Wednesday, June 8, 2011
An Arkin in June
Who knew that, in Turkish, that thing that looks like a C with a thread hanging off of it makes a "j" sound? Thus the phrase "Çuneyt June" is actually alliterative. And if you don't think that's enough of an excuse for a Teleport City theme month, you just don't know us very well. So, for the entirety of Summer's freshman month, we at TC will be lining up to give praise to Turkish cinema's indefatigable action hero Çuneyt Arkin, with my own contribution being a review of the 1973 swashbuckler Kara Murat Fatihin Fermani. The thrills begin here.
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Correction The letter "C"(without the tail)sw makes the "J" sound !! C with the tail has the "Ch" sound.
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Curses! Foiled again!
ReplyDeleteHi,Your turkish and other reviews are well written.You may already know that "June 8" is the exact pronunciation for Mr Arkin's first name.Cheers.
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