Kafamda sirke var ama bit yok

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Context: Any crowded place such as political meetings, sales, book fairs, public transportations etc. Reasons of selection: When it is translated word for word in the target language, it loses its semantic meaning. Reasons of selection: This unique Turkish phrase has been told most of us when we were younger so we are quite familiar with it. However, there is no chance for it to make sense to a foreigner. Definition: be reluctant Context: This expression is to accept to do the work that is asked to be done after many requests and many insistence.

Kafamda sirke var ama bit yok

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It's a way of saying I see you just got out of the shower or I see you had a haircut while also wishing their health to be well.

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Kafamda sirke var ama bit yok

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Siz sadece onu bana teslim edin. Definition: The expression means that a person would vilify something such as object or degree, if it is unreachable or cannot be attained by that person in the past. Definition: It is a phrase to express our sincere feelings towards someone. Word-for-word translation would not make sense in the receiver. Reasons: Since this expression has many purposes and much sincerity in it, any expression in English cannot have the same meaning as in it. It indicates that you appreciate their generous behavior. Definition: : It is used for people who want to do illogical or dangerous things. As if I was getting further and further from my goal of rescuing Ethan. We use this as a part of our fun talk and japing. Other cultures, especially Western cultures, have their own way of saying something similar but they use it mostly to give a toast to someone and the meaning differs.

Bende ayni seyden dertleniyordum. Her seyi Denedim gecmiyordu ama sonunda ineklere vurulan ilac vrmis onu kullandim gecti.

Yemek yemeyecek miyiz? X- gerek. Context: This phrase is used to emphasize the work done by the drivers. Buna bizim memlekette kara sevda derler. Context: The phrase is mostly used when someone pays the bill for you in a restaurant or cafe, it's a way of showing gratitude and that you wish good things, like more money, to that person. Reasons of selection: This unique Turkish phrase has been told most of us when we were younger so we are quite familiar with it. Pek umutsuzdu. Reason: It's essentially a barbershop phrase and mostly used in men's barbershops though people also use the phrase to compliment each other in a way. It is a slang. The use of these words is frequent and they have an observable effect on people. Context: Generally, this pattern is said to people in certain each group who speak nonsense and a lot.