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Thread: New Game - Türkiye Şehirleri

111.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 17 Aug 2010 Tue 11:43 pm

 

Quoting nifrtity

 

I think it would be,

Tokat - Tunceli

 

instead of

 

 "Tokat-Tunce"

 

 

Tunceli - İvrindi ( BALIKESİR )

 



Thread: Turky struggles with hot air

112.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 17 Aug 2010 Tue 01:50 pm

 

And this is the forecast of Turkish State Meteorological Service for Thursday !!! For a very long time I have been following this website but never seen like that one!!!! Celcius degrees do not look very high but when they come together with humidity, result is this!!

 

 

 

 



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Thread: Today is 17th August.

113.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 17 Aug 2010 Tue 12:31 am

 

 

Not only Kurdish citizens, a lot of people living in other corners of country think that everything is going perfect and there are unlimited job oppurtunities in Istanbul. So, they leave their fatherlands and move to Istanbul without sufficient money to buy or rent a home, so they build their own ones at outskirts of city. And unfortunately Istanbul is welcomed thousands of immigrants every year.

And the result... in next disaster, 30.000 people are supposed to lose their lives. I´m sure that, God shall protect all of us, if Istanbul is hit by a 6.0 scale earthquake right now, I can´t imagine the size of disaster and destruction...

Authorities strengthen the buildings to provide them NOT to get collapsed during earthquake but they don´t consider the ahead. A high number of this strengthened buildings (hospitals, schools and other kind of public buildings) will be unable to be used after main shock, although they won´t get collapsed.

And by the way, they can´t stop immigration, they can´t say "don´t come! turn back!" but they can control it. Becuase, otherwise, Istanbul has been turning into a paper-houses city day by day.

thx

 



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Thread: Today is 17th August.

114.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 16 Aug 2010 Mon 11:20 pm

 

 

It was 11 years ago and it was Monday night and Tuesday morning again, likewise now. It was nearing to the end of summer, just 6 days ago, when it was 11th August 1999, we had observed the greatest and last solar eclipse of 20th century with our ´solar eye-glasses´, we were just 11 years old kids and for first time we saw the sun hiding behind the moon at that time of noon.

Days passed and we arrived to 16th of August, monday night. Istanbul is suffering dog days again, it is too hot and all windows and doors of block apartments of Bakırköy district, are open threw. (I lived in Bakırköy till I was 15). There are our equals driving bike around the narrow street which is going down to the beach and connecting to Kennedy Avenue. There is a gloom over the buildings and city, as if sky darkened before the time it always does.

Till ten o´clock of night, I rode bike and then went to home. I opened the window of my room and went bed about midnight. I couldn´t sleep even 1 minute until 02.30 a.m., because of that hot! At last, I succumbed and went to the living room to watch TV.

Everything was okay until 03.02, when I started to hear a sound like a monster scream. First, I thought a lorry was passing through the street but it was much more different than a lorry voice.

I saw the room fastly moving and swinging left and right, furnitures were moving and wheeled television table was due to get out of the room. But, much scarier than everything was that voice, that I could never understand what it actually was.

Shake lasted for 45 seconds and it looked like years. When earthquake stopped, my father embraced me and ran to the exit door, with my mother who was crying and embracing my 1 year younger brother. When they opened the door, I heard the screams of our feared neighbour, any of them did understand whap happened.

We left the building - at that moment, electricity cut. We opened the radio of our car, everybody´s ear was at any news that would come from radio. Everybody was really curious about the epicentre and magnitude of earthquake.

We learnt. Epicenter was Gölcük town of Kocaeli. First, they declared the magnitude as 6.7 but they corrected and changed it as 7.4

Kocaeli, Sakarya and Yalova took the heaviest damage. It jolted all Marmara Region and took 17.000 lives.

I wish not to experience same disasters again and I wish peace for our brothers and sisters who have lost their lives because of this disasters.

Why did I tell this? 11 years past, a lot of memories have been forgetten, naturally. And now, scientist forecast another and worse earthquake disaster and this time is much closer to Istanbul, the heart of Türkiye.

What has changed in 11 years? Will we experience the same fear and pains or this time, are we really ready?

 

thx

turkishcobra//

 

 



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Edited (8/16/2010) by turkishcobra



Thread: t to e

115.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 16 Aug 2010 Mon 09:45 am

 

 

sen oldukça prensim?

 

I have never heard such a sentence, it is wrong. How could others translate it, I wonder?!

 



Thread: translation to english plz

116.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 16 Aug 2010 Mon 01:10 am

 

Quoting Sooree

 

Hi,would someone please translate this accurately?

 

özLedm çocukken seni kovalamayı .. okulun koridorlarında ki çığlıkları özledmm çok özledm

 


 

Correction:

Özledim çocukken seni kovalamayı. Okulun koridorlarındaki çığlıkları özledim, çok özledim.

I missed to chase you in childhood. I missed the screams at school corridors, I missed very much.

thx

 



Thread: translate E->T

117.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 15 Aug 2010 Sun 09:45 pm

 

Quoting heli.maria

 

"When I saw you I was afraid to meet you.

When I met you I was afraid to kiss you.

When I kissed you I was afraid to love you.

Now that I love you I am afraid to lose you."

 

 

 

 

Seni gördüğümde tanımaktan korktum,

Seni tanıdığımda öpmekten korktum,

Seni öptüğümde sevmekten korktum,

Şimdi seni seviyorum ve seni kaybetmekten korkuyorum.

my try.

thx

 



Thread: Eng-Tr

118.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 15 Aug 2010 Sun 07:20 pm

 

 

Bunu nereden aldın?

or

Bunu nereden getirdin?

 

thx

turkishcobra

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Thread: Turkish letters

119.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 14 Aug 2010 Sat 11:31 pm

 

Quoting Belirsiz

İ  i

I  ı

Ö ö

Ü ü

Ş ş                 COPY FROM HERE xD 

Ç ç          

Ğ ğ              

 

 

 Note that "i / İ" and "ı / I" are not same vowels

 

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Thread: Turkish is one of FB´s top 10 languages

120.       turkishcobra
607 posts
 14 Aug 2010 Sat 11:24 pm

 

In Türkiye, internet is now cheap and fast and there are about 40 millions of internet users in country; digital cables coming by under-sea and special price offers...

Internet in Türkiye is faster and more qualified than a lot of European countries.

 

 

 



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