Lesson 4
Noobie
Noobie
Buying Some Bread
One of the best parts of being in a foreign country is buying candy, snacks, or other local treats from the store. Today, we're equipping you with the essentials to buy anything you want so, at very least, you won't starve on your next trip to Turkey.
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Öğrenci
I like that version of the song in the fun section. Where's the Turkish music though? I think the fun sections need some songs in Turkish with karaoke style subtitles :)
Mar 21, 2013
Justin
Ha! We've got some of those coming. You'll just have to keep acing the reviews every day :D
denız yıldız
thanks
hebareda
the review is so difficult for noobie I CANNT answer it at all please healp
Robin
Justin. Have to agree with the comment above, would be helpful if model answers appeared. For example I know we had the word for apple, but I can't remember in which section we heard it. Thanks
Justin
Thanks a lot for the feedback. I PROMISE we'll get this added within the week.
Öğrenci
I have never gotten to do the "FUN" because I cannot do the translate. I try several times, but then frustration and I quit. Then I go to the comment section and all are bragging about the fun section!
Husam
Very nice..
Öğrenci
What`s the answer of the 3rd question?
Aminah
Nice! Spanish is my native language so it was really cool to listen to that song on the fun section :)
Justin
Glad you liked it! It's one of my favorites :)
Sarkar
Çok çok teşekkür ederim
Öğrenci
Justin, ok I have tried most of the answers for no. 3 and I can't get it. It would be nice to post the right answer....we are not in kindergarden.... this will help a lot. thanks
Justin
Okay, okay! We have heard your feedback and we have listened! You can now reveal answers after submitting a quiz.
Enjoy :)
Enjoy :)
Öğrenci
Justin, it would be so helpful to put a search for the lesson i.e. lesson 4... And go go there. It is a little tiring scrolling down on an ipad! Thanks, md
Justin
That's the truth! Let us get to Lesson 100 next week - we've got some new features planned for the site (including search) then :)
Muhammad
that's great. i'm learning easily. thanks!
Silvia
I listen to your podcasts every day! good job!
Muhammad
thank you for helping us! i am having a bit struggle remembering how to write turkish words . is there any technique.
Öğrenci
Where is lesson 2 from this series? The lessons are not in order...
Öğrenci
There are a lot of lessons that are missing!
Michaela
The song in part fun is really great :-D Thanks for lessons. Is really very easy learn turkish in this way.
M.Talha
Hey...Justin...!! Amazing way to learn Turkish...really appreciate your guys work..! Guys join me on FB "HAFIZ MUGHAL" to have Student group Discussion ..
Öğrenci
is one supposed to ace the review in order to unlock the fun??
Öğrenci
Thanks, this is a great tool and so useful. That said, I think it would be even better if the review included only the vocab from the lesson. It seems to go beyond working on what is learned in the lesson.
Sazeela
Thats great
Pri
Thanks! Nice lesson!
Yuu
For the last review question, how is:
buyurun dört tane elma
wrong? Thanks :)
buyurun dört tane elma
wrong? Thanks :)
Justin
It's definitely not wrong. :)
I just added your sentence to the list of acceptable responses.
Çok teşekkür ederiz!
I just added your sentence to the list of acceptable responses.
Çok teşekkür ederiz!
Yuu
Teşekkürler, sizi çok seviyorum, TTT forever!
Kelli
At around 3:24 in the Speaking part, what does she say? Beş tane something var mı?
Justin
Beş tane kedi var mı?
:)
:)
Kelli
Oh ok! I knew the word kedi so I am mad at myself that I dıdn't catch that! But it sounded like kid var mı to me. lol. So far I have been learning Turkish through other sites and they all go very slow. I LOVE this site because I can hear things at a little faster pace like people would actually speak it.
Liza
Hi, I think you missed the Hoşçakalın ın the Vocab
Öğrenci
It,s great
Isabela
How much is it = Kas tane para?
Is correct?
Is correct?
Justin
Kaç para?
But simply "ne kadar?" is better when asking how much something costs.
But simply "ne kadar?" is better when asking how much something costs.
Isabela
kaç para? veya Ne kadar?
Tesekkurler!
Tesekkurler!
Öğrenci
Justin ...Please replay me ...
I am a beginner ...so what kind of Lesson order I need to follow?
Because I found some lessons are bit difficult ex: lesson 3
for a beginner ..is it good only follow beginner lesson?
and what is mean by noobie?
Rica ederim
I am a beginner ...so what kind of Lesson order I need to follow?
Because I found some lessons are bit difficult ex: lesson 3
for a beginner ..is it good only follow beginner lesson?
and what is mean by noobie?
Rica ederim
Justin
Merhaba Öğrenci!
You can find our recommended order for the lessons at https://turkishteatime.com/turkish-lessons/ordered/.
You can find our recommended order for the lessons at https://turkishteatime.com/turkish-lessons/ordered/.
Marc
Bingo! The Ordered lessons is exactly what I was looking for. Awesome feature Justin. Teşekkürler!
Morsy
thank you
you are really great
you are really great
Öğrenci
Question #2 says "which" of the following is the way to say goodbye. In my mind, I thought there was only one answer. Maybe change it to "mark all the ways to say goodbye."
Mark
Question: Why do we only need to say 'Ekmek Var Mı?" Does this sentence not need to specify who has bread? I feel like there is no person. Is it just assumed?
Justin
Merhaba Mark - you're technically right. We generally keep that construction out of noobie lessons.
However, you hear "blah var mı?" all the time in colloquial Turkish in which "you" is implied. At a restaurant, it's perfectly okay to say "bira var mı" instead of "biranız var mı." Same for if you're looking for something at a store.
If we were asking someone if they themselves specifically have the bread, then yes, we would need to add the personal suffix in there.
However, you hear "blah var mı?" all the time in colloquial Turkish in which "you" is implied. At a restaurant, it's perfectly okay to say "bira var mı" instead of "biranız var mı." Same for if you're looking for something at a store.
If we were asking someone if they themselves specifically have the bread, then yes, we would need to add the personal suffix in there.
Lilia
The bread looks very attractive in the picture by the way;)))). Nice motivation technique to learn the material for those who don't want to starve in Turkey. Thanks!:)
Jennifer
This lesson was really fun, thank you!
Öğrenci
Hi justin
thanks for your effort in this site , nice to know that u r interested in IOS development and turkish language :)
it would be nice if each user has sort of a daily goal of points to achieve instead of how many lessons per day, because some lessons are very much easy and others are hard. also some would like to learn faster and dedicate more time so maybe the user could have the ability to set their daily targeted points
thanks for your effort in this site , nice to know that u r interested in IOS development and turkish language :)
it would be nice if each user has sort of a daily goal of points to achieve instead of how many lessons per day, because some lessons are very much easy and others are hard. also some would like to learn faster and dedicate more time so maybe the user could have the ability to set their daily targeted points
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Marianne
It was my first time in the Fun section, and that was fun... and funny to hear the song in French, my second language! I was expecting something Turkish. ;-) Just joined your site and am very excited to learn from you here. For all the hard work you've put it into it, çok teşekkürler!
irene
I am surprised we do not have to add "lar" to "elma" when there are four of them.
Iyad Abu Haibeh
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