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In this video, you’ll learn basic expressions below:Adın/İsmin ne?: What’s your name? (informal)Adınız/İsminiz ne?: What’s your name? (formal)Benim adım …: My name is …Nerelisin?: Where are you from? (informal)Nerelisiniz?: Where are you
In this video, you’ll learn basic expressions below:Adın/İsmin ne?: What’s your name? (informal)Adınız/İsminiz ne?: What’s your name? (formal)Benim adım …: My name is …Nerelisin?: Where are you from? (informal)Nerelisiniz?: Where are you
In this video, you’ll learn basic expressions below:Nasılsın?: How are you? (informal)Nasılsınız?: How are you (formal & plural)İyiyim, teşekkürler!: I’m fine, thanks!Ne haber? (n’aber?): What’s up? / How is it going? (informal)Ne var ne
In this video, you’ll learn basic expressions below:Nasılsın?: How are you? (informal)Nasılsınız?: How are you (formal & plural)İyiyim, teşekkürler!: I’m fine, thanks!Ne haber? (n’aber?): What’s up? / How is it going? (informal)Ne var ne
In this video, you’ll learn basic expressions below:Günaydın: Good morningİyi günler: Have a good dayİyi akşamlar: Good eveningİyi geceler: Good night
In this video, you’ll learn basic expressions below:Günaydın: Good morningİyi günler: Have a good dayİyi akşamlar: Good eveningİyi geceler: Good night
In Turkish, we don’t have feminine and masculine.Ben: ISen: YouO: He/She/ItBiz: WeSiz: You (Plural & Polite)Onlar: They
In Turkish, we don’t have feminine and masculine.Ben: ISen: YouO: He/She/ItBiz: WeSiz: You (Plural & Polite)Onlar: They
Pazartesi: MondaySalı: TuesdayÇarşamna – WednesdayPerşembe – ThursdayCuma – FridayCumartesi – SaturdayPazar – Sunday
Pazartesi: MondaySalı: TuesdayÇarşamna – WednesdayPerşembe – ThursdayCuma – FridayCumartesi – SaturdayPazar – Sunday
Unlike English, we don’t make nouns plural in Turkish when we use them with numbers. For example: iki kalem (two pencils), üç araba (three cars). We don’t say ‘iki kalamler’ or ‘üç arabalar’. Download the pdfDownload PowerPoint presentati
Unlike English, we don’t make nouns plural in Turkish when we use them with numbers. For example: iki kalem (two pencils), üç araba (three cars). We don’t say ‘iki kalamler’ or ‘üç arabalar’. Download the pdfDownload PowerPoint presentati
As in English, we use adjectives before nouns in Turkish.See the examples: mavi araba (blue car), kırmızı top (red ball), etc.Download colors in pdf.Download PowerPoint presentation.
As in English, we use adjectives before nouns in Turkish.See the examples: mavi araba (blue car), kırmızı top (red ball), etc.Download colors in pdf.Download PowerPoint presentation.
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