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Thread: please/please

301.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 10 Apr 2013 Wed 05:16 am

this seen on words ending one of these four letters: p, ç, t, k

if afterwards comes a vowel they soften to similar pronounced letters, which are: b, c, d, ğ (rarely g)

kitap kitabı

ağaç ağacı

ümit ümîdi

petek peteği

 

p-b
ç-c
t-d
k-ğ (g)

 

single syllable words dont change.
çek çeke


proper nouns change but not written in order to protect proper noun.
Irak Irak´a (pronounced as Irağa but not written.)
Mehmet´e (mehmede)

 



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Thread: Tea Towel E-T

302.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 09 Apr 2013 Tue 04:15 am

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Edited (4/9/2013) by ikicihan



Thread: T.C before your name on the network: why?

303.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 09 Apr 2013 Tue 03:41 am

now let´s have some conspiracy theories related to this topic.

 

after french revolution late in 18th century, nationalistic ideas were widespread all over europe and most parts of the world. as a result of this many non-nationalistic empires disappeared.

It was not coincidence that "young turks" (Les Jeunes Turcs, jön türkler) had found their perfect place in france. young turks were famous for their nationalistic ideas. they did their job perfectly and destroyed a six century years old empire less than fifteen years.

lets jump to present.

it is not coincidence that nationalistic kurdish people which involved terrorist activities have found their perfect place, again in france. of cource also other sisters of france are helping them such as belgium, germany, denmark... etc.

this year american embassy in ankara had a suicide bomber and one security guard was killded one news reporter lost her one eye. that bomber was checked by german police in germany and after he show his french passport, german police let him free. just an example but not coincidence of course, thousands of french passported...

anyway.

nationalistic ideas did their job well for the last two centuries and these ideas are being replaced something else now all over the world. globalisation, one world goverment, one electronic money...  easy to take control small nation based countries compared to big empires. long live multinationalism, death to nationalism! obey the rulers of new world order!...

it costed two world wars bringing nationalism and i guess i will cost two world wars to sweep it away. get ready!

 



Thread: someone was talking dirty I think...

304.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 08 Apr 2013 Mon 05:28 am

 

baska zaman yokum ben şimdi burdayım i am not here always but i am here now.

sex yapalımmı let´s have sex

para göndereyim ben sana i wanna send you money.

 

bendede yok i dont have it, too.

 

 

o sorun değil that´s not a problem.

öyle mınna fuck it. ?

adamı madam ederler  they turn a man into a woman. ?

koccum my brave ?

sikerler adamı they fuck you. ?

mk fake

 

 

 

 

 

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Thread: T.C before your name on the network: why?

305.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 07 Apr 2013 Sun 08:23 pm

 

Quoting Abla

 

 

The grammar lesson behind this is: any noun in a chain which does not have a third person possessive suffix (here Cumhuriyet) is not qualified by a preceding noun.

 

here is the english translations:

Türkiye Cumhuriyeti: Turkish Republic (abbreviation: T.C. or with one point T.C)
This officially indicates that it belongs to Turkish state, property of turkish state.

Türkiye Cumhuriyet: Turkey, Republic (something has names turkey and republic in it.)

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Thread: T.C before your name on the network: why?

306.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 07 Apr 2013 Sun 07:47 pm

If they really want to protest something they should put T.C. on the beginning of Merkez Bankası. Whenever i mention this i am being stricly cencored. Online news sites have comment option for their readers but none of them yet accepted this kind of comment even the news about merkez bankası. maybe they were all invaded!

anyway, Türkiye Cumhuriyet Merkez Bankası is the long form written on all paper money. But you cannot put T.C. here because T.C. stands for Türkiye Cumhuriyeti. Our central bank is a private bank from the beginning and millions of people get fooled by using Türkiye Cumhuriyet.

I hope this message will not be cencored here, too. Otherwise i will think TC (this time turkish class ) was invaded, too.

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Thread: please

307.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 06 Apr 2013 Sat 06:49 pm

bu/bunlar: it is/they are close to you, you can reach it grab it and hold it in your hands...

şu/şunlar: it is/ they are close to you but not close so much, you have to take some steps to reach it.

o/onlar: it is/ they are not close to you. you have to walk/travel some distance to reach them. the distance equal or more that the people you are pointing cant hear you when you speak out loud.

 

it is considered to be rude to talk about some respectful people "bu" or pointing a finger to them when you use "şu". so if you have to do that always add a good adjective. for example: "bu arkadaş", "şu arkadaşlar"

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Thread: Tender for tablets at Turkish schools

308.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 04 Apr 2013 Thu 09:48 pm

Why don we build our own tablet instead of inviting big companies. they never come unless they make huge profit. You can build your own stuff with that profit part. The project expected to based on open source software, so you can make any chinese technology company produce your tablets as you wish if you dont want to produce yourself. 

BTW, tablets and other technological stuffs are not something magical to solve educational problems, they are just dumb tools. If your education system sucks, even the best technology in the world become useless...

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Thread: Forrest Fenn´s Poem: Where the treasure lies

309.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 03 Apr 2013 Wed 04:52 am

 

Quoting burakk

haramdır o hazine ateşe götürsün

 

islam hukukuna göre gömülü veya denizden çıkarılan hazine beşte bir vergiye tabiidir. geriye kalan beşte dördü ananın ak sütü gibi helaldir.

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Thread: Some idiomatic phrases

310.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 02 Apr 2013 Tue 03:05 am

 

Quoting Abla

-e vız gelmek ´not to be of the slightest importance to´

 

"vız" is supposed to be the sound of a mosquito or any fly making sound. emphasising that it is as important or easy as a mosquito´s sound, in other words not important, very easy, not a big deal, even doesnt worth to think about it...



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