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Hi everybody, my name is Seda.
Welcome to the 2000 Core Turkish Words and Phrases video series!
Each lesson will help you learn new words, practice, and review what you've learned.
Ok! Let's get started! First is…
WORD 1
(NORMAL SPEED)
N'aber?
(NORMAL SPEED)
"What's up?"
(NORMAL SPEED)
N'aber?
(SLOW)
N'aber?
(NORMAL SPEED)
"What's up?"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Merhaba, n'aber? Nasılsın?
(NORMAL SPEED)
"Hello, what's up? How are you?"
(SLOW)
Merhaba, n'aber? Nasılsın?
WORD 2
(NORMAL SPEED)
yuvarlak
(NORMAL SPEED)
"round"
(NORMAL SPEED)
yuvarlak
(SLOW)
yuvarlak
(NORMAL SPEED)
"round"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Arabadaki tekerlekler yuvarlaktır.
(NORMAL SPEED)
"The tires on the car are round."
(SLOW)
Arabadaki tekerlekler yuvarlaktır.
WORD 3
(NORMAL SPEED)
büyük
(NORMAL SPEED)
"big"
(NORMAL SPEED)
büyük
(SLOW)
büyük
(NORMAL SPEED)
"big"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Büyük bir evde yaşıyor.
(NORMAL SPEED)
"He lives in a big house."
(SLOW)
Büyük bir evde yaşıyor.
WORD 4
(NORMAL SPEED)
yoğun
(NORMAL SPEED)
"dense"
(NORMAL SPEED)
yoğun
(SLOW)
yoğun
(NORMAL SPEED)
"dense"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Orman yürünemeyecek kadar yoğun.
(NORMAL SPEED)
"The forest was too dense to walk through."
(SLOW)
Orman yürünemeyecek kadar yoğun.
WORD 5
(NORMAL SPEED)
engin
(NORMAL SPEED)
"vast"
(NORMAL SPEED)
engin
(SLOW)
engin
(NORMAL SPEED)
"vast"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Kuzey Kutbu Dairesi`ndeki birçok yer engin boş yerlerdir.
(NORMAL SPEED)
"Many areas north of the Arctic circle are a vast wasteland."
(SLOW)
Kuzey Kutbu Dairesi`ndeki birçok yer engin boş yerlerdir.
WORD 6
(NORMAL SPEED)
kare
(NORMAL SPEED)
"square"
(NORMAL SPEED)
kare
(SLOW)
kare
(NORMAL SPEED)
"square"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Kasaba meydanı aslında kare biçimindedir.
(NORMAL SPEED)
"The town square is actually a square shape."
(SLOW)
Kasaba meydanı aslında kare biçimindedir.
WORD 7
(NORMAL SPEED)
kaba
(NORMAL SPEED)
"coarse"
(NORMAL SPEED)
kaba
(SLOW)
kaba
(NORMAL SPEED)
"coarse"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Boyayı kaba zımpara kağıdı ile çıkardık.
(NORMAL SPEED)
"We took off the paint with coarse sandpaper."
(SLOW)
Boyayı kaba zımpara kağıdı ile çıkardık.
WORD 8
(NORMAL SPEED)
narin
(NORMAL SPEED)
"fine"
(NORMAL SPEED)
narin
(SLOW)
narin
(NORMAL SPEED)
"fine"
(NORMAL SPEED)
narin ipek
(NORMAL SPEED)
"fine silk"
(SLOW)
narin ipek
WORD 9
(NORMAL SPEED)
ağır
(NORMAL SPEED)
"heavy"
(NORMAL SPEED)
ağır
(SLOW)
ağır
(NORMAL SPEED)
"heavy"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Çok büyük, ama ağır değil.
(NORMAL SPEED)
"It's very big, but it's not heavy."
(SLOW)
Çok büyük, ama ağır değil.
WORD 10
(NORMAL SPEED)
uzun
(NORMAL SPEED)
"long"
(NORMAL SPEED)
uzun
(SLOW)
uzun
(NORMAL SPEED)
"long"
(NORMAL SPEED)
Onun bacakları çok uzun.
(NORMAL SPEED)
"Her legs are very long."
(SLOW)
Onun bacakları çok uzun.
PRACTICE/REVIEW
Let's review. Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud. First, you will hear a word or phrase in English. Respond in Turkish, then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation.
Ready?
(Do you remember how to say "What's up??" Review 1)
(3)
(2)
(1)
N'aber?
(1)
N'aber?
(And how to say "round?" Review 2)
(3)
(2)
(1)
yuvarlak
(1)
yuvarlak
(What about "big?" Review 3)
(3)
(2)
(1)
büyük
(1)
büyük
(Do you remember how to say "dense?" Review 4)
(3)
(2)
(1)
yoğun
(1)
yoğun
(Let's try "vast!" Review 5)
(3)
(2)
(1)
engin
(1)
engin
(What about "square?" Review 6)
(3)
(2)
(1)
kare
(1)
kare
(Now, let's see if you remember how to say "coarse!" Review 7)
(3)
(2)
(1)
kaba
(1)
kaba
(Another one! What about "fine?" Review 8)
(3)
(2)
(1)
narin
(1)
narin
(Do you remember how to say "heavy?" Review 9)
(3)
(2)
(1)
ağır
(1)
ağır
(And finally, do you remember how to say "long?" Review 10)
(3)
(2)
(1)
uzun
(1)
uzun
Well done!
See you next time!
Güle güle.

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