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MONTHS, DAYS, SEASONS, ORDINAL NUMBERS, CARINAL NUMBERS. M O N T H S. January OCAK. January is the first month of the year. January is one of the coldest months. February ŞUBAT. February 14th is Valentine ’ s Day. February is the shortest month.
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MONTHS, DAYS, SEASONS, ORDINAL NUMBERS, CARINAL NUMBERS
January OCAK • January is the first month of the year. • January is one of the coldest months.
FebruaryŞUBAT • February 14th is Valentine’s Day. • February is the shortest month. • I love February because the semester holiday is in February.
March MART • Spring starts in March. • Every March, we have a scientific camp for two weeks at school. • She will finish school in March. • We will be living in Japan next March.
AprilNİSAN • April is the first month of spring. • Children's holiday is in April. • I stopped smoking in April last year. • We will have finished the project in April.
May MAYIS • She was born in May with some health problems. • The film was released in May. • After the film had been released in May, 10.000 people watched it. • I will send her some flowers on her birthday in May.
June HAZİRAN • Theschoolwill be finished in June. • People generallygototheseaside in June. • Theschoolsclose in June.
July TEMMUZ • I thinkJuly is thebestmonthto be on themountains. • Itbecomesvery hot in ourcountry in July. • Wegototheseaside in July.
AugustAĞUSTOS • August is the hottest month of the year.
September EYLÜL • In September, schools start in many countries. • Autumn begins in September.
October EKİM • In October the leaves turn yellow. • Her mother will have an operation in October. • I have been working on this same project since October. • I would love to be in my hometown in October.
November KASIM • November is the last month of autumn. • They had been working for a big company before they established their own company in November, 1999. • We will have a skiing holiday at a touristic centre in November.
DecemberARALIK • Shewasborn in December, soshestartedschooloneyearlate. • December is thebeginning of winter. • I usuallygoskiing in December
Hangi ay olduğunu sormak için şu cümleyi kurarız: • What month is it? • Cevap olarak ise: • ‘It is January’ diyebiliriz.
Şimdi ise her bir ayla hem Türkçe hem de İngilizce cümle kuralım; • Doğum günüm 25 Ocak'ta ==> My birthday is on 25th January. • Şubat ayı soğuktur. ==> February is cold. • Mart ayında kedi alacağım. ==> I'm getting a cat in March • .Nisan ayında yazlığa gidiyorum. ==> I am going to the summer house in April. • Babam Mayıs ayında öldü. ==> My father died in May. • Haziran'da denize gittim. ==> I went to sea in June.
Temmuz ayında partiye gitti. ==> She went to a party in July. . Ağustos ayı çok sıcak. ==> August is very hot. . Eylül ayında okullar açılıyor. ==> Schools open in September. . Ekim ayında Ankara'ya gideceğim. ==> I am going to Ankara in October. . Kasım ayını çok severim. ==> I like November. . Aralık ayından nefret eder. ==> He hates December.
Ay ve Günleri Okuma • Türkiye'de tarihi gün / ay / yıl sıralaması ile yazarız. Avrupa ülkelerinde de bu şekildedir. Ancak Amerika'da, tarih yazılırken ay, günden önce (ay / gün / yıl) yazılıyor. • Normal: 22/11/2002 • Amerikan: 11/22/2002
Özellikle Amerikan İngilizcesinde, hızlıca söylemek için sadece kaçıncı ay ve kaçıncı gün olduğu sayılar ile söylenebiliyor. Buna en güzel örnek de 11 Eylül tarihidir. 11 Eylül, 9/11 olarak yazılır ve "nine eleven" olarak söylenir.
SUNDAYPAZAR • Sunday is named after the sun.
MONDAYPAZARTESİ • Monday is named after the moon.
TUESDAYSALI • Tuesday is named after Tiu, the English god of war and the sky.
WEDNESDAYÇARŞAMBA • Wednesday is named after Woden, the chief Anglo-Saxon god.
THURSDAYPERŞEMBE • Thursday is named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder.
FRIDAYCUMA • Friday is named after Freya, the Teutonic goddess of love and beauty.
SATURDAYCUMARTESİ • Saturday is named after Saturn.
Hafta- Week • I dont have any free time this week. • İş günleri/hafta içi- Weekday • I’m really busy on weekdays • Haftasonu-Weekend • We can meet on the weekend. • Gün-Day • There are 3 days left for the exam and I don’t know anything. • It’s been 5 days since we talked.
