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Kahpe bizans tek parca 720p. American to English translation: "slide and jump" - a Turkish word for doing exercises in the gym. This is an article about how to do one of the most basic exercises we learn in gym class, but it's complicated by two Turkish words that sound similar and also spell 'slide and jump'. This is a perfect example of why learning languages can be so enriching, not just for language skills but for other skills as well. For instance, if you know one foreign language you will learn what words sound like when the first letter is the same and will also see them spelled differently than in your own alphabet. In this case, 'parca' is a Turkish word for exercise equipment, but the English version of it also sounds similar, and that's why children in Turkey learn English in school. The article then explains that kids learn what goes on a gym class timetable by watching their teachers, "especially when they're new to a school". Parents tell the kids what to do and all the students do is memorise it from being told over and over again. Of course the new kids need lots of repetition to build up their strength so they can get through some of the easier exercises on this timetable. "Gym class timetable" Turkish title:güzel bir yorgancı kadın 720p English translation: "a beautiful blanket-maker woman 720p" - "blanket-maker" is another way of saying "weaver". Turkish title:iyi oglan naif amca 720p ggtekin amcasi tek parca 720p kahpe bizans tek parca 1080p mdh5801 ggtekin mdh5801 tek parca 1080p.2015.01.22. English translation: "a good old grandfather innocent guy 720p GGTEKIN army 720p Kahpe Bizans army 1080p.2015.01.22" - 'GGTEKIN' is a Turkish word for army, which is one of the most common vocabulary words kids in Turkey learn when they're in school. Although 'army', 'army guy', and the transliterated versions of the word are all equally correct, all three versions really mean the same thing because Turkish words that sound similar spell differently and don't have an umlaut over the i in them like most English words do . So 'tekin' is a Turkish word for army and army guy. This article is to help people practice their Turkish by reading a story about a man who immigrated to Turkey from a distant country and married a woman from the same country as him, but she died in childbirth. The poor man then had to work really hard, like in most fairy tales, to take care of his child with the help of his friends (usually they turn out to be wolves). cfa1e77820
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