"Kadın içer."

Translation: The woman drinks.

[bojana726355]

How am i supposed to know whether it goes with an article "the" or not?

[Mirjam60024]

Why do I need to write "the" if it's not present in Turkish??

[Quadir463143]

Same problem

[NoNameNoFace]

I cant understand how