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In Giresun, too.we too but today only old people do that
My grandmother always offer us something saying 'meh', never know why lol
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In Giresun, too.we too but today only old people do that
In Giresun, too.
My grandmother always offer us something saying 'meh', never know why lol
Hello friends,
Thanks for sharing this. I really enjoyed this documentary, especially regarding language.
I think I heard them saying 'meh', instead of al (almak) , as in take this, but I'm not sure. Do the Kyrgyz also use 'meh', with the same meaning. I've also heard it being used in my village.
Thanks
Benim daha iyi bir fikrim var, istersen birakin bu darginligi, sirf bir karaktersiz insan yüzünden bu konuyu uzamanin bir anlami yok bence.well, i guess i'll start my own thread then.
Yes indeed, also a funny thing is 'haçan', which means 'ne zaman', is also being used in for example the black sea region. It strongly resembles 'qaşan', which means the same in Kazakh and Kyrgyz
we use both me and al. ex.: me (take this), me uşunu (take this) or me al uşunu (take this). southern kyrgyz use ma (a ince a, arapların a'sına yakın bir ses).
well, i guess i'll start my own thread then.
With blackjack and hookers.
With blackjack and hookers.
bro do u have name yolay in azerbijan ? is this turkish ? wut does it mean ?It's the Oghuz version of the same word. "Haçan" in Azerbaijani and Turkmen, and "qaçan" in rest (old Turkic "qaçan").