hihi mini, im impressed sis.
seni seviyorum : correct :hap:
Nas?ls?n : how are you — iyiyim: im fine
git: go
gel: come
çok pahal?d?r (chok pahal?d?r) : its too expensive 
nekadar?/kaç? : how much?
the ç sound is the equ?valent of the english ch sound 
there you go, our f?rst turk?sh lesson
Not sure that lesson’s 4 me or mini
but anyway, my prob is that I start with the alphabet then go to a grammar lesson to find it difficult, then quit and start with another book, again start with the alphabet then study a grammar lesson to find it difficult and I quit till I quited forever…
well technically its not a lesson, just correcting mini’s vocab post there but you can benefit from it if you wish
don’t worry gretch, inshallah we’ll tackle those obstacles in no time 
yeah I really hope so inshallah 
Thanks alot sis :o)
[quote=LallaAïcha]hihi mini, im impressed sis.
seni seviyorum : correct :hap:
Nas?ls?n : how are you — iyiyim: im fine
git: go
gel: come
çok pahal?d?r (chok pahal?d?r) : its too expensive
nekadar?/kaç? : how much?
the sound is the equ?valent of the english ch sound
there you go, our f?rst turk?sh lesson :D[/quote]
Thanks Aicha
and yeah I know that “ç” is “ch” its just that I don’t have such a letter on my keyboard LOL
Nekadar! Thats it!! We used that one for “How much” hehe 
hmmm wats “cold water” again sth beginning with S, Su i think lol “Soguk Su” the “G” pronounced as “J” :hap:
Catalans we also have this letter on our alfabet: Ç. but we say it like english “S”: Barça, Barça, Barça (repeat with me): Barça, Barça… :^^:
dude why some ppl pronounce it like barcha barcha barcha … i thought ç in catala is sh :s
yes soguk su, but the g is like a silent letter, sort of like a vowel… so you’d pronounce it : sowuk su… weird i know bs thats how it is
I didn’t listen you repeating, Mad…
Don’t know about Ç and his ch pronunciation. Mybe because it’s always nearer a Sad than a Sin…
ah ok ok or maybe arabs confuse it with the tunisian barcha looooooollllll
What’s the tunisian barcha?
the Tunisian barch means alot or very, like the moroccan bzaf
Shukran barch!
loooll yeah chokran barcha a rubin
I wonder where they got that word from
dunno but im gonna ask a tunisian … maybe she can help us
I’m gonna ask first
why are you wondering??
“very” has different equivalent over arabic countries, I myself dont know from where ours came from!
well i thought maybe its from turkish influence because we have a word called parça which means “piece” so i thought maybe there’s a connection
[quote=Gretchen]why are you wondering??
“very” has different equivalent over arabic countries, I myself dont know from where ours came from![/quote]
Yours is very easy, if you meant 2awi comes from qawiyy (strong). “Strong thanks to masr”