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[denizaksulu]

we are sitting at the green line... its very busy for 7am here on the fence before i get no signle for my phone on a bus full of mainly older people....its going to be ages..

That explains the early start. I wish I was there too. We would have a lot to discuss and talk about. (non-political).

yes we went all the way to the north iw as suprised that there is more then two turk flags in the mountains another one just one alone with two real flags next to them and as u lead up the the mountain it has something written on a banner in turkish.. was very nice to see the sites and did some shopping form the stools outside the apostolos church which is in ruins now.. but its not destroyed its just not maintained anymore i guess but busses full of people coming

and on the way back a truck load of old ladies complaining that the turks ripped them off haha..

yeah that would of been nice to meet up. for such a small par tof a island it did feel like we where there forever driving and getting lost:D

what i always found funny that even so far in the north of cyprus where its all field and nothign else they still dont forget to put two turkey flags on every other building/house so many of them its unbelievable how much you tcs fill the north with turkey flags.

btw i saw this while in the south iw as wondering what it meant...

Many settlers in Rizokarpaso are from Turkey. Perhaps thats why the Turkish flags. Some TCs will also fly it.

The sign written by an illiterate Turk says 'keep off the grass/dont step on the grass' but it was misspelt. Instead of ÇİMENLERE they wrote ÇİMLERE Unless ofcourse its a new word in the Turkish language.

Did you actually see a lawn there?

I can see you also graduated from Oracle school of languages. In 1963 when you were in Cyprus, ÇİMENLERE may have been grass but even Google recognised Çimlere. So do you now understand what I mean when I say that language is alive and ever changing and ever encompassing.

I take it that since you had to 'Google' the word 'Çimler' you did not know it either. Now be honest.

[YFred]

Who exactly are you trying to charm. I would be very careful, she may turn out to be one of them vampires, you know the ones that look very pretty but turn into nasty old witches just before you kiss.

[denizaksulu]

Who exactly are you trying to charm. I would be very careful, she may turn out to be one of them vampires, you know the ones that look very pretty but turn into nasty old witches just before you kiss.

Oh damn. You found me out. My lips are .....sorry, my keyboard is locked.

[insan]

we are sitting at the green line... its very busy for 7am here on the fence before i get no signle for my phone on a bus full of mainly older people....its going to be ages..

That explains the early start. I wish I was there too. We would have a lot to discuss and talk about. (non-political).

yes we went all the way to the north iw as suprised that there is more then two turk flags in the mountains another one just one alone with two real flags next to them and as u lead up the the mountain it has something written on a banner in turkish.. was very nice to see the sites and did some shopping form the stools outside the apostolos church which is in ruins now.. but its not destroyed its just not maintained anymore i guess but busses full of people coming

and on the way back a truck load of old ladies complaining that the turks ripped them off haha..

yeah that would of been nice to meet up. for such a small par tof a island it did feel like we where there forever driving and getting lost:D

what i always found funny that even so far in the north of cyprus where its all field and nothign else they still dont forget to put two turkey flags on every other building/house so many of them its unbelievable how much you tcs fill the north with turkey flags.

btw i saw this while in the south iw as wondering what it meant...

Many settlers in Rizokarpaso are from Turkey. Perhaps thats why the Turkish flags. Some TCs will also fly it.

The sign written by an illiterate Turk says 'keep off the grass/dont step on the grass' but it was misspelt. Instead of ÇİMENLERE they wrote ÇİMLERE Unless ofcourse its a new word in the Turkish language.

Did you actually see a lawn there?

U must be that illiterate Turk in this case. Bacuse çim and çimen mean same and both r used very commonly.

http://www.tureng.com/search/lawn

[YFred]

we are sitting at the green line... its very busy for 7am here on the fence before i get no signle for my phone on a bus full of mainly older people....its going to be ages..

