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astraea · 11 Ocak 2009

and i wanna add sth. tired warrior, if you wanna say the word "read", the past forms of this verb is same.. read/read/read a.s.

and thats ok honey, i wont be a tired warrior anymore.. never and ever :dilcikar:naniknanik

i remembered one more thing about the topickaydirigubbakcemile2
when i was a child, everyone was saying to my mother and father that i was a "minyon tipli" :lepi: and i was just a little kid trying to understand this "grown-up" talks
you know, there is no way that a child could understand what the word "minyon tipli" meanskaydirigubbakcemile3
so, i was getting it like "milyon tipli", and questioning what it means. hence, i ended up with that, i look like so many types. i mean, my appearance was so common that i look like a million of people :roflol:

by the way, if i continue to reveal out my childhood secrets, you will have so much fun. so i should stop here yasakkelimelülülülülülü

astraea · 11 Ocak 2009

sivaslı58 .!.:
good evening my friens....how are you....

good evening to youkaydirigubbakcemile5

are you from sivas? which district (ilçe) of sivas do you live in? (if you dont mind answering it..)

yorgun savaxsxçxix · 11 Ocak 2009

astraea .!.:
and i wanna add sth. tired warrior, if you wanna say the word "read", the past forms of this verb is same.. read/read/read

and thats ok honey, i wont be a tired warrior anymore.. never and ever

i remembered one more thing about the topic
when i was a child, everyone was saying to my mother and father that i was a "minyon tipli" : and i was just a little kid trying to understand this "grown-up" talks
you know, there is no way that a child could understand what the word "minyon tipli" meanskaydirigubbakcemile3
so, i was getting it like "milyon tipli", and questioning what it means. hence, i ended up with that, i look like so many types. i mean, my appearance was so common that i look like a million of people

by the way, if i continue to reveal out my childhood secrets, you will have so much fun. so i should stop here yasakkelimel

:sm_cool: then "to read" is my favourite verb. kaydirigubbakcemile2 thanks astaea a.s.

kaydirigubbakcemile3 please continue to write your childhood secrets, yes i have so mcuh fundelikafadulden

ok i write also one secret sengözlerimebaksanab there was an old man, who was always walking on the street with a stick in his hand. and the adult people were telling us (to the children): don't go far away, be good child; otherwise that old man with stick will take you. and i really believed that :1no2: i looked at my around often, when i played with my friends on th street. he could come and take me delikafadulden

astraea · 11 Ocak 2009

poor kid :teselli: they were always telling lies to us :çok üzgünüm:
we had had a neighbor whose name is fatma. she was my aunt fatma. and i believed that all people having name "fatma" should be old :bbo: i mean, noone in my age can have a name "fatma" :1no2:
oneday,somebady had joined to our class. her name was fatma :1shok: i couldnt believe that she is in our age, i always thuoght about her like she was an old woman delikafadulden
by the way, i should definitely point out that i was at he age of primary school in this story

anyway.. idiot me :lepi:

duygu_beyto · 11 Ocak 2009

thanks astraeaa.s. you liked my idea.. you an continue to tell us your story:jeyyar: also i can tell one more yerimseniben i was at primary school and the lesson was about religionthe teacher mentioned ablution(abdest) she was saying before prayer etc.. and i said i read in the book if we are CÜNUP we should.what's it's mean....sırnaşık şey the woman was like tomato:roflol::roflol:

yorgun savaxsxçxix · 11 Ocak 2009

astraea .!.:
poor kid : they were always telling lies to us
we had had a neighbor whose name is fatma. she was my aunt fatma. and i believed that all people having name "fatma" should be old :bbo: i mean, noone in my age can have a name "fatma"
oneday,somebady had joined to our class. her name was fatma i couldnt believe that she is in our age, i always thuoght about her like she was an old woman delikafadulden
by the way, i should definitely point out that i was a primary school in this story :

anyway.. idiot me :QUOTE]

kaydirigubbakcemile3 it's again very funny and cute story.:1hug:

i wanted to ask, you forgot "t"or not? i mean did you want write at primary school, or can we say i was a primary school?:uhm:

and i remembered also something funny about "fatma". the name of the friend of my parents is also fatma. but they call her always as "fatoş". and one day my father called her as fatma. i was :1shok:. why was my father calling her with e different name. i was 8-9 years old, i think. then i asked it to my mom. she told me the reality i remember it often, when i hear the name fatma gamyoncuiremsu

astraea · 11 Ocak 2009

of course i wasn't a primary school :roflol:
i corrected it honey, thank you sositososito

duygu_beyto · 11 Ocak 2009

i think i can add more and moredelikafadulden
i was 5or 6. i was playing on the garden which is in front of our apartment and really small.. i played with my shovel(kurek) i was digging(kazmak)
WHY?
because i wanted to look at hell:roflol: i thought like that because of cartoonsdelikafaduldendelikafaduldendelikafadulden

duygu_beyto · 11 Ocak 2009

mnla .!.:
kizlar suan biraz mesgulum. kendim aciklayamiycam ama bir siteden size alinti yapicam. aslinda gayet iyi anlatmis ama olur da akliniza takilan yer kalirsa vakit bulur bulmaz aciklarim seve seve... kirmizi ile isaretledigim yer direk sorunuzun cevabi ama gozden gecirmis olmak adina hepsine bir bakmanizi tavisey ederim.. sevgilera.s.

