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demturkishcenter · 4 months
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Turkish word of the day.
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batmanslemontea · 11 months
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12 June
Turkish vocabulary from Pinocchio chapter 11
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hapşırmak-to sneeze
bağışlamak-to forgive ; to donate
tüyler ürpertici-hair-raising, creepy, gruesome
aksini söylüyor-says different, would suggest otherwise
bakacak olursak-if we look at, judging by
özünde-inherently, at its core
debelenmek-to wallow
direnmek-to resist, fight back
şu ana kadar-thus far, until now
oysaki-whereas
"-çok yaşa! [bless you(after someone sneezes)]
-sen de gör [thank you]"
yıkıcı olabilir- would be destructive, could be catastrophic
hırıltılı-snarling, wheezy
asilzade-nobleman
mahkum edilmek-to be sentenced, doomed
kahraman-a hero
sincap-squirrel
kısık sesle-softly, in a low voice
şafak sökerken-at down
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langblrtr · 2 years
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Essential Korean Phrases with Kdrama Pronunciation
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Simple Present Tense 'n Turkish
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tigridiaflor · 10 months
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Turkish verbs Part 2
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Please let me know if I made any mistake!
Source: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Megmet Yalçın Yılmaz (genel yayın yönrtmeni), Istanbul yabancilar için türkçe designed kitabi A1, Golden Geçirilmiş Baskı 2019.
Edit: I've corrected my mistakes - thanks again, @nesepalamudu!
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crescentmp3 · 11 months
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my god. help my soul
#<-hes confused about the conjugated form of «a loro»#i wonder if theres a way to know whether its gli or li.#conjugated form? is that how one would say it? i dont know. you understand#ahem. its very fun but i am having trouble with remembering them all#oh and - i wonder which way of saying it is more common?#for example- when saying a sentence like ''io vedo a te''‚ would one prefer to say «ti vedo» or «vederti»? its interesting to think about#im sure i'll figure it out once i start to consume italian media yet but i can't begin that for now because i am a little guy#<-knows nothing when compared to fluidity in a language#i did attempt to bite at a conversation in italian with this one language-practice chatbot but it was immediately clear i had nowhere -#- near enough vocabulary.#oh - nor do i know enough tenses of time! just one.#i'd suppose it's the present tense but i've seen it used in... god does it have an english version?#looked it up on google translate - no‚ the word i know for it is only in turkish#theres a difference between present tense and general(?) tense.#ah i suppose it makes sense that its similiar to english on that front then.#one thing i realised was all the patterns i noticed. very frustrating to not know their purposes though#for example - one of the phrases it used was «parlare» conjugated as «parleggi»‚ which doesn't give a difference in google translate#but is surely something different than just present tense!#along with «piacere» conjugated as «piacerebbe» which i have no clue what it does for now.#im trying not to jump ahead of my current skill level and take it slow by learning it all in the order of the book im using#but its all so interesting! i need to learn all of it Now. please#the book im using hasn't even gotten to «essere» and its conjugations yet! i only know sono sei è et cetera because of duolingo.#which - ohh‚ hang on. thats interesting.#duolingo teaches through english and this book teaches through turkish!#turkish has no equivelant of essere‚ but english does with am/is/are! thats fascinating.#♚ — rambling !
