#turkish vocab list

[aibhilin-atibeka]

I just saw an ask game :D and I do have a question that I think would be fun for you.

What actually interested you in learning multiple languages in the first place and what draws you to a language that makes you want to learn it?

Oohhhh, now that's a fun one! :D

Well. I learned my first "real true" (no, seriously, honest) foreign language at the age of 9 and I felt absolutely neutral towards it.

Meh, 'twas another subject at school, so what? XD younger!me was not specifically very interested in languages at all. I had the world to explore, after all! What's languages compared to manga? Compared to anime? Compared to books?

Compared to the real world? Darn, no, I sure am not throwing time at something I might never use again at a later date in life, see me go "nope" at languages and "yes" to life experiences.

And then my sister went and learned to fluently speak five languages somehow. It seemed very much like "all of a sudden she can speak five languages" to me. Dammit all, I had to learn at least as many, didn't I?

That - along with my school offering languages as their educational focus - helped. Still wasn't ideal, but I'd gotten that certain nudge into this direction then. And at that point my love for Japan was noticeably not fading, so I got gifted a Japanese language class. And... sort of haven't stopped learning Japanese since. Whoops?

At the same time my school offered French and in a choice between Italian and French? Sure, I'll choose French (the language sounded nicer at that time and the teacher kinder). I can learn Italian later on, once the school offers another language choice two years into the first one, right?

Right?

Wrong. Had to choose between Spanish and computer science, so no Italian for me back then. But Spanish is basically Italian on crack, isn't it? (pls don't dunk on teenage!me, teenage!me was a bit of a teenager back then) They're 1:1 understandable to one another, right? Right?

Also wrong.

But that didn't stop me from starting Italian on my own at university.

And a friend offered to teach a class of Turkish right in-between school and university, so there we went~

And university itself offers language classes too, how could I not check them out and study Hindi for a bit?

... somehow, without even consciously being aware of it, I'd accumulated a starting vocab for about twenty languages before I was twenty (how do I know that exact number at that exact age? I had to do a language autobiography collecting, chronologically listing and presenting all my language studies and some of the knowledge I'd obtained in detail for a class shortly after turning twenty).

By now it's probably stayed *roughly* the same in number (... maybe I added five to ten-ish languages since then? no clue), though I couldn't say whether or not that's simply because of where I live or what opportunities I had or what little time I've had to spend on accumulating more languages since. Life's a busy bee, sometimes, and the life of an author/linguist/leisure-social-media-scroller (tumblr I'm looking at you) feels even busier. Never mind any other engagements I have ended up in so far.

I have an ongoing interest in languages cause I find it fun to be able to communicate with the world in whatever language I can. They're a means to reading, listening and interacting with people and there's wordplay to consider. ;) In short, I find it fun.

To answer your questions:

What actually interested you in learning multiple languages in the first place

I stumbled into them like Winnie the Pooh might stumble into a pot of honey XD there was no definitive moment of "Oh, I'm interested in becoming a polyglot now" - at the point in time that I had that realisation I already was one.

and what draws you to a language that makes you want to learn it?

Depending on the language, I have different motivations for learning them:

Japanese: "stopping now makes just as much sense as a prisoner breaking out might stop in front of the 9th out of 10 walls they'd have to climb", also "I've got manga to read in Japanese just to get all the jokes in them" and "I bought and imported books from Japan that I still have to read"

French: "I still haven't read all of the Arsène Lupin series" and "from time to time the Frenchspeakers release funny movies that I wanna watch in the original language"

Italian: "darn, originally I was in this for the bit but I'm committed to learning it now with whatever means necessary"

Spanish: is "just sort of there" and "Sometimes I find articles and news pages and books I want to read that just so happen to be in Spanish, so why not read them in Spanish, I don't even need a translation"

Korean: "I want to be able to read you at one point, darn it all to hell"

etc. ad infinitum. I didn't even mention all the ones I'm fluent in here, never mind all the ones I started to learn at one point in my life, so yeah.

I love the challenge? I love the way learning languages open up a whole new world view to you as you go along? I adore being able to read yet more books by just learning a language? I love word games?

All of these and more count towards my interest in languages. :D Gotta say, languages rock. Polyglottism ftw.

@stereden cause I can

@a-knight-owls-curse thanks for the interesting ask!

