I presume you are referring to the plural of 'turkey'. It forms the plural in the standard way for words ending in a vowel followed by a 'y': it simply adds an 's'. (Compare monkeys, boys, trays, and so on.) The spelling you suggest seems to be based on a misunderstanding of the rule 'change the 'y' into 'i' and add 'es'. That rule applies to words that end in a consonant followed by a 'y'. (Compare ponies, babies, quantities, and so on.)
Twelve, twelve turkeies were served this year in e US. They were big turkeies.
turkey understand that word is easy for them but is not if you want me to be honest with. turkey is nice country to visit in summar holiday. turkeies want to be the riches people in word and have enough money for the future. they love to drink and enjoy their life not matter what.
turkeies
The capital of Turkey is a long word can you spell it?
The Greek spelling for turkey is: Τουρκία Tourkia
The plural of "turkey" is "turkeys".
Turkeys is the plural of Turkey
You cant spell
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