halı: rug, ownership and location
Learn halı for a rug or carpet and use halıyı, halım and halıda in sentences about cleaning and a room.
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Learn halı for a rug or carpet and use halıyı, halım and halıda in sentences about cleaning and a room.
Read and practiseLearn perde for a curtain and use perdeyi, perdem and the singular after a number while describing a room.
Read and practiseTalk about a blanket with battaniye, practise battaniyeyi and battaniyem, and name two blankets without a plural suffix.
Read and practiseLearn çarşaf for a bed sheet and practise çarşafı, çarşafım and counted singular forms while discussing laundry.
Read and practiseLearn lamba for a lamp and practise lambayı, lambam and a singular noun after a number in lighting contexts.
Read and practiseLearn ampul for a light bulb, distinguish it from lamba, and practise ampulü, ampulüm and counted singular nouns.
Read and practiseLearn priz for an electrical socket, and distinguish prize for movement towards it from prizden for movement away.
Read and practiseLearn the two common meanings of fiş, receipt and electrical plug, and practise fişi, fişim and fişte in context.
Read and practiseLearn kablo for a cable and practise kabloyu, kablom and the singular after numbers in everyday device contexts.
Read and practiseLearn süpürge for a broom, recognise elektrik süpürgesi as a vacuum cleaner, and practise süpürgeyi and süpürgem.
Read and practiseLearn çöp for rubbish and distinguish çöpü, çöpte and çöpten when talking about sorting and taking it out.
Read and practiseLearn sepet for a basket and distinguish sepeti, sepete and sepetim when carrying or filling a basket.
Read and practiseLearn kova for a bucket and distinguish kovaya, kovadan and kovam when filling or using a bucket of water.
Read and practiseLearn ütü for a clothes iron and ironing, and practise ütüyü, ütüm and the singular after a number.
Read and practiseLearn mandal for a clothes peg and use mandalı, mandalım and mandallar when talking about hanging laundry.
Read and practiseLearn tavan for an interior ceiling, distinguish it from çatı, and practise tavanı, tavanda and tavanın.
Read and practiseLearn yorgan for a quilt or duvet and practise yorganı, yorganım and the singular after a number in bedding contexts.
Read and practiseLearn ocak for a stove, distinguish the month Ocak from the noun, and practise ocağı, ocakta and ocağım.
Read and practiseLearn paspas for a doormat or mop and practise paspası, paspasım and the singular after a number in context.
Read and practiseLearn çekiç for a hammer and practise çekici, çekicim and the singular after a number in a tool context.
Read and practiseLearn tornavida for a screwdriver and practise tornavidayı, tornavidayla and tornavidam while describing a tool.
Read and practiseLearn vida for a screw, distinguish it from çivi, and practise vidayı, vidam and the singular after a number.
Read and practiseLearn çivi for a metal nail, distinguish it from vida, and practise çiviyi, çivim and the singular after a number.
Read and practiseLearn pense for pliers and practise penseyi, penseyle and pensem while describing a tool used to grip something.
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