That explains the early start. I wish I was there too. We would have a lot to discuss and talk about. (non-political).

yes we went all the way to the north iw as suprised that there is more then two turk flags in the mountains another one just one alone with two real flags next to them and as u lead up the the mountain it has something written on a banner in turkish.. was very nice to see the sites and did some shopping form the stools outside the apostolos church which is in ruins now.. but its not destroyed its just not maintained anymore i guess but busses full of people coming

and on the way back a truck load of old ladies complaining that the turks ripped them off haha..

yeah that would of been nice to meet up. for such a small par tof a island it did feel like we where there forever driving and getting lost:D

what i always found funny that even so far in the north of cyprus where its all field and nothign else they still dont forget to put two turkey flags on every other building/house so many of them its unbelievable how much you tcs fill the north with turkey flags.

btw i saw this while in the south iw as wondering what it meant...

Many settlers in Rizokarpaso are from Turkey. Perhaps thats why the Turkish flags. Some TCs will also fly it.

The sign written by an illiterate Turk says 'keep off the grass/dont step on the grass' but it was misspelt. Instead of ÇİMENLERE they wrote ÇİMLERE Unless ofcourse its a new word in the Turkish language.

Did you actually see a lawn there?

I can see you also graduated from Oracle school of languages. In 1963 when you were in Cyprus, ÇİMENLERE may have been grass but even Google recognised Çimlere. So do you now understand what I mean when I say that language is alive and ever changing and ever encompassing.

I take it that since you had to 'Google' the word 'Çimler' you did not know it either. Now be honest.

I have to say I thought I had heard it before, but you put doubt in my mind so I thought check it out with the master of all the universe and to my amazement it recognized it.

[YFred]

we are sitting at the green line... its very busy for 7am here on the fence before i get no signle for my phone on a bus full of mainly older people....its going to be ages..

That explains the early start. I wish I was there too. We would have a lot to discuss and talk about. (non-political).

yes we went all the way to the north iw as suprised that there is more then two turk flags in the mountains another one just one alone with two real flags next to them and as u lead up the the mountain it has something written on a banner in turkish.. was very nice to see the sites and did some shopping form the stools outside the apostolos church which is in ruins now.. but its not destroyed its just not maintained anymore i guess but busses full of people coming

and on the way back a truck load of old ladies complaining that the turks ripped them off haha..

yeah that would of been nice to meet up. for such a small par tof a island it did feel like we where there forever driving and getting lost:D

what i always found funny that even so far in the north of cyprus where its all field and nothign else they still dont forget to put two turkey flags on every other building/house so many of them its unbelievable how much you tcs fill the north with turkey flags.

btw i saw this while in the south iw as wondering what it meant...

Many settlers in Rizokarpaso are from Turkey. Perhaps thats why the Turkish flags. Some TCs will also fly it.

The sign written by an illiterate Turk says 'keep off the grass/dont step on the grass' but it was misspelt. Instead of ÇİMENLERE they wrote ÇİMLERE Unless ofcourse its a new word in the Turkish language.

Did you actually see a lawn there?

U must be that illiterate Turk in this case. Bacuse çim and çimen mean same and both r used very commonly.

http://www.tureng.com/search/lawn

Lawn Tennis does not mean açik hava tenisi. It means çimenli tennis.
Open Air Tennis means acik hava tenisi.
That link you provided is not very clever dictionary. It's not from GR's website is it?

[denizaksulu]

we are sitting at the green line... its very busy for 7am here on the fence before i get no signle for my phone on a bus full of mainly older people....its going to be ages..

That explains the early start. I wish I was there too. We would have a lot to discuss and talk about. (non-political).

yes we went all the way to the north iw as suprised that there is more then two turk flags in the mountains another one just one alone with two real flags next to them and as u lead up the the mountain it has something written on a banner in turkish.. was very nice to see the sites and did some shopping form the stools outside the apostolos church which is in ruins now.. but its not destroyed its just not maintained anymore i guess but busses full of people coming

and on the way back a truck load of old ladies complaining that the turks ripped them off haha..

yeah that would of been nice to meet up. for such a small par tof a island it did feel like we where there forever driving and getting lost:D

what i always found funny that even so far in the north of cyprus where its all field and nothign else they still dont forget to put two turkey flags on every other building/house so many of them its unbelievable how much you tcs fill the north with turkey flags.

btw i saw this while in the south iw as wondering what it meant...

