Herkese merhaba, hello everyone! Have you ever wanted to have an experience on the streets where Turkish is actually spoken? Well, in my new lesson category, I exactly do that! I take to journeys in the city I live, Izmir and I will show you around with my camera, talk to people and have real Turkish conversations with people on the street. For example if you are interested in the history of Turkey, I can take you to a museum and show you inside, if allowed. If you are interested in art, we can make a lesson in the art gallery. Or perhaps you wanted to learn how to interact with a little shop owner and to buy something. What if you wanted to actually approach a person on the street in Turkey and wanted to have a chat! The possibilities are endless! And you and you alone, with your creative ideas and interests, can make this lesson more engaging and fun! Check out the lesson now!

Can someone explain me this sentence and what does "being foiled" mean in the context below? "Amid shrieks and wailing and the shouts of men he came over them, swept towards the bridges and was foiled!" In the book The Hobbit, the dragon Smaug flies to destroy a town (the lake-town Esgaroth) but I think he is, kind of, "prevented" from doing so, according to my dictionary. How is blowing up a bridge a problem for a dragon to destroy a town? Or do I misunderstand something?

I made 10 weeks of streak in booking German classes!

Haben Sie eine Lieblingsseries auf Deutsch? Würden Sie eine empfehlen? Meine Lieblingskinderserie ist gerade Heidi. Ich habe sie zweimal angeschaut. Kleo auf Netflix hat mir auch sehr gut gefallen.

When you are eating out in Turkey or let's say, at your friend's house: ❌ Don’t say: Teşekkürler yemek için (sounds unnatural) ✅ Say: Eline sağlık Although, simply "teşekkür ederim" (thank you) is okay to say it. If you wanna put a smile on the cook's face, you say: ELİNE SAĞLIK 🙌 It’s warmer than just saying “thanks”. You’re basically saying: “Your hands did a great job.” Examples: Yemek çok güzel, eline sağlık. (The food is delicious, thank you.) Anne, eline sağlık! (Mom, thanks for the food!)

Möchtest du mit mir Deutsch üben? Ich lerne Deutsch, um nächstes Jahr in Deutschland Erasmus zu machen. Seit 4 Monaten besuche ich Deutschkurse am Goethe-Insitiute . Im Februar fange ich mit dem B1.1 Deutschkurs ein! Wenn du mit mir Deutsch üben möchtest, schick mir bitte eine Nachricht! Ich kann dir auch mit Englisch und Türkisch helfen. 😊