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79 [seventy-nine]

Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

79 [yetmiş dokuz]

Sıfatlar 2

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I am wearing a blue dress. Ü-tümde------bi- elbi---va-. Ü______ m___ b__ e_____ v___ Ü-t-m-e m-v- b-r e-b-s- v-r- ---------------------------- Üstümde mavi bir elbise var. 0
I am wearing a red dress. Üstümde ---m--ı---r e-b-s--var. Ü______ k______ b__ e_____ v___ Ü-t-m-e k-r-ı-ı b-r e-b-s- v-r- ------------------------------- Üstümde kırmızı bir elbise var. 0
I am wearing a green dress. Üstü--- yeşil-bi---lbi------. Ü______ y____ b__ e_____ v___ Ü-t-m-e y-ş-l b-r e-b-s- v-r- ----------------------------- Üstümde yeşil bir elbise var. 0
I’m buying a black bag. Si--- b-- ç--t--sat-n--lıy-ru-. S____ b__ ç____ s____ a________ S-y-h b-r ç-n-a s-t-n a-ı-o-u-. ------------------------------- Siyah bir çanta satın alıyorum. 0
I’m buying a brown bag. Kahv-re-gi-b-- ----- s--ı- alı--ru-. K_________ b__ ç____ s____ a________ K-h-e-e-g- b-r ç-n-a s-t-n a-ı-o-u-. ------------------------------------ Kahverengi bir çanta satın alıyorum. 0
I’m buying a white bag. Beyaz-b-r-ç-n-a-s-tı------o-u-. B____ b__ ç____ s____ a________ B-y-z b-r ç-n-a s-t-n a-ı-o-u-. ------------------------------- Beyaz bir çanta satın alıyorum. 0
I need a new car. Y-n--bi--ara-ay----t------ --r. Y___ b__ a______ i________ v___ Y-n- b-r a-a-a-a i-t-y-c-m v-r- ------------------------------- Yeni bir arabaya ihtiyacım var. 0
I need a fast car. Hı-lı bir ---b-ya i--iy---m--a-. H____ b__ a______ i________ v___ H-z-ı b-r a-a-a-a i-t-y-c-m v-r- -------------------------------- Hızlı bir arabaya ihtiyacım var. 0
I need a comfortable car. Ra--t-bi- a--baya -hti-ac-m --r. R____ b__ a______ i________ v___ R-h-t b-r a-a-a-a i-t-y-c-m v-r- -------------------------------- Rahat bir arabaya ihtiyacım var. 0
An old lady lives at the top. Şu y--a-da---ş-ı-bi--ka--n----ru--r. Ş_ y______ y____ b__ k____ o________ Ş- y-k-r-a y-ş-ı b-r k-d-n o-u-u-o-. ------------------------------------ Şu yukarda yaşlı bir kadın oturuyor. 0
A fat lady lives at the top. Şu yu-a-d--ş-şma- bi- -adı--otu---or. Ş_ y______ ş_____ b__ k____ o________ Ş- y-k-r-a ş-ş-a- b-r k-d-n o-u-u-o-. ------------------------------------- Şu yukarda şişman bir kadın oturuyor. 0
A curious lady lives below. Ş- --a---a -era--ı-b-r--a--- --u-uyor. Ş_ a______ m______ b__ k____ o________ Ş- a-a-ı-a m-r-k-ı b-r k-d-n o-u-u-o-. -------------------------------------- Şu aşağıda meraklı bir kadın oturuyor. 0
Our guests were nice people. M-s-firl-----z cana -akı----sanl-rd-. M_____________ c___ y____ i__________ M-s-f-r-e-i-i- c-n- y-k-n i-s-n-a-d-. ------------------------------------- Misafirlerimiz cana yakın insanlardı. 0
Our guests were polite people. M-----r-er-m-z--i-a--i-sanl-r--. M_____________ k____ i__________ M-s-f-r-e-i-i- k-b-r i-s-n-a-d-. -------------------------------- Misafirlerimiz kibar insanlardı. 0
Our guests were interesting people. Mi-a-i-ler-m----l-i-ç--n----ar-ı. M_____________ i_____ i__________ M-s-f-r-e-i-i- i-g-n- i-s-n-a-d-. --------------------------------- Misafirlerimiz ilginç insanlardı. 0
I have lovely children. B---m -e---li--o-uk-a--- v--. B____ s______ ç_________ v___ B-n-m s-v-m-i ç-c-k-a-ı- v-r- ----------------------------- Benim sevimli çocuklarım var. 0
But the neighbours have naughty children. Ama -omşu-ar-n-a-s-z --c--l--ı v-r. A__ k_________ a____ ç________ v___ A-a k-m-u-a-ı- a-s-z ç-c-k-a-ı v-r- ----------------------------------- Ama komşuların arsız çocukları var. 0
Are your children well behaved? Çocuk--rı-ız--sl- -u? Ç___________ u___ m__ Ç-c-k-a-ı-ı- u-l- m-? --------------------- Çocuklarınız uslu mu? 0

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