ay? = bear
kedi = cat
domuz = pig mostly derogatory
inek = cow
tavuk = chicken
horoz = rooster
köpek = dog
e?ek = donkey
hayvan = animal
ku? = bird
kedo? or kedicik = kitty
ay?c?k = cute way of saying bear
the rest don’t sound good
hope that was heplful 
ahhh… Lalla, that’s great!
Thank you so much 
just I forgot to ask if there any difference between male and female ? 
no gender differences
most welcome.
maybe it’s even better when there is not difference between male and female words
lol I really like that “cik”
maybe it’s like in russian… we add “-chek” or “-chik” for some sweet words
thank you Lalla
yes yes maybe there’s a connection 
sometimes i call my dad babushka, i know russians have this shka ending
yes… Lalla, we have “shka” sounds nice, right?
russian language is very rich with different word…
and people can say some words in their own way… especially sweet names and so on… I think in every language it exists
I have another words
sukur eyvallah abicim - ?
plz
sukur eyvallah abicim = grateful (to god), thanks bro, ?ükür is the short version of Allaha ?ükür (praise be to God ie. Alhamdulillah)
eyvallah is a hard one, it has many many meanings but here it means “thanks” or “l3azz” like moroccans say
ahh… I understand thank you again Lalla
rica ederim
Is “3aassi” (s=sad) a turkish female name ? & what does it mean ?
first of all we don’t have 3ayn in turkish and no Sad either, but if u mean “asi”, we say that to someone who is “rebellious” ie. doesn’t obey, like a “asi evlat”, “rebellious child (to his parents)”, it’s an adjective, rarely used as a name.
and there is a female name called asiye, but not sure if it’s the fem. version of asi, coz who would name their child that??
hope that answers your question
In Arabic “3assi” means the same…
The name is the title of a Turkish serie, of course i don’t watch it, but i thought “3assi” is the “guy of the story”, it turned out to be the girl of the story when i came across a scene…her name is 3assi with Arabic pronounciation.
yes, in movies characters have weird names, in a popular show there was a character called “pusat” which means “shield” and another dude called “poyraz” which means “strong wind”, now these are weird names for people, so they were quite strange, and these kinda things only happen in movies… i haven’t met or heard of ANY turk with the name “asi” before, it’s just an exaggerated thing that tv shows like to do…
oh and i thought about it after i posted the comment above, Asiye is actually the turkified name of the wife of Pharaoh i believe… i don’t know how it’s pronounced in Arabic, i must have heard it in the qur’an before but im blank at the moment.
And by the way, coming back to your tv series “Asi”, sadly, most of the turkish shows they translate and broadcast on arabic tv are the ones that smart people wouldn’t waste a second watching, they’re not my cup of tea… except for ONE of them, wadi addi’ab, the very best tv series that was ever made in turkish history, i swear… they’re making a new movie called “Kurtlar Vadisi Filistin” ie. “Wadi addi’ab Falastin” which will be showing Israel’s crimes against humanity on the big screen… Inshallah.
enough yap yap from me.
Selamün Aleyküm
Asia, Pharaoh’s wife is Asia, & she’s refered to in the Qur’an as “the woman of Fir3awn”, i don’t remember reading “Asia” in the Qur’an.
In the show, 3assi’s little daughter is called Asia.
I rarely see few scenes of Wadi di’ab, it’s being broadcast on “Rotana Khalijia” at 16:00GMT, right after “St. Mary” at 15:00, i watch St. Mary, but i go after it ends…
perhaps i could find “the wolves valley” somewhere on the net.
speaking of crimes, that day some zionist commented on this turkish series & movies & said sth like:
“this is not fair ! they distort the reputation of the state of israel” 
Actually I’m not sure where i heard it from, possibly ahadith or story books…
and yeah the zionists are quite angry with that show, I love the bit where the turkish guy intrudes into the Israeli Embassy in Turkey, as they’ve kidnapped Polat (Mourad)'s friend’s baby, and the scene where Polat says something about Israel’s war cimes is what pissed them off…
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRqcAeY9e8s[/youtube]
salam Lalla Aïcha,
could you plz translate this video for me
thanxxxxxx
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3843320250772387951#
ps: i wanna laugh in the end like my friend who was watchin it but didn’t explain anything to me coz she didn’t stop laughin:cry:
is this the video you want me to translate??? it’s over an hour long 
i DO have a life benty, i can’t sit and translate that for you a whole year lol
maybe you wanted to post the trailer of it but accidentally pasted the wrong url? plz say yes
jk, i watched it too, the guy is gross but the humour is GOLD, i laughed all through it