[woahzpeltwrong]

WHAT I THINK OF YOU BASED ON YOUR DUOLINGO LANGUAGE OF CHOICE AS A PERSON WITH AN ALMOST 800 DAY LONG STREAK EXCEPT IT KIND OF DEVOLVES AND I MOSTLY COMPLAIN ABOUT DUOLINGO:

(I hope i did this cut right if not this is gonna be LLLOOONG)

Spanish: The classic. It's classic because it's the language that Duolingo is best at. It's actually half decent. You actually have a chance at learning Spanish! Besides that, you probably enjoy the memes about Duolingo, and I imagine your streak is decently long.

French: Everything I know about french Duolingo is bad. It's the only language that's picky about punctuation, it's often wrong for no reason, you probably are struggling. Also, can you conjugate a verb? Duolingo is generally bad with that. Besides that, everyone I know who does French duolingo is slightly pretentious and I don't think I trust you as a person.

German: Ohhhh boy. If you're attempting to learn German with Duolingo alone you might as well just buy the textbook already. While Duolingo is already not great, grammar is so rough for German on Duolingo. Please don't try to learn German grammar with Duolingo. Anyway I think if you're learning German in general you're pretty cool and that's no different for Duolingo learners. Best of luck to yall

Italian: I don't actually know much about Italian Duolingo. I do know that the two people I know that the two people that I know who do Italian Duolingo are gay though so Im assuming you're either Italian-American or gay.

Japanese: This used to be so, so much worse. They improved it, though. It's actually not horrible! Please do supplement your learning with something besides Duolingo, though. You will learn practically nothing otherwise. Anyway 99% chance you like anime because you're learning Japanese on Duolingo

Chinese: it could definitely be worse! It's definitely HORRIBLE, but it is usually actually right and its grammar isn't absolute trash like some of the other ones. It is definitely on the worse side for grammar, but it's not Latin. Aside from all of that, I do think there's at least a 25% chance you're doing this because you ARE Chinese, and a 75% chance you're doing this because you heard Mandarin was hard and wanted to see how true that was without putting money into it.

Russian: ME TOO!!!! This is my primary language on Duolingo currently and all I have to say is why? It's really not worth using Duolingo for, since I started in October 2022 and all I can say is that my potato is cold. It's primarily focused on vocabulary, but it's very random vocabulary, and you learn exactly none of the grammar at any point. I think you're cool :)

Korean: immediately stop. Please learn Korean somewhere else. It's not worth it. One of the worse ones, but at least it's not Latin Duolingo. If you actually actively do this you TERRIFY me and i am begging you to stop

Portuguese: uhhhh.... sure, i guess. It's not great, but it's... fine, I think. It's decent for vocabulary, if nothing. I have literally never met a Portuguese Duolingo learner though

Arabic: ALPHABET? YES. EVERYTHING ELSE? PLEASE NO. My opinion of you is the exact same as for Chinese, 75% chance you heard it was hard and didn't want to commit yet

Dutch: I genuinely did not know this was on Duolingo until I started doing this. Since it's not super popular I am also going to assume Duolingo does not care about it and it is probably only good for vocab. I do not think you are out there, I do not think people learn Dutch on Duolingo.

Swedish: as always please learn on something else its only good for vocabulary anyway you probably live in sweden, i think? Isnt it popular there or something??

Norwegian: general rule of thumb: vocabulary is the only thing duolingo is good at. Anyway, what? Learn somewhere else, anything below chinese on the list has been left to rot and they do not care about it

Turkish: wwwwow. You are really something! Learn Turkish somewhere else. At least it's not Latin

.....

At this point i became tired of saying "it's only good for vocabulary, learn grammar somewhere else." This can be assumed for literally everything.

.....

Polish: YOU SCARE ME POLISH DUOLINGO IS HARD

Irish: you are above the age of 45 and american

Greek: you are a mythology buff

Hebrew: you were probably curious. Everyone else learned somewhere else

Danish: im sorry that you're learning Danish. You are a sad person.

Hindi: The only person I know who is doing Hindi Duolingo is Indian herself, so I guess you're probably Indian idk

Czech: ...???????? Stop

Esperanto: generally i just hate Esperanto with such a burning passion that i don't think anyone should learn it

Ukranian: you're trying! I imagine you will give up in a week though, sorry!

Welsh: I'm all for protecting endangered languages but this isnt how to do it

Vietnamese: a language with six tones and they teach you how to pronounce 0 of them. You're probably cool but stop with duolingo

Hungarian: I did not know this was on duolingo! Very brave of you to try learning a Uralic language on Duolingo, is it going horribly?

