you are totally right

"öpücü" is grammatically correct but sounds very funny

Well, I think nobody replies because there is nothing else to say other than a thank you, I really cannot think of anything...

If you say something in English, maybe we try to help you translate...

have you got engaged? who is this girl, (saying) "my love", etc, what is going on?

"I will dream of/about you"

you cannot say "I will dream you"

rüya görmek and hayal etmek are different. "rüya görmek" is for the dream you have in the night. "hayal etmek" is used when you dream about something, think of it.

it is "sarýþýným" and it could mean either "I am blonde" or "my blonde" but here it means "my blonde"

but the way you followed is not correct

sarý: yellow

sarýþýn: blonde

sarýþýn(ý)m: my blonde / I am blonde

sarýþýným = I am blonde

sarýþýnsýn= you are blonde

sarýþýn= he/she/it is blonde

sarýþýnýz= we are blonde

sarýþýnsýnýz= you are blonde

sarýþýnlar= they are blonde

sarýþýným = my blonde

sarýþýnýn = your blonde

sarýþýný = his/her blonde

sarýþýnýmýz = our blonde

sarýþýnýnýz = your blonde

sarýþýnlarý = their blonde

full of idioms

dalgasýna bakmak: to fool around, do whatever you do

hava atmak: to show off

takýlmak: hang out

Fool around, show off, but drive slowly, ok?

Let me send you a song, you (can) listen in the car. though I don´t know if this group is suitable for your style... you like hiphop, that´s rock... anyway, hang out..

Bugün keyfim yerinde deðil, Alanya´ya çok özlem duyuyorum. Çok üzgünve kýzgýn hissediyorum (sana karþý deðil), Alanya´da olsaydým her yirmi dakikada bir kucaklaþmak için dondurma dükkanýna gelirdim.

p.s: ruh halim or ruhsal durumum are correct but they are not often used like that in daily conversations, you can use it for example when you are explaining your situation to a psychologist. So we use rather "keyif" for "mood".