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Thread: simple explaination please

51.       hadar
111 posts
 06 Feb 2009 Fri 02:12 pm

Hýmm Im talking to many Turks and thats how they write...

I really dont know what to say xD maybe a native speaker can help here...



Thread: simple explaination please

52.       hadar
111 posts
 06 Feb 2009 Fri 01:58 pm

Ben = me, i

bana = to me

 

ben seni seviyorum - i love you

ben gidiyorum - im going

 

senin resmini gönder bana - send (to) me your picture

ver bana - give (to) me

gel bana - come to me

 

just like that:

sen = you (singular)

sana = to you (singular)



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Edited (2/6/2009) by hadar [colors :P]
Edited (2/6/2009) by hadar [sana...]



Thread: One more T-E

53.       hadar
111 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 07:24 pm

sen ne söylersen söyle = say whatever you want

 

like when someone doesnt really care what you are saying..

i think...



Edited (2/4/2009) by hadar



Thread: ya & yani

54.       hadar
111 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 05:06 pm

 

Quoting armegon

 

 

 Yalla means "come on" and "Taal" means "come here" as far as i know {#lang_emotions_wink}

 

 

shukran!

teþekkürler!

toda!

thanks!

^^



Thread: please help(thank you)

55.       hadar
111 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 04:57 pm

uhmm i think this sentenc:

Umarým bana da anlayýþ gösterirsin çünkü o bu kadar üzülünce ben sana yazmak isterdim.

 

should be:

I hope you will understand me too, I wanted to write to you because he is so upset.



Edited (2/4/2009) by hadar



Thread: ya & yani

56.       hadar
111 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 04:38 pm

OH canlý ýf Yalla ýs "come", what about Taal?



Thread: ya & yani

57.       hadar
111 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 04:36 pm

Hahaha thanks for the explanation CANLÝ

 

Yes ýts so strange that ýf ý say ýt to an Arab guy he wýll be angry cuz ýn Hebrew the meanýngs are totally dýfferent



Thread: ya & yani

58.       hadar
111 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 04:04 pm

um we use H and Kh in hebrew...

and yalla is just like ummm... "hurry!" "comeonnnn!".. thats how we use it in Hebrew..

 

Yes we have many words that were taken from Arabic, some of them with the same meaning as in Arabic (for ex: halas, yalla) and some with different meanings (for ex: koosemek, ahusharmouta)...

koosemek we use like "shit!" "fuck!" when something bad or annoying happenes...

and "ahusharmouta" we use to say something like "soooooo",  like: "this girl is beautiful ahusharmouta!" (this girl is sooooo beautiful)

 



Thread: ya & yani

59.       hadar
111 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 02:09 pm

 

Quoting doudi94

 

and 5las , how the hell am i supposed to transalte those? they have NO meaning!!

 

 I think 5las would be like "enough!" "stop it!"... no?

 

and if ba2a = hadi... so is it also yalla?

as i understood hadi=yalla



Thread: ya & yani

60.       hadar
111 posts
 01 Feb 2009 Sun 12:55 pm

In Hebrew we also use "yaani" (yani in turkish) as "I mean" "So, u mean...."

 

"are u going tomorrow yaani?"

"so u mean u r going tomorrow?"

 

"but, yaani..."

"but, i mean..."

 

About "ya" I dont really understand :S can someone explain some more?

In Hebrew I only use it when i´m gonna swear someone(ya #@!^) or in  "ya allah":

 

"did u know he had an accident?"

"ya allah seriously?"

"seriously? ya allah!..."

like something is surprising u or makes u angry :S



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