

Quoting natiypuspi:

Yes, Dilara. Thanks. I was confussed with verb + aorist + di, as Caliptrix explained.

Quoting thehandsom:

Did we all not talk about this couple of months ago?
(This site desperately needs a proper internal search engine!!hmmmm..Lucene is highly recommended dear web master)
Anyway..
What they are advicing you above Summer is very conventional. Turks wont like that!
They will think you are one of the foreign girls.
So it is better to be a bit unusual:
-You wear a tiny mini skirt for a start..
-Make sure you have a bottle of beer or wine in your hand when you arrive..
-Ask for an ashtray in first couple of minutes of arrival for your cigarette.
-you dont need to take your shoes off in the house..(very conventional, every foreign girl does that.)..
-Make sure you pay compliment to father in law and (if there are any) to your bf's brothers..Tell them how gergous looking they are..Dont be shy..
-in the middle of conversation, get up and sit on your bf's lap..show how much you love him.

- Just make sure, end of the night they should think 'you are not a conventional girl, you are unique'..

ok?