You scratch me, I scratch you. (for Spanish learners, "Tú me rascas, yo te rasco")pic.twitter.com/OewJeC5hfN
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Replying to @zerdeve
That was a demonstration demanding that dried duck return to their daily diet
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Işte böyle!
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Hahaha
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Inspired because we say this in Cyprus and I just overheard some Turkish Cypriot women at the gym.
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Oh you do? Very interesting! I love how random phrases have crossed boundaries :)
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Mashallah is used too. As are more phrases from Turkish but I'm struggling with the spelling.
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Maaşallah or Ma’aşallah or even Maşa’allah (which is weird to me) is how I’ve seen it spelled. But it’s from Arabic origin and tbh Idk what’s right either!
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Yeah, I meant I'm struggling to spell other ones... Like the ending -liki that's from Turkish, right?
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lik or -lık is Turkish, yes.
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