I have been taught that açým means I am hungry. I keep reading açýktým meaning I am hungry.

Can anyone explain the difference?

Thank you

Hi,what´s up. I don´t know Ebru. I am Esas from Hatay but I´m in Cyprus and I´m going to London in a month.

My try

ben anladým sana niye eylem sen selam vermeden eylem yapýyoursun

I was reading "Sen vs Siz" topic and one question about "hoþ geldiniz / hoþ bulduk" came to my mind. Is this phrase used in this form (plural) no matter how well you know someone, or is it possible to use "hoþ geldin / hoþ buldum" (singular form) if, for example, one person comes to visit another and both know each other very well ?

 love is not to love the one who is at your side , love  is to feel the one who is far away at your side.

important for those who love from a distance.

Distance is important for the ones that love.

 You left the hotel bit out DD - I think that would be - O, otelin klimasýný onarmak için, arabayla geliyor

but i do

how can you say she´s more accurate since you´re not well-informed about at least one of these lang.. ( what the hell do you mean here?) naahh.. whatever!´

 it´s not "at all".. the expression "pek istemiyorum" has the meaning "not really"

oh, yes i know it all..

çok güzel viedo ama bunu tekrar izlemeyi pek istemiyorum