"Zırt pırt" One of the redupl. (reduplication) in Turkish to express the frequency of a situation (mostly represents to weariness) İ.e: ●Biribini zırt pırt aramak (to call sb. frequently) ●Zırt pırt gelmek (to visit frequently) -"Zırt pırt bu konuyu açma/gündeme getirme! Bıktım artık! (Don't bring up to this issue! I am pissed off!) - "Zırt pırt bana mesaj atıyorlar! Artık bıktım!" (They text frequently to me! I had enough!) But honestly I've never heard "Çıkıp pıkıp" ●Rather they use it like that: "Çıkıp gelmek/Çıkıp çıkıp gelmek" (as an idiom in English "come out of the blue" or "blow in") ●İkide birde/İkide bir also has same meaning that means "very frequenty" ●In contrast to this you may express frequency of the situation in polite way with "sık sık" (often) Sık sık sorabilirsiniz. Kolay gelsin)

It means "frequently" but has a negative connotation to it. We also use "ikide birde" which has the same meaning. So, if you hear "zirt pirt" you can be sure that the person who said is a little pissed about something that occurs frequently.