Grate a carrot, add lemon and count carrots for soup.
The idea
Havuç means carrot. Before a vowel its final ç becomes c: havucu is a definite object and havuca is dative.
Examples
- Havucu salataya rendeliyorum.I grate the carrot into the salad.
- Havuca biraz limon ekliyorum.I add a little lemon to the carrot.
- İki havuç çorba için yeterli.Two carrots are enough for the soup.
- Pazardan taze havuç aldım.I bought fresh carrots at the market.
- Havuçlar buzdolabında duruyor.The carrots are in the refrigerator.
- Çocuk havuç suyunu içiyor.The child drinks the carrot juice.
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After a number use singular havuç: iki havuç means two carrots. Havuç suyu is carrot juice.
Try it yourself
Use the specified object form. havuç ___ salataya rendeliyorum.
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havucu
havucu: the object ending changes final ç to c.
Use the dative form. havuç ___ biraz limon ekliyorum.
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havuca
havuca: the dative vowel changes final ç to c.
Keep the noun singular after the number. havuç İki ___ çorba için yeterli.
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havuç
havuç: a noun remains singular after iki.
Practice round
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Use the specified object form. havuç ___ salataya rendeliyorum.
Use the dative form. havuç ___ biraz limon ekliyorum.
Keep the noun singular after the number. havuç İki ___ çorba için yeterli.
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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Describe carrots in a salad and say how many you need for soup.