Swahili: learn somewhere else. You are probably so cool but duolingo and SWAHILI??????????

Romanian: The only person ive ever met who did this gave up in 3 days because duolingo sucks. I am assuming your streak is no longer than a week

Indonesian: ..... okay. Sure. At least its not Latin.... I think you started learning this completely for fun though

Hawaiian: I HATE DUOLINGO FOR THIS!!!! IT IS A CRITICALLY ENDANGERED LANGUAGE IT DESERVES SO MUCH BETTER!!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU FOR LEARNING IT BUTHFJCNEIFBDJFJDSJD!!!!!!!!!!! I HATE YOU DUOLINGO

Navajo: see above. Love you. Hate duolingo.

Klingon and High Valyrian: i hate you

Latin: HERE IT IS. MY WORST ENEMY. GOD I HATE LATIN DUOLINGO. THE AUDIO QUALITY WAS CLEARLY RECORDED IN A CAR. ITS NOT EVEN GOOD FOR VOCABULARY BECAUSE IT IS LITERALLY WRONG VERY VERY OFTEN. ITS SUPER PICKY ON WORD ORDER AND FOR WHAT? ITS LATIN!!! ITS NOT PICKY!!!! IVE BEEN LEARNING LATIN IN A FORMAL SETTING FOR 3 YEARS NOW AND I HATE LATIN DUOLINGO MORE THAN ANYTHING. IF YOU WANT TO LEARN LATIN BUY A LATIN ENGLISH DICTIONARY. IF YOU WANT GRAMMAR GO ONTO MAGISTRULA. ITS A GREAT WEBSITE FOR LATIN GRAMMAR. OH, BUT WHAT ISNT GREAT? DUOLINGO. IN LATIN, TO ANNOY IS TRANSLATED AS "vexare". THIS IS. ACCORDING TO DUOLINGO, "to come from". WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT??? I HATE DUOLINGO. I HATE THIS. ITS ALWAYS WRONG. THE AUDIO QUALITY IS ACTUALLY GARBAGE. I HATE DUOLINGO I HATE DUOLINGO I HATE DUOLINGO. DO NOT LEARN LATIN ON DUOLINGO!!!!!!!!!!! I HATE DUOLINGO SO MUCH I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT DONT USE LATIN DUOLINGO YOU ARE BEING LIED TO

Scottish Gaelic: you are again over 45 and American

Finnish: ohhhh god. I am so sorry. Ur cool ig but im sorry

Yiddish: i am, again, so sorry. Its duolingo. You can't write IN YIDDISH in duolingo because of course you cant

Haitian Creole and Zulu: I don't believe you these are the bottom two languages

[batmanslemontea]

25 June

hi guys

just a quick update about my summer language studying plans:

Based on personal observation it turns out that i am terrible at keeping up with daily challenges and setting general weekly goals have the highest success rate

yes i still practice Turkish every day,mostly listening/reading but i just don't feel like posting so often

I want to finish Pinocchio vocab list tho and make flashcards-hopefully by the end of July and then do whatever i decide to do next

I'll keep you updated semi-regularly

hope you're having a nice evening <3

[lovingbea]

Dictionary in Turkish https://tureng.com/tr/turkce-ingilizce/a1

Instambul a1 list https://app.memrise.com/course/1044283/istanbul-turkce-ders-kitab-a1-words-list/1/

a1 vocab pdf https://open.books4languages.com/turkish-a1-vocabulary/

Learn italian https://onlineitalianclub.com/italian-vocabulary-lists-and-exercises/

100 words in turkish https://www.turkishclass101.com/turkish-word-lists/?coreX=100

a1 cambridge turkish https://dictionary.cambridge.org/tr/s%C3%B6zl%C3%BCk/ingilizce/a1

words a1 italian https://italian.tolearnfree.com/free-italian-lessons/free-italian-exercise-66148.php

150 useful italian words https://italiano-bello.com/en/vocabulary/150-useful-italian-words-a1/

alemão de verdade https://alemaodeverdade.com/cursos/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAjJOQBhCkARIsAEKMtO1rz7WHRAkNonVkuSa0vsy1pUNS54undhLobzEe271BD7u3p9PfxfYaAloDEALw_wcB

alemão elite https://grupoelite.alemaofluente.com.br/

curso alemão do 0: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVb5urwjy58tgCQP2I4OdL7ynvpqz3usV

