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"The 700 Club" of Essential Turkish Language P Related Pages: Other Essential 700 Club pages Other Pages with sound files 'Tips' for learning/using Turkish Turkish Doubles Troubles 8 Difficulties of Turkish About Translation Software Personal Turkish Experiences Also Related Pages: Translating Turkish, the basics Conjunction Celebration Turkish Verbs Essential Idioms, Index Essential Suffixes, Index Sentence Structure, Standard Turkish Pronunciation Turkish Accenting Turkish Numbers Revealed NewsReaders' Dictionary, Index Türkçe -- İngilizce Sözlük (Turkish -- English Dictionary) CD owners enjoy complete and direct linking throughout all the '700 Club' Pages. Site visitors may navigate using the '700 Club' Index Page [A] [B] [C] [Ç] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [İ] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [Ö] [P] [R] [S] [Ş] [T] [U] [Ü] [V] [Y] [Z] [Index] Turkish English Examples, supplements, and explanations P (~12 entries)     pahalı expensive Bu mobilya pahalıdır. This furniture is expensive. para money parasız, penniless para kazanmak, to earn money parça a piece parçalanmak, to break into many pieces parmak finger Sizin kaç parmağınız var? How many fingers have you got? Used in many Turkish idioms and compound words, such as, parmağında oynatmak, to wrap someone around one's finger parmağını sokmak, to interfere in pastane bakery   patlak a burst, a puncture patlama, explosion patlamak, to burst, explode patlıcan eggplant, aubergine Included because patlıcan is ubiquitous in Turkey! And it's said that Turkish chefs have 99 ways to prepare it! paylaşmak to share   pazar market, bazaar or Sunday Her hafta pazara gideriz. We go to the bazaar every week. Her pazar günü pazara gideriz. We go to the bazaar every Sunday. See following language point cartoon. If my wife doesn't go to the Imbeciles Bazaar, then... Left click for image enlargement, legibility, and a full translation. pek very pek iyi, very good pekala, all right, OK peki, all right, OK pek güzel, pretty good piliç chicken Erkek kardeşim piliçlerimize yem verir. My brother feeds our chickens. pirinç rice or brass Pekin'in pirinci, Kaşmir'in halısı, Diyarbakır'ın karpuz, ve Van'ın kedisi meşurdur. They are all famous -- Peking's brass, Kashmir's carpets, Diyarbakir's watermelon, and Van's [pedigreed] cats. postane post office   puan point [on a test, in a match]   Related Pages: Other Essential 700 Club pages Other Pages with sound files 'Tips' for learning/using Turkish Turkish Doubles Troubles 8 Difficulties of Turkish About Translation Software Personal Turkish Experiences Also Related Pages: Translating Turkish, the basics Conjunction Celebration Turkish Verbs Essential Idioms, Index Essential Suffixes, Index Sentence Structure, Standard Turkish Pronunciation Turkish Accenting Turkish Numbers Revealed NewsReaders' Dictionary, Index Unrelated fun: Ferdi Tayfur - Arabesque (Arabesk) Singing Sensation Turkish Movies - Best-Looking Bad Girl of the 1970s, Sevda Ferdağ Bad Girls of the 1970s Turkish Cinema, Aliye Rona Frequently asked questions about Turkey and the Turkish language llustrated Nargile Users Guide -- and Encyclopedia Our Honda Generator -- A Member of the Family Habibullah and the Great Cannon Caper A simple Turkish 'thing'... Turkish Belly Dancers Turkish Tongue Twisters Turkish for Kids Pop Quiz Politically Incorrect Turkish Humor Internet and Computer Terms Gossipy Turkish Who's Who Turkish Movies -- Conventional and 'Erotik', Index We say softball, you say rounders...

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