Quoting lululy:

are lesbians and gays socially accepted?? if daughters/sons are lesbians/gays in turkish families, how would the parents react?
are there any bars for these people to hang around in turkey?? where are these places mostly located?

Quoting miss_ceyda:

slmmm...

i have been looking at a few of those turkish learning websites from that thread... and one of them says that..

"yaparsak" means "if we usually do it"
whilst "yapsak" means "if we do it"

but, i was talking to patience and he said that there is no difference.. is this correct?? im quite confused.. i dont know which one to use...

can u great native speakers help me out please??

thanks in advance... luv ya all


yapsak is little informal.....dis is the only difference....

xxxx

Quoting miss_ceyda:

lets say for eg, i wanted to say,
"there are lots of girls coming"

is it, "çok kız geliyor" or "çok kızlar geliyor"...??

Quoting louisa:

I got an eamail from someone with "seker_deli_kiz" in their email address...what does that mean, does it make any sense? Thank you

Quoting bab:

We will be visiting Istanbul next week and I was wondering if anyone knows some nice fun attractions for children aged 9-12 in Istanbul or within a short travelling distance.
Thanks

Quoting patience:

thats exactly what i meant.. we have one life.. so live it right!
and you know people can laught deliriously but yet they are in delusion.. for example i have my best smiling times when someone falls on the ground on their butts where is love in this situation?
its just childish talk you re having.. cliché.. using the phrases "maximum pleassure from life", "limited time" will not make it right you should have really strong arguments.. anyway.. i am a pessimist.. and i ll keep looking for that you will never have not the easy way but the best way.. for maximum pleassure.. ahaha..