Goethe Br https://www.goethe.de/ins/br/pt/sta/rio/prf/gzsd1.html

Exame alemão https://www.telc.net/en/candidates/language-examinations.html

Linguagens https://hiv.net/

aprenda italiano https://www.theitalianexperiment.com/

audible german short stories https://www.audible.com/pd/German-Short-Stories-for-Beginners-Audiobook/B07WXL1L7S?source_code=GO1DH13310082090OZ&ds_rl=1262685&ds_rl=1263561&ds_rl=1260658&gclid=Cj0KCQiA0p2QBhDvARIsAACSOOP-5GFlwAmZ69PIgcy-RiBCyMDKsU2gzIWvy3a3VqQIntoPt5TyWVAaAt-LEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

easy german stories https://learnoutlive.com/easy-german-short-stories/

stories in turkish https://storylearning.com/learn/turkish/turkish-tips/short-story-in-turkish/

aprenda várias línguas

turkish swearing words

aprenda idiomas

[spacetravelwriter]

Langblr Reactivation Challenge

Week 1

Day 2: Write a list of goals you have for your target languages. Make both long term and short term goals. An overall goal could be to have the ability to talk with native speakers with ease and a smaller goal would be to finally learn that difficult grammar point that's been plaguing you for ages. How will you achieve them?

Basque: my main target language

Weekly: I plan on sticking to 1 lesson a week from the book "The Basque language: A practical introduction" by Alan R. King. I'll stick to 1 lesson weekly because I bring my notebook with me to uni and do excercises during boring lectures and breaks I have in between (15-min breaks) and I don't even have to do anything at home. It's easier for me sticking to a habit like this.

Small habit: listen to a podcast 2-3x a week (it doesn't matter if I don't, because I listen to Basque songs a lot and on a daily basis anyway). These podcasts aren't to be listened only once because my level is still too low to understand. At this point I just get to understand more of the context of the podcast every time I listen to the same one.

In the next month (until 2023): I need to review all grammar I learned because I feel like I brushed over some parts a bit. I won't force myself to master that grammar but I need a reminder. Same goes for vocab, especially those fillers, words like "just, anyway" etc.

In 6 months: I want to be comfortable enough to go on Tandem app and talk to euskaldunak there. My goal until May-June is to become conversational, so that would be my test to check if I managed it.

Spanish: daily used language

Short-term goals: I don't have because I don't even sit to study anymore, I just pick up things by using it online all the time.

Small habits: I already do the comprehension excercises by listening to Real Madrid players speak Spanish, but I want to find some fun podcasts to listen to sometimes

1 thing on my wishlist: I want to read a book in Spanish, I have bought a middle grade book which I haven't yet had the courage to start because I had a bad experience at trying to read German books, but I know my Spanish is much better, I just kind of have this fear

Long-term goal: take the DELE C1 exam in autumn 2023/spring 2024 (I'm missing some of the basic vocabulary, even for A1, so I need to work on that)

German: I need to regain the level I had

I'm not excited about this because my German is school-taught and I finished school 2 years ago. Now I have a completely different language learning system and I don't know how to apply it to the language I had a broken system for studying. I want to get back to it, hopefully next year, but I still don't know how

Figure out which language to learn next

I won't force myself for this but Here's the list of languages I think I want to take up (from most excited about to somewhat excited/not sure at all):

Japanese

Arabic

Korean

Portuguese

Polish

Turkish

Russian

Keep in mind this list can change anytime, I'm kind of getting the idea of learning Finnish or Hungarian, so I might just randomly take up one of those. My brain is unpredictable but it's also better to listen to my guts than force myself to decide on a language. This is exactly how I took up Basque 😅

[languagesandstuff]

Merry Christmas from your @langblrsecretsanta​, @malteseboy​! 🎅 Here’s a Turkish culture moodboard and vocabulary list related to the topics you’re interested in. I hope you like it! ❤️🎁

turkish vocabulary list

travel -  yolculuk to travel - yolculuk etmek journey - seyahat baggage - bagaj suitcase - valiz passport - pasaport visa - vize ID card - kimlik ticket - bilet airplane - uçak airport - havalimanı train - tren bus - otobüs bus stop - durak / otobüs durağı taxi - taksi ferry - feribot / (arabalı) vapur boat - tekne port - liman cruisehotel - otel hostel - pansiyon booking - rezervasyon to book - ayırtmak to exchange currency - döviz bozmak Where’s …? - ..... nerede? I’ve lost my passport - Pasaportum gözden kaçırdım   How much does a ticket cost? - Bilet ne kadar? Have a good journey! - İyi yolculuklar! What does/do .... mean? - ..... ne demek? culture - kültür art - sanat painting - resim to paint - boyamak sculpture - heykel music - müzik tradition - gelenek custom - töre folklore - halk bilimi / folklor folk costume - halk giysisi religion - din history - tarih

none of the photos are mine

[turkishnotes]