Many settlers in Rizokarpaso are from Turkey. Perhaps thats why the Turkish flags. Some TCs will also fly it.

The sign written by an illiterate Turk says 'keep off the grass/dont step on the grass' but it was misspelt. Instead of ÇİMENLERE they wrote ÇİMLERE Unless ofcourse its a new word in the Turkish language.

Did you actually see a lawn there?

U must be that illiterate Turk in this case. Bacuse çim and çimen mean same and both r used very commonly.

http://www.tureng.com/search/lawn

Thank you but I am no Turk, but a Turkish Cypriot. Better still a Cypriot. Forgive me for not knowing what Turks call Cimen.

Dont be an idiot, if it was that common I would have heard of it. You are getting desperate just to use it against me. Why did not Yfred answer my question? He only found it out from google.

[insan]

we are sitting at the green line... its very busy for 7am here on the fence before i get no signle for my phone on a bus full of mainly older people....its going to be ages..

That explains the early start. I wish I was there too. We would have a lot to discuss and talk about. (non-political).

yes we went all the way to the north iw as suprised that there is more then two turk flags in the mountains another one just one alone with two real flags next to them and as u lead up the the mountain it has something written on a banner in turkish.. was very nice to see the sites and did some shopping form the stools outside the apostolos church which is in ruins now.. but its not destroyed its just not maintained anymore i guess but busses full of people coming

and on the way back a truck load of old ladies complaining that the turks ripped them off haha..

yeah that would of been nice to meet up. for such a small par tof a island it did feel like we where there forever driving and getting lost:D

what i always found funny that even so far in the north of cyprus where its all field and nothign else they still dont forget to put two turkey flags on every other building/house so many of them its unbelievable how much you tcs fill the north with turkey flags.

btw i saw this while in the south iw as wondering what it meant...

Many settlers in Rizokarpaso are from Turkey. Perhaps thats why the Turkish flags. Some TCs will also fly it.

The sign written by an illiterate Turk says 'keep off the grass/dont step on the grass' but it was misspelt. Instead of ÇİMENLERE they wrote ÇİMLERE Unless ofcourse its a new word in the Turkish language.

Did you actually see a lawn there?

U must be that illiterate Turk in this case. Bacuse çim and çimen mean same and both r used very commonly.

http://www.tureng.com/search/lawn

Thank you but I am no Turk, but a Turkish Cypriot. Better still a Cypriot. Forgive me for not knowing what Turks call Cimen.

Dont be an idiot, if it was that common I would have heard of it. You are getting desperate just to use it against me. Why did not Yfred answer my question? He only found it out from google.

Moral of the story: "Kendine yapılmasını istemediğin şeyi başkasına yapma." now do u feel how it hurts? I hurt u with something correct but u hurt someone with something incorrect... It might well be that person who wrote on that sign responding your post. Now don't be an idiot and accept your mistake...

[denizaksulu]

we are sitting at the green line... its very busy for 7am here on the fence before i get no signle for my phone on a bus full of mainly older people....its going to be ages..

That explains the early start. I wish I was there too. We would have a lot to discuss and talk about. (non-political).

yes we went all the way to the north iw as suprised that there is more then two turk flags in the mountains another one just one alone with two real flags next to them and as u lead up the the mountain it has something written on a banner in turkish.. was very nice to see the sites and did some shopping form the stools outside the apostolos church which is in ruins now.. but its not destroyed its just not maintained anymore i guess but busses full of people coming

and on the way back a truck load of old ladies complaining that the turks ripped them off haha..

yeah that would of been nice to meet up. for such a small par tof a island it did feel like we where there forever driving and getting lost:D

what i always found funny that even so far in the north of cyprus where its all field and nothign else they still dont forget to put two turkey flags on every other building/house so many of them its unbelievable how much you tcs fill the north with turkey flags.

btw i saw this while in the south iw as wondering what it meant...

