My try:

Everything is worth to sacrifice for you.

I bear (undergo) everything for you, my love.

But if you don´t want i´ll not (sharpen?), my love.

But anyway i´m looking for (missing) you.

I think the second part is

yearning is not for us (can´t be for us).

not sure

teşekkür ederim (alf shokr belmasry) Canlı

selam

in the homework called "putting together major and minor vowel harmony" what is meant by back and front vowels, is it hard and soft?

i can´t understand exactly what is required by this homework

Hello everybody – Herkes selam

I´ve recently joined the group and I just wanted to say hello to all the members in my class and to thank the guys who planned for and executed this learning program to guide us through studying lessons in this great site .

Hope we advance quickly in our studying

Good luck for all 

Nice explanation, herkes teşekkürler

Sabahleyin -> sabah-le-in
le: means with or by,
in: means ´s
Is this right?

Buyurun -> bu-ur-un
ur: suffix of the present tense.
un: means your.
so is it "This is yours"?

Well, Canli, i studied most of the lessons and i understand several rules and the meaning of almost all suffixes but you know Turkish language has a lot of suffixes, so combining several suffixes in one word is little confusing for a beginner.

for example:
Verdiğiniz – I analyzed it as follows ver-dik-iniz, verdik means we gave and iniz suffix means "your "??!!

Somebody please tell me where are the suffixes in the following words and what is the meaning they give:



Barış bey işine her sabah 8´de gidiyor.

Barış bey öğle yemeğini okulda yiyor.

Evine saat 18´de geliyor.



Öğleyin yok mu?

Buyurun, bin lira.



İstanbul-Ankara arası kaç kilometredir?

Sabahleyin saat 8.15´te.

Verdiğiniz bilgiler için çok teşekkür ederiz.



Annen haklı oğlum. Hadi bin artık.

Hepiniz hoşÃ§a kalın.



I don´t understand the meaning of this sentence in bold:

Hadi yavrum, bin artık trene. Vakit tamam.

i looked for bin in dictionary, i found that it has one meaning: thousand