625 words to know in your target language: Turkish edition

I'm going to post the famous "FluentForever" 625 common words list in Turkish. I will also try to add example sentences whenever it's possible and some bonus vocabulary so final list might be longer than 625 words. I'm planning to post the whole list in parts and this post will act as a "table of contents" page.

* I've already posted Days, Seasons and Months so I'm not going to post them again, you can click above to see that post.

Animals (Hayvanlar)

Ulaşım (Transportation)

Konum (Location)

Kıyafet (Clothing)

Renkler (Colours)

İnsanlar (People)

Meslekler (Jobs)

Toplum (Society)

Sanat (Art)

İçecekler (Beverages)

Yiyecekler (Food)

Ev (Home)

Elektronik Aletler (Electronics)

Vücut (Body)

Doğa (Nature)

Maddeler / Materyaller (Materials)

Matematik/Ölçü (Math/Measurement)

Diğer adlar (Misc Nouns)

Yönler (Directions)

Mevsimler (Seasons)

Sayılar (Numbers)

Aylar (Months)

Haftanın günleri (Days of the week)

Zaman (Time)

Eylemler (Verbs)

Sıfatlar (Adjectives)

Adıllar (Pronouns)

[slowianeczka]

Family in Turkish

family – aile mother/mom – anne father/dad – baba parents – ana baba, ebeveyn son – oğul daughter, girl – kız

younger – küçük older – büyük twin – ikiz sibling – kardeş brother – (erkek) kardeş sister – (kız) kardeş older brother – abi older sister – abla

male cousin – (erkek) kuzen female cousin – (kız) kuzen

grandmother – babaanne (paternal), anneanne (maternal), nine grandfather – büyükbaba (paternal), dede (maternal) grandchild – torun grandchildren – torunlar grandson – (erkek) torun granddaughter – (kız) torun uncle – amca (paternal), dayı (maternal) aunt – hala (paternal), teyze (maternal) nephew – (erkek) yeğen niece – (kız) yeğen

mother-in-law – kaynana father-in-law – kaynata brother-in-law – enişte (sister's husband), bacanak (wife’s sister’s husband) sister-in-law – baldız son-in-law – damat daughter-in-law – gelin stepmother – üvey anne stepfather – üvey baba

infant – süt çocuğu baby – bebek teenager – ergen child – çocuk children – çocuklar

wife – hanım, karı, eş husband – eş, koca

single – bekar married – evli divorced – boşanmış widow – dul kadın widower – dul erkek

relative – akraba relatives – akrabalar close relative – yakın akraba distant relative – uzak akraba

orphan – yetim to adopt a child – evlatlık almak Corrections are welcome!

[giuliaisstudying]

✨new Turkish words✨

taken from this video

phone = telefon 📞

birthday cake = doğum günü pastası  🎂

train = tren  🚄

ice-cream = dondurma 🍦

garbage truck = çöp kamyonu 

chocolate =  çikolata 🍫

ambulance = ambulans 🚑

helicopter = helikopter 🚁

police car = polis arabası 🚓

lollipop = lolipop 🍭

airplane = uçak ✈️

clown = palyaço 🤡

toy = oyuncak

carousel = atlıkarınca 🎠

clock = saat 🕓

elephant = fil 🐘

submarine = denizaltı 

tractor = traktor 🚜

jeep = cip 

house = ev 🏠

bus = otobüs 🚌

crocodile = timsah 🐊

robot = robot 🤖

crane = vinç

scooter = scooter

giraffe = zürafa 🦒

kitchen = mutfak

windmill = yeldeğirmeni

teddy bear = oyuncak ayi  🧸

palace = saray

[diariesobsessed]

Alimentos 3/?

makarna | la pasta | pasta

çilek | la fresa | strawberry

yağ | el aceite | oil

tavuk | el pollo | chicken

domates | el tomate | tomato

tuz | la sal | salt  

domuz pastırması | la panceta | beicon

sosis | la salchicha | sausage

tereyağı | la mantequilla | butter

bisküvi | la galleta | cookie

zeytin | la aceituna | olive

bal | la miel | honey

[living-languages]

