Still remember the moment when i went to pick Herr Stefan from the airport Istanbul. I was still trying to teach Stefan by that time. and i said
Me-Haydi
Stefan- Heidi is a german girls name.
Then i had a great laughter but i am sure he will never forget the word Haydi. And you will not forget it as well.
Let’s talk : Haydi Konuş+al+ım.
Let’s run : Haydi Koş+al+ım
Let’s drink some beer : Haydi bira iç+el+im.
I guess you get the point . ![]()
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Hey Bay Mert,
it’s not just A german name, it’s this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwLEGLXOqok
Haydi gülelim! :)))
Posted 24 Aug 2008 at 10:15 am ¶Haydi dans etelim <—- haydi dans edelim … (You didnt see that lesson yet)
<— haydi :)))
Laura benim ile dans eder misin?
Posted 07 Sep 2008 at 2:22 pm ¶Gün aydın, haydi devam edelim :)< --Günaydın
Daha Türkçe öğrenelim!
<— Daha çok Posted 31 Oct 2008 at 7:19 am ¶
And from Pimsleur’s Turkish:
Nerede yiyelim? ..and.. Beraber çay içelim mi?
It took me a while until I was able to figure out what they were saying since Pimsleur comes without a printed guide.
< — yeah i had the same difficulties in German pimsleur. Hint : you always need a Turkish pal things to ask. Stefan is my german friend.
but i suggest you keep on the Pimsleur method which is the best method i have seen so far.
Posted 12 Dec 2008 at 3:25 pm ¶A: Anahtarlarımı kaybettim…..;-(
B: Haydi anahtarları bulalım!
<— ahoy Michaela. Good job!!
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