Use kaba for rude words or a coarse texture.
The idea
Kaba cevap describes a rude answer; kaba kumaş describes coarse fabric.
Examples
- Bu söz çok kaba.These words are very rude.
- Kaba bir cevap vermeyin.Do not give a rude answer.
- Kaba konuşmak istemiyorum.I do not want to speak rudely.
- Bu kumaşın dokusu kaba.The texture of this fabric is coarse.
- Kaba değil, nazik bir yanıt verin.Give a polite answer, not a rude one.
- Kumaş çok kaba; daha yumuşak bir kumaş istiyorum.The fabric is very coarse; I want a softer fabric.
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Watch out
The same adjective has different senses: fabric is coarse, while a person or answer can be rude.
Try it yourself
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Kırıcı ve saygısız sözler kullanıyor; sözleri ___. (kaba / nazik)
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kaba
Kaba fits hurtful, disrespectful words.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Yanıtı nazik ve saygılı; yanıt kaba ___. (değil / mı)
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değil
Değil negates rudeness in the polite reply.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Kumaş yumuşak ve pürüzsüz değil; dokusu ___. (kaba / pürüzsüz)
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kaba
Kaba describes the rough fabric texture.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Turkish sentences and words where available. We keep your score.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Kırıcı ve saygısız sözler kullanıyor; sözleri ___. (kaba / nazik)
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Yanıtı nazik ve saygılı; yanıt kaba ___. (değil / mı)
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Kumaş yumuşak ve pürüzsüz değil; dokusu ___. (kaba / pürüzsüz)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Distinguish rude speech from a coarse texture.

