Five Pillars of Islam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Pillars_of_Islam

"bilim adamı" had been used for scientists from both genders. When i was in primary school about 20 years ago, nothing was wrong. People say and write for woman scientists as bilim adamı and i didnt feel any weirdness.

The problem i think "adam" may refer to man only, also may refer to mankind, all humanity regardless of its gender.

Something happened and suddenly some people started to protest "bilim adamı" and they belamed women were ignored. I could not get used to "bilim insanı", whenever i heard this i start to think: before we said that, werent there any woman scientist existed, or if these are human, there might be "bilim hayvanı" or something like that

this is not the only word ptotested in turkish, there were thousands. But the other´s fault were not coming from turkish origin, i.e. from central asia at least 1000 years ago. In that long time languages born and evolve, check the history of english. thanks to our past leaders, they sticked us back to our roots, otherwise we become something else. hitler´s method in language. what a pity...

Dancing With the Devil by Ke$ha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp9JVYt5PvE

 

I keep on dancing with the Devil
I keep on dancing with the Devil
I sold my soul, ain’t no turning back
I keep on dancing with the Devil

You and I made a deal
I was young and shit got real
Weaving through Heaven and back
Whoaaa

Your love is made of dirty gold
But I’m the one who sold my soul
So go ahead and take my hand
Whoaaa

I keep on dancing with the Devil
I keep on dancing with the Devil
I sold my soul, it’s a dead-end road
But there ain’t no turning back
I keep on dancing with the Devil

Hey-heey-hey

I can’t escape my filthy past
I made mistakes, I made ‘em last
I know you love to watch me cry
Whoaaa

So while I’m yours until the end
A holy war, I’ll never win
So I’ll keep dancing ’til I die
Whoaaa

I keep on dancing with the Devil
I keep on dancing with the Devil
I sold my soul, it’s a dead-end road
But there ain’t no turning back
I keep on dancing with the Devil

Hey-heey-hey

He’s got my mind (You got..)
He’s got my soul (..Hell to pay)
My… he won’t let me go!

I keep on dancing with the Devil
I keep on dancing with the Devil
I sold my soul, it’s a dead-end road
But there ain’t no turning back
I keep on dancing with the Devil

Hey-heey-hey

5.5 Türkiye ye gelmeden iki hafta önce kursa kayıt yaptırdı.

i had needed yesterday the wisdom i have today.

https://www.google.com/search?q=online+turkish+keyboard&ie=utf-8

http://turkish.typeit.org/

when you try to look up in a dictionary, use the original form and drop some suffixes.
they are exactly the same word, the same meaning. This process only makes it easy to pronounce.

meaning changes but not because of this letter change, because of suffixes. and this is another grammar topic.

çiçeği, drop i suffix and go back to original form: çiçek. now you can look it up in a dictionary.