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i am lebanese and am an arabic teacher iam seeking for a turkish friend so we can exchange languages. i had took turkish courses in my last year at univ and i like to know more about this language and learn it so i can read write and understand it
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    من تهرب من معركة الحياة كمن تهرب من معركة الحق إن الحياة انتصار للأقوياء في نفوسهم لا للضعفاء
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    November 6, 2011
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    how hard when people sees you in silence while there is a city of noise inside of you
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    October 14, 2011
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    arabic food= ta'am arabi (the arabic food= al-ta'am al-arabi) as arabs live in many countries every country has a preferred dish example Lebanon is known in : Tabooli - kebbi Egypt is known in Molokhiya gulf is most known in Kapsa Tunis is well known in Koskosi and lots of other kinds that needs pages to mention
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    October 14, 2011
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    Does haır and yok have the same meanıng? and where to use yok and where to use haır? Does haır and yok have the same meanıng? and where to use yok and where to use haır?
    October 14, 2011
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    please help me know the difference between these forms of questions what is the difference between: 1- nerede 2-nereyi 3- neresi please give examples thank you friends
    September 24, 2011
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    I Have not been unaware of the truth even for a single day and I exercise my blindness professionally to live
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    September 21, 2011
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    its better to use the word jazilan after shokran and not katheeran if you want to speak fossaha arabic so it is shokran jazilan
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    August 7, 2011
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    I see that you always use this sentence: min fadlak, a3lamnee kayf aqrahom, shokran jazilan bikum.but a3lamnee is wrong it must be a3lemni from verb (know) =let me know /or 3alemni =teach me. bikom also wrong bikom means inside of you the right is lakom =for you. In arabic letters the sentense will be: من فضلكم أعلموني/علموني كيف اقرأهم وشكرا جزيلا لكم
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    August 7, 2011
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    علي : name.....................المبروك:surname أذهب :I go (present tese) adhabo. إذهب: you go (imperative) edhab notice letter the letter أ in the word أذهب and letter إ in the word إذهب أ =a/ إ= e NB: I think this sentence must be in the imperative form
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    August 7, 2011
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    hi I think it must be ميقوس but letter ق substituted by k which is كـ in Arabic because there is no ق sound in your language
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    August 7, 2011
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