Hello! Would someone please translate me this: baklava gibi mi. Id really appreciate it. Thank you!

I started learning Turkish a month ago and can not yet explain grammar in Turkish. I would if I could.

The fact that "thank you" doesn´t always appear doesn´t mean I´m not grateful. If you pay close attention, you will even notice a "wow", for example.

People usually only see what they want to see and vice verse. Most so-called adults are not honest either. They are usually busy protecting their damaged ego. I don´t mind. I can accept all living beings.

You obviously have a certain idea about me, but you are so mistaken. I didn´t realize you are so sensitive although I tried to explain that I am simply busy playing with language and oh, are there people behind all this? I sometimes forget about that. Sorry.

I do have huge "balls", though . How come there is no one now who feels the need to tell you that you should read the forum rules?  Are we all treated equally? I think not, but that´s reality. We all know what they do with people who have autism in countries such as Romania ...

I am a person with autism and that doesn´t mean I am antisocial, but I sometimes forget how sensitive neurotypical people can be. It must be complicated for you to experience so many shared emotions all the time. I am glad of not having to go through all that. My emotions are very short-lived as well: I can have a fight with someone and forget about it 5 minutes later in order for me to continue interacting with that very same person without a grudge.

i started to learn arabic last month. i already know how to write and read. i will start the grammar but at least i am happy that i already know some vocabulary

but i noticed that in arabic the pronounciation of these words that we use can be quite different. sometimes i say a word and my arabic friend say "what?!".

Could it alternatively be like this?

In order to show a special favour to your wife he let his mother make a delicious pie.

Or for the mother to eat  -  I don´t know.

Badi, biraz abarttık sanırım

I didnt promise and waiting....

Cukkkk !!! 

You seem to have difficulties understanding that not everyone values the same priorities as you obviously do. Apart from that: boyum refers to a person while "it"can never ever refer to a person (unless in a pejorative sense).