tesekur ederim,ama....

sorry for asking, but are you sure it is "semek"? (I cannot find this form in the dictionary)....can you explain this passive form?

tesekkurler

merhaba!
I would appreciate your helping me with the following:

"if you want to be loved, be worthy of love"


tesekkurler

I Understand! But it makes me sad when you just dissapear without an explanation.I rushed home so that I could talk to you on line!

anladim, ama uzgunum cunku aciklamasiz kaybolursun. cok cabuk eve dondum seninle internet'te konusmak icin

merhaba!
Turkishgirl asked a question and it seems to me that the discussions have slipped towards a different subject
After all, she wanted points of view on "Turkish lovers"!
Love, in general is a sensitive matter and the judgemets of the heart are always difficult to explain and to understand....
Still, from what I've seen and experienced, there is a tendency in Turkish men to show a higher sesitivity and tenderness... I like to believe they are honest and sincere in most of the cases...
Maybe because the sun brights in this country more and it is wellknown that love and sun are good friends

However, here it is sth to guide you all on the complicated path of love:
WHEN YOUR HEARTS ARE ON FIRE, THAKE CARE NOT TO HAVE SMOKE IN YOUR EYES!

he is preparing the passport for his wife,she wants to come to Turkey,he do everything for her,but he don't do anything for me.

onun karisi icin pasaportu hazirliyor; onun karisi Turkiye'ye gelmek ister. ounun icin herseyi yapar, ama benim icin hic bir sey yapmaz

merhaba!
this is one of Rafet el Roman's song, called "bana sen lazimsin"= you are what I need

ne guz ne guller ister= I don't want no autumn, no roses
bu kalp bir sende titrer= this heart is trembling for you
yak ,hadi durma= burn it, come on, don't stop
senin bu kuller= these are your ashes

ne yaz ne kisi bekler= no summer, no winter it(heart) waits
bu kapl bir seni ozler= this heart misses you
vur, hadi durma= hit, don't stop
senin bu izler= these are your tracks
bana sen lazimsin= you are`what I need

deli= had, crazy
delisi= mad about
ask delisiyim= I'm crazy about love

merhaba!
I`ll try to be as mild as possible, but...it`s hard after reading the kissturk`s post....
when talking about the tr boys/men and the western girls/women, the common line seems to be that "easy" is the code no for the west (frankly I`ve got tired to read and listen to this!) especially when in most of the cases the western girs are the ones lied to and cheated on...
after all, who is judging who and by what critera?
we are living in a multicultural world and pretending to have the absolute truth and pretending to be the only keeper of the value...seems absurd...
why do we even ask "what do they think about living together before marriage?"....what do each of us, in particular think? what the members of that particular couple think?- these sound more appropriate
if we ask what a certain nation think on this subject and how shall we get along with this ...... it is rather sad....
let`s look in the mirror and ask ourselves what do we think of this and what our couple think of this.... after all it is not the rest of the world`s bussiness.....and if it is .... we`ll just have to live...with that world interfering in our couple

My feelings are the same as yours my love. I miss u so so much. I am living for Feb when we can be together again.I am working now, but i wish i was there with u.you are my everything and i love u

sevgilim, duygularim seninki aynidirler. seni cok ozledim. Subat icin yasiyorum- o zaman tekrar bilikteyecegiz. simdi ben calisiyorum, ama keske yaninda, orada olsam. Herseyimsin ve seni seviyorum

merhaba!

if "sana ne oldu"= "what happened to you"

how shall we say e.g. "I feel we gradually get far from eachother. what hapened WITH us?"