a lot of
bir sürü, çok
A1
A large amount or number.
- I have a lot of homework.
- There are a lot of people here.
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all the time
her zaman, sürekli
A1
Continuously or very often; on every occasion.
- He complains all the time.
- It rains here all the time.
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can you
yapabiliyor musun, yapabilir misin
A1
Used to ask if someone is able to do something.
- Can you hear me at the back of the room?
- Can you speak any other languages?
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how are you
nasılsın
A1
A common greeting used to ask about someone's well-being.
- Hello, how are you today?
- How are you feeling after the surgery?
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no thanks
hayır teşekkürler, yok sağ ol
A1
A polite way to refuse an offer or invitation.
- More coffee? — No thanks.
- No thanks, I'm full.
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of course
tabii ki, elbette
A1
Yes, certainly.
- Of course I'll help you.
- Can I borrow your pen? — Of course.
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thank you
teşekkür ederim, sağ olun
A1
A polite way to express gratitude.
- Thank you for your help with the move.
- Oh, thank you! That's very kind of you.
Social
what is your name
adın ne, ismin ne
A1
Used to ask someone for their name.
- Excuse me, what is your name?
- Hi, what is your name?
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you're welcome
rica ederim, bir şey değil
A1
A polite response used after someone thanks you.
- Thank you so much. — You're welcome.
- Glad I could help. You're welcome!
Social
look like
benzemek, andırmak
A2
To have a particular physical appearance; to resemble someone or something.
- She looks like her mother.
- What does the new car look like?
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