"Also please can someone explain the 'miş' ending, like 'gelmiş' or 'etmiş'. I am very confused about this."

the "-mış" ending put a distance between the person saying it and what they are saying.
for eg: i come home one day and my brother isnt here, my mum tells me that he had gone out. then my dad asks me where my brother is i say "dışarıya çıkmış"
instead of "dışarıya çıktı" because i wasnt there when he went out, in other words, there is an uncertainty in my statement.

i have tried to explain this without using all the propre language terms 1. because i dont know them! and 2. because its sometimes easier to understand

omg i cant believe that.. i believe that this prince was very unfortunate.. and shouldnt have waited that long to tell the prenses that he loved her... he could have just waited just 2 years and said "seni seviyorum" or he couldve learnt another language and then said it in one word salak.. hehe... he could have written it too..
maybe the actual moral of the story is that guys dont use their brains ha?

i see.. and how long does that last all together?

when u put it like that.. i can see how u are confused although i believe its one of the things u just learn natrually from being in a TR environment..
i havent heard of any certain rule althugh if there is one i would like to know it too!

really?? wow.. thanks for telling us that..

whats this staj thing that my boyfriend keeps talking about??
is it like work experience? :S he has to do it every year...

i thnk that arkadaş means friend
where as dost maybe more like the eng. word "mate"
im not sure though... i would imagine thats the case..?