
Learn useful Turkish phrases and non-equivalent vocabulary for foreigners, with common words heard in Turkey to improve daily understanding and expand Turkish vocabulary.
Learn how to use the Turkish phrase 'eline sağlık' to thank someone for meals or handmade work, with the formal 'elinize sağlık' for multiple people.
Explore the Turkish word 'İşte,' its versatile uses to point, confirm actions, and express timing, alongside revisiting phrases 'eline sağlık' and 'iyi ki varsın'.
Master the Turkish non-equivalent phrase 'güle güle', the farewell of the remaining person, meaning 'with happiness', and understand its use after 'hoşça kal' when saying goodbye.
Extend the Turkish farewell güle güle by adding verbs to form 'güle güle git, güle güle gel,' conveying a safe, happy trip and quick return, or simply 'Yine gel'.
Learn the Turkish expression güle güle and its uses, including güle güle kullan for using a gift or new item, and güle güle otur for new homes or hairstyles.
Learn the Turkish phrase canım çekti, meaning I am craving. Explore how canım çekti expresses sudden short-term cravings with canım dondurma çekti as an ice cream example.
Learn the non-equivalent Turkish phrase 'hoş bulduk' as a response to welcome, meaning 'I am glad to be here,' including its informal use and contrast with 'hoş geldiniz'.
Explore hayırlı olsun, a Turkish blessing wishing all the good things for new starts. Learn two meanings of hayır and how this phrase congratulates births, engagements, or a new house.
Discover the Turkish word efkâr, defined as wistfulness or melancholy including loneliness and many thoughts. The caption shows it expresses longing through memories, with the example 'fotoğrafını gördüm, efkârlandım yine'.
Learn the Turkish exclamatory phrase hayret bir şey, meaning unbelievable, and use it to react to unexpected or undesired events, including last-minute changes, with examples and proper pronunciation.
Explains the Turkish phrase Estağfurullah, its Arabic origin, and its meaning as you are welcome. Shows daily usage and alternatives like bir şey değil and ne demek.
Use 'gözün aydın' or 'gözünüz aydın' to congratulate for long-awaited events, like birth or a new job, noting the 'you nailed it' meaning and its relation to hayırlı olsun.
Learn the Turkish phrase 'kolay gelsin,' meaning 'more power to your elbow' and easy work, its non-equivalent usage for busy colleagues, and the best response 'teşekkür ederim'.
Welcome to the Basics of Everything 101!
This course will teach you a lot about Popular & Non-Equivalent Turkish Words and Phrases and answer those questions of you.
What you will learn?
Thirty (30) basic and daily Turkish phrases.
The definitions and meanings of the given Turkish words and phrases.
Finding the correct use of the daily and basic Turkish words and phrases (given in this course).
How you can apply those words and phrases while building structures in Turkish.
Microencapsulation 101: Introduction to Microencapsulation
Outline
You are going to reach all the informations about the mostly used words and phrases in Turkish language, their definitions, meanings, use and the examples including them.
Who this course is for:
My course is designed for foreigners who are living in Turkey, who are working with Turkish people, who are planning to live in Turkey and who wants to improve their knowledge of Turkish language by learning the daily use of non-equivalent terms and phrases.
If this sounds like you, enroll right now.
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
No prerequisites required
If you have an idea / some basic information about Turkish language. It will help you a lot.
If you have any questions about the course, please do not hesitate to ask.
Good luck!