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How are the different words for "never" used?
In my ongoing journey learning Turkish I've come across multiple words meaning the same, at least in the dictionary. Therefor this question is part of a series of questions, regarding those words.
For this time, the word "never". It has two Turkish words - "hiç" and "asla".
1. Could you please explain the difference, if there is one, and
2. provide example sentences which show the differential meaning of the two words?
This would be great! :)
Teşekkür ederim!
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How are the different words for "together" used?
In my ongoing journey learning Turkish I've come across multiple words meaning the same, at least in the dictionary. Therefor this question is part of a series of questions, regarding those words.
For this time, the word "together". It has two Turkish words - "birlikte" and "beraber".
1. Could you please explain the difference, if there is one, and
2. provide example sentences which show the differential meaning of the two words?
This would be great! :)
Teşekkür ederim!
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How are the different words for "small" used?
In my ongoing journey learning Turkish I've come across multiple words meaning the same, at least in the dictionary. Therefor this question is part of a series of questions, regarding those words.
For this time, the word "small". It has two Turkish words - "ufak" and "küçük".
1. Could you please explain the difference, if there is one, and
2. provide example sentences which show the differential meaning of the two words?
This would be great! :)
Teşekkür ederim!
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How are the different words for "trust" used?
In my ongoing journey learning Turkish I've come across multiple words meaning the same, at least in the dictionary. Therefor this will become a series of questions, regarding those words.
For this time, the word "trust". It has two Turkish words - "güvenmek" and "inanmak".
1. Could you please explain the difference, if there is one, and
2. provide example sentences which show the differential meaning of the two words?
This would be great! :)
Teşekkür ederim!
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How are the different words for "sad" used?
In my ongoing journey learning Turkish I've come across multiple words meaning the same, at least in the dictionary. Therefor this will become a series of questions, regarding those words.
For this time, the word "sad". It has two Turkish words - "üzgün" and "acıklı".
1. Could you please explain the difference, if there is one, and
2. provide example sentences which show the differential meaning of the two words?
This would be great! :)
Teşekkür ederim!
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
Benim adım Walter. Ben otuz yaşındayım.
Yirmi beş Ağustos bin dokuz yüz seksen ikide doğdum.
Avusturya'lıyım, Graz'lıyım ama, Graz-Umgebung'ta yaşıyorum.
Bir dairede oturuyorum. Evli değilim, bekârım.
Sarışınım (Sarı saçlıyım) ve çakır (mavi gri) gözlüyüm. Ben orta boylu ve biraz şişman bir adamım.
Ben Graz'ın yakınında sistem yöneticisi olarak çalışıyorum. Bundan başka Karl-Franzens-Üniversitede hukuk okuyorum.
Benim hobilerim ata binmek, Türkçe öğrenmek, arkadaşlarım ile buluşmak ve salı günleri sinemaya gitmek.
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