EPISODE · Feb 5, 2025 · 10 MIN

#17: Türkler Romantik midir?

from Turkish Podcast with Ebru (Intermediate Level) / Ebru ile Türkçe Podcast (Orta Seviye) · host Turkish with Ebru

EN: Hello, dear listeners! In today’s episode, I talk about Valentine’s Day and whether Turks are romantic or not. How is Valentine’s Day celebrated in Turkey? How do Turks express love? Are we really a romantic nation?As always, you will learn new words with me. Remember to listen to each episode several times to learn new words better.You can get the transcripts, vocabulary lists and exercises for each episode on my Patreon page.Join my Patreon community to boost your Turkish skills.patreon.com/Turkish_with_EbruYou can also visit mywebsite:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://ebrusarikaya.com/en/home-page/⁠TR: Merhaba sevgili dinleyiciler! Bugünkü bölümde Sevgililer Günü'nden ve Türklerin romantik olup olmadığından bahsediyorum. Türkiye'de Sevgililer Günü nasıl kutlanır? Türkler aşkı nasıl ifade eder? Gerçekten romantik bir millet miyiz? Her zamanki gibi benimle yeni kelimeler öğreneceksiniz. Yeni kelimeleri daha iyi öğrenmek için her bölümü birkaç kez dinlemeyi unutmayın.Her bölümün transkriptlerini, kelime listelerini ve alıştırmalarını Patreon sayfamdan edinebilirsiniz. Türkçenizi geliştirmek için Patreon profilime siz de üye olun. patreon.com/Turkish_with_EbruAyrıca web sitemi de ziyaret edebilirsiniz:⁠⁠⁠https://ebrusarikaya.com/tr/ana-sayfa/⁠⁠Keywords: are Turks romantic, Turkish relationships, Turkish dating culture, Turkey love culture, learn Turkish podcast, Turkish culture A2/B1

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