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Turkish journalists see north Cyprus as Turkish province

How can we solve it? (keep it civilized)

Postby halil » Fri Aug 28, 2009 2:46 pm

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denizaksulu wrote:Hİç şaşmam :lol:

Sakın şaşma sonra şaşkın olung ha ona gore benden soylemesi. :lol: :lol:



geç galdıng be gardaş :D :? :lol: :x :P :oops: :cry: :wink: :roll: :twisted: :evil: :!: :?: :idea: :arrow: :( :cry:

U gavolen mavrolon. Kim charpti sana. Gozu gotune.



Cadaloz garı galiba

Amma nereye saklandı O cadaloz: :twisted:

If you are talking about Oracle, she is a lot more than cadaloz.
:lol: :lol: :lol:


cadaloz= n. hag, bitch, old cat, battle axe, grimalkin, harridan, scold, shrew, termagant, virago, vixen

adj. spiteful, shrewish, termagant

as for boutana well we all know what that means.

These charming guys only have the balls to swear at you in Turkish Mrs O You must have really frightened them.



O

orόspa

oγlάni

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Postby denizaksulu » Fri Aug 28, 2009 2:50 pm

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denizaksulu wrote:I have an excuse for I am not from Turkey. What is yours.


lol You don't need to be from Türkiye to write proper Turkish. It is your NATIVE language dangalak.(add this to your vocab :wink: ) Have you read the comment made about you by your fellow TC brother in another thread? You are called a rum g.. y..ayıcısı. (He wrote this in English so that you could understand it as well :lol: )



Whats it to you? My native language is Turkish Cypriot; what are you talking about. Dont you ever read what is posted for your benefit? Words dont hurt. Its a free forum. I may have seen it, then I will take it from a TC on my chin. Foreigners can keep their nose out of our business.
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Postby runaway » Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:10 pm

denizaksulu wrote:My native language is Turkish Cypriot.


Another TC corrected your ignorance on it. Turkish Cypriot is only a dialect of Turkish and in writing only Istanbul Turkish is used. If you write the way you talk, you will be treated as a villager. Another Turkish proverb on donkeys: Tahsil cehaleti alır eşşeklik baki kalır. In your case it should be adopted as: both cehalet and eşşeklik has stayed for good on the rum g.. y...yıcısı :lol:
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Postby denizaksulu » Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:16 pm

runaway wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:My native language is Turkish Cypriot.


Another TC corrected your ignorance on it. Turkish Cypriot is only a dialect of Turkish and in writing only Istanbul Turkish is used. If you write the way you talk, you will be treated as a villager. Another Turkish proverb on donkeys: Tahsil cehaleti alır eşşeklik baki kalır. In your case it should be adopted as: both cehalet and eşşeklik has stayed for good on the rum g.. y...yıcısı :lol:



You can smile as much as you like.

Sen kendi kendini cümle aleme rezil etmesini pek iyi biliyorsun. Lütfen devam et.
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Postby Kikapu » Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:36 pm

runaway wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:My native language is Turkish Cypriot.


Another TC corrected your ignorance on it. Turkish Cypriot is only a dialect of Turkish and in writing only Istanbul Turkish is used. If you write the way you talk, you will be treated as a villager. Another Turkish proverb on donkeys: Tahsil cehaleti alır eşşeklik baki kalır. In your case it should be adopted as: both cehalet and eşşeklik has stayed for good on the rum g.. y...yıcısı :lol:


Says the ignorant fool from Turkey who lives in a country which is a step above a Third World Status always looking for a handout from the World Bank telling others that they are a "villager". We all know that the Turks look down on the Turkish Cypriots, but we look down on the Turks also, so the feelings are mutual. Perhaps all the NeoPartitionist on this forum should take note on how you (the Turks) really feel about the TCs before they really pull their pants down and bend over for you. I know it's already too late for YFreak. They are under the delusional impression that you love them. Hahahahahaha.! :lol: :lol: :lol:

But then again Zan did tell us, that the Anatolians gave him a funny look when they heard him speak in a funny sounded Turkish at a Anatolian Restaurant in the north. I think the light finally came on for Zan with that experience.! :idea: :idea: :idea:

BTW, do you have any more doctored videos for me to comment on.! :lol:
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Postby runaway » Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:38 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
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denizaksulu wrote:My native language is Turkish Cypriot.


Another TC corrected your ignorance on it. Turkish Cypriot is only a dialect of Turkish and in writing only Istanbul Turkish is used. If you write the way you talk, you will be treated as a villager. Another Turkish proverb on donkeys: Tahsil cehaleti alır eşşeklik baki kalır. In your case it should be adopted as: both cehalet and eşşeklik has stayed for good on the rum g.. y...yıcısı :lol:



You can smile as much as you like.

Sen kendi kendini cümle aleme rezil etmesini pek iyi biliyorsun. Lütfen devam et.


Who's the cümle alem? A bunch of south cypriot killers? You would do anything to please them rum g.. y...yıcısı.
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Postby runaway » Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:40 pm

Kikapu wrote:
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denizaksulu wrote:My native language is Turkish Cypriot.


