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delidumrul

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    Comment #22395514

    > In the case of vowels, Turkish contains eight different short vowels and no long ones, whereas Arabic (and Persian) have three short and three long vowels; Now, the alphabet of T…

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    Comment #22060517

    Well design of one-to-one relationship between users and shops. Then, they solve the problem that approach has brought. Nothing particular at the article.

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    Comment #20756918

    But the perfectness always comes with the practicing.

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    Comment #18227738

    Life is transient, death is instant. Farewell, Paul Allen.

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    Comment #18075855

    You are right. I have updated my comment :)

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    Comment #18075798

    I am one of whom has switched its browser because of this issue. I have seen that in the blog post, they claim Chrome will offer an option not to allow chrome sign in when you sing…

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    Comment #17781277

    I hope there could be more tests on Brave browser, too, which aims to improve privacy. But its most lovely feature imo is opening any kind of tab (normal, private, private on Tor n…

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    Comment #17758545

    One approach to test the effectiveness of a translator is translating a passage from L1 to L2 and then its reverse. When you do this action many times, if the final version of the …

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    Comment #17757267

    Many mistranslations may be a result of lack of work/research in Turkish language. I don't agree with that Turkish language does not get along with computers well. Yet, there is no…

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    Comment #17757218

    Actually, this is not an exception in Turkish. It is because of that "meyhane" is a foreign word (adapted from Persian). In any case, no one will expect smo to pronounce these 'e's…

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    Comment #15312042

    Many books are written to shape the history in the benefits of some countries. Linking them with other topics will attract more attention and will help to exaggerate effects of the…

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    Comment #15310315

    It's pathetic that the author has written Turks slaughtered Greeks in 1900s and forced them to leave. An absolute ignorance of history. If Turks has slaughtered any Christian popul…

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