When learning a new language, there is a lot you need to keep in mind. I’m of the opinion that learning is easier when you have less on your mind – that’s why I’m a big fan of cheat sheets and references! Any time you’re unsure, just have a look at the sheet. Check a few times during study and you’ll have everything memorized in no time.
For this purpose, I have added two new items to my ko-fi. One about vowel and consonant harmony and one about cases.
[ID: Ko-fi listings for a Turkish Cases Printable Poster and a Turkish Vowel and Consonant Harmony Cheat Sheet. /end ID]
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In Turkish, to make nouns plural, you add the suffix -lar or -ler to the noun. The choice between these suffixes depends on minor vowel harmony rules.
-ler is used if the last vowel in the noun is a front vowel (e, i, ö, ü).
-lar is used if the last vowel in the noun is a back vowel (a, ı, o, u).
Example:
Kitap (book) → Kitaplar (books) (last vowel is 'a', so use -lar)
Kalem (pen) → Kalemler (pens) (last vowel is 'e', so use -ler)
2. Minor Vowel Harmony
Minor vowel harmony in Turkish affects suffixes, making them adapt to the vowels in the root word. When a suffix is added to a word, it must harmoniously match the last vowel of the word.
Unlike major vowel harmony, there are only two possible vowels when using minor vowel harmony.
Front Vowels: e, i, ö, ü -> use e
Back Vowels: a, ı, o, u -> use a
Exercises
1. When do you use E and when do you use A? Fill in the correct vowels.
[ID: Two circles, one labeled E and one labeled A, are both surrounded by four empty circles each. /end ID]
Discover the fun in learning with this free 3-page PDF worksheet! Packed with engaging activities, this worksheet helps children master Turkish vocabulary for animals and emotions through coloring, connecting, and "fill in the blank" exercises. It’s a playful and interactive way to build language skills and spark curiosity.
Additionally, this worksheet encourages kids to connect facial expressions with descriptive words. This helps them to articulate their feelings, fostering emotional awareness and empathy.
PNG versions of the worksheet are above, a printable PDF version is available at this address: https://ko-fi.com/s/f75b2a2608
ID in alt text. Full transcript below the cut or available as a PDF with the link above.
Transcript
1. Match the Animal to Its Turkish Name!
Use the hints below to write the correct Turkish name underneath each picture. Color the pictures.
[ID: Pictures of a cat, bird, dog, fish, bunny, and cow. /end ID]
Balık: This animal lives underwater.
Kedi: This animal loves to chase mice.
Kuş: This animal can fly.
Tavşan: This animal loves to eat vegetables.
Köpek: This animal barks.
Inek: This animal is important for dairy products.
2. Color by Emotion. Below is a picture of six faces. Each face has an emotion written below it in Turkish. Use the key to color the faces.
3. Fill in the Missing Letter
Complete the Turkish words by filling in the missing letters.
K_di (Cat)
M_tlu (Happy)
Ku_ (Bird)
Köp_k (Dog)
Üzg_n (Sad)
4. Complete the Sentences
Do you still remember the animal names from earlier? Fill in the correct animal.
The cat is playing. Bu _ oynuyor.
The dog is eating. Bu _ yiyor.
The bird is flying. Bu _ uçuyor.
The rabbit is jumping. Bu _ zıplıyor.
The fish is swimming. Bu _ yüzüyor.
The cow is eating grass. Bu _ ok yiyor.
5. How Are They Feeling?
Do you still remember the emotions from earlier? Draw lines to match the face with the correct emotion in Turkish.
[ID: Six emoji faces are opposite six Turkish words, in the wrong order. Top to bottom they read 🤩, 🙁, 😃, 😨, 😵 and 😡. Üzgün, Mutlu, Bunalmış, Kızgın, Heyecanlı, Korkmuş. /end ID]
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This worksheet contains free clipart by StarGlade, GDJ, and OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay. Additionally, the thumbnail (not part of this download) contains emoji from pixlr and clipart by Md Abdul Rashid from Pixabay.
Turkish for Kids | Animals and Emotions | Download this worksheet and more at https://ko-fi.com/ameera_ameera
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Adjectives 101 - Turkish Worksheet
Explore Turkish with this exciting, free 6-page PDF worksheet bundle! Featuring 13 fun exercises and 3 clear explanatory texts on adjectives for nouns and pronouns, it's perfect for beginners and ideal for self-study. Grab it now and start learning! ⭐
You will learn to:
Use adjectives in a sentence
Describe nouns and pronouns
Create sentences such as "I am happy" or "the cat is black"
Contains:
Explanatory texts
Worksheets with 13 exercises
Word Bank
Solutions for all exercises
This topic won my recent poll, so I hope you will like it! Please download and tell me what you think ^w^
