Set: English - Turkish 3
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All 47 Terms
| | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
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iyi | good |
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nasıl | how |
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de | also |
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ben | I |
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sen | you |
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o | he/she/it |
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biz | we |
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siz | you plural |
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onlar | they |
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boş | free |
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hayır | no |
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değil | not |
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yeni | new |
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güzel | beautiful |
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memnun | content |
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evet | yes |
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ağaç | tree |
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masa | table |
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sandalye | chair |
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gül | rose |
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lale | tulip |
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helikopter | helicopter |
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araba | car |
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bisiklet | bike |
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kadın | woman |
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Türk | Turk |
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otel | hotel |
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pahalı | expensive |
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ucuz | cheap |
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elma | apple |
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Alman | German |
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Hollandalı | Dutchman |
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büyük | big |
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İngiliz | Englishman |
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eski | old |
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bilet | ticket |
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hasta | ill |
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yorgun | tired |
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neşeli | happy |
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şoför | driver |
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öğretmen | teacher |
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öğrenci | student |
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şimdi | now |
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bugün | today |
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affedersiniz | excuse me |
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yemek | food |
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leziz | delicious |
Set Information
| Terms | 47 |
| Creator | BlackShift |
| Created | March 6, 2007 |
| Group | Turkish Learners |
| Tags | None |
| Access | Anyone |
| Edit | Group: Turkish Learners |
Description
This is lesson 3 from the book 'Turks' by Verhoef and Tas, translated from dutch to english. Please check for corrections.
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Maryam : siz is also you formal
Maryam : bo(s with a cedilla) also means empty
mr_atix : memnun is pleased.
jemiljan : I think that "de" means "in", and is used primarily as a suffix. "Hem" means "also" (same as in Farsi).
Maryam : de generally means at, to say in would be like literally saying "in at" = içinde
jemiljan : I was wrong, and you are right; "de" or "da" alone can mean also ex: "ben de iyiyim" "I am also well". YOu are also correct that it can mean "at" önünde (on/at), althogh I think you can also translate some expressions as "in" work as well.
jemiljan : Teşşkürler!
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