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Thread: Bektashi Jokes

641.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 28 Aug 2012 Tue 05:07 am

My favorite one:

 

Bir bektaşiye: "Ne için namaz kılmıyorsun?" demişler. O da: "Kur´anda لاَ تَقْرَبُوا الصّلَوةَ  (namaza yaklaşmayın, do not pray) var" demiş. Ona demişler: "Bunun arkasını, yani وَ اَنْتُمْ سُكَارَى (sarhoşken, when you are drunk) yı da oku" denildiğinde, "Ben hâfız değilim" demiş

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Thread: Bektashi Jokes

642.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 26 Aug 2012 Sun 06:15 am

 

Quoting Abla

What is the connection between Bektashi order and this story tradition? Are these sufis such humoristic people or is it more like making fun of their beliefs?

 

i dont have much info about bektashis and their way but as far as i know they are part of alevi sect (anatolian shi´a). they like to make fun of sunni beliefs as well as themselves. they have a good sense of humour though.



Thread: Looking for Turkish friend

643.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 24 Aug 2012 Fri 04:06 am

 

Quoting sakine

I´m female looking for a Turkish female to chat with in both English and Turkish. PM me!

 

Then why dont you go to chat room directly?

Messaging is not chatting, different stuff...

 

Are you a bait for turkish fish!

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Thread: \"Bende abisi\"

644.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 23 Aug 2012 Thu 04:51 am

 

Quoting Sir_Robalot

 

 

 

Bende  can also mean "with me".

Bende, abisi = "It´s with me/I have it", and here "abisi" means that the speaker talks to a person who´s older than a third person who´s mentioned earlier in the conversation. 

Bende abisi = "His/her elder brother is with me" ("abisi bende" feels more correct, but as an answer to the question "who´s with you?", "bende abisi" is correct.) 

 

Correct me if I´m wrong  

 

 

bende : with me (but this is used for inanimated objects rather than human beings. if you refer to a human, then use "benimle")

ben de: me, too (most people write bende incorrectly)

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Thread: \"Bende abisi\"

645.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 21 Aug 2012 Tue 04:48 am

"abisi" isnt actually mean "someone else´s elder brother" here. yes, "abi" is elder brother but...

 

it is said to someone who you have a friendly relationship with love and cuteness and a little bit of having fun of him. generally it is said to children... (even if they are younger than you, you call them as if they are older than you...)



Thread: What´s your favorite Turkish drink ?

646.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 19 Aug 2012 Sun 02:00 am

 

Quoting Carlenson

How often do you drink meyan ?

 

For being abroad, i havent drunk it for many years. When i was there, every week in summer.

 

Actually my favorite drink is tea, after that coffee (nescafe and turkish coffee), maybe after coffee comes the herbal stuff...

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Thread: .

647.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 19 Aug 2012 Sun 01:47 am

My favorite is "Dilek Tasi" by Gülden Karaböcek

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E_XKjBtXrg



Edited (8/19/2012) by ikicihan

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Thread: .

648.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 19 Aug 2012 Sun 01:24 am

Singer: Gülden Karaböcek

Song: Ağlıyorsam Yaşıyorum

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqTa8EH73J0

 

Lyrics:

Eğer Ağlıyorsam Yaşıyorum

Bakarsan anlarsın gözlerime sen
Eğer ağlıyorsam yaşıyorum ben
Bu benim kaderim doğduğum günden
Eğer ağlıyorsam yaşıyorum ben

Dertliyim inleyen bir keman gibi
Mutluluk gönlüme bir düşman gibi
Hayatım ağlatan bir roman gibi
Eğer ağlıyorsam yaşıyorum ben

En acı dertleri attım içime
Ümitsiz aşkımı gömdüm kalbime
Çaresiz ağlarım kendi halime
Bilki ağlıyorsam yaşıyorum ben

Dertliyim inleyen bir keman gibi
Mutluluk gönlüme bir düşman gibi
Hayatım ağlatan bir roman gibi
Eğer ağlıyorsam yaşıyorum ben

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Thread: Counting the Cost - Money for nothing

649.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 18 Aug 2012 Sat 11:44 am

Counting the Cost - Money for nothing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgwiQgfM8hA



Thread: T-E just 2 words

650.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 18 Aug 2012 Sat 05:56 am

has no meaning...

if i knew the full sentence, i might guess.



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