Learn TOP 50 Turkish Adjectives With Their Antonyms

This video features TOP 50 Turkish adjectives together with their antonyms.
The Turkish adjectives covered in this video include: iyi/kötü (good/bad), büyük/küçük (big/small), güzel/çirkin (beautiful/ugly), kolay/zor (easy/difficult), açık/kapalı (open/closed), ince/kalın (thin/thick), geniş/dar (wide/narrow), uzun/kısa (long/short), yüksek/alçak (high/low), yakın/uzak (close/far), düz/eğri (straight/curved), dolu/boş (full/empty), hafif/ağır (light/heavy), yumuşak/sert (soft/hard), sıkı/gevşek (tight/loose), güçlü/zayıf (strong/weak), tatlı/acı (sweet/bitter), temiz/kirli (clean/dirty), kuru/yaş (dry/wet), soğuk/sıcak (cold/hot), serin/ılık (cool/warm), ilk/son (first/last), iç/dış (internal/external), ön/arka (front/back), alt/üst (lower/upper), sağ/sol (right/left), basit/karmaşık (simple/complex), doğru/yanlış (right/wrong), aynı/farklı (same/different), yeni/eski (new/old), siyah/beyaz (black/white), erken/geç (early/late), gerçek/sahte (real/fake), güvenli/tehlikeli (safe/dangerous), hızlı/yavaş (fast/slow), çabuk/yavaş (quick/slow), sakin/gürültülü (quiet/noisy), pahalı/ucuz (expensive/cheap), genç/yaşlı (young/old), şişman/zayıf (fat/slim), aç/tok (hungry/full), zengin/fakir (rich/poor), tembel/çalışkan (lazy/hardworking), akıllı/aptal (clever/stupid), cömert/bencil (generous/selfish), cesur/korkak (brave/cowardly), alçak gönüllu/kibirli (humble/arrogant), masum/suçlu (innocent/guilty), sağlıklı/hasta (healthy/sick), canlı/ölü (alive/dead).
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[@joshrossiter497]

I love your channel! Thanks for the great video

[@skkim6723]

Very useful. Thanks🧡💛

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

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[@pinkskycloud2930]

Thank you!

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[@gayliemorose2384]

Thank you so much

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[@Writergirlk]

1:48

[@farahaziz5111]

Çok net ve güzel öğretiniz
Elleriniz sağlık!!

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

Farah, thank you very much for your feedback!
Just for the sake of learning, the correct way would be:
Çok net ve güzel öğrettiniz. Ellerinize sağlık! :)

[@TravelNotesVlogs]

Thank you for the lessons. They are very useful.
I have a question. What is the difference between Eski and yaşlı ? Are they synonyms? Thanks!

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

Thanks for your feedback! 😊
Yaşlı is used for people, while eski is used for things. For example:
Adam çok yaşlı = The man is too old.
Bina çok eski = The building is too old.
Eski is also the opposite of new, if you want to mean. For example:
Bu şarkı eski bir şarkı = This song is an old song.

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