Daily Life
Talk about your day in Turkish. Learn the times of day, everyday activities and places, and put a daily routine in order.
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Your day in Turkish 🌅
This module is about **daily life**: the times of day, the things you do, and the places you go. Turkish uses the Latin alphabet, so you can read it already, but with a few **extra letters**. Good news: Turkish has **no grammatical gender**, so there are no il/la to learn.
Times of day 🕐
The parts of the day: - **gün** = day - **sabah** = morning - **akşam** = evening - **gece** = night
Match each word to its meaning
- gün
- sabah
- akşam
- gece
- day
- morning
- evening
- night
Everyday activities 🍽️
Some common things you do each day (in the "to do" form): - **yemek** = to eat - **içmek** = to drink - **uyumak** = to sleep - **gitmek** = to go
Match each verb to its meaning
- yemek
- içmek
- uyumak
- gitmek
- to eat
- to drink
- to sleep
- to go
Spot the verb
Which verb means "to eat"?
- yemek
- içmek
- uyumak
- gitmek
Places 🏫
Two places that fill a day: - **okul** = school - **ev** = house / home So okula gitmek means "to go to school".
Spot the word
Which word means "school"?
- okul
- ev
- sabah
- gün
Actions, not things
Select the THREE words that are activities (verbs).
- yemek
- içmek
- uyumak
- sabah
- okul
- gün
A day in order
An interactive activity.
Special letters, no gender 🔤
Turkish adds some letters to the Latin alphabet: **ç, ğ, ş, ö, ü**, and, unusually, a **dotted i** and a **dotless ı** as two different letters. And a relief for learners: Turkish has **no grammatical gender**, so a noun is never masculine or feminine.
Describe a day
An interactive activity.
The right word
Complete in Turkish: "morning" is _____, "school" is _____, "to eat" is _____, and "to sleep" is _____.
Daily life summary
Turkish uses the Latin alphabet with extra letters like ş and ü, and has no grammatical _____. The word for day is _____, and the word for school is _____. To say to eat, you use _____.