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First useful words: Turkish words for beginners

The “First useful words” set from the “For beginners” goal. These are Turkish words you can actually use — with translation, examples and pronunciation.

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106 · Turkish

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teşekkürler [te.ʃek.ˈkʏɾ.lɛɾ] thanks phrase belki [ˈbelki] perhaps adverb gerekmek [ɡeɾekˈmek] must verb Solunda [soˈlunda] left adverb Ön [œn] front noun Arka [/aɾka/] back noun Altında [ɑɫtɯnˈdɑ] under preposition ortadan [oɾtɑˈdɑn] middle noun yanında [jɑnɯnˈdɑ] next to preposition ama [ˈɑmɑ] but conjunction rağmen [ˈɾɑːmen] despite preposition olmadan [oɫˈmɑdɑn] without preposition ve [ve] and conjunction arkasında [ɑɾkɑsɯnˈdɑ] behind preposition olarak [oɫɑˈɾɑk] as adverb arasında [ɑɾɑsɯnˈdɑ] between preposition bile [biˈle] even adverb içinden [itʃinˈden] through preposition karşı [kɑɾˈʃɯ] against preposition Üstünde [ystynˈde] over preposition Bilmek [bilˈmek] know verb merhaba [ˈmerhaba] hello interjection lütfen [lytˈfen] please adverb iyi [iˈji] decent adjective itibaren [itibaˈren] starting from preposition ile [iˈle] with preposition içinde [iˈt͡ʃin.de] inside preposition için [iˈtʃin] for preposition hayır [haˈjɯr] no interjection güle güle [gyle gyˈle] goodbye interjection evet [eˈvet] yes interjection de [de] also phrase çok [tʃok] very adverb olmadan without preposition içinde within preposition olup olmadığı whether conjunction üstünde upon preposition yukarı up adverb kadar until preposition meğer ki unless conjunction altında under preposition fazla too adverb birlikte together adverb her ne kadar Though conjunction bu nedenle Therefore adverb orada there adverb şu that pronoun emin sure adjective bir yerde somewhere adverb o kadar so adverb basitçe simply adverb gerçekten really adverb oldukça Rather adverb oldukça quite adverb muhtemelen Probably adverb belki perhaps adverb üstünde over preposition dışarıda outside adverb dışarı out adverb yoksa Otherwise adverb veya or conjunction sadece only adverb iyi okay adjective uzağa off adverb hiçbir yerde nowhere adverb gerekmek must verb olabilmek Might verb bu arada meanwhile adverb olabilmek may verb beğenmek like verb az önce just adverb içine into preposition bunun yerine Instead adverb içinde in preposition sakıncası yoksa If you Don't mind phrase eğer if conjunction sanırım I guess phrase ancak however adverb burada Here adverb atlatmak Get over phrase ileri forward adverb fazladan extra adjective hariç except preposition her yerde everywhere adverb özellikle especially adverb aşağı down adverb yapabilmek Could verb tamamen completely adverb şerefe Cheers interjection yapabilmek can verb kadar by preposition ötesinde beyond preposition arasında between preposition yanında beside preposition altında below preposition çünkü because conjunction geriye backward adverb her yer anywhere adverb gerçi Although conjunction yanında alongside preposition boyunca along preposition neredeyse almost adverb ileride ahead adverb aslında actually adverb karşıdan karşıya across preposition üstünde Above preposition

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