kes: stop, shut up (literally "cut")

panpa: (slang) buddy, close friend

"Oğlum Bak Git"

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

Common Errors in English Usage

"What American President, with cities in California and Utah named after him, is associated in France and Germany with ?" Answer: Milliard Fillmore

Eskişehir Osmangazi University, Institute of Medical Sciences

http://www.ogu.edu.tr/en/academic/details.aspx?AID=13

Eskişehir Anadolu University, Faculty of Pharmacy

https://www.anadolu.edu.tr/akademik/fak_ecz/eindex.htm 

Official Website for Higher Education, information for foreign students...

http://www.yok.gov.tr/en/

Happy kandils, may god accept your prayers inshallah.

"Seni Seviyorum Ama..." : I love you but there may be difficulties after love.
"Ama Seni Seviyorum.." : There have been difficulties but still I love you.

Language Families

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f7/Human_Language_Families_Map.PNG

translation is correct but turkish part has problems.

...pes et cok yaklastum" this part isnt fully correct.

...pes etmeye çok yaklaştım. your translation is for this sentence and correct. but this sentence makes no sense for the beginning of paragraph. i think the correct one must be:

...pes etmeye çok yaklaşmıştım. (the difference in meaning: ...but i didnt give up.)

if we go back in time, today´s many languages would be a single language a couple of thousands years ago. for example:

latin: italian, spanish, french...

turkic: turkish, azeri, uzbek, tatar, uygur...

syriac: arabic, heprew, aramaic...

...

if we mix two or three languages, there will be a new language like english.

there are many dead languages, we know the civilisations but we have no idea what was their language.