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Hello everybody,
In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about '''¨BREAKFAST¨''' in Turkish.
Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions!
Good learning! :)
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|'''<big>ENGLISH</big>'''
|'''<big>PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH</big>'''
|'''<big>TURKISH</big>'''
|'''<big>PRONUNCIATION BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
|'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
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|THE BREAD
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|'''<big>EKMEK</big>'''
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|O PÃO
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|THE EGG
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|'''<big>YUMURTA</big>'''
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|O OVO
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|THE OLIVE
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|'''<big>ZEYTİN</big>'''
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|A AZEITONA
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|THE OLIVE OIL
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|'''<big>ZEYTİNYAĞI</big>'''
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|O AZEITE
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|THE TEA
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|'''<big>ÇAY</big>'''
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|O CHÁ
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|THE TURKİSH BAGELS
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|'''<big>SİMİT</big>'''
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|OS BAGELS DE TURKİSH
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|THE YOGURD
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|<big>'''YOĞURT'''</big>
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|O YOGURD
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|THE CHEESE
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|<big>'''PEYNİR'''</big>
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|O QUEIJO
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|THE OATMEAL
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|<big>'''YULAF EZMESİ'''</big>
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|A AVEIA
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|THE MILK
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|<big>'''SÜT'''</big>
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|O LEITE
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|THE FRIED POTATO
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|<big>'''PATATES KIZARTMASI'''</big>
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|THE OMELET
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|<big>'''OMLET'''</big>
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|THE HONEY
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|<big>'''BAL'''</big>
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|THICK SYRUP OF
GRAPE JUICE
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|'''<big>PEKMEZ</big>'''
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|THE JAM
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|'''<big>REÇEL</big>'''
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|THE BUTTER
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|'''<big>TERAĞI</big>'''
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|THE FLAT BREAD
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|'''<big>PİDE</big>'''
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|THE FRENCH FRIES
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|'''<big>PATATES KIZARTMASI</big>'''
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|EGGS SCRAMBLED TOMATOS AND GREEN PEPPERS
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|'''<big>MENEMEN</big>'''
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|WHOLE-GRAİN BREAD
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|'''<big>TAM BUĞDAY EKMEĞİ</big>'''
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|THE SESAME PASTE
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|'''<big>TAHİN</big>'''
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|THE ORANGE JUICE
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|'''<big>PORTAKAL SUYU</big>'''
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Turkish breakfast plays an important role in Turkish culture.  
Turkish breakfast plays an important role in Turkish culture.  


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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> bread
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> bread
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span>different kinds of cheese
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span>different kinds of cheese
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> tea
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> tea
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> all kinds of olives
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> all kinds of olives
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> thick syrup of grape juice
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> thick syrup of grape juice
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span>all kinds of jam
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span>all kinds of jam
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span>meat
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span>meat
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> soup
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> soup
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> butter
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> butter
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> vegetables and fruits
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> vegetables and fruits
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> omelet
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> omelet
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> french fries
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> french fries
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> yogurt (a cultural Turkish food whic made is from milk)  
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> yogurt (a cultural Turkish food whic made is from milk)  
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> eggs scrambled with tomatoes and green pepper
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> eggs scrambled with tomatoes and green pepper
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> egg and a lot of special Turkish meals made of eggs
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> egg and a lot of special Turkish meals made of eggs
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<span style="color:#b22222> &#x25c6; </span> vegetables and dough
<span style="color:#b22222"> &#x25c6; </span> vegetables and dough
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In each region, breakfast contains specific foods related to the culture.  
In each region, breakfast contains specific foods related to the culture.  
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However, in the east of the country, people eat all kinds of meats and soups along with the basic breakfast foods.  
However, in the east of the country, people eat all kinds of meats and soups along with the basic breakfast foods.  


 
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Revision as of 03:05, 23 August 2019

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Hello everybody,

In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about ¨BREAKFAST¨ in Turkish.

Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions!

Good learning! :)

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ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH TURKISH PRONUNCIATION BRAZILIAN

PORTUGUESE

BRAZILIAN

PORTUGUESE

THE BREAD EKMEK O PÃO
THE EGG YUMURTA O OVO
THE OLIVE ZEYTİN A AZEITONA
THE OLIVE OIL ZEYTİNYAĞI O AZEITE
THE TEA ÇAY O CHÁ
THE TURKİSH BAGELS SİMİT OS BAGELS DE TURKİSH
THE YOGURD YOĞURT O YOGURD
THE CHEESE PEYNİR O QUEIJO
THE OATMEAL YULAF EZMESİ A AVEIA
THE MILK SÜT O LEITE
THE FRIED POTATO PATATES KIZARTMASI
THE OMELET OMLET
THE HONEY BAL
THICK SYRUP OF

GRAPE JUICE

PEKMEZ
THE JAM REÇEL
THE BUTTER TERAĞI
THE FLAT BREAD PİDE
THE FRENCH FRIES PATATES KIZARTMASI
EGGS SCRAMBLED TOMATOS AND GREEN PEPPERS MENEMEN
WHOLE-GRAİN BREAD TAM BUĞDAY EKMEĞİ
THE SESAME PASTE TAHİN
THE ORANGE JUICE PORTAKAL SUYU

Turkish breakfast plays an important role in Turkish culture.

In Turkey, the breakfast is very rich and generally contains the following ingredients:

◆ bread

◆ different kinds of cheese

◆ tea

◆ all kinds of olives

◆ thick syrup of grape juice

◆ all kinds of jam

◆ meat

◆ soup

◆ butter

◆ vegetables and fruits

◆ omelet

◆ french fries

◆ yogurt (a cultural Turkish food whic made is from milk)

◆ eggs scrambled with tomatoes and green pepper

◆ egg and a lot of special Turkish meals made of eggs

◆ vegetables and dough

In each region, breakfast contains specific foods related to the culture.

For example in the west part of Turkey (near the Marmara sea and the Mediteranean), people use olive oil, vegetables, all kinds of cheese and olives.

However, in the east of the country, people eat all kinds of meats and soups along with the basic breakfast foods.

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TURKISH ENGLISH TURKISH ENGLISH
EKMEK BREAD OMLET OMELET
YUMURTA EGG BAL HONEY
ZEYTİN OLIVE PEKMEZ THICK SYRUP OF GRAPE JUICE
ZEYTİNYAĞI OLIVE OIL REÇEL JAM
ÇAY TEA TERAĞI BUTTER
SİMİT TURKİSH BAGELS PİDE FLAT BREAD
YOĞURT YOGURD PATATES KIZARTMASI FRENCH FRİSE
PEYNİR CHEESE MENEMEN EGGS SCRAMBLED TOMATOS AND GREEN PEPPERS
YULAF EZMESİ OATMEAL TAM BUĞDAY EKMEĞİ WHOLE-GRAİN BREAD
SÜT MILK TAHİN SESAME PASTE
PATATES KIZARTMASI FRIED POTATO PORTAKAL SUYU ORANGE JUICE
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