Yapmayaaaa...

 I wrote you a pm.

 Thanks for all feedbacks.

Yes, as I know the whole group can stay with me in the next etap (in beginner2), if it wants. But I haven´t known the details yet. You should read the proper forum threads about it.

Dear Students of this class,

we finished our group yesterday. I would like to say thanks for your enthusiasm. I hope you learned a lot and enjoyed it, too. If you have any question in the future, please don´t hesitate to ask in pm.

Good luck!

 Thanks, I´m here again.

Hi guys,
thanks for your words and wishes. I´m fine. I suffered a bike accident, my skull has been broken and half of my face don´t want to move this days. It will be better, I and doctors hope .
Thanks again

Yes, you are right. I sent a pm to Admin. It will be changed...

Quoting tsarine

also saray in russian means a small house, used for houshold purposes, like garage, maybe it was borrowed from turkish in a wrong way

 Saray is a Persian word in Turkish, in other Turkic languages and in Russian as well.

If somebody has problem with this homework (Homework 1: putting together major and minor vowel harmony), please don´t hesitate to ask me in pm or here. Good work, guys!

Hello jaga and Ebbyru,

you have one day more to finish (or begin ) your homework. Please do it  or if you don´t have enough time and feeling, you are able to give up, there are other students whose late applying couldn´t be accepted. So, good work guys!!  

 Did you find it?

If I understand the English version well:

Gece gönderdiğin mesaj şimdi anladım. Sadece Türkiye´de değil, her yerde kötü insanlar bulunabilir. Niçin o kadar üzgünsün? Hırsız senin paran çaldı mı? Endişelenme, o işi biz düzenleneceğiz.

There is a house, [but there] burglar stole 1,000 YTL (yeni Türk lirasi) 3 days ago. Morals are very bad (bull shit) [there]. Otherwise I have to take you to a hotel, I´m sad.

Between [] - can be the efect of the Efes

zordayım = zorundayım

götürme - is not a negative form, it is a noun here

OK. But it depend on the context that we don´t know

 de can also mean = even if, although, but

He/she lives here
But I will also come back in July 2009

Hi question!!,

I think I understand your question.

Actually the accusative form in Turkish can be:

1. indefinete

öğretmen gördüm - I saw a teacher

Bir kitap aldım. - I bought a book.

2. definete

öğretmeni gördüm - I saw the teacher

Kitabı aldım. - I bought the book.

But Ankara is a definete thing that´s why Ankara´yı seviyorum.

I hope I could explain it clearly.

It depends on the context... canavar can also mean ´dragon´.

 I haven´t heard about Dilmer, but I can advise you TÖMER. It was great.

 http://www.tomer.ankara.edu.tr/english/index.html

 You can ask where you want! But I look at my PM more often.

You are welcome alexxxia and sara-dk, too! It is your turn now, I wait for your homework next week . Good luck!

Dear Students,

as you can read it in other forums GROUPS ARE OFFICIALLY STARTING ON MONDAY, AUGUST 11TH, 2008. You can start completing your homeworks for week 1 (aka section 1).. Good luck to all of you.

Best wishes,

efendim

Or Denmark?

Hi everybody in this class,

I hope you will enjoy our group. I´ll intend to correct your homeworks quite quickly. If you have any question, don´t hesitate to ask...and I or other volunteers will give you the answer. Sooo all aboard!

Cheers

Hi,
I´m a Turkish teacher (with small command of English) and I kindly help if it is needed... but I don´t have too much free time in this months...that´s why I would like to be well-informed about the exact work of teachers, plsss.
bye