hesaplamak: calculate totals and amounts per person
Calculate everyday totals with hesaplamak; practise travel costs, a simple multiplication and a corrected result, with forms and explained exercises.
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Turkish verbs
Learn each verb with its stem, tenses and common sentences, from olmak and gitmek to less frequent verbs.
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Turkish verbs
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incelemek: examine details, reports and applications
Use incelemek to examine a map, product or report closely; learn its object pattern and why an application under examination is not yet accepted.
Read and practisearaştırmak: research a topic or investigate a cause
Explore araştırmak through local history, transport choices and a delayed event; practise its forms and distinguish research from simply searching or calling.
Read and practisesorgulamak: question a claim, source or assumption
Practise sorgulamak with sources, assumptions and methods; distinguish critical questioning from an ordinary question or an immediate rejection.
Read and practisedeğerlendirmek: evaluate or put something to good use
Learn two uses of değerlendirmek: assess options with criteria and put time or objects to good use; practise six contexts and three explained forms.
Read and practiseözetlemek: summarize a text or meeting
Summarize with özetlemek using texts, meetings and chapters; learn özetliyorum and preserve the main information instead of merely making a text shorter.
Read and practiseyorumlamak: interpret results, images and messages
Interpret graphs, story endings and messages with yorumlamak; practise as-constructions and correct a misunderstanding while separating interpretation from summary.
Read and practisehatırlatmak: remind someone of a task or memory
Use hatırlatmak for meetings, deadlines and childhood memories; learn who receives the reminder and distinguish reminding someone from remembering yourself.
Read and practiseezberlemek: memorize words, poems and speeches
Learn ezberlemek with short poems, new words and speech notes; distinguish memorizing from understanding and practise saying something from memory.
Read and practisetekrarlamak: repeat a word, exercise or mistake
Practise tekrarlamak with classroom speech, repeated exercises and mistakes; ask politely for repetition and distinguish repeating from memorizing.
Read and practiseçalıştırmak: run a program or start a machine
Learn çalıştırmak through programs, printers and washing machines; distinguish starting a device from saying it is working, with six translated examples.
Read and practiseaçılmak: a door, shop or file opens
Learn açılmak through doors, bookshops, exhibitions and files; distinguish an opening event from the state açık and from someone opening an object.
Read and practisekapanmak: doors, shops and apps close
Use kapanmak for moving doors, closing hours and apps; distinguish closing from being kapalı, and avoid assuming every shop closure is permanent.
Read and practisedolmak: containers, rooms and storage fill up
Learn dolmak with buckets, bottles, a hall and phone storage; distinguish becoming full from filling something and from the state expressed by dolu.
Read and practisebitmek: an event ends or a supply runs out
Learn bitmek with lessons, films, homework and bread running out; distinguish an ending event from someone finishing a task, using six examples.
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