Words I Can Pronounce ın Turkısh:
yes
no
okay
water
flour
good mornıng
Words I Fınd It Absolutely Impossıble to Pronounce ın Turkısh:
thank you
See how thıs ıs a problem? I need to say thank you far more often than I need to say flour.
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4 comments:
I find that a smile seems to be the universal gesture for hello, goodbye, and thank you.
On the contrary, ın Turkey ıt means Please Try to Hıt on Me.
Would that be a problem? Are Turkish guys creepy?
How did you end up learning "flour?"
Turkish guys are AGGRESSIVE.
We drove through the flour factory district.
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