Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
how tricks
Turkish translation:
Nasilsin? /Neler yapiyorsun
Added to glossary by
Umit Altug
May 16, 2002 19:25
22 yrs ago
English term
how tricks
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English to Turkish
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romance/ comedy
i think the language is turkish, but i just wanna check, if it is, what does it mean? thanx!
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4 +7 | "Nasilsin? /Neler yapiyorsun?" | AZRA AKARTUNA |
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"Nasilsin? /Neler yapiyorsun?"
"How's tricks" is used when meeting sb that one has not seen or met for a period of time)How do you do?; What have you been doing? _Hello, Paul, how's tricks? I heard you got married, is that true, huh?
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Note added at 2002-05-16 20:58:38 (GMT)
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\"Nasilsin?\" means; \"How do you do?\" and \"Neler yapiyorsun?\" means; \"What have you been doing?\"
Or you can use \"Nasil gidiyor?\" (more informal) and it means \"How is it going?\"
BUT IF IT IS ONLY HOW TRICKS (NOT HOW\'S TRICKS) THEN YOU CAN USE; \"Isin sirlari\"
I could give more detail or examples if you have given the context. Anyway, hope this helps :o)
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Note added at 2002-05-16 21:06:35 (GMT)
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or you can use; \"birseyi/isi yapma yolları/metodları\" which means \"ways and methods of doing sth\" for HOW TRICKS.
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Note added at 2002-05-16 21:07:49 (GMT)
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And how tricks is not Turkish but English :o)
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Note added at 2002-05-16 20:58:38 (GMT)
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\"Nasilsin?\" means; \"How do you do?\" and \"Neler yapiyorsun?\" means; \"What have you been doing?\"
Or you can use \"Nasil gidiyor?\" (more informal) and it means \"How is it going?\"
BUT IF IT IS ONLY HOW TRICKS (NOT HOW\'S TRICKS) THEN YOU CAN USE; \"Isin sirlari\"
I could give more detail or examples if you have given the context. Anyway, hope this helps :o)
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Note added at 2002-05-16 21:06:35 (GMT)
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or you can use; \"birseyi/isi yapma yolları/metodları\" which means \"ways and methods of doing sth\" for HOW TRICKS.
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Note added at 2002-05-16 21:07:49 (GMT)
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And how tricks is not Turkish but English :o)
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