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Post by darkme on Aug 4, 2008 9:55:09 GMT -6
Since I've been to Turkey in my summer vacations, I thought I'd start this thread because I have been learning a bit of Turkish and I'd love to learn more if someone who speaks Turkish joins our boards! So I know just a bit of the basics, and it's a bit close to Arabic so it's not that hard. Hello - Merhaba (the H isn't pronounced, so it's like meraba) How are you? - nasılsınız? (It's pronounced like nasilsiniz) Thank you, I'm fine. - Teşekkür ederim, iyim. (it's pronounced like teshakur ederim, eeyeem). And how are you? - Sez nasılsınız? Thank you, I am fine too. - Teşekkür ederim, ben de iyim. It's really fun to learn it, specially since we got a chance to practise it a bit there. Here are the Turkish Alphabet: A - a as in " ugly " B - be as in " bell" C - ce as in " jealous" Ç � çe as in " chair" D - de as in " decade" E - e as in " elephant" F - fe as in " federal" G - ge as in " get" Ğ � ğe H - he as in " helicopter" I - ı as in "numb er" İ - i as in " insect" J - je as in "azure" (gara j = garage, pronounced as in French & English) K - ke as in " kettle" L - le as in " leg" M - me as in " men" N - ne as in " never" O - o as in " orchestra" Ö - ö as in " urge" P - pe as in " pen" R - re as in " red" S - se as in " sell" Ş - şe as in " shelf" T - te as in " telephone" U - u as in " oops!" Ü � ü as in "fr uit" V - ve as in " vegetable" Y - ye as in " yes" Z - ze as in " zebra" Link: www.onlineturkish.com/alphabet.asp
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Post by harisstavr on Aug 4, 2008 10:34:04 GMT -6
hey! I know an expression: Seni Seviyorum ( I love you)
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Post by SoHuda on Oct 1, 2008 16:02:34 GMT -6
Evet= yes Hayir or yok= no iyi= good kotu = bad tamam= ok
sen=you ben=me, I
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Post by SoHuda on Oct 1, 2008 16:03:48 GMT -6
for my sign. picture: Ihlamurlar altinda (a name of a turkish show) : underneath the linden trees
soz vermis asklara: for promised loves
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