Dün-Yesterday • I remember seeing you yesterday • Yarın-Tomorrow • I have to wake up really early tomorrow. • Tomorrow is a new day. Make a fresh start.
SPRING İLKBAHAR • My birthday is in March. It’s in the spring. • Mother’s day is in the spring. • March, April and May are spring months.
SUMMER YAZ • We don’t go to the school in the summer. • Father’s day is in the summer. • June, July and August are summer months.
AUTUMN SONBAHAR • I can fly a kite in the fall. • When it’s spring in the Southern hemisphere, it’s fall in the Northern hemisphere. • September, October and November are autumn months.
WINTER KIŞ • We can build a snowman in the winter. • New Year is in the winter. • December, January and February are winter months.
0 – zero (zirou) 1 – one (van) 2 – two (tu)3 – three (tıri)4 – four (for)5 – five (fayf)6 – six (siks)7 – seven (sevın)8 – eight (eyt)9 – nine (nayn)
10 – ten (ten)11 – eleven (elevın)12 – twelve (tüvelf)13 – thirteen (törtiin)14 – fourteen (fortiin)15 – fifteen (fiftiin)16 – sixteen (sikstiin)17 – seventeen (sevıntiin)18 – eighteen (eytiin)19 – nineteen (nayntiin)
20 – twenty (tüventi)21 – twenty one (tüventi van)22 – twenty two (tüventi tu)23 – twenty three (tüventiy tırii)24 – twenty four (tüventiy for)25 – twenty five (tüventiy fayf)26 – twenty six (tüventiy siks)27 – twenty seven (tüventiy sevın)28 – twenty eight (tüventiy eyt)29 – twenty nine (tüventiy nayn)
30 – thirty (törtiy)31 – thirty one (törtiy van)32 – thirty two (törtiy tu)33 – thirty three (törtiy tıri)34 – thirty four (törtiy for)35 – thirty five (törtiy fayf)36 – thirty six (törtiy siks)37 – thirty seven (törtiy sevın)38 – thirty eight (törtiy eyt)39 – thirty nine (törtiy nayn)
40 – forty (fortiy)41 – forty one (fortiy van)42 – forty two (fortiy tu)43 – forty three (fortiy tıri)44 – forty four (forty for)45 – forty five (fortiy fayf)46 – forty six (fortiy siks)47 – forty seven (fortiy sevın)48 – forty eight (fortiy eyt)49 – forty nine (fortiy nayn)
50 – fifty (fiftiy)51 – fifty one (fifti van)52 – fifty two (fifti tu)53 – fifty three (fift,itıri)54 – fifty four (fifti for)55 – fifty five (fifti fayf)56 – fifty six (fifti siks)57 – fifty seven (fifti sevın)58 – fifty eight (fifti eyt)59 – fifty nine (fifti nayn)
60 – sixty (Siksti)61 – sixty one (siksti van)62 – sixty two (siksti tu)63 – sixty three (siksti tıri)64 – sixty four (siksti for)65 – sixty five (siksti fayf)66 – sixty six (siksti Siks)67 – sixty seven (siksti sevın)68 – sixty eight (siksti eyt)69 – sixty nine (siksti nayn)
70 – seventy (Sevınti)71 – seventy one (sevınti van)72 – seventy two (sevıntı tu)73 – seventy three (sevıntı tıri)74 – seventy four (sevıntı for)75 – seventy five (sevintı fayf)76 – seventy six (sevıntı siks)77 – seventy seven (sevıntı sevın)78 – seventy eight (sevıntı eyt)79 – seventy nine (sevıntı nayn)
80 – eighty (eyti)81 – eighty one (eyti van)82 – eighty two (eyti tu)83 – eighty three (eyti tıri)84 – eighty four (eyti for)85 – eighty five (eyti fayf)86 – eighty six (eyti siks)87 – eighty seven (eyti sevın)88 – eighty eight (eyti eyt)89 – eighty nine (eyti nayn)
90 – ninety (naynti)91 – ninety one (naynti van)92 – ninety two (naynti tu)93 – ninety three (naynti tıri)94 – ninety four (naynti for)95 – ninety five (naynti fayf)96 – ninety six (naynti siks)97 – ninety seven (naynti sevın)98 – ninety eight (naynti eyt)99 – ninety nine (naynti nayn)100 – One hundred (van handırıd)