What is the most difficult thing you encounter while learning Turkish?

Why do people want reasons for their beliefs and decisions? In a world where everyone acts without giving reasons and justifying their actions, It would be impossible to get together, organize and solve common problems. In order to identify, understand and solve our common problems we need a public debate. What makes a public debate important is that the ground in which we build upon our discussion. If this ground is not rational the only outcome will be countless arbitrary propositions, thoughts and beliefs. This is the reason why every single person who put forth an idea should back it up by reasons and elaborate arguments.

Is my sentence correct? He better not find out this!

My Thoughts on English Compared to Other Languages (Any Mistakes?) I think English is easier than the other languages I am learning in terms of grammatical rules. But the fact that it is easier doesn't mean that it is very easy to learn it. Tenses in English much more easier than the ones in French, German or Turkish. For example, in simple present tense in French, there are five different conjugations according to the pronouns. There are 4 in German and six in Turkish. Whereas in English there are only two. You simply use the verb without changing it for four pronouns (I, you, we and they) and when you need to conjugate it you just put an s or variations of it. I have always wondered why the present tense requires a special ending only in the third‑person singular and I got my answer from the article. Other tenses are relatively easier than the ones in French and German too. Since there are no articles in Turkish I always had problems to understand the logic of articles. Then I realised that we have something similar that is used in the place of an article (not all the time) in my language. As I started picking up different languages I noticed that English again is the easiest and practical one in terms of articles. So, to me, English might be weirdly different from other languages but it is the most practical one. One last thing, it might be a bit easier to learn the way you construct the sentences in English than in other European languages but the most important and crucial thing is how you enrich your use of language by making use of the right vocabulary, conjunctions, expressions, phrases etc. The level of difficulty of this is the same in any language I guess. Memorizing grammatical rules as 'which tense requires which endings' or 'assigning genders to words' takes a few dozen hours of practice but learning a language takes at least 4-5 years.

Can you correct please? I want to pair two elements that include words or pictures. For instance, the words "mountain" and "pencil" will be on one side and "bike" and "sharpener" will be on the other side. And the user will try to pair them correctly by dragging the word on the left to the right.

Are my sentences correct? 1- Beacuse the car was broken we had to abandon it. 2-His mother had abandoned her at an early age. 3- When we arrived there, the city had already been abandoned. 4- The bird will abandon the nest in a few months. 5- The criminals abandoned their vehicle near the scene of crime and ran off. 6- Fans invaded the pitch and the match was abandoned. 7- The ruling party has abandoned some of its policies 8- We were unable to get funding and therefore had to abandon the project. 9- After 4 days everyone abandoned their hopes. Thanks in advance : )

all-too-familiar

Hi everyone,
can someone explain what all-too-familiar means? Does it mean ''similar''? 

Moi et français Bonjour à tous, je suis Can et je viens de Turquie. Ça fait quatre mois que j'étudie le français donc, je suis un débutant. Je désire me perfectionner en français et j'ai besoin de pratique. J'ai quelques amis pour pratiquer. Je lis livres en Français. J'espère que je serai mieux. Au revoir!

Mein Tag Heute Morgen, bin ich früch aufgewacht. Ich hatte ein gutes Frühstück (ich habe gut gefrühstück). Um 8 Uhr, hatte ich mein Frühstück beendet. Ich habe meine Zähne geputzt und bin gegangen. Ich bin zur Uni gegangen. Ich bin dort um 9 Uhr angekommen. Ich hatte ein Philosphie Seminar. Nach dem Seminar, habe ich meinen Freund getroff. Er ist Americaner und Englisch Lehrer. Er mag die Turkei. Er möchte nochmal (wieder) kommen. Um 11 Uhr, ist er gegen. Ich habe einen meiner Freunde besucht und habe bei ihm geschlafen.