Learn Turkish with Video - What's in Your Daily Cycle of Turkish?

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Learn Turkish with TurkishClass101.com! Your family has moved to this beautiful country and have just started getting a daily routine down. Everyone seems to be doing their own thing. The only quality family time you have is around the breakfast table. You have all agreed to speak Turkish during this time to ease your way into society. Every morning, you say, "Good morning," in Turkish, and everyone replies in Turkish. You then speak about your plans for the day and what time you will return home to grab a bite to eat, finish some last-minute errands, and go to sleep, before starting the cycle all over again. But as you sit down at the table this morning, it seems you and your father are the only ones who have made it. You ask in Turkish, "Where's mom?" He answers in Turkish, "She is brushing her teeth and washing her face." You are starving and really wish everyone would hurry up. You ask your father in Turkish, "Where is my little brother this morning?" In an annoyed tone, he answers in Turkish, "He is still in his bed waking up." Nice. You stare at your father for just a moment, trying to convey how hungry you are in your stare. Finally, he tells you in Turkish, "Oh go ahead! Eat breakfast!" Looks like you have broken this daily routine! TurkishClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Turkish!

This Turkish Video Vocabulary lesson will teach you important vocabulary regarding normal daily routines. In this Turkish vocabulary video, you will learn Turkish by watching the video, seeing both Turkish and Turkish translations describing the video, and all while listening to the Turkish translations being read aloud by our native Turkish speakers. Visit us at TurkishClass101.com where you will find many more great Turkish lessons and learning materials! Leave us a message while you are there!

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