Another TC corrected your ignorance on it. Turkish Cypriot is only a dialect of Turkish and in writing only Istanbul Turkish is used. If you write the way you talk, you will be treated as a villager. Another Turkish proverb on donkeys: Tahsil cehaleti alır eşşeklik baki kalır. In your case it should be adopted as: both cehalet and eşşeklik has stayed for good on the rum g.. y...yıcısı :lol:


Says the ignorant fool from Turkey who lives in a country which is a step above a Third World Status always looking for a handout from the World Bank telling others that they are a "villager". We all know that the Turks look down on the Turkish Cypriots, but we look down on the Turks also, so the feelings are mutual. Perhaps all the NeoPartitionist on this forum should take note on how you (the Turks) really feel about the TCs before they really pull their pants down and bend over for you. I know it's already too late for YFreak. They are under the delusional impression that you love them. Hahahahahaha.! :lol: :lol: :lol:

But then again Zan did tell us, that the Anatolians gave him a funny look when they heard him speak in a funny sounded Turkish at a Anatolian Restaurant in the north. I think the light finally came on for Zan with that experience.! :idea: :idea: :idea:

BTW, do you have any more doctored videos for me to comment on.! :lol:


Actually our fellow TC friend gave two names as rum g.. y...yıcısı and surprise surprise you were the second one. :lol:
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Postby umit07 » Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:42 pm

Firstly there is no such thing as a Turkish Cypriot accent (sive), we have our own unique dialect of Turkish (Agiz). THere are quite a few odd words with Azeri's. Some funny examples are as follows.

"Bas Pezevenk Demirel" This was a header for a Azeri newspaper when Demirel payed a visit to Azerbaijan. Turkish literal meaning is "Head pimp Demirel",where as in Azeri dialect Pezevenk means minister.

"Karabag'da yarrakli saldiri", Turkish meaning "Attack with cock's in Karabag" in azeri dialect "Yarrak" means "firearm" and not "cock".

another funny one is the verb "itmek" which means "to push" in Turkish, but then again in Azeri dialect it means "to fuck".
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Postby denizaksulu » Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:52 pm

umit07 wrote:Firstly there is no such thing as a Turkish Cypriot accent (sive), we have our own unique dialect of Turkish (Agiz). THere are quite a few odd words with Azeri's. Some funny examples are as follows.

"Bas Pezevenk Demirel" This was a header for a Azeri newspaper when Demirel payed a visit to Azerbaijan. Turkish literal meaning is "Head pimp Demirel",where as in Azeri dialect Pezevenk means minister.

"Karabag'da yarrakli saldiri", Turkish meaning "Attack with cock's in Karabag" in azeri dialect "Yarrak" means "firearm" and not "cock".

another funny one is the verb "itmek" which means "to push" in Turkish, but then again in Azeri dialect it means "to fuck".



You learn something everyday. :lol: :lol:
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Postby Kikapu » Fri Aug 28, 2009 4:43 pm

runaway wrote:
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denizaksulu wrote:My native language is Turkish Cypriot.


Another TC corrected your ignorance on it. Turkish Cypriot is only a dialect of Turkish and in writing only Istanbul Turkish is used. If you write the way you talk, you will be treated as a villager. Another Turkish proverb on donkeys: Tahsil cehaleti alır eşşeklik baki kalır. In your case it should be adopted as: both cehalet and eşşeklik has stayed for good on the rum g.. y...yıcısı :lol:


Says the ignorant fool from Turkey who lives in a country which is a step above a Third World Status always looking for a handout from the World Bank telling others that they are a "villager". We all know that the Turks look down on the Turkish Cypriots, but we look down on the Turks also, so the feelings are mutual. Perhaps all the NeoPartitionist on this forum should take note on how you (the Turks) really feel about the TCs before they really pull their pants down and bend over for you. I know it's already too late for YFreak. They are under the delusional impression that you love them. Hahahahahaha.! :lol: :lol: :lol:

But then again Zan did tell us, that the Anatolians gave him a funny look when they heard him speak in a funny sounded Turkish at a Anatolian Restaurant in the north. I think the light finally came on for Zan with that experience.! :idea: :idea: :idea:

BTW, do you have any more doctored videos for me to comment on.! :lol:


Actually our fellow TC friend gave two names as rum g.. y...yıcısı and surprise surprise you were the second one. :lol:


You are smart to avoid my above post very cowardly or else I would have buried you with it..............again.! :lol:

When you say "our fellow TC friend", you are no doubt talking about MR-from-NG who has shown that his aptitude or his attention span to hold any kind of political discussion is pretty much at the same level as yours and YFreak's, which amounts to very little, both of you put together that is, but we still love MR-from-NG, just because he has a way to amuse us with his posts, and that's the way he is. He says things without thinking first, then later he would take back what he had said. He is just pissed off right now, just because some thieving fools in the north had stolen his giant pot, so he lashes out to whom ever seems to annoy him at the time. But we don't know what's your excuse is for being a Prick, but we take you as you are also, a Prick.! :lol:
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