what does it mean "iyi geceler" in english?
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It means "good night".\n\nAlthough "gece-ler" is in plural form, it should be translated to "night" not "nights". The plural form is used for making it a more generous wish, not only for one night :-)
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You can say "Ogrettiginiz icin tesekkur ederim".\nThank you = Tesekkur ederim.
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i think you mean this: Ü \n\nit's a letter used in a couple of european languages (mine, for example). so either your friends are writing you in german or turkish or they're just f***ing with you
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it means "I want to introduce myself to a young man from egypt and talk to him/her"
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Its from a greek song by Despina Vandi...she means that everything eventually takes me to you, everything points at you.\nki ola=everything\nodigoun=drive, direct, point\nse sena=to you
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oui :) its french and many told u what it means ...\n\ngood luck:)
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Don't know..... maybe something which has to do with Algeria (a north african country). Maybe it means.... someone from Algeria.
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Mi primo se llama Umer Siddiqui. Tiene casi el año de edad. Tiene la piel blanca, y el pelo y los ojos castaños.\n\nIt sounds ackward repeating the cousin's name or the pronoun "el" at the beginning of each sentence...\n\nNoviballer's answer is cute.
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Sorry I don't have an answer, I just couldn't resist to post and ask musiu_2001 to get a clue. It's spelled exactly as it should be in Engrish. "All your base are belong to us" or "AYBABTU" is an Internet phrase used since 2001. Use Google and educate yourself.
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Yes it's in Romanian\n\nIt is actually "Noapte buna si tie" and it means "Good night to you too"\n\n"Noapte buna inger" means "Good night, you angel"
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The only one I know is the word "kartal" which means eagle in both languages. Also, we have the same name Attila (or Atilla) as it's the name of a famous historical figure in Hungary and Turkey. He was the leader of the West Hun Empire.
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that's a mexican idiomatic expression for a blond hair girl \nguero is is for blond men\nwar in spanish = guerra - gerra\nguera=goo-era
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The exact translation is.........in which I can serve to him.  Check it out if you like.\n\nhttp://translate.google.com/translate_t\n\nHope that helps!
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It's latin and it's a form of the verb 'loquor', meaning to speak. I think its English equivalent would be 'speaking'.
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It's Latin, and pronounced "Koh-jee-to air-go sum".\n\nIt's a phrase written originally by French philosopher Rene Descartes, and means "I think, therefor I am"
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It is in Dutch:\n\nVan harte gefeliciteerd, Sophie!\n\nor you could also say:\n\nHartelijk gefeliciteerd, Sophie!
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No clue. Check free online dictionary/translation.