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Thread: e-t lutfen?

1.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Dec 2006 Wed 01:48 am

i think its this:

hastilik sini sistemi dejeneratif

which is degenerative disease of nervous system



Thread: i think i translated this but can someone check? thanks x

2.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Dec 2006 Wed 01:38 am

ben kararimi degistirdim askerlige ay vaktim var ben tatile gelecem ama param yok siz bana gonderin hemen gelirim sizi seviyorum beni arayin ben ciddiyim

i think it says something like:

i have decision to go into army in 6 months time, so for now i have vacation, but i dont have money right now. i love you and you remain important friend???



oops missed out the 6!!



Thread: i think i translated this but can someone check? thanks x

3.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Dec 2006 Wed 01:37 am

ben kararimi degistirdim askerlige ay vaktim var ben tatile gelecem ama param yok siz bana gonderin hemen gelirim sizi seviyorum beni arayin ben ciddiyim

i think it says something like:

i have decision to go into army in months time, so for now i have vacation, but i dont have money right now. i love you and you remain important friend???


am i any where near?

is this written in formal form?


many thanks for your help xx



Thread: a short text message turk-eng thanksxx

4.       mooncat
31 posts
 23 Dec 2006 Sat 07:01 pm

otele gelecegim belli degil bilmiyorum. cunku askerlik agustos ile ekim arasi otelle konusacam alirsa gelecem. sizi cok seviyorum




thank you for doing this for me

xxxx



Thread: turk to english please thanks xx

5.       mooncat
31 posts
 14 Dec 2006 Thu 01:19 pm

oh thanks for that!

mummy is a childs way of saying mother. I am 31 and call my mother mummy!



Thread: turk to english please thanks xx

6.       mooncat
31 posts
 14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:58 pm

please help i am dying to know what it says...



Thread: Please help eng - turk (urgent)

7.       mooncat
31 posts
 14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:52 pm

sorry but i couldnt help laughing at the message! he he



Thread: tr - eng short, please

8.       mooncat
31 posts
 14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:48 pm

your getting ads not only from uk mobiles but also from turkey!



Thread: turk to english please thanks xx

9.       mooncat
31 posts
 14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:41 pm

kile kim ben anlamadim ben sizi cok ozledim ben lokantada calisyom ben Hakan la konusurum sizi seviyorum ve opuyorum benim kontur kalmadi

mumya ne demek? ben sizi cok seviyorum herkeze selam askim


these are both text messages... i cant find the words in my dictionary... please help thank you!

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx



Thread: Lenght of visa?

10.       mooncat
31 posts
 05 Nov 2006 Sun 10:01 pm

i was in marmaris in oct they gave me a three mmonth one... did you still pay 10 quid? I think maybe they diddled ya anything on their embassy website?



Thread: Urgent Recipe Needed .

11.       mooncat
31 posts
 05 Nov 2006 Sun 12:54 pm

for inside you can put strawberry jam amd cream, or a butter cream which will last longer which is butter and icing sugar beaten together. for the top you could simply dust with icing sugar and decorate with strawberries



Thread: Urgent Recipe Needed .

12.       mooncat
31 posts
 05 Nov 2006 Sun 11:18 am

whatever tin you want to use, make enough mix so that it fills it 3/4 of the way up to allow 1/4 for rising. if you use middle of your oven, on about gas 3/4.. quite low, as you dont want tit to cook too quickly. should take 20-30 mins. to tell if cooked, press sponge in middle, if it springs back up as if you didnt press it then its done. i am a chef... this is a recipe all out kitchens use!



Thread: Urgent Recipe Needed .

13.       mooncat
31 posts
 05 Nov 2006 Sun 11:00 am

thats an english sponge tho not a turkish one!



Thread: Urgent Recipe Needed .

14.       mooncat
31 posts
 05 Nov 2006 Sun 10:59 am

for simple sponge

250g self raising flour
250g butter
250g caster sugar
4 eggs
1 tsp vanilla essence

beat in a machine the butter and sugar. till it has changed to a lighter colour and fluffy texture. add flour and eggs and vanilla. beat till mix is evenly mixed.

put in a tin that has grease proof paper in and bake!