Many settlers in Rizokarpaso are from Turkey. Perhaps thats why the Turkish flags. Some TCs will also fly it.

The sign written by an illiterate Turk says 'keep off the grass/dont step on the grass' but it was misspelt. Instead of ÇİMENLERE they wrote ÇİMLERE Unless ofcourse its a new word in the Turkish language.

Did you actually see a lawn there?

U must be that illiterate Turk in this case. Bacuse çim and çimen mean same and both r used very commonly.

http://www.tureng.com/search/lawn

Thank you but I am no Turk, but a Turkish Cypriot. Better still a Cypriot. Forgive me for not knowing what Turks call Cimen.

Dont be an idiot, if it was that common I would have heard of it. You are getting desperate just to use it against me. Why did not Yfred answer my question? He only found it out from google.

Moral of the story: "Kendine yapılmasını istemediğin şeyi başkasına yapma." now do u feel how it hurts? I hurt u with something correct but u hurt someone with something incorrect... It might well be that person who wrote on that sign responding your post. Now don't be an idiot and accept your mistake...

I accept that the settlers have brought in a new word to the TC vocabulary. He is no idiot. He doesnt know any better. It seems like one of those words they like to shorten: like Apart, which was Apart. from Apartment. Lazy so an so's. Tomorrow I will consult my veteran Dict.

[insan]

we are sitting at the green line... its very busy for 7am here on the fence before i get no signle for my phone on a bus full of mainly older people....its going to be ages..

That explains the early start. I wish I was there too. We would have a lot to discuss and talk about. (non-political).

yes we went all the way to the north iw as suprised that there is more then two turk flags in the mountains another one just one alone with two real flags next to them and as u lead up the the mountain it has something written on a banner in turkish.. was very nice to see the sites and did some shopping form the stools outside the apostolos church which is in ruins now.. but its not destroyed its just not maintained anymore i guess but busses full of people coming

and on the way back a truck load of old ladies complaining that the turks ripped them off haha..

yeah that would of been nice to meet up. for such a small par tof a island it did feel like we where there forever driving and getting lost:D

what i always found funny that even so far in the north of cyprus where its all field and nothign else they still dont forget to put two turkey flags on every other building/house so many of them its unbelievable how much you tcs fill the north with turkey flags.

btw i saw this while in the south iw as wondering what it meant...

Many settlers in Rizokarpaso are from Turkey. Perhaps thats why the Turkish flags. Some TCs will also fly it.

The sign written by an illiterate Turk says 'keep off the grass/dont step on the grass' but it was misspelt. Instead of ÇİMENLERE they wrote ÇİMLERE Unless ofcourse its a new word in the Turkish language.

Did you actually see a lawn there?

U must be that illiterate Turk in this case. Bacuse çim and çimen mean same and both r used very commonly.

http://www.tureng.com/search/lawn

Thank you but I am no Turk, but a Turkish Cypriot. Better still a Cypriot. Forgive me for not knowing what Turks call Cimen.

Dont be an idiot, if it was that common I would have heard of it. You are getting desperate just to use it against me. Why did not Yfred answer my question? He only found it out from google.

Moral of the story: "Kendine yapılmasını istemediğin şeyi başkasına yapma." now do u feel how it hurts? I hurt u with something correct but u hurt someone with something incorrect... It might well be that person who wrote on that sign responding your post. Now don't be an idiot and accept your mistake...

I accept that the settlers have brought in a new word to the TC vocabulary. He is no idiot. He doesnt know any better. It seems like one of those words they like to shorten: like Apart, which was Apart. from Apartment. Lazy so an so's. Tomorrow I will consult my veteran Dict.

Dengiz, I'm a descendant of Ottoman settlers but I know that word since my childhood... U r a TC from older genration of TCs and u have been living abroad for a long time, I'm not accusing u not knowing some Turkish words... I'm also aware of that to some extent, for various reasons u don't like Turkish-Kurdish-Laz-Bulgarian(or mixed ethnic origin) origin settlers who settled down in North after 1974...

I too don't like some of them but not because they settled down in North in the last 35 years...