Why not? Are you in China? Because in Turkey the ban is removed as far as I know.

"Gebelik testi yaptım, pozitif çıktı. En kısa zamanda beni ara."

I think there´s a technical problem, I cannot see the rest of your message. I don´t see the two versions you proposed. I would say this sentence in turkish as:

You forced us to eat.

Bizi yemeye zorladın.

I dont know if the literal translation is used as well in english, maybe you wiill understand like this: you have been keeping your silence?? , you are still silent

 I was not referring to you. You are right. I said it to the asker, but I think I got the question wrong. I think he asks if it comes first, does it mean that it is a subject. No, as CANLI said, they can come first but as adverb.

If a day or a month is the subject of the sentence, why would they be excluded from the rule? If they are the subject, they´ll come before the verb.

 I think it´s "özledim seni canım bebeğim"

"I´ve missed you my dear baby"

 Yes, but then it´s not just for beauty. When you do something nicely, well, they say it as well. Forexample, you play piano very well, you sing very well, and you speak turkish, so it´s some king of saying "well done". Though I´m sure they meant it in both ways

 It´s ok trudy. anyway I understood when I saw her  message that she didnt in fact ask for a translation.

 I corrected all of your homeworks that you added for week 3, but you havent added an answer to "past tense in noun sentences." and nor did you any for week 4. Sorry for the delay for week 3.