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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2026 · 3 MIN

NASA's Mars Flyby, Japan Earthquake & More | News in Easy Turkish

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As July begins to wind down, new milestones in space exploration and natural forces on Earth shape our world news. With Lingopie's News in Easy Turkish, learners can practice through a real news day shaped by Japan and more. Today's news in easy Turkish: NASA's Psyche spacecraft successfully used Mars to gain speed on its journey to an asteroid, marking a significant step in space exploration. A powerful earthquake struck Kyushu in southern Japan, causing building collapses and temporary tsunami alerts. Massive wildfires continue to displace thousands in France and Spain, creating difficulties for firefighting efforts. The African Union met in Ethiopia to address economic challenges from Middle East conflicts affecting the continent. Chad plans to exit the International Criminal Court, joining other nations in criticizing its focus on Africa. This episode is full of vocabulary you'll hear again and again in Turkish-language media — deprem, yangın, uzay aracı, ekonomik etki, uluslararası. Find it all in context inside Lingopie. Practice with real shows and news in Lingopie. Try Lingopie free for 7 days

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