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watching a turkish drama now and its just the right touch of fucking insane
#its called duy beni btw#and first I like watching it cause I speak persian and I never realized how similar persian and Turkish are#like so much of the same vocabulary#second the plot is so crazy 😭#its a bit dramatic#honestly watching so many foreign dramas im starting to realize american media is not nearly as dramatic as these other shows#nor are they as long THESE TURKISH DRAMAS ARE 2 HOURS LONG PER EPISODE#like is it that serious do we really need this many scenes#anyways let me break down the plot cause it kinda reminds me of elite#its basically about this girl named ekim who is best friends with this girl leila#and one day while ekim and leila are walking to school leila is hit by a car#and the person that hit Leila was wearing a clown mask and then drove off into the parking lot of a nearby school#where only rich kids attend#and so people are able to conclude that whoever hit leila was someone that went to that school#but the school covers up the whole thing and then to make amends offers a scholarship to three students from the neighborhood#and ekim wanting to be the avenger attends the rich school along with her two friends bekir and ayse#and boy does this school have its problems. like crazy ass bullying#and its all about how ekim’s trying to figure out who hit leila while also trying to survive the very intense bullying culture at the school#and you know after watching so many foreign dramas and seeing how bullying seems to be a very common issue in all of them#its starting to make me see how the us is a little bit different in that regard#don’t get me wrong we have some very sick and twisted bullying happening here#but a lot of is cyber and relational bullying#so not necessarily as physical or even verbal but mostly done through rumors and gossip and exclusion#and then with the added fact of being jerks on the internet#and although relational bullying is terrible the stuff ive seen in these kdramas and turkish dramas seems... like REALLY bad?#Ive seen a lot of Koreans talk about how bullying is a really severe problem in their schools but I wonder how bad it actually is in turkey#cause I assume duy beni is not the 100% accurate portrayal of turkish schools#anyways
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lingualxheavenly · 1 year
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6 Nov 22
Today, I downloaded drops and I started learning Turkish vocabulary there.
I already know some food items from Duolingo, so here are the words we went over:
Meyveler - fruits
Peynir - cheese
Ekmek - bread
Çorba - soup
Yumurta - egg
Et - meat
Yerim - I eat
Here are the new words I learned:
Çatal - fork
Bıçak - knife
Kaşık - spoon
Kahvalti - breakfast
Pişiririm - l cook
I really like the app so far. I’m learning Turkish here as opposed to Spanish because I am unmotivated to learn Turkish on Duolingo.
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naja-studies · 2 years
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🇹🇷 Siyasi ideolojiler – Political ideologies
solculuk – left wing sağcılık – right wing anarşizm – anarchism komünizm – communism muhafazakârlık – conservatism yeşil siyaset – green politics faşizm – fascism nasyonal sosyalizm – national socialism liberalizm – liberalism milliyetçilik – nationalism popülizm – populism sosyal demokrasi – social democracy sosyalizm – socialism
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brotkehlchen · 2 years
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turkish gerunds - crying screaming throwing up etc etc
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glowingmember · 3 months
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demturkishcenter · 5 months
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Turkish word of the day.
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>>> superpeer.com/turkishlanguagecourses
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batmanslemontea · 11 months
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10 June
turkish vocabulary from Pinocchio, chapter 10
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kutlama-celebration
tehlike ile yüz yüze- face to face with danger
ortalık-surroundings
birdenbire-sudenly, abruptl
karışmak-get involved, mingle, interfere with
çoktan-already, by now
gözdağı vermek-to intimidate, threaten
tokat atmak- to slap, smack
seyirci-audience, spectator
pür dikkat- full attention
tartışmak-to discuss, argue
sövmek-to curse, swear
içten-sincere, heartfelt
orkestra şefi-conductor, band director
kucaklaşmak-to embrace, cuddle
boşunaydı- were futile, all for nothing, it was in vain
iri yarı-hefty, burly
mürekkep-ink
kuyruk-tail
kırbaç-whip, tail
Soluğu kesilmişti- gasped, out of breath
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turkishonline · 1 year
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Go : Gitmek
Come : Gelmek
Pull : Çekmek
Push : İtmek
Cry : Ağlamak
Try : Denemek
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Learn Turkish: Reflexive Pronoun in Turkish
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tigridiaflor · 1 year
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Another bunch of my Turkish notes! Please let me know if I made any mistake! Source: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Megmet Yalçın Yılmaz (genel yayın yönrtmeni), Istanbul yabancilar için türkçe designed kitabi A1, Golden Geçirilmiş Baskı 2019.
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