çöp: rubbish, sorting and location
Learn çöp for rubbish and distinguish çöpü, çöpte and çöpten when talking about sorting and taking it out.
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Turkish nouns
Learn each noun with its plural, case and possessive forms, then use it in short sentences.
Adventure journal
Turkish nouns
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sepet: basket and direction
Learn sepet for a basket and distinguish sepeti, sepete and sepetim when carrying or filling a basket.
Read and practisekova: bucket and direction
Learn kova for a bucket and distinguish kovaya, kovadan and kovam when filling or using a bucket of water.
Read and practiseütü: an iron and ironing
Learn ütü for a clothes iron and ironing, and practise ütüyü, ütüm and the singular after a number.
Read and practisemandal: a clothes peg
Learn mandal for a clothes peg and use mandalı, mandalım and mandallar when talking about hanging laundry.
Read and practisetavan: the ceiling inside a room
Learn tavan for an interior ceiling, distinguish it from çatı, and practise tavanı, tavanda and tavanın.
Read and practiseyorgan: quilt and bedding
Learn yorgan for a quilt or duvet and practise yorganı, yorganım and the singular after a number in bedding contexts.
Read and practiseocak: stove and January
Learn ocak for a stove, distinguish the month Ocak from the noun, and practise ocağı, ocakta and ocağım.
Read and practisepaspas: doormat or mop
Learn paspas for a doormat or mop and practise paspası, paspasım and the singular after a number in context.
Read and practiseçekiç: hammer and consonant change
Learn çekiç for a hammer and practise çekici, çekicim and the singular after a number in a tool context.
Read and practisetornavida: screwdriver and tool use
Learn tornavida for a screwdriver and practise tornavidayı, tornavidayla and tornavidam while describing a tool.
Read and practisevida: a screw
Learn vida for a screw, distinguish it from çivi, and practise vidayı, vidam and the singular after a number.
Read and practiseçivi: a nail and its forms
Learn çivi for a metal nail, distinguish it from vida, and practise çiviyi, çivim and the singular after a number.
Read and practisepense: pliers and tool use
Learn pense for pliers and practise penseyi, penseyle and pensem while describing a tool used to grip something.
Read and practisemakas: scissors and tool use
Learn makas for scissors and practise makası, makasla and makasım while describing a tool used to cut.
Read and practisebıçak: knife and tool use
Learn bıçak for a knife and practise bıçağı, bıçakla and bıçağım while describing a tool used to cut bread.
Read and practisematkap: drill and tool use
Learn matkap for a drill and practise matkabı, matkapla and matkabın in contexts of repair and equipment.
Read and practisetestere: saw and tool use
Learn testere for a saw and practise testereyi, testereyle and testerem while describing a tool used to cut a board.
Read and practisemetre: length and measuring tool
Learn metre as a unit of length and a measuring tool; practise metreyi, metreyle and the singular after a number.
Read and practisecetvel: ruler for measuring and drawing
Learn the Turkish word cetvel for a ruler, and practise naming a specific ruler, drawing with it and owning one.
Read and practiseip: string for tying and packing
Learn the Turkish noun ip for string or cord and practise ipi, ipim and the singular noun after a number.
Read and practisehalat: a rope for a boat
Learn halat, a thick rope or hawser, with halatı, halatla and halatımız in useful boating examples.
Read and practisezincir: a chain and its links
Learn zincir for a chain, practise zinciri and zincirle, and describe its links with zincirin halkaları.
Read and practisebant: adhesive tape for packing
Learn bant for adhesive tape; practise bandı, bantla and the change from t to d in vowel-initial forms.
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