100 Days of Languages!

Winter Vocab in Turkish Day 71: Learn 15 new words

kış: winter / l’hiver

mevsim: season / la saison

soğuk: cold / froid

kar: snow / la neige

kar yağmak: to snow / neiger

kar taneciği: snowflake / le flocon de neige

kartopu: snowball / la boule de neige

kardan adam: snowman / le bonhomme de neige

kırağı: frost / geleé

buz: ice / la glace

dondurmak: to freeze / geler

buz saçağı: icicle / le glaçon

kar fırtınası: blizzard / le blizzard

rüzgar: wind / le vent

üpermek: to shiver / frissonner

[languageshits]

FLOWER VOCABULARY

-TURKISH-

Gül - Rose

Papatya - Daisy

Lale - Tulip

Orkide - Orchid

Menekşe - Violet

Lavanta - Lavender

Akasya - Acacia

Zambak - Lily

Nergis - Daffodil, Narcissus

Leylak - Lilac

Yasemin - Jasmine

Sümbül - Hyacinth

Japon Çiçeği, Kamelya - Camellia, Japonica

Sardunya - Geranium

Kardelen - Snowdrop

Kaktüs - Cactus

Nilüfer - Water Lily

Gelincik - Poppy

Manolya - Magnolia

Ortanca - Hydrangea

Açelya - Azalea

Kasımpatı - Chrysant

Çiğdem - Crocus

Aslanağzı - Snapdragon, Antirrhinum

Fesleğen - Basil

Karanfil - Clove, Caryophyllus

Hanımeli - Honeysuckle

Mine - Sweet Alison/Alyssum

Ayçiçeği - Sunflower

Zakkum - Oleander

***Flower Related Words***

Çiçek açmak - Blossem, Bloom

Gübre - Fertilizer

Ekmek, Dikmek - Plant

Yaprak - Leaf 

Polen, Çiçek Tozu - Pollen

Bahçe - Garden

Bahçıvanlık - Gardening

Toprak - Soil

Tohum - Seed

Bal - Honey 

İlkbahar - Spring 

Yaz - Summer

Güneş - Sun

Su - Water 

Sulamak - Irrigate 

Budamak - Prune

Çim Biçmek - Mow Lawn

(You can add words or make comments idk you are free to do whatever you want lol have fun)

[langblrtr]

-되게 먹고 싶은가 봐요? 

-방법이 없진 않죠. 

-안녕히 주무세요.

-이건 나 준거니까 ...

[mxvi-saturn]

Winter in Turkish

Winter - Kış

December - Aralık

January - Ocak

February - Şubat

New Year - Yeni Yıl

Christmas - Noel

Snow - Kar

Snowball - Kartopu

Snowman - Kardan adam

Snowflake - Kar tanesi

Ice - Buz

Cold - Soğuk

To be cold - Üşümek

To snow - Kar yağmak

[thelangblrnet]

Turkish Vocabulary: A Visit to the Library!

Turkish- English

kalem - pencil 

fosforlu kalem - highlighter 

kalem kutusu - pencil case 

cetvel - ruler 

silgi - eraser 

kitap - book 

raf - shelf [kütüphane rafları - library bookshelves]

kütüphane - library 

kütüphaneci - librarian 

masa - table 

sandalye - chair 

bilgisayar - computer 

dizüstü - laptop 

öğrenmek - to learn 

kelime - word 

sözlük - dictionary 

sessiz - quiet

[i-wanna-make-me-better]

Sleepy vocab in Turkish

uyku - sleep uyumak - to sleep uykulu - sleepy

yorgunluk - tiredness yorgun - tired esnemek - to yawn

İyi geceler - Good night!

İyi uykular - Sleep well!

Tatlı rüyalar - Sweet dreams!

kestirmek - nap uzanmak - to lie down uyuya kalmak - to fall asleep rüya - dream kabus - nightmare dönüp durmak - to toss and turn horlamak - to snore uyanmak - to wake up kalkmak- to get up uyku sarhoşu - drowsy, sleepy (lit. “sleep drunk“) uyanık - awake

yatak odası - bedroom yatak - bed kanepe, koltuk - couch, sofa battaniye - blanket yastık - pillow lamba, başucu lambası - bedside lamp alarm saati - alarm clock 

uyur gezer - sleepwalking

Translated by this. Credit to: @talen-en-regendagen