Turkakan Khosaktsutsyun (Turkish Conversation)

[Sako]

Sagol erkek kardes, goroshuruz.

[Miyoka_Zinima]

You do not need to say 'erkek' or 'kiz', 'kardes' is fine as long as you do not want to mention your siblings gender (like: i have one 'sister' and two 'brothers').

[Sako]

Thanks Miyoka, too bad your banned already, lol. Maybe that'll teach you to watch your language in Turkish. Yeah, we know Turkish too smartass.

[ardakilic]

Some other conversations Saco Can (in Turkish, we have the same as Jan/Djan but it is written with c).

How are you = Nasılsın (2nd person singular)
= Nasılsınız (2nd person plural)

I am fine = İyiyim

Good morning = Günaydın
Good evening = İyi akşamlar/Hayırlı akşamlar

Nice to meet you = Tanıştığımıza memnun oldum

[Sako]

Teshekkur ederim. Nasilisin? Iyiyim. Goroshuruz kardesh !

Thank you. How are you? I'm fine. See you later bro !

[ardakilic]

Teshekkur ederim. nasilisin? Iyiyim. Goroshuruz kardesh !

Thank you. How are you? I'm fine. See you later bro !

Excellent

But i demand the same for Hayeren. OK, my teacher?

[Sako]

Excellent

Thank you my friend, I owe it to you and everyone here. Without talking with you all I might never have even thought of learning Turkish. Simply no reason to. Now I have a reason to learn it properly . Sogal kardesh.

But i demand the same for Hayeren. OK, my teacher?

I owe you much more then this my friend. And don't worry, I'll be the strictest teacher you've ever had ... just kidding. Get into the Hayeren Khosaktsutsyun thread, I'll start giving you some fast lessons. It's real easy.

[ardakilic]

I am ready Sire!

[phantom]

How about some funny Turkish sayings, including the dirty ones, which are, of course, the most fun.

I'll start with a couple of my favorites, learned mostly from my grandma:

Turkish - Esek sikmenin usuli var.
English - There's a way to screw a donkey. (Implying, there is a right way to screw a donkey and a wrong way to do it).

Turkish - Itim soyler, gotum dinler.
English - My donkey speaks, my ass listens. (She used to say that one to my dad quite often).

Turkish - Kedilere maskara olduk.
English - We became clowns for the cats.

[VaheTheGreat(e)]

How about some funny Turkish sayings, including the dirty ones, which are, of course, the most fun.

I'll start with a couple of my favorites, learned mostly from my grandma:

Turkish - Esek sikmenin usuli var.
English - There's a way to screw a donkey. (Implying, there is a right way to screw a donkey and a wrong way to do it).

Turkish - Itim soyler, gotum dinler.
English - My donkey speaks, my ass listens. (She used to say that one to my dad quite often).

Turkish - Kedilere maskara olduk.
English - We became clowns for the cats.

how lovely!!!