Keşke daha önce öğrenseydim. (I wish I had learned earlier) Hamile kalsaydım, bilirdim. (If I was pregnant, I would know) Both sentences are correct.

It doesn't hurt anymore=Atık canım yanmıyor/acımıyor I am talking about...= -den bahediyorum

yenmek means beat.

Merhaba

assalamu alaykum Essalâmu aleykûm. Benim adım Merve, ben mısırlıyım. Yirmi iki yaşındayım ve ben Türkçeyi seviyorum, onun için onu Türkçe öğreniyorum, ama nasıl  daha hızlı oğrenebilırimyorum kardeşimlerim ?

 

Size yardımcı olmaktan zevk duyarım.

You should add -yor to the verb in order to construct a sentence in continuous tense: Oku- Oku-yor-um Oku-yor-sun Oku-yor Oku-yor-uz Oku-yor-sunuz Oku-yor-lar A short note about -yor suffix in Turkish: With the verbs ending in a consonant, add -iyor instead of -yor. Gel- (Ending in a consonant) Gel-i-yor-um Gel-i-yor-sun Gel-i-yor Gel-i-yor-uz Gel-i-yor-sunuz Gel-i-yor-lar -r is used with simple present tense: Oku-r-um Oku-r-sun Oku-r Oku-r-uz Oku-r-sunuz Oku-r-lar

You can not use it without prepositions. It doesn't make any sense without a preposition. You went, but where?You did, but what? A short correction about -miş: Turkish have two kinds of past tense: one is with -di suffix and the other is with -miş. You can use -di with the events you saw, witnessed. You can use -miş with the events you didn't witness. We use -miş like Past perfect tense in English. In this sentence, it is okay to use it : maybe you were kidnapped and didn't witness that you went to Istanbul. We often use this with events we heard, a story.

Both are wrong. Ben gel-di-m. Biz gel-di-k.