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Phrases & Expressions

Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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stand up

ayağa kalkmak, (birini) ekmek

A1

To rise from a sitting or lying position to a standing position.

  • Stand up when the teacher comes in.
  • She stood up to greet him.
Everyday Life

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

turn off

kapatmak, söndürmek

A1

To stop a machine, light, or water supply by pressing a button or turning a switch.

  • Please turn off the light when you leave.
  • Don't forget to turn off your phone in the cinema.
Everyday Life

turn on

açmak, çalıştırmak

A1

To start a machine, light, or water supply by pressing a button or turning a switch.

  • Please turn on the light.
  • Can you turn on the TV?
Everyday Life

wake up

uyanmak, uyandırmak

A1

To stop sleeping or to make someone stop sleeping.

  • I wake up before my alarm rings.
  • The baby woke up crying in the middle of the night.
Everyday Life

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?
Everyday Life

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?
Everyday Life

the same as

(bir şeyle) aynı

A2

Identical to something or someone else.

  • This is the same as the other one.
  • Your phone is the same as mine.
General

a bad idea

kötü fikir

A1

A poor or unwise idea.

  • That's a bad idea.
  • Drinking before driving is a bad idea.
Collocation