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[atatwolf]

Actually confused about my plan, might be going toward PhD and staying as research staff , while joining projects , R&D , or might go abroad for PhD and joining usual projects in there ( if possible).
And what about you? Are you going to join business sector afterwards it?

That is my plan. Get work experience. Build up a network. Maybe I want to start a business but I don't have any concrete plans on the latter.

 

[RazPaK]

Hey Turks. Salaam.


I got a quick question.

In Urdu we use the word jarasim for the english word germs.

For whatever reason, I thought that maybe it's a turkish loan word.

So is it, and how do you says germs in Turkish?

 

[ANMDT]

Hey Turks. Salaam.


I got a quick question.

In Urdu we use the word jarasim for the english word germs.

For whatever reason, I thought that maybe it's a turkish loan word.

So is it, and how do you says germs in Turkish?

Wsalam

i didnt hear a word near to jalasin , do you mean germs with cigarette, or bacteria, microp and etc?

For germs in argo : cigarette = sigara
For germs mean bacteria etc = mikrop, bakteri ( i dont know what these mean in old turkish )

 

[RazPaK]

Wsalam

i didnt hear a word near to jalasin , do you mean germs with cigarette, or bacteria, microp and etc?

For germs in argo : cigarette = sigara
For germs mean bacteria etc = mikrop, bakteri ( i dont know what these mean in old turkish )

Thanks for the information. I was using the word germs in context to wash your hands because they may have germs on them.

I guess it is not a Turkish word.

But the word bakteri is pretty similar to bacteria.

 

[ANMDT]

Thanks for the information. I was using the word germs in context to wash your hands because they may have germs on them.

I guess it is not a Turkish word.

But the word bakteri is pretty similar to bacteria.

in that case we use mikrop , to express about germs.
I just told bakteri in mean of bacteria already, its not directly used to mean germs . But bacteria also a germ
i dont think also its turkish , might be old turkish too.

jarasim seems to be derived from Germs , spellings are similar.

@Kaan bro, my turkish bad, i never get higher than 3/5 do u knw about this word?

 

[Hakan]

in that case we use mikrop , to express about germs.
I just told bakteri in mean of bacteria already, its not directly used to mean germs . But bacteria also a germ
i dont think also its turkish , might be old turkish too.

@Kaan my turkish bad, i never get higher than 3/5 do u knw about this word?

Your asking the wrong guy.

 

[RazPaK]

Hey any of you guys play this game warband?


I just downloaded this Ottoman patch Mehtar March.. It's awesome

In my opinion, this game is better than Total war series.

 

[atatwolf]

in that case we use mikrop , to express about germs.
I just told bakteri in mean of bacteria already, its not directly used to mean germs . But bacteria also a germ
i dont think also its turkish , might be old turkish too.

@Kaan my turkish bad, i never get higher than 3/5 do u knw about this word?

I thought "jarasim" sounded like karisim in Turkish but they probably have nothing to do with each other.

 

[ANMDT]

Your asking the wrong guy.

who is right one then? not me either

 

[Hakan]

who is right one then? not me either

@Neptune

 

[ANMDT]

Hey any of you guys play this game warband?


I just downloaded this Ottoman patch Mehtar March.. It's awesome

In my opinion, this game is better than Total war series.

I didnt play it but have ever seen on mates, i didnt like it much , i more like total war still.

It feels total war is something better when feeling my computers acts like taking off

i didnt play much of Total war though. I am playing Silent Hunter, Battlefield series and Wargame more than total war.

 

[Neptune]

@Neptune

Asking what?

 

[-SINAN-]

who is right one then? not me either

@Islamic faith&Secularism 's Turkish is top notch.

 

[ANMDT]

Asking what?

Do we have a similar word to Jarasim , that means germ(s) in english , @RazPaK asked

 

[Neptune]

Do we have a similar word to Jarasim , that means germ(s) in english , @RazPaK asked

No...AFAIK..But I am not a TDK official either man