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Turkish:English:
da, de, dahi, keza also
da, de, dahi, keza likewise
da, de, dahi, keza too
dagu mountain
daha iyi better
daha s,imdiden, halihazi.rda already
daha s,imdiden, halihazi.rda by now
daha s,imdiden, halihazi.rda yet
daima, her zaman always
daima, her zaman ever
daire circle
damat son-in-law
dana calf
Danimarka Denmark
Danimarkali. Dane
dans etmek, dans dance
dar narrow
dari., mi.si.r corn
dari., mi.si.r Indian corn
dari., mi.si.r maize
dari., mi.si.r mealies
defter notebook
deguil, hayi.r no
deguil, hayi.r not
demek, söylemek say
demek, söylemek tell
demir iron
demirci, nalbant smith
deri leather
dev giant
deve camel
dikenli çali. thorn
diktatör dictator
dilenci beggar
dilenmek beg
dinamit dynamite
dinlemek listen
dinsizlik atheism
dip, ki.ç bottom
dip, ki.ç foundation
dip, ki.ç ground
diploma diploma
diplomat diplomat
dirsek elbow
diyalog, konus,ma dialogue
diz knee
doguru, kat’î, kesin, tam on time
doguru, kat’î, kesin, tam prompt
doguru, kat’î, kesin, tam punctual
doguru, kat’î, kesin, tam, tam accurate
doguu east
doguum birth
doguum günü birthday
doguuya ait eastern
doguuya ait Oriental
dokuz nine
dolar dollar
domuz hog
domuz pig
domuz swine
domuz eti pork
domuz pastarmasi. bacon
dondurma icecream
dondurma, buz ice
dört four
dük, duka duke
dükkân boutique
dükkân shop
dükkân store
dülger, marangoz carpenter
dün yesterday
dünya world
durmak come to a halt
durmak halt
durmak stop
düs,es duchess
düs,mek drop
düs,mek fall
düs,ünmek think
düzenlemek, tertip etmek arrange
düzenlemek, tertip etmek fix up
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.