Describe People's Appearance and Personality in Turkish | Lesson 48

Practise asking what someone is like and describing personality, height, hair, eyes, and family resemblance in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• What is she like?• She is nice and friendly.• What does he look like?• He is quite tall.• He has got brown hair and blue eyes.• Does he look like his mother or his father?• He looks like his father.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

Practise asking what is wrong and talking about illness, pain, tiredness, and a cold in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• What's the matter?• I feel ill.• I've got a headache.• My eyes hurt.• I've got a cold.• He looks tired.• How is he today?• He is not well.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

Practise asking about a party and describing whether it was fun, boring, short, or memorable in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• How was the party?• The party was great.• We all had a good time.• It was boring.• I left early.• I stayed for a long time.• We danced for many hours.• We should do this again sometime.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

Practise describing a morning routine from waking up through arriving at work in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• Do you wake up early?• I wake up at six o'clock.• I get up at seven o'clock.• For breakfast, I always drink juice.• After breakfast, I go to work.• I leave my house at eight o'clock.• I arrive at work at half-past nine.• Sometimes I am late to work.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

Practise asking whether someone has eaten and talking about meals, hunger, and thirst in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• Have you eaten lunch yet?• No, I haven't eaten yet.• I ate lunch an hour ago.• What did you eat?• I ate fish.• Do you eat breakfast every day?• Yes, I eat breakfast every day.• I'm hungry.• I'm thirsty.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

Practise asking about someone's week and describing work, visitors, routines, and recent purchases in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• How was your week?• It was good.• My friends arrived on Monday.• I worked in the office.• My sister visited on Thursday.• I walked my dog everyday.• I bought a new phone a few days ago.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

Practise asking where someone was yesterday and talking about places and people they visited in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• Where were you yesterday?• I went to a party.• I was at the cinema together with a friend.• I met friends.• I met friends in the cafe.• I was in the countryside.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

Practise talking about places you want to visit, past trips, and travel experiences in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• I like to travel.• I want to visit Germany.• I enjoy visiting Italy.• Have you been to England?• I have never been there.• I was in France.• Have you ever been to Paris?• I went there on holiday last year.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

Practise asking what someone is afraid of and talking about common fears in Turkish. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginnerPhrases in this lesson:• What are you scared of?• I'm scared of the dark.• Frankly speaking• Frankly speaking, I'm scared of flying.• As you already know• As you already know, she is scared of spiders.• I'm not scared of flying.• They are scared of clowns.• I was scared of telling him the truth.Continue learning with LinguaBoostThis episode is a selected sample from the complete 50-lesson Beginner Turkish course. Follow the podcast so you don’t miss upcoming sample lessons. Some rotating lessons are available for a limited time.Get the complete course with structured review sessions, downloadable MP3s, PDF transcripts, and lifetime access:https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-turkish-beginner

In this lesson you'll learn the following phrases: What do you need? / I need a taxi. / Do you need anything? / No, I don't need anything. / I need some time to think. / He needs help. / They need flowers for a wedding. / I needed this. / As far as I know / As far as I know, he doesn't need any help.