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English:Turkish:
Sabbath cumartesi
sack çanta, torba
sacred kutsal
sad aci.kli.
sadness aci.
salary maas,
salmon som bali.gui.
salt tuz
salty tuzlu
sand kum
sandal sandal
sandwich sandviç
Sassenach I.ngiliz
Satan S,eytan
Saturday cumartesi
say demek, söylemek
scarcely ancak, sadece, zar zor
scuffle muharebe
seaside ki.yi., sahil
see görmek
seek aramak
sell satmak
send göndermek, yollamak
September eylül
serious mühim
seven yedi
shack kulübe
shamrock yonca
she o
shop dükkân
shore ki.yi., sahil
shorten ki.saltmak
shortness of breath asti.m
shut kapamak
since çünkü, yüzünden
sister abla
sit oturmak
six alti.
slay öldürmek
sleep uyumak
slice kesmek
sly açi.kgöz, zeki
smart açi.kgöz, zeki
smith demirci, nalbant
smoke içmek
smokestack baca
society kulüp
soft hos, tatli.
soil toprak, yeryüzü
soiled kirli
soldier asker
sole yalni.z
solicitor avukat, savunucul
solitary yalni.z
son oguul
son-in-law damat
song s,arki.
soon çok geçmeden, yaki.nda
sorrow aci.
soup çorba
spaceman astronot
Spain I.spanya
Spaniard I.spanyol
spear mi.zrak
special özel
speedy acele
spiderweb örümcek agui.
spine belkemigui
squirrel sincap
start bas,lamak
steak biftek
steamship vapur
stop durmak
storage battery akümülatör
store dükkân
strange acayip
straw hasi.rdan yapi.lmi.s, saman
strawberry çilek
street cadde, sokak
strength kuvvet
struggle muharebe
subscriber abone
subscription abone
subsequently sonra, sonralari.
substantive isim
such a nasi.l
such as nasi.l
sultan sultan
Sunday pazar
suppose sanmak
surmise sanmak
surname soyadi.
swallow ki.rlangi.ç
swan kuguu
sweat terlemek, ter
Swede I.sveçli
Sweden I.sveç
Swedish I.sveçli
sweet hos, tatli.
swift acele
swim yüzmek
swine domuz
Swiss I.sviçreli
Switzerland I.sviçre
sword ki.li.ç
syllable hece
symbol sembol
symmetric simetrik
symmetry baki.s,i.m, simetri
syntax cümle kurulus,u
Syria Suriye
Syrian Suriyeli
Written Turkish Language
Before 1932, less than half of Turkish words were used in written form. Since 1932, the percentage of Turkish words has jumped from 40 percent to between 75 and 80 percent. The Turkish Language Association started to reform the language after 1932 and its goal was to remove the loan words that had entered into the written languages from the Persian and Arabic languages. Despite not having a lot of written words until the 20th century, written Turkish has been found on Stone Monuments dating back to 725 AD in Central Asia and Mongolia.
Turkish is a Concise Language
In some languages, it takes quite a few words to express something. But in Turkish, it actually doesn’t take that many at all. Just one word might have multiple endings, suffixes, and affixes. This one word can then be used to form the basis of other words.
Did You Hear the One About…?
In Turkish, there are many jokes about Temel, his wife Fatima, and their friend Dursun. So if you’re learning the language, don’t be surprised if you hear about them in a variety of contexts from wisdom to political issues.