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What is the meaning of turkmusun?
It means “Are you Turkish?/Were you born in Turkey?/Are you of the Turkish nationality?” It’s actually spelled “Türk müsün” and -even Turks make this mistake!- mısın/misin/musun/müsün is always sepparated from other words by a space.
Who is a bigwig?
A bigwig is a very important person — in fact, you might call her a VIP. A government bigwig is a person with a good deal of power and influence, and a corporate bigwig might own an enormous company. This word dates from the 18th century, when powerful, distinguished men tended to wear large, impressive wigs.
Is bigwig an insult?
Word forms: bigwigs If you refer to an important person as a bigwig, you are being somewhat disrespectful.
Where did the term bigwig come from?
Etymology. First arose in the 1730s, from big + wig. Formerly, English men of authority wore wigs. Bigwig plays on the idea that higher authority is denoted by a larger wig.
What does “Türk müsünüz” mean?
Answer Wiki. It literally means “Are you Turkish” and is actually written as “Türk müsünüz” and is mostly used in situations when someone meet each other for the first time.
What is the meaning of the Turkish word “you”?
In Turkish, “you” word has two different meaning. First,”sen”.Second, “siz” . so, second meaning is use as plural pronoun .Also, second one use in formal language . The Rock’s life-changing advice for Americans. The big companies don’t want you to know his secrets.
What are the best Turkish dictionaries for beginners?
1 Güncel Türkçe Sözlük: dictionary of the Turkish language (meanings in Turkish) 2 Kubbealtı Lugatı: dictionary of Contemporary & Ottoman Turkish (meanings in Turkish) 3 Cambridge: English-Turkish dictionary 4 Lingea: Turkish-English dictionary & multilingual 5 SesliSozluk: Turkish-English dictionary & German
Where to find abbreviations (kısaltmalar) that Turks are using on Internet?
In this unit you will learn some abbreviations (kısaltmalar), that Turks are using on Internet and mobile phone. You can see them everywhere: On Facebook, on Twitter, when you visit chat rooms, when you read text messages etc. Welcome to the language of young people!