I have a question, and I'm sorry, it's entirely off-topic, but anyway: do turks tolerate randomly spawned words, like for example take Lewis Carroll. He came up with a bunch of new words like 'Jabberwocky' and stuff, or Shakespeare, or someone else. So, if you're reading a text in turkish and it occasionally have the word 'göçume etmek' would YOU tolerate this? Because, frankly, I'm into modernizing languages, this is my dream, and I'm central asian turkic but my native tongue is russian, so I'm considering my life's choices, just asking strangers, once I even gave my full explanation to one turkish person, so let me know please
@@sudegguner done. now, about my question. it's as simple as that. Imagine you're reading a book and in it you see totally unknown word yet it's in turkish language. This is called neologisms, it's basically when you come up with a completely new words that on the first look seem like a stupid thing, but there's some reason behind it. I like creating new words, I just confused a little bit, because in the future I want to find more suitable language for myself, to express fully all my thoughts and intentions, turkish with it's phonetic structure seems like a good choice, because this is my passion, I want to develop, modernize languages, and with a strong language there will be, by God's will and power, strong nation. Erdogan I believe once said that a pen is actually strongest weapon, so yeah, I basically wanna become pioneer in the modernizing turkish, so I wanna hear your opinion. Are you open as turk-background person? Would you accept hypothetically a new alphabet? If it will be slightly different? It's for the greater good, InshaAllah.
"Göçüme etmek" kelimesi anladığım kadarıyla "göç etmek" kelimesidir. Türkler popüler kültür, sosyal medya , kitaplar gibi etkilerle ortaya çıkan yeni kelimelere karşı olumlu yaklaşırlar fakat anlamlı olması şartıyla. Örneğin yazdığınız kelimenin ne tür durumlarda kullanılabileceğini, anlamını yazarsanız ve bu insanlar içinde yaygınlaşırsa kullanılabilir bir kelime olabilir. Dediğim gibi türkler yeni kelimelere açıktırlar fakat bu kelime güncelliğini korumayabilir çünkü günümüz dünyasında sosyal medya etkisi çok fazla kelime üretiliyor ve aynı hızda yok oluyorlar. @offensedefense26
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I have a question, and I'm sorry, it's entirely off-topic, but anyway:
do turks tolerate randomly spawned words, like for example take Lewis Carroll. He came up with a bunch of new words like 'Jabberwocky' and stuff, or Shakespeare, or someone else. So, if you're reading a text in turkish and it occasionally have the word 'göçume etmek' would YOU tolerate this? Because, frankly, I'm into modernizing languages, this is my dream, and I'm central asian turkic but my native tongue is russian, so I'm considering my life's choices, just asking strangers, once I even gave my full explanation to one turkish person, so let me know please
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@@sudegguner done. now, about my question. it's as simple as that. Imagine you're reading a book and in it you see totally unknown word yet it's in turkish language. This is called neologisms, it's basically when you come up with a completely new words that on the first look seem like a stupid thing, but there's some reason behind it. I like creating new words, I just confused a little bit, because in the future I want to find more suitable language for myself, to express fully all my thoughts and intentions, turkish with it's phonetic structure seems like a good choice, because this is my passion, I want to develop, modernize languages, and with a strong language there will be, by God's will and power, strong nation. Erdogan I believe once said that a pen is actually strongest weapon, so yeah, I basically wanna become pioneer in the modernizing turkish, so I wanna hear your opinion. Are you open as turk-background person? Would you accept hypothetically a new alphabet? If it will be slightly different? It's for the greater good, InshaAllah.
"Göçüme etmek" kelimesi anladığım kadarıyla "göç etmek" kelimesidir. Türkler popüler kültür, sosyal medya , kitaplar gibi etkilerle ortaya çıkan yeni kelimelere karşı olumlu yaklaşırlar fakat anlamlı olması şartıyla. Örneğin yazdığınız kelimenin ne tür durumlarda kullanılabileceğini, anlamını yazarsanız ve bu insanlar içinde yaygınlaşırsa kullanılabilir bir kelime olabilir. Dediğim gibi türkler yeni kelimelere açıktırlar fakat bu kelime güncelliğini korumayabilir çünkü günümüz dünyasında sosyal medya etkisi çok fazla kelime üretiliyor ve aynı hızda yok oluyorlar. @offensedefense26
@@sude2635 I see. Thanks a lot