A library shift handover: Turkish reading
Follow a library shift handover and distinguish completed shelving from an unfinished printer report.
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Presentation subtitles: Turkish reading
Follow a group correcting a speaker’s name and checking subtitle synchronization in a presentation video.
Read and practiseComparing sources: Turkish reading
Compare two sources with different event times and identify the group’s verification step before treating either as certain.
Read and practiseA revised rehearsal order: Turkish reading
Follow an ensemble’s rehearsal order after a musician reports a possible late arrival, while the room booking stays unchanged.
Read and practiseConstructive feedback on a poster: Turkish reading
Follow specific feedback on a poster draft, the revision to its date and the resulting improvement in readability.
Read and practiseQuestion-and-answer notes: Turkish reading
Follow three workshop questions and distinguish a promised recording, a shared link and an answer still pending.
Read and practisePermissions for a shared file: Turkish reading
Follow a shared document’s permissions and distinguish viewing, commenting and editing access.
Read and practiseA short survey result: Turkish reading
Interpret a four-to-two survey about meeting times and distinguish a preference result from a confirmed booking.
Read and practiseA project submission plan: Turkish reading
Distinguish a team’s internal completion target from the final deadline and follow the checks required before submission.
Read and practiseChanging the speaker order: Turkish reading
Follow a change in speaker order after a connection delay and identify when the question period took place.
Read and practiseTransport for a class trip: Turkish reading
Compare train and bus arrival times for a museum trip and identify the chosen transport and meeting point.
Read and practiseUpdating a meeting agenda: Turkish reading
Follow an accessibility item added to an agenda and identify the shifted order and unchanged meeting time.
Read and practiseSwapping preparation tasks: Turkish reading
Follow a mutually agreed task swap before an event and identify the new responsibilities and unchanged start time.
Read and practiseFollowing a transit-card balance: Turkish reading
Follow a fictional card top-up, calculate the balance after one journey and explain why the return needs no further top-up.
Read and practiseAt a book-swap shelf: Turkish reading
Read a fictional book swap, identify why one novel is rejected and explain why the exchanged book does not have to be returned.
Read and practiseConfirming a shared bicycle return: Turkish reading
Follow a fictional bicycle return, identify a lock warning and distinguish docking from the confirmation that ends the ride.
Read and practiseApproving a repair estimate: Turkish reading
Read a repair estimate, identify the price and distinguish the customer’s explicit approval from the proposed work.
Read and practiseA community repair day: Turkish reading
Read an event notice to identify accepted items, the furniture exclusion and the requested arrival time.
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Office rooms and objects in Turkish
The printer, the desk and the meeting room: name everyday office objects in Turkish and explain where they are, including toplantı odasında.
Read and practiseWork schedules: starting, finishing and working days
A nine o’clock start or a Saturday shift? Ask about working hours in Turkish, describe your working week, and distinguish starting work from the end of your working day.
Read and practiseColleagues, managers and your team in Turkish
Who is on your team? Introduce a colleague in Turkish, distinguish a manager from a boss, and practise saying my colleague and our team in a short dialogue.
Read and practiseIntroducing a visitor to your team
At the office door, welcome a visitor in Turkish, introduce them to colleagues and explain who works where in a short, polite conversation.
Read and practiseLunch with colleagues: invitations and breaks
Ten minutes until lunch? Invite a colleague in Turkish, suggest a later start, and distinguish a five-minute break from a break in five minutes.
Read and practiseRunning late or unable to come to work
A delayed bus or a sick day calls for a clear message: explain in Turkish whether you will arrive late or cannot come, and give an estimated arrival time.
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