biggsy said:haha even i can translate martin axenrotu. also maybe something about cob? turkish looks awesome when its written
nice to hear you are the first i've heard about it
thanks=teşekkürler(in turkish)
biggsy said:haha even i can translate martin axenrotu. also maybe something about cob? turkish looks awesome when its written
Raistlin Majere said:arkadaşım opeth denilen grubu türk milleti sever. ne var şaşıracak bunda
bunda?Raistlin Majere said:arkadaşım opeth denilen grubu türk milleti sever. ne var şaşıracak bunda
never tasted turkish or swedish coffee, but ours is pretty strong as well.Stilgar said:havada=in the air? If I remember right from my visits to Istanbul that havalimanı=airport. And the turkish kahve is great! It's the closest I've come to swedish coffee anywhere (it's too watered out anywhere else).
Raistlin Majere said:and i am a SHE not a gay "he" who loves and fancies martin axenrot. duh!
The grammar is very easy and regular though.Holy_Bastard said:Hmm...I see some Turkish-Lovers here Turkish is a good and rich language pals...But it's also very hard to learn
BloodyScalpel said:The grammar is very easy and regular though.
It's probably the simplest grammar I've EVER seen. All you have to do is think like yoda and you're almost set.
dont mind him he just has this "i am dah einstein and you are the pitiful mortals" attitudeHoly_Bastard said:Wooow!!! You are the only one I've EVER seen who says Turkish is easy