What is the difference between when and while?
Both when and while can be used to talk about actions or situations that take place at the same time.
We can use both words to introduce a longer 'background' action or situation, which is/was going on when something else happens/happened.

Somebody broke into the house when they were playing cards.
While they were playing cards, somebody broke into the house.
Note that when and while clauses can go at the beginning or end of sentences.
SIMULTANEOUS LONG ACTIONS
We usually use while to say that two longer actions or situations go / went on at the same time.
While you were reading the paper, I was working.
If we are talking about ages and periods of life, we use when:
When I was a child we lived in London (NOT While I was a child &#8230
His parents died when he was twelve (NOT … while he was twelve)

SIMULTANEOUS SHORT ACTIONS
We can use (just) when to say that two short actions or events happen / happened at the same time:

I thought of it (just) when you opened your mouth.
While is not possible in this situation.
4 Reduced clauses
It is often possible to leave out subject + be after when and while:

While/When in Germany, he got to know a family of musicians. (=While/When he was in Germany &#8230
While vs whilst
There is no difference in meaning between these two words. In British English whilst is considered to be a more formal and literary word than while. The different spellings that exist today have their origins in changes to the words in Middle English and later.

thanks girls mst probably i was going to write a different sentence and i changed my mind

yorgun savaxsxçxix · 11 Ocak 2009

duygu_beyto .!.:
thanks girls mst probably i was going to write a different sentence and i changed my mind

ok, than start to think a topic for tomorrow with "while" :jeyyar:

signatur: tired and lazy warrior

duygu_beyto · 11 Ocak 2009

yorgun savaşçı .!.:
ok, than start to think a topic for tomorrow with "while" :jeyyar:

signatur: tired and lazy warrior

it's your turn lazy girlsss. i can't do everything alone naniknaniksırnaşık şey

duygu_beyto · 11 Ocak 2009

i had fun girls thaks a lotkaydirigubbakcemile2 it was really nice....astraea your secret was prfect be sure that i won't tell no one elseyerimsenibensırnaşık şey

astraea · 12 Ocak 2009

duygu_beyto .!.:
i had fun girls thaks a lotkaydirigubbakcemile2 it was really nice....astraea your secret was prfect be sure that i won't tell no one elseyerimsenibensırnaşık şey

:mymeka: len
dont make fun of me :1shok:
no more secrets to youuuuu kaydirigubbakcemile

duygu_beyto · 12 Ocak 2009

astraea .!.:
:mymeka: len
dont make fun of me :1shok:
no more secrets to youuuuu kaydirigubbakcemile

selfish i told a lot too:çok üzgünüm: you can also laugh:dance: and i'm surprised there is no new messagefisfisfis

astraea · 12 Ocak 2009

duygu_beyto .!.:
selfish i told a lot too:çok üzgünüm: you can also laugh:dance: and i'm surprised there is no new messagefisfisfis

i was kidding duygu kaydirigubbakcemile5

lets find something different to talk :1ninca:

yorgun savaxsxçxix · 12 Ocak 2009

i'm here again. what's up girls? lets start to speak about a topic.CADIARZU

i'll write some ideas, which you like, maybe we can speak about it.

1. social activities, what do you prefer to do on weekends? (sorry for my mistakes, i'm not sure of writing forms )

2. which movie did you watch last?

3. where/how did you learn english? how was your first teacher?

etc.

astraea · 12 Ocak 2009

i've talked about my leisure time activities before..
the last movie i watched was "3 monkeys" of nuri bilge ceylan. i loved it. it was totally what i expected from him..
i studied at an anatolian high school with one year of preparation school.
and then i studied at a university which has instruction language as english.and plus one year of preparation school in university..-tatlicadiarzu-

yorgun savaxsxçxix · 12 Ocak 2009

kudra .!.:
1- I try to do some outdoor activities as the weather permits. Like skiing, hiking, etc.
2- I saw Benjamin Buttons. It was not as good as I expected but I still would recommend it.
3- I went to a private school where the language of instruction was english.

how about you?

dear kudra, thanks for the answers.a.s. but maybe it's better, to choose one of this for today and speak detailed about one. i suggest it, because we(astraea, duygu and i) are so lazy girls, who can't find a topic for everyday.

if you have suggestion for topics, we would be very happy! aren't we girls? yerimseniben

yorgun savaxsxçxix · 12 Ocak 2009

astraea .!.:
i've talked about my leisure time activities before..
the last movie i watched was "3 monkeys" of nuri bilge ceylan. i loved it. it was totally what i expected from him..
i studied at an anatolian high school with one year of preparation school.
and then i studied at a university which has instruction language as english.and plus one year of preparation school in university..-tatlicadiarzu-

:mymeka: not all tree topics for today :mymeka: than what will do tomorrow?

save the topic, it's turn/time will come! (sakla topic'i gelir zamanısırnaşık şey)

astraea · 13 Ocak 2009

yorgun savaşçı .!.:
:mymeka: not all tree topics for today :mymeka: than what will do tomorrow?

save the topic, it's turn/time will come! (sakla topic'i gelir zamanısırnaşık şey)

ahahaha tired warrior today you arent so much tired, are you :jeyyar: that was a good translation kaydirigubbakcemile3

and i consumed all of them hehe sositososito laelaelaelaelaenaniknanik:içelim:

i promise i will find the next one Şeniz

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