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changchiu Knowflake Posts: 351 From: Registered: Dec 2009	posted April 30, 2010 03:31 PM I also find this part lately,btw not too late.. if I write my name can you look at my name name-surname: neval yýlmaz (in our alphabet i refer to ý ) 19 Nov 1980 Bingöl / TURKEY Hour:08:45 a.m. Thanks IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1433 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Apr 2009	posted May 01, 2010 02:22 AM Hello changchiu Is this your full name? I must warn you, there will not be very many English words, but I shall try. Are you male or female? I have some limited, but workable experience working on Lexigramming Turkish names. I have quite a few requests...several dozen in fact, but shall add your name to my list if you do not mind being patient with me. As to your letter "ý" being equivalent to "i", I shall explain how I apply such when Lexigramming. However firstly, I wish to know how your name is pronounced. neval..... is the "e" lone, such as in "see" or short as in "eh" Is the "a" long as in "say" or short as in "father", "awe", or "ah" or short as in "what" or short as in "apple" yýlmaz.... Same questions about the "a" in this name also. The letter "ý" is as in "eye" or "high", or "fly"? The first letter, the "Y", is as in "young"? ------------------ Everyone is a teacher... Everyone is a student... Learning is eternal. }><}}(*> .☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ IP: Logged
changchiu Knowflake Posts: 351 From: Registered: Dec 2009	posted May 01, 2010 02:43 PM Thank you Lexx; I am female..yes,my full name.. in Yýlmaz 'ý' goest to 'i' e is alone,as in 'eh' a in alone;and 'neval' all word only 1 time is.. Y is like in 'young'..and all words are only 1 time.. thanks again... IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1433 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Apr 2009	posted May 02, 2010 02:14 AM changchiu Thank you! I will try to have at least a little something for you soon! ------------------ Everyone is a teacher... Everyone is a student... Learning is eternal. }><}}(*> .☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1433 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Apr 2009	posted May 02, 2010 11:20 PM OK... have I got it right? neval yýlmaz is pronounced as: Nehvall Yeyellmuz ? Generally in such situations as non Latin letters, or diacritics and so forth.... when Lexigramming I leave it up to the person to choose the transliteration spelling needed to Lexigram in English. If I were Lexigramming phonetically, the process would be different, and much more complex. That is "sound" or "vibrational" Lexigramming which is a very complex and ponderous undertaking. I do them but most folks are content with basic Alphabetical Lexigramming. In your case, I would look at your name two ways. neval yýlmaz sequenced to these letters: AA E LL M N V YY And with "ý" replaced by "i". AA E I LL M N V Y If I were hunting for Turkish words, I would leave the ý in. Sigh....wish I knew Turkish. I shall try to return in a few hours with more! ------------------ Everyone is a teacher... Everyone is a student... Learning is eternal. }><}}(*> .☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1433 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Apr 2009	posted May 02, 2010 11:54 PM I do see some Turkish words found within your name too! Still looking! Here are some: VE=egg NE=what AMA=but; however EN= 1.width 2. a cachet on an animal or bonded goods Adverb en 1. An adverb which makes the adjective after it superlative. Example: * büyük: big, * en büyük: the biggest ------------------ Everyone is a teacher... Everyone is a student... Learning is eternal. }><}}(*> .☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ IP: Logged
belgz Knowflake Posts: 1404 From: Sydney, Australia Registered: Apr 2009	posted May 03, 2010 10:11 AM Ok I'll try and help a bit more. Her name is pronounced.. Ne va l yill muz both words are soft words. And the y she did in english is just a normal "i" It comes up differently because our keyboards dont recognise it. One of the letter "i"'s in the turkish alphabet doesn't have a dot on top of it. It's pronounced iugh instead of ee. "iugh" is like when you say ewwww but without saying the W on the end. IP: Logged
changchiu Knowflake Posts: 351 From: Registered: Dec 2009	posted May 03, 2010 01:16 PM wow.Thank you Lexx... Neval actually comes from arabic-zen word..It means faith-chance-whic comes from God. And my surname turkish,Yýlmaz-Yilmaz,a person who never give up,always fighting,etc.. Of course it is in turkish means... IP: Logged
changchiu Knowflake Posts: 351 From: Registered: Dec 2009	posted May 03, 2010 01:24 PM thnks Belgz; Neval in 2 times pronoun..Ne val And also Yýl maz.. Hým we pronunced Yýl as if e goes to i.... It became more complicated IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1433 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Apr 2009	posted May 03, 2010 07:45 PM I was trying to ascertain whether "i" was as in idea or Hawaii, or a short "i" sound like in tin. LOL! I see it is not any of those either! Ewwww is more of a short e blended with a short u. Thanks changchiu & belgz! And thank you for posting your name etymology and meaning too! ------------------ Everyone is a teacher... Everyone is a student... Learning is eternal. }><}}(*> .☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ ¸.☆¨¯`♥ IP: Logged

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