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Happy National Sovereignty and Children’s Day! 🇹🇷🎉

April 23rd is a national holiday dedicated to children by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. It marks the founding of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey and is celebrated as an official holiday in both Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.✨

Let’s honor this special day with love, hope, and the joy of childhood! 👦🏻🎊👧🏻

📚 The word for “animal” in Turkish is hayvan.

🇹🇷 The fact that the Turkish word is totally different from its English counterpart might have scared you, but don’t worry! Many animal names are written identically in Turkish as they are in English. For example: hamster, iguana, jaguar, koala, panda, tarantula, and zebra! ☺️🐻🐒🐘

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🇹🇷 Like other countries, Turkey is home to a range of farm animals. They are bred for their meat, milk, eggs, skin, and wool. Most of the livestock in Turkey can be found in the Aegean and Marmara regions, as well as in Central and Eastern Anatolia. 🐮🐷

Here are the names of common farm animals in Turkish. 🐑

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The most popular pet animals in Turkey are cats, dogs, birds, and fish. There are also some families that prefer to have hamsters, turtles, or rabbits at home. 🐱🐶🐭

Here are the names of some common pets in Turkish. Which one is your favourite? 🐣

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🍬 During the Ramadan Feast it is important to honor the elderly; therefore mostly the younger generation visit the older ones. People greet each other by saying Bayramınız Kutlu Olsun, meaning “May Your Feast Be Blessed”.
One of my personal favorites of the Ramadan Feast is the tradition of children going around in their neighborhood, from door to door and wishing people a happy bayram. As a reward, they receive candies, chocolates, or even a small amount of money. It makes the streets even busier with cheerful gangs of kids running around, counting their revenues. 😊

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Happy National Sovereignty and Children’s Day! 🇹🇷🎉

📚 April 23 is a national festival day established by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as a gift to the children of Turkey. it's the opening date of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, and an official holiday in Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.

🌤 In Turkey, the winters are cold and the summers are hot. That might sound like it’s true in a lot of places, but it’s especially true in this country, which, thanks to its size and location, has a range of climates across the landmass.

🌧 If you’re visiting Turkey, then, you’ll want to be prepared for the weather. One of the best ways to do that is to learn some Turkish weather vocab. Being able to read a weather forecast could save you in a moment of need. Having an umbrella on you can mark the difference between a very good and a very bad day. 😊

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🛍 Shopping is in the center our daily life and to learn vocabularies and useful phrases about that will make your lives easier in Turkey.

🇹🇷 Here is the some essential shopping vocabulary in Turkish.

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💖 Valentine’s Day is no different in Turkey than any other country in the world. Lovers, or sevgililer, buy one another gifts and write love messages on cards. Flowers, chocolates, and heart-shaped toys are among the most popular presents. Most people like having a romantic dinner together. The ones who attach a lot of importance to Valentine’s Day often make arrangements to propose or get married on this special day. 🥰

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🇹🇷 As a learner of the Turkish language, you’ll greatly benefit from studying Turkish proverbs and sayings. Doing so will expand your vocabulary, help you better understand the inner workings of the language, and provide you with insight into the core values and traditions of Turkish culture.

📚 In this post, you’ll learn several Turkish proverbs with their English translations.

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🇹🇷 These are some of the most characteristic and perhaps comical idioms, proverbs and sayings you may come across in your travels throughout Turkey and navigating through Turkish.

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Roses are kırmızı, violets are mavi; learn the colors in Turkish with me. 😊

📚 Colors are an important part of Turkish art and culture. You’ve probably seen images of colorful Turkish lanterns, or bowls and plates covered in intricate designs. The vibrant reds, blues, greens and purples of these traditional wares are what make them so beautiful and so distinct. When you’re learning to speak Turkish, you want to get the full cultural experience — that’s why it’s useful to learn the words for colors in Turkish.

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