Thread: english - turkish thanks all xx

15.       mooncat
31 posts
 02 Nov 2006 Thu 08:04 pm

thank you corina xx



Thread: english - turkish thanks all xx

16.       mooncat
31 posts
 02 Nov 2006 Thu 07:22 pm

we miss you very much too. the weather here is very cold but the sun is bright. We hope that the army is not too hard for you, and the time passes quickly. Will you return to the Tropical hotel after the army?

Thanks in advance! love you all! you are all great! xx



Thread: turkish-english please!

17.       mooncat
31 posts
 02 Nov 2006 Thu 07:05 pm

lol....ok thanks pamela!!! Those words explain ALOT!!!!! hehehe
thanks i really appreciate it!

i wish i could get my head round the turkish language!



Thread: turkish-english please!

18.       mooncat
31 posts
 02 Nov 2006 Thu 06:57 pm

just three words that i can never find out what they mean via dictionary please help! thanks xx


evimdeyim
mutluyum
öpüyorum



Thread: watch THIS

19.       mooncat
31 posts
 31 Oct 2006 Tue 05:45 pm

ouch that gotta hurt....



Thread: Flights are booked :)

20.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Oct 2006 Fri 10:48 pm

ooo sorry to hog the board but just thought of another

sweden people are called swedes.... mmm nice vegetable!



Thread: Flights are booked :)

21.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Oct 2006 Fri 10:47 pm

http://www.bertholletia.org/bertholletia/News/newssympnews.html

brazil nuts!



Thread: Flights are booked :)

22.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Oct 2006 Fri 10:44 pm

brazil nuts are a real nut.... very tasty



Thread: Flights are booked :)

23.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Oct 2006 Fri 10:43 pm

Chile = chillies
wales = whales
brazil= nuts/genital waxing



Thread: Flights are booked :)

24.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Oct 2006 Fri 10:38 pm

hehehe i am laughing so much! Such an argumentative topic...
or the brazilians getting named after a type of genital waxing!
ha!



Thread: Flights are booked :)

25.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Oct 2006 Fri 09:58 pm

and.....

in english text if it is written Do you like Turkey? anyone with a bit of education would know the country is being spoken of becuase of the T. if it was turkey as in food it would be a small t.



Thread: Flights are booked :)

26.       mooncat
31 posts
 27 Oct 2006 Fri 09:56 pm

my god is this argument still going on.... well i will join in... no other country named after an animal... well it might not b spelt the same but it sounds like one... WALES!!!!

And why is someone not from England trying to dictate what we call other countries? Should it not be up to us english people to decide that? We dont enforce that you call england, england-you call it ingiltere... maybe we should put our foot down too!



Thread: Flights are booked :)

27.       mooncat
31 posts
 26 Oct 2006 Thu 11:01 pm

Turkey is turkey is turkey. has turkey got a thing about name changing? what happened to constantinople?

leave it as it is.. turkia looks and sounds stupid. i am english and have never in my life heard of turkia. why do poeple have to keep changing things. leave it as it is.. there is enough confusion in this world already. when i think of turkish people i think of turks. when i think of turkeys i think turkeys. plain. simple.



Thread: what about traveling for Turks...

28.       mooncat
31 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 11:08 pm

interesting subject.. i would love to know these answers as I would love to be able to get my turkish friend to uk for a holiday with me.

he said that you have to have either money or land to get a visa?

I would like to know also how much visas and passports are.

I too think its crazy how easy it is for us to come to the country but yet in reverse it is so hard...



Thread: turkish to english can someone please translate xxthanks

29.       mooncat
31 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:43 pm

lol!!! well thanks guys!!!! I knew I could rely on you all to figure it for me... I am very new to turkish... I only have a dictionary to help me!! i would love to take lessons but i dont think anywhere near me does turkish lessons! thanks everyone... or should I be saying tesekkur ederim!



Thread: turkish to english can someone please translate xxthanks

30.       mooncat
31 posts
 22 Oct 2006 Sun 11:13 pm

sagol askim seni cok ozledim sizi seviyorum ve unutmayacam. sonia askim nasilsin unutmadin icin

i think i got this far:

thanks my love. i miss you very much. (sizi)? I love and

(unutmayacam)? . Sonia my love how are you. (unutmadin icin)?



thank you xx
and happy bayram!!!!!!



Thread: Weather in Mugla in February

31.       mooncat
31 posts
 22 Oct 2006 Sun 11:10 pm

i was in mugla last february. i took some jumpers as night time was really cold, but during the day it was about 23 degrees!



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