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Yes. I see now where you got it from.

Nevertheless, I stick to my previous translation. Of course, I have no Turkish, so I cannot comment on the similarity.



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Oh this is interesting. I’d think it is implied enough that there would be no confusion.

My native Turkish might be seeping through though. Thanks for the heads up.


> (And actually I'm pretty sure about Anatolian Turkish :))

This is probably a sentence I will hear/see exactly once in my life; at least in a not-contrived manner. Thank you for that.


Oh, thanks for the clarification. I'm Turkish and didn't know of this usage.

It's an word play in Turkish. It's read as it's written.

It is now Turkish, right ?

> p.s. My Turkish is not reliable.

But worth mentioning that Azeri is a Turkic language, and probably the closest major relative to Turkish.


Oh, didn’t realize that was Turkish.

Recently a Turkish scholar has found indications that it is old Turkish.

They certainly make the claim, but I haven't found any evidence that their approach is being given much credence.


In Turkish, too!

“Gökbilimciler Samanyolu'nun Kara Deliginin Kenarina Kadar Sürünüyor”

Turkish, and I’m amazed at its accuracy. Turkish has been phenomenally hard to translate from English. Google has done a great job there.


Oddly enough, it also appears to be Turkish for "Good".

Huh, I did not know that.

Btw, are you Turkish?


I feel like you are mixing multiple things together, and giving examples from google translate doesn't really support your argument - it just shows google translate sucks for turkish language.

The comment is about turkish tenses that are "similar" to the kind of knowledge conveyed in the tenses OP points out. It seems relevant to me.

I always thought it was a turkish word.

Yeah it is Turkish. "It ürür, kervan yürür."

When I read the title, I feel the writer of the sentence is a Turkish.

> Anlamadim.. cok az Turkce biliyorum!

This, on the other hand, is translated quite well:

> I beg your pardon .. I know very little Turkish!


Is this written in Turkish?
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