10-05-2022, 04:02 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-05-2022, 05:17 PM by Ahmet Ardıç.)
(10-05-2022, 06:10 AM)Aga Tentakulus wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.@Ahmet
I went to your site and had a quick look.
It's not exactly that I'm impressed, and especially not when I saw the banana. bana-ne.....sana ne.![]()
But to be fair I'll have a closer look at it during the holidays at the end of the month. Then I'll also have my private Turkish interpreter with me.
Interestingly, I'm also right where the Ertruscans come from. Greek islands off Izmir.
I will also brush up on my Turkish.
As you can see, I am well prepared for Turkish. Holiday home in Kusadasi and married to a Turkish woman for over 20 years. (University of Istanbul)
Dear Tentakulus,
If the word "banana" were Turkish, you would not see it as "banane". Because this form is against the phonemic harmony (vowel harmony rule) of Turkish. If there is -a-a- in the word, the ending must be -a, but never -e.
If you are going to get information from your relatives who speak Turkish, it would be better to ask them if they know or not know "the Turkish phonetic rules".
In addition, the Turkish islands near Izmir may be in Greece today, but they may not always remain so and return to their original historical owners. Because you may not be aware that those islands were conditionally entrusted to the Greeks by the Turks, provided that they remained unarmed. Since the Greek state is arming the islands, it may have to return the trust at any time. Fortunately, I think this issue can be solved more easily than reading the Voynich texts.
Be careful that the island does not change hands while you are swimming in the open island on vacation.
I am kidding. Politics is not my field, but nowadays, many lawyers on Turkish televisions talking about historic documents that prove what I said.
Let me know if you come to Kuşadası. My summer house is in Datça.
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So they're actually not that far from each other. Maybe you would like to come and see the Datça peninsula and I would be happy to host you and your wife. Although it is not clear what the politicians did or will do, I personally think that we are brothers with the Greek people and that our culture is very close. In fact, if the politicians stop fighting for their interests, the two communities will live in peace like two brothers. But there may be those on both sides who benefit from the tension.
I wish you a good holiday. If you are in Turkey and want to meet, send me a private message and I will give you my mobile number.
Thanks
