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Say "Hello" in Turkish Anytime, Anywhere!
Absolute Beginner Season 1
Learn how to greet people and use personal suffixes
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Vocabulary for the 25 Most Commonly Used Verbs of Any Language
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gitmek
(v)
go
Dümdüz gitmek
go straight ahead
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yemek
(v)
eat
Bir masada yemek yemek.
eat at a table
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içmek
(v)
drink
Su içmek
drink water
7 More Examples
Gelmek
(v)
come
Kız, kameraya doğru geldi.
The girl came towards the video camera.
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Uyumak
(v)
sleep
anlamak
(v)
understand
İlkokul öğrencileri soruyu anladılar
The elementary school students understood the question.
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sormak
(v)
ask
Üniversite öğrencisi profesöre bir soru sorar
The university student asks the professor a question.
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koşmak
(v)
run
Kadın koşu yolunda koşar.
The woman runs on the track.
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düşünmek
(v)
think
Kadın cevap hakkında düşünür
The woman thinks about the answer.
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bilmek
(v)
know
ihtiyacı olmak
(v)
need
Yardıma ihtiyacım var.
I need help.
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almak
(v)
take
İnsanlar çilekleri aldılar.
The people took the strawberries.
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kullanmak
(v)
use
Programcı, bilgisayarı kullanır.
The programmer uses the computer.
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çalışmak
(v)
work
başlamak
(v)
start
Atletler yarışa başladı.
The athletes started the race.
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görmek
(v)
see
Turistler günbatımını gördüler.
The tourists saw the sunset.
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demek
(v)
say
İnsanlar "Merhaba" der
The people say, "Hello."
7 More Examples
ayrılmak
(v)
leave
Bir şirketten ayrılmak
leave a company
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vermek
(v)
give
Baba madeni paraları oğluna veriyor.
The father is giving coins to his son.
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dönüşmek
(v)
become
Bir kelebeğe dönüşmek
become a butterfly
beklemek
(v)
wait
Yolcu treni bekledi.
The traveler waited for the train.
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Konuşmak
(v)
speak
Konuşmacı konferansta konuştu.
The speaker spoke at the conference.
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var olmak
(v)
exist
aramak
(v)
call
oynamak
(v)
play
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