
Ipek K
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As a Turk, I never did it. I wouldn't know why your friends would.
Laziness, I guess. |
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Davy T
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w is next to e on the keyboard, so maybe it is easier to write. |
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ipek
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They are only playing ,let kids have fun. |
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ev pandası
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I agree with xanax. And I really don't know why they do it. Maybe they are just tired of saying "evet" every time they approve something ? Or to attract attention. Or it's just an effect of the marginal lifestyle, appearing as misspelling? Who knows...
Personally, my favorite common spelling mistake is an abbreviation; "a.q."
There is no "Q" in turkish alphabet. And using "Q" instead of "K" doesn't make the meaning that abbreviation stands for any cuter...
And to those fellow citizens, who hate these kind of misusage of language, I have a question. Do you say " em pe üç" or "me pe üç" ? |
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ŋoяThεяŋ
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Lol you tell me why "kool" instead of cool? why you guys say "there" instead of "their" like "there economy is booming" lol the correct sentence should be their economy is booming not "there economy" and the list gooooo and go I will try my best to explain why some people type ewet instead of evet as soon as you come up with some appropriate explanations regarding the sentence above. |
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єуℓüℓ
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on msn i usually use "ewt" instead of evet. other thing is i ignore vowels. that's just to reply quickly and yes laziness :D |
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Trotsky vs Kerensky- НекIо!
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If I see someone using "w" instead of a "v" while writing in Turkish on my MSN I will immediately block him/her. It's just lame I think. I used to use "w"s and even "q"s when I was 14 or something. |
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kulla
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Emulation,laziness... whatever reason is, it shouldnt be done. |
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ilke
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I never use it. I haven't seen anyone who uses. |
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bloodlust
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w is closer to the keyboard and close to the most commonly used wowels, e and a. v has an unappealing place compared to w. ^^
though i write v nearly all the time. |
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Sinan
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Maybe they're farmers, preferring an ewe to a woman (Eve). Bad sex, to quote KEMAL KERINCSIZ THE GREY WOLF. |
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