''SENI SEVIYORUM ASKIM'' what this TURKISH phrase means?
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Seni seviyorum askim means that I love you sweety, or i love you baby, that is what you'd interpret it to
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It's a line from the movie "Algiers"(1938)\nThe Casbah means "A castle or palace in northern Africa."\nHope that helped.
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It means " i love you more "...\n\nAna = I\n\nBahibic = love you\n\nAktar = more \n\nand we using it for femalel ...\n\nfor male we say " Ana Bahibac Aktar " \n\ngood luck :)
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what? ask in english terms...cannot understand you
1161692
it means that your question was too easy to answer.\n\nit's the equivalent of saying 'well, duh'...
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Literally means "please a little" when translated word for word.  With http://babel.altavista.com/tr the translation comes out as "Ask a little".
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This is weird; exactly the same verse I was checking in English for another question!\nHere we go ...\n25:63: In the Name of Allah: 'And the (faithful) slaves of the Most Gracious (Allah) are those who walk on the earth in humility and sedateness, and when the foolish address them (with bad words) they reply back with mild words of gentleness'.\n\nHope this is the one you mean. Please tell me if not :)
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the operative word is "TURKEY "\n\ndefinition: slang for ---\n\n(1) A person considered inept or undesirable.\n(2) A failure\n\nsounds like someone i know, hmm......
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It is from the French, "Respondez s'il vous plait."\nPlease respond.
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It means: Can you give us your explanation in English so we can answer the client. \n\nI don't know it the client is right, because kunnan isn't a word. But it could be ..svo við getum svarað kúnnanum. Svarað kúnnanum means answer the client. \n\nViltu = can/will you\ngefa = give\nokkur = us\nþína = your\nskýringu = explanation\ná = in\nensku = english\nsvo = so\nvið = we\ngetum = can\nsvara = answer\nkunnan = ? not sure but kúnni = client.
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it means king it may or may not  be haram.. allah knows the best..
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The simplest greeting is  As-Salaam 'alaikum and the response is Wa'alaikum as-salaam. The sound I represent here as ' is impossible to describe really, you need to hear an Arab using it, but for now if you just make a little catch that will do.\n\nsalaam (stress on second syllable) means peace. \nAs is for al, meaning the.\n'alai means on\n-kum means you\nwa means and\n\nso altogether it is (the) Peace on you - and on you (the) peace\n\nHope this helps
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Don't know..... maybe something which has to do with Algeria (a north african country). Maybe it means.... someone from Algeria.
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It is assalamu alaikum (wa rahmatu Allah wa barakatuh).\nIt is the islamic greeting, and it's arabic.\n\nIt means:\nPeace be upon you (and Allah's (God's) blessing and mercy).\n\n\nIn one of prophet Mohammad's (BP) conversations he said what approximatley translate into:\nSpread greetings( =Peace) and be in touch with your relatives and pray in night while people are sleeping, then you'll enter Paradise in peace.
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It´s a Bosnian name, isn´t it ... perhaps I can find the meaning\n\nOh yes - it´s an Islamic name which means "desire", "offering"
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This is an Arabic greeting.  You say it often, upon entering a store, an elevator, a restaurant, etc.  Its English equivalent is like "what's up dudes."\n\nBut... the literal translation into English is "Peace be upon you" - which is somewhat kinder and more personal than "what's up dudes."\n\nWhen someone says "Assalam-u-alaikum" to you the reply is "wa-alaikum assalam" ("and peace be upon you too").\n\nA nice way of greeting people actually.
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Hi there,\n\nIt means "delighted"