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In this episode: why Turkish has three verbs where English has one, what separates passive daydreaming from deliberate imagination and four ways to build the skill.
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In this episode: how different languages name walking, why yürümek in Turkish means "to continue" as much as "to walk", and what philosophers were really doing on those long walks.
What allows an anonymous folk song to resonate across centuries? In this episode, we explore the world of türküler—traditional Turkish folk songs—and discover what they can teach us about the Turkish language and culture.
Geopolitics, history and humour from Türkiye's Black Sea coast.
Recorded in Trabzon, in the rain.
Grief from three sides: the word, the brain, and the society. Plus the one Turkish phrase you will one day need — başın sağ olsun.
Learn and practice Turkish with natural conversations.
Bölümde geçen ifadeler: https://konudansapmayalim.substack.com/p/bolum-2-yas?r=8ypsny&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web
300 years ago, nobody had a hobby. Not one person. In this episode: where hobbies came from, my own adventures with books and amateur theatre, and what Türkiye actually does with its free time — with numbers.
Natural, clear Turkish for B1–C1 learners.
https://konudansapmayalim.substack.com/p/bolum-1-hobiler?r=8ypsny&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
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