Examples of using "Turco" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you speak Turkish?
Do you speak Turkish?
Do you speak Turkish?
Do you speak Turkish?
I understand Turkish.
I'm Turkish.
Do you speak Turkish?
We speak Turkish.
I don't speak Turkish.
- I am learning Turkish.
- I'm learning Turkish.
I don't speak Turkish.
Her boyfriend is Turkish.
He is a turkish
- I'm Turkish.
- I am Turkish.
Her boyfriend is Turkish.
She's got a Turkish boyfriend.
I don't have a Turkish keyboard.
or 'tepe' or 'höyük' in Turkish language.
You translate it into Turkish, it translates.
I speak very good English and Turkish.
Turkish is a difficult language.
How do you say "telephone" in Turkish?
Turkishness is very old, as I said
My dream is to study Turkish in Istanbul.
We use western terms that are not in Turkish
And we're going to call it 'Chobani' -- it means 'shepherd' in Turkish."
that child was the last Turk from the Turks.
We make throat sounds that are not in Turkish
A Turkish journalist visiting the Metropolitan Museum in America
You're the scapegoat.
If you bring a man who is an enemy of Turkishness
Fearing a Turkish counter-attack, he withdrew to Constantinople.
They simply need a scapegoat.
Nearly everyone knows that my mother tongue is Turkish.
but this is not enough trying to destroy Turkishness
Did not say that Turkishness is the epic of existence
whereas Turkish is one of the oldest races.
but Turkishness will again increase from one person to the world
According to Shamanism, the old Turks entered a foreign forest
He lived in Istanbul for years. He speaks Turkish very well.
Baibars was of Turkic origin, either a Kipchak or a Cuman.
Why shouldn't one of those theories be written in Turkish?
They simply need to find a scapegoat.
There's a Turkish student at Magdalena's school. His name is Reşit.
"3.14" written in English is written as "3,14" in Turkish and French. It is read as "three point one four" in English and "three comma fourteen" in Turkish and French.
If you create sentences in Turkish and Estonian on Tatoeba, there's a large chance that you're boracasli.
A Turkish dictator made a law that his subjects, under pain of death, should change to European costume.
It was a Turk who observed it for the first time. He talked about it at an astronomy congress.
No turbaned Turk, no hired Venetian or Malay, could have smote him with more seeming malice.
This asteroid has only once been seen through the telescope. That was by a Turkish astronomer, in 1909.
Shortly thereafter, a Turkish dictator decided that all his people must dress in the European way. Anyone who disobeyed would be put to death. Then the Turk spoke to astronomers about his discovery again. And this time they all believed he was telling the truth.
We celebrate November 28 as Tatoeba day because it is the day when Turkish, Esperanto and Greek were added.