1. 51.
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    what the fuck r u talking about son of a bitch
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  2. 52.
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    the man who does not know the difference between villager and peasent cannot be speaking high level english.
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  3. 53.
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    @42 said the elemanary school level english speaker. dude do i look like a fucking anthropologist or smthn ? the word "villager" is one of the words correspond to "köylü" in turkish.
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  4. 54.
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    @1 ve @10
    ingilizce biliyorum diyen ağziniza boşalayim. bu ne amk
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  5. 55.
    -1
    @44 sarcasm, chicken translation ? do you ever heard about thoose motherfucker
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  6. 56.
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    --spoiler--

    --spoiler--
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  7. 57.
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    you are fucking motherfucker
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  8. 58.
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    wouww...

    in 21th century people speak turkish still..
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  9. 59.
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    kimse çıkıp heavy villager ne huur evladı diye sormamış
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  10. 60.
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    @49 what ?
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  11. 61.
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    --spoiler--

    --spoiler--
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  12. 62.
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    fuck off you fucked fuckity fucking fuck
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  13. 63.
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    yes yes mr and mrs smith go to do cinema
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  14. 64.
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    @43 the word in english used as an insult is 'peasent'. villager is certainly a chicken translation as you mentioned in @45.
    @45: "do you ever heard about... " really? i couldn't even laugh.
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  15. 65.
    +1
    The use of "who speaks turkish is a heavy villager" as an overall literary technique needs to encompass graphic and individual comprehension to allow the reader to become acquainted with the unique terminological aspects employed by the author whilst not detracting from the application of the specific innuendos influencing the particular methods involved which reflect the tone of the major works in question, thereby altering the quality of the outcome. however you could use "WHO speaks turkish is a heavy peasant" which can be more effective to describe the author whilst. On the other hand there is a specific way of saying that what you have been expecting by that title.
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  16. 66.
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    @54 http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/villager
    about @45 i was writing another sentence and forgot to delete that "do" gratz you caught me
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  17. 67.
    -1
    oh how marvelous! we are far beyond from those unsophisticated, uneducated low borns.
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  18. 68.
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    Ladies and gentlemen Are your maladjusted antisocial tendencies a product of your berserk puituary gland? Why are you not enjoying these beautiful peasant-free moments of your life?
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  19. 69.
    0
    hell yes
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  20. 70.
    0
    ı dont speak english
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