If you want to learn Turkish quickly, you should learn the words and question patterns in this section. You should create sentences on your own. In this section, you will also learn some adverbs of time. You should form sentences with these adverbs and solve quizzes                           

                                                KAÇ KERE   ?    

“In Turkish, the expression ‘kaç kere’ is used to inquire about how frequently an event, action, or situation is repeated. In English, the equivalent expressions would be ‘how many times’ or ‘how often.’ For example, the Turkish sentence ‘Kaç kere tatile gidiyorsun?’ can be translated into English as ‘How many times do you go on vacation?’ or ‘How often do you go on vacation?'”

Kaç kere?

“How many times?”
“¿Cuántas veces?”
كم مرة؟” (Kam maratan?)

                                    Yılda kaç kere tatile gidiyorsun?

“How many times do you go on vacation in a year?”

 “¿Cuántas veces te vas de vacaciones en un año?”

“كم مرة تذهب في عطلة في السنة؟” (Kam maratan tadhabu fi ‘atlah fi as-sana?)

 

Yılda 2 kere tatile gidiyorum

I go on vacation twice a year

Voy de vacaciones dos veces al año

أنا أذهب في عطلة مرتين في السنة.” (Ana adhabu fi ‘atlah martayn fi as-sana.)

 

Haftada kaç kere işe metro ile gidiyorsun?

How many times a week do you go to work by metro?

¿Cuántas veces a la semana vas al trabajo en metro?

كم مرة في الأسبوع تذهب إلى العمل بواسطة المترو؟” (Kam maratan fi al-usbū’ tadhabu ila al-‘amal bivaṣṣṣāṭ al-mitrū?)

 

Haftada 4 gün işe metro ile gidiyorum

I go to work by metro four days a week

Voy al trabajo en metro cuatro días a la semana.

أذهب إلى العمل بواسطة المترو أربعة أيام في الأسبوع.” (Adhabu ila al-‘amal bivaṣṣṣāṭ ayyām fi al-usbū’)

 

 

hergün

always

siempre

دائمًا

 

 

arasıra

sometimes

de vez en cuando

أحياناً” (ahyanan)

 

dün

yesterday

ayer

أمس” (ams)

 

bugün

today

“hoy”

اليوم

yarın

tomorrow

mañana”

Arapça: “غدًا” (ghadan)