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Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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where are you from

nerelisin

A1

Used to ask someone about their country or city of origin.

  • Where are you from?
  • So, where are you from originally?
Everyday Life

where do you live

nerede oturuyorsun, nerede yaşıyorsun

A1

Used to ask someone about the place where that person lives.

  • Where do you live? — I live in a small flat near the park.
  • Do you still live in Izmir? Where do you live now?
Everyday Life

where do you study

nerede okuyorsun

A1

Used to ask someone which school, college or university that person attends.

  • You're a student, right? Where do you study?
  • Where do you study English?
Everyday Life

where do you work

nerede çalışıyorsun, nerede çalışıyorsunuz

A1

Used to ask someone about the place or company where they are employed.

  • So, where do you work these days?
  • "Where do you work?" "I work at a bank in the city centre."
Everyday Life

where is

nerede

A1

Used to ask about the location of someone or something.

  • Where is the nearest bank?
  • Where is my phone?
Everyday Life

why not

neden olmasın

A1

Used to express agreement or to suggest that something is a good idea.

  • Want some? — Why not!
  • Why not try it?
Everyday Life

would you

yapar mısın, ister misin

A1

A polite way to ask someone to do something.

  • Would you open the window, please?
  • Would you help me carry these bags?
Social

would you like

ister misiniz

A1

A polite way to offer something to someone or to invite them to do an activity.

  • Would you like some tea?
  • Would you like to join us for dinner?
Everyday Life

a bit

biraz, azıcık

A2

Slightly; to a small degree.

  • I'm a bit hungry.
  • This shirt is a bit too big for me.
Everyday Life

a couple of

birkaç, bir iki

A2

Two or a few.

  • I'll be there in a couple of minutes.
  • A couple of friends came over.
Everyday Life