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Thread: TR:Kolay gelsin sana... (only)

201.       gizopy
366 posts
 12 Oct 2006 Thu 05:50 pm

Quoting alone:

Please only this:

Kolay gelsin sana...
thanks one more time



May it be easy for you!



Thread: eng to turk please.

202.       gizopy
366 posts
 12 Oct 2006 Thu 05:44 pm

Quoting catrin:


did you get the email i sent you?



Sana gönderdiğim e-postayı aldın mı?



Thread: an other one eng-tr

203.       gizopy
366 posts
 08 Oct 2006 Sun 10:31 pm

Quoting ambertje:

I have tried to call Tolga saturday and sunday. Sunday I talked to a men but I didn't understand him. I asked for Tolga and then he started a whole story in Turkish, what I didn't understand. Now I haven't been able to say to Tolga happy birthday. Please tell him when you talk to him that I have tried to call and that I am thinking of him.


Thank you in advance, I really appreciate it! ambertje



Cumartesi ve pazar Tolga'yı aramaya çalıştım.Pazar günü bir adamla konuştum ama ondan hiçbir şey anlamadım.Tolga'yı rica ettim ama tüm hikayeyi Türkçe anlatmaya başladı ve bir şey anlamadım.Yani Tolga'ya doğum gününü kutladığımı söyleyemedim.Lütfen onunla konuştuğun zaman onu aramaya çalıştığımı ve onu düşÃ¼ndüğümü söyle.



Thread: Correct my sentences please

204.       gizopy
366 posts
 08 Oct 2006 Sun 06:42 pm

yes it is correct aswell.

'ma','iş','mak' >> these suffixes are used to make noun the verbs

yapmak - to do
And yap-ma is its noun case

toplamak - to add (in maths)
topla-ma - addition (in maths again) ... like that here; it became a noun

almak - to take/to buy
vermek - to give
alış veriş - shopping ( here we used 'iş' to make it noun)



Thread: Correct my sentences please

205.       gizopy
366 posts
 08 Oct 2006 Sun 06:17 pm

Quoting eestlane:

Yes thanks, I understand. Now I am trying to build an analogycal sentence in order to be sure of having understood everything:

John wants to do his homework well.

John iyi ödev yapmak istiyor.

Looking forward to your comments.



John iyi ödev yapmak istiyor >>> john wants to do homework well

if u add ' his ', you should say ödevini

his homework >> onun ödevi ( but you dont need to say 'onun')

ödev-i-n-i >>> first 'i' is second personal suffix
'n' is fusion letter
second 'i' is accusative suffix

so; John wants to do his homework well >> John ödevini iyi yapmak istiyor. ( here we emphasize 'well' )



Thread: JUST 2 SENTENCES. IMPORTANT LUTFEN!

206.       gizopy
366 posts
 08 Oct 2006 Sun 05:47 pm

you can escape but you cant hide from me lol

We are better than you (as usual lol)

I missed you too I'm trying to come over here but it is not that easy you know i study hard



Thread: Correct my sentences please

207.       gizopy
366 posts
 08 Oct 2006 Sun 12:15 pm

Quoting eestlane:

OK, the word order then is : ADVERB - VERB INFINITIVE - SUBJECT - OBJECT+VERB. But I have one more question: if the object is a name, for instance James, is the sentence then like that:

Iyi konuşmak ve okumak Türkçe James istiyor. ? or something differently?



The word order is normally;

SUBJECT - ADJECTIVE - OBJECT - VERB INFINITIVE - ADVERB - VERB

James iyi Türkçe KONUŞMAK VE OKUMAK istiyor.( Here you emphasize 'konuşmak ve okumak' , which word you put behind of the verb, you emphasize that word)

If you say ;

İyi Türkçe konuşmayı ve okumayı JAMES istiyor ( here; you emphasize 'JAMES'. Not the others want to speak and read Turkish, but James)

Hope it helps you.If not,I'll try to explain you clearly




Thread: eng to turk please.x

208.       gizopy
366 posts
 08 Oct 2006 Sun 11:53 am

Quoting catrin:


if the credid has finished it must mean that you are txting someone else to! you have not used it all on me!



Kredi bittiğine göre başka birilerine daha yazıyor olmalısın. Onu bütünüyle bende kullanmadın!



Thread: JUST 2 SENTENCES. IMPORTANT LUTFEN!

209.       gizopy
366 posts
 08 Oct 2006 Sun 11:44 am

Quoting CANLI:

Quoting evabeshiri:

Quoting robin01:

im scared because...(subject) korkuyorum diye....

im confused because (subject) kafam karisti diye..



robin you are good! i've been trying to figure this out..is it true in Turkish sentences you don't use "I'm, I am, I'll, I will" like English?



Well,if you look at it that way,then i believe you can say that they use

İ am student....ben öğrencim
İ'm student...öğrencim



Öğrenci means student... and (m ) .. is (am )

As you see V.to be not a seperated word in Turkish,but it's a suffix.

And mostly in Turkish we don't say ben öğrencim, we just say öğrencim.



Hi Canlı (my eternal rival lol)
I want to correct something you have written

Öğrenci-m >>> my student
Öğrenci-y-im >>> I am a student

Liverpool 3 - 2 Galatasaray by the way lol

Kolay gelsin



Thread: Correct my sentences please

210.       gizopy
366 posts
 08 Oct 2006 Sun 11:26 am

Quoting eestlane:

Have I translated the following sentences correcty into Turkish?

1) I am learning Turkish.

Türkçe öğreniyorum.

2) I want to speak and read Turkish well.

İyi Türkçe konuşmak ve okumak istiyorum

1) Türkçe çalişiyorum.>>>> I am studying Turkish
2) Iyi konuşmak ve okumak Türkçe istiyorum.>>> just change the word order

Welldone

Thanks for help



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