actually this is a song and that word is "býrakmam"

It is also the guy who delivers  packages and such things for courier services like DHL or UPS.

Thank you ladies

It should be "We seem to have been injured by the rose the friend threw.".

In order to mean "We seem to have been injured by the rose your friend threw.", it had to be "Dostunun attiði gülden yaralanmýþýz."

courier is "kurye"

I know that someone will react to this in 5 minutes. This is "hate dillidüdük" week

Well, I would, because I say this is used, too

btw, I didn´t show this to prove something, I showed this so that learners can see different usages!

I have asked to my mom (in Ankara), a friend from Ýstanbul, another from Aksaray, and another from Ýzmir. They have all said, they might use either "yemek yapmak" or "yemek piþirmek", but 3 of them has indicated that "yemek yapmak" is used more often, as you have also said previously said and I have agreed. This controlled researched that was made in a pool of randomized people from different parts of Turkey showed that both usages are present. In order to prove more that the statement is correct, google was used. Phrases "yemek piþirmek" and "yemek yapmak" were searched, and number of results were found to be 80600 and 140000, respectively.

As a conclusion, this short research shows us that people in Turkey use either of these expressions, "yemek yapmak" being more common.

I don´t want to discuss anymore.

you are just funny

I wish we had a survey option here so that we could learn what people think. Now go and tell the people around you "Yemek piþirirken kapý çaldý" or something like that, and then ask them if there was anything unusual in what you have said. I don´t think you will get many positive answers, unless you are living in the space.

Many things depend of course.

But generally I try to avoid using any local sayings here.

I agree  that we say more often "yemek yapýyordum" but "yemek piþiriyordum" is in standard Turkish, too