There are some expressions we use when we are at school. Let\u2019s elaborate on these with some example dialogues.<\/p>\n
Okuldayken kulland\u0131\u011f\u0131m\u0131z baz\u0131 kal\u0131plar vard\u0131r. Bunlar\u0131 baz\u0131 \u00f6rnek diyaloglar ile inceleyelim.<\/p>\n
A: The bell is ringing, we should go to class.\u00a0 (Zil \u00e7al\u0131yor, derse gitmeliyiz.)<\/p>\n
B: Let\u2019s hurry up! (Hadi, acele edelim!)<\/p>\n
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A: Can I borrow your pencil? (Kalemini \u00f6d\u00fcn\u00e7\u00a0 alabilir miyim?)<\/p>\n
B: Yes, you can. (Evet, alabilirsin.)<\/p>\n
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A: What is your favorite subject? (En sevdi\u011fin ders ne?)<\/p>\n
B: Math, what about you? (Matematik, seninki?)<\/p>\n
A: Mine is science! (Benimki fen bilgileri!)<\/p>\n
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A: Breaktime is\u00a0 over, let\u2019s g oto the classroom. (Teneff\u00fcs bitti, haydi s\u0131n\u0131fa gidelim.)<\/p>\n
B: What class is next? (Bir sonraki ders ne?)<\/p>\n
A: \u0130t is math. (Matematik.)<\/p>\n
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A: I am going to the canteen, would you like to come? (Kantine gidece\u011fim, gelmek ister misin?)<\/p>\n
B: Yes, sure! (Evet, elbette!)<\/p>\n
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Teacher: How are you? (Nas\u0131lsl\u0131n\u0131z?)<\/p>\n
Students: We are fine, thank you! (\u0130yiyiz, te\u015fekk\u00fcrler!)<\/p>\n
Teacher: It is very nice to see you. (Sizi g\u00f6rmek \u00e7ok g\u00fczel.)<\/p>\n
Student: Teacher, may I open the window? (\u00d6\u011fretmenim, pencereyi a\u00e7abilir miyim?)<\/p>\n
Teacher: Certainly, it is very hot in the classroom. (Tabi ki, s\u0131n\u0131f\u0131n i\u00e7erisi \u00e7ok s\u0131cak.)<\/p>\n
Student: Teacher, I\u2019m sorry I am late. May I come in? (\u00d6\u011fretmenim, ge\u00e7 kald\u0131\u011f\u0131m i\u00e7in \u00f6z\u00fcr dilerim. Girebilir miyim?)<\/p>\n
Teacher: Of course, come in. (Ellbette, gir.)<\/p>\n
Teacher: Have you all done your homework? (Hepiniz \u00f6devinizi yapt\u0131n\u0131z m\u0131?)<\/p>\n
Students: Yes, we have. (Evet, yapt\u0131k.)<\/p>\n
Teacher: Please open your books to page 20. Let\u2019s read a text. (L\u00fctfen kitaplar\u0131n\u0131zda 20.sayfay\u0131 a\u00e7\u0131n. Bir metin okuyal\u0131m.)<\/p>\n
Student: May I ask a question? (Bir soru sorabilir miyim?)<\/p>\n
Teacher: Yes, please. (Evet, l\u00fctfen.)<\/p>\n
Student: What does that Word mean? (O kelime ne anlama geliyor?)<\/p>\n
Teacher: Repeat after me. (S\u00f6yledi\u011fimi tekrarlay\u0131n.)<\/p>\n
Student: I don\u2019t understand can you repeat please? (Anlamad\u0131m, l\u00fctfen tekrarlar m\u0131s\u0131n\u0131z?)<\/p>\n
Teacher: Sure. (Tabi ki)<\/p>\n
Student: How do you spell it? (Nas\u0131l heceleriz?)<\/p>\n
Teacher: c-l-a-s-s<\/p>\n
Student: May I go to the bathroom? (Lavaboya gidebilir miyim?)<\/p>\n
Teacher: Yes you may.\u00a0 (Evet gidebilirsin.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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