Türkçe, üç.
To use correct Turkish letters while using Safari, I go to "edit" and choose "special characters." I don't know if they're readable in all browsers, so I apologize if you've got gibberish.
I know the numbers 1-10 and the days of the week:
bir - one
iki - two
üç - three
dört - four
beş - five
altı - six
yedi - seven
sekiz - eight
dokuz - nine
on - ten
pazartesi - Monday
salı - Tuesday
çarşamba - Wednesday
perşembe - Thursday
cuma - Friday
cumartesi - Saturday
pazar - Sunday
That's all for tonight.
It was a bad day, but I don't want to talk about it here.
I know the numbers 1-10 and the days of the week:
bir - one
iki - two
üç - three
dört - four
beş - five
altı - six
yedi - seven
sekiz - eight
dokuz - nine
on - ten
pazartesi - Monday
salı - Tuesday
çarşamba - Wednesday
perşembe - Thursday
cuma - Friday
cumartesi - Saturday
pazar - Sunday
That's all for tonight.
It was a bad day, but I don't want to talk about it here.
posted by ms. v. at 11:12 PM
3 Comments:
pazar, I think, is from bazaar, or market day. And pazartesi must be the day after.
çarşamba and perşembe are from the Farsi words for 4 and 5.
(Probably worthless for most people, but for me trivia is glue that holds strange words together.)
jd2718
Reads fine for me in Firefox. Big hugs for the effort you're making.
Strange, I was reviewing russian days of the week yesterday. Thursday and Friday are çetverg, pjatnitsa, cognate with the Turkish pair çarşamba, perşembe.
jd2718
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