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Upon completion of this material, you might be intrigued by these associated topics: [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Nature|Nature]], [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Feelings-and-Emotions|Feelings and Emotions]], [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Time|Time]] & [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Holidays|Holidays]]. | |||
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== | ==Other Lessons== | ||
* [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Technical-vocabulary|Technical vocabulary]] | * [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Technical-vocabulary|Technical vocabulary]] | ||
* [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Colors|Colors]] | * [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Colors|Colors]] | ||
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* [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Bathroom|Bathroom]] | * [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/Bathroom|Bathroom]] | ||
* [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Good-Bye|How to Say Good Bye]] | * [[Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Good-Bye|How to Say Good Bye]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:09, 26 March 2023
Hello everybody,
In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about ¨VEGETABLES¨ in Turkish.
Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions !
Happy learning ! :)
Upon completion of this material, you might be intrigued by these associated topics: Nature, Feelings and Emotions, Time & Holidays.
| ENGLISH | PRONUNCIATION
ENGLISH |
TURKISH | PRONUNCIATION
BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE |
BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
| THE ARTICHOKES | ehn gih nahr | ENGİNAR | enguinár | AS ALCACHOFRAS |
| THE ASPARAGUS | koush kohn mahz | KUŞKONMAZ | kuchkon maz | O ESPARGO |
| THE BEAN | fah sew lyeh | FASÜLYE | fasylié | O FEIJÃO |
| THE BEET | pahn jahr | PANCAR | pandjár | A BETERRABA |
| THE SUGAR BEET | sheh kehr pahn jah ruh | ŞEKER PANCARI | chekér pandjarâ | A BETERRABA SACARINA |
| THE BEETROOT | pahn jahr | PANCAR KÖKÜ | pandjár kêêky | A BETERRABA |
| THE BROCCOLI | broh koh lih | BROKOLİ | brokolí | O BROCÓLIS |
| THE BRUSSELS SPROUT | brewk sehl lah Hah nah suh | BRÜKSEL LAHANASI | bryksel laHanasâ | A COUVE DE BRUXELAS |
| THE CABBAGE | lah hah nah | LAHANA | laHaná | O REPOLHO |
| THE CAPSICUM | bih behr | BİBER | bibér | O CÁPSICO |
| THE CARROT | hah vooch | HAVUÇ | Havutch | A CENOURA |
| THE CAULIFLOWER | kahr nuh bah hahr | KARNIBAHAR | karnâbaHár | A COUVE-FLOR |
| THE CELERY | keh reh vihz | KEREVİZ | kerevíz | O AIPO |
| THE CHILLI PEPPER | ah juh bih behr | ACI BİBER | adjâ bibér | A PIMENTA CHILLI |
| THE CHOKO | chih koh lah tah | ÇİKOLATA | tchikolatá | O CHUCHU |
| THE COURGETTE | kah bahk | KABAK | kabák | A ABOBRINHA ITALIANA |
| THE CUCUMBER | sah lah tah luhk | SALATALIK | salatalâk | O PEPINO |
| THE EGGPLANT | pah tluh jahn | PATLICAN | patlâ djan | A BERINJELA |
| THE RADISH | toorp | TURP | turp | O RABANETE |
| THE LEEK | puh rah sah | PIRASA | pârasá | O ALHO-PORÓ |
| THE LETTUCE | mah rool | MARUL | marúL | O ALFACE |
| THE GREENS | yeh shihl lihk | YEŞİLLİK | iechillik | AS FOLHAS VERDES |
| THE MUSHROOM | mahn tahr | MANTAR | mantár | O COGUMELO |
| THE OKRA | bah myah | BAMYA | bamía | O QUIABO |
| THE PEA | beh zeh lyeh | BEZELYE | bezelíe | A ERVILHA |
| THE POTATO | pah tah tehs | PATATES | patatés | A BATATA |
| THE PUMPKIN | bahl kah baa uh | BALKABAĞI | baLkabaa â | A ABÓBORA |
| THE SPINACH | uhs pah nahk | ISPANAK | âspanák | O ESPINAFRE |
| THE SPRING ONION | tah zeh soh oh ahn | TAZE SOĞAN | tazé soo an | A CEBOLA DA PRIMAVERA |
| THE ONION | soh oh ahn | SOĞAN | soo an | A CEBOLA |
| THE CHICKPEA | noh hoot | NOHUT | noHút | O GRÃO DE BICO |
| THE CORN | muh suhr | MISIR | mâsâr | O MILHO |
| THE TOMATO | doh mah tehs | DOMATES | domatés | O TOMATE |
| THE TURNIP | shahl gahm | ŞALGAM | chaL gam | O NABO |
| THE WHEAT | boo dah ih | BUĞDAY | buu dái | O TRIGO |
| THE BARLEY | ahr pah | ARPA | arpá | A CEVADA |
| THE PURSLANE | seh mih zoh tou | SEMİZOTU | semizotú | A BELDROEGA |
| THE GARLIC | sah riuhm sahk | SARIMSAK | sarâmsák | O ALHO |
| THE LENTIL | mehr jih mehk | MERCİMEK | merdjimék | A LENTILHA |
| THE SWEET POTATO | yehr ehl mah suh | YER ELMASI | iér eLmasâ | A BATATA DOCE |
- Enginar - Artichokes
- Kuşkonmaz - Asparagus
- Fasülye - Bean
- Pancar - Beet
- Şeker Pancarı - Sugar Beet
- Pancar Kökü - Beetroot
- Brokoli - Broccoli
- Brüksel Lahanası - Brussels sprout
- Lahana - Cabbage
- Biber - Capsicum
- Havuç - Carrot
- Karnıbahar - Cauliflower
- Kereviz - Celery
- Acı biber - Chilli pepper
- Çikolota - Choko
- Kabak - Courgette
- Salatalık - Cucumber
- Patlıcan - Eggplant
- Turp - Radish
- Pırasa -Leek
- Marul -Lettuce
- Yeşillik -Greens
- Mantar - Mushroom
- Bamya - Okra
- Bezelye - Pea
- Patates - Potato
- Balkabağı - Pumpkin
- Ispanak - Spinach
- Taze Soğan - Spring onion
- Soğan ( Kuru Soğan ) - Onion
- Nohut - Chickpea
- Mısır - Corn
- Domates - Tomato
- Şalgam - Turnip
- Buğday - Wheat
- Arpa - Barley
- Semizotu - Purslane
- Sarımsak - Garlic
- Mercimek - Lentil
- Yer elması - Sweet potato
Turkish Expressions Involving Vegetables[edit | edit source]
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Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- Technical vocabulary
- Colors
- Buildings
- How to Say Hello and Greetings
- How to use¨to be¨ with names and places
- Desserts
- Insects and Bugs
- Clothes
- Bathroom
- How to Say Good Bye