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Phrases & Expressions

Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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no way

asla, hayatta olmaz

A2

Used to refuse strongly or to say that something will definitely not happen.

  • No way am I going there.
  • 'Can I borrow your car?' 'No way!'
General

oh my god

aman tanrım, tanrım

A2

Used to show surprise or shock.

  • Oh my god, I can't believe it!
  • Oh my god, you scared me.
Everyday Life

on the way

yolda, giderken

A2

During a journey to a place.

  • I'll pick up some milk on the way.
  • We stopped for lunch on the way to the beach.
Travel

prefer to

tercih etmek

A2

to like one thing more than another

  • I prefer to walk to work.
  • She prefers tea to coffee.
Everyday Life

see ya

görüşürüz

A2

An informal way to say goodbye to someone.

  • See ya tomorrow at school!
  • I'm off now, see ya later!
Everyday Life

such as

gibi, örneğin

A2

Used to introduce one or more examples of something mentioned.

  • I like fruits such as apples and oranges.
  • Animals such as cats and dogs are popular pets.
Academic

take a break

ara vermek, mola vermek

A2

To stop an activity for a short time in order to rest.

  • Bob always worked 10 hours straight, never taking a break.
  • Let's take a break from work and go get some ice cream.
Everyday Life

these days

bugünlerde, son zamanlarda

A2

In the present time; nowadays.

  • These days, everyone has a phone.
  • He's tired these days.
Everyday Life

to go

kalan (süre, mesafe), kala

A2

Still remaining before something happens or ends.

  • There are only two weeks to go until the holidays.
  • With five minutes to go, the score was still 1–1.
Everyday Life

used to

eskiden (yapardı), alışkın olmak

A2

Used to talk about something that happened regularly or was true in the past but is not now.

  • I used to live in a small apartment before moving here.
  • We used to go camping every summer when I was a child.
Everyday Life