What words touch your nerves as soon as you hear them?

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Trotsky vs Kerensky- НекIо!

"I thought..." (No, no, no you can't think you're an idiot, I'm telling you the truth and you still hesitate over it. Don't think, obey :p )

"I know that..." (You DON'T know. You just impudently think you know. Shame on you.)

"You know..." (How on earth can I possibly be informed before about your "eating habits"? Sorry, I don't know.)

"Do it this way..." (immediately I feel the irresistible urge to do whatever that has to be done in some other way.)

"he he I'm so crazy that I..." (These people think being 'crazy' is something to brag about. They assume it shows how cool or how confident you are. Hey I'm Lara Croft and I'm James Bond! But in reality, they are not even eccentric people, because someone really weird would pursue craziness just for the sake of craziness. It's not to brag about it later or to impress a couple of people. Like Dolokhov in War and Peace, he is crazy.)

Oh in Turkish "ayy su cocuk cok tatli" The "cocuk" never changes even if the speaker is a naive, girly teenager and the subject is an old man in his 30s. I mean omg, how do you even dare to call him "kid" (cocuk) ? And I hate the tone they use when they say it "şuççoşçukçoktatlı" sort of like one word lol.

Ah and "askim", that is a reason to break up with your bf/gf. It's such a sticky, offhand word. Eww ;p

halfyear

Bitches, when a guy says it and is referring to several women in a bar in some video acting like he's above them.

i have noticed that highschool kids call eachother "hacim"... this words irritates me to my bits. what does it mean? tell me please if anyone knows...

some kokona women talk on the phone and say "okay" or "kendine iyi davran" irritates me as much as "hacim" does.

The word "lan" one of the words i dont like.

When you go to job interview they say "we'll get back to you soon" this sentence annoys me coz they won't get back to me soon.

Also as Asuman wrote, i hate when someone gives me speech about "responsibilities".

My biggest problem with words are the ones come out from the politicans' mouth.. What ever they say, i just get annoyed...

Joannah

Those would be:

"No, you can't do that."
"What would other people say?"
"Give me more money"
"There is no such thing as happiness"
"It's not you, it's me"

DejaVu

right now its the word 'RESPONSİBİLİTİES' :(

guess I am a bit tired.....

Totally Blunt

"Bayan", when not used as an honorary, i.e. Bayan Ayse Fatma.

I warned a tea-selling company's (and a big one at that) general manager that their ad's (bayanlar icin) smelled of minibus-driver sophistication (!). They made a minor change in the ads and changed "bayan" for "hanım". What's wrong with "kadın" for god's sakes?

A few days ago, my post complaining about "Bağyan arkadaş olabilir miyiz?" cliché got deleted, for god knows what reason.

Arkadaşlar, kardeşler! There is no word in our language that describes women as "bayan". Bayan is an honorary word! If you want to be polite, use the word "hanım". The truest of the word is kadın, which we are proud to be! And that is that!

Selena

REFRESHED!!!!
Oh....I really hate that word....it has become the synonym of selfish to me!
There was a guy with some problems who always wanted to meet me in order to feel refreshed! ' You really make me feel refreshed' or 'Can we meet, I need to refresh'! What am I ... a Sprite or what! He never even cared that I had problems too! So, that word just makes me shudder now whenever I hear it!

kulla

I have just come,And someone asks,
'Have you come?'

I want to tell them'Are you blind?Im here.'but I always say'Yes,I came.'

? ? ? I. A. ? ? ?

There are too many to mention...I could even write a book about that...

In French, there is an expression that really gets me on my nerves , wich is in fact a lack of respect : " T'inquiète" ( contraction of " Ne t'inquiète pas", which means "Don''t worry" but which actually is used as " That's not your business".
There are also many other, in French, English or Turkish...

I also agree with Istanbulbogazi, about the prejudice in France ( as I am a Turk living in France too ).
In fact it's not a word, it's an attitude : as they say " Oh I thought you was Italian or Spanish", they think that's a compliment. But in fact that's an insult to Turks, because these Europeans usually think that Turks are uneducated and ugly people...

KaraKiz

*Lie
*Racism
*I'm sorry...

Pearl, they also say "hacilamak" meaning stealing or taking without permission. It's also irritating.

Ipek K

Boşver, ( Nevermind)

Aman, banane ( Oh, I don't care)

Kendine iyi bak ( Take good care of yourself- as if I can't figure that out myself.. .duh..)

:)

istanbul bogazi

-I don't care.
-Living in Turkey in very good conditions but do not stop making critisms like :Oh you Turks! ( As if they are really different from us)
-In France: You have an accent,where are you from? Or you don't look like Turkish ( As is they knew many Turks or have been to Turkey many times)

Qu'est ce que tu pense?

"Stop"
"Whatever"
"Like" (used inappropriately)

hanibal

I hate hearing ''gocuk ''in Turkish.

Hurricane

kiprit,kiprik,kaaysı,noguruyon...

i hate these words i can't belivev them how a person can't say " kirpik,kibrit and kayisi".

"noğürüyon?" is a phrase that means "ne yapiyorsun" (what r u doing?) but i really hate that word!

hello

natasha

HFC

when somebody asks what words get on my nerves, that is so irritating. LOL, Like finger nails on a chalkboard.

Or when it starts out with " You have the right to remain silent"

Fenerli

When people say "cicim aylardasiniz"
My husband & I don't call each other by our real names, but rather, hayatim, canim, askim etc. Well when other people hear us they tell us, this will stop cicim aylardasiniz. It's been almost 6 years and they still think cicim aylardayiz.

Pinky

Hmmm what word makes me irritated?
I guess,the word "Jealous" makes me irritated,its so annoying when everytime u try to give an advise to someone or speak something all they say"are u jealous?"

Ahhh i hate it!!

YabanciKiz

Like Redcandy said, "like" when used as a filler. I assume one's IQ is about 20 points lower than would be otherwise upon hearing that word pass her lips.
Walking through Taksim or Sultanahmet: "Vere are you frommm? Vaat is your nammme?"
"Yabancilardan biktim, yaa." (said right in front of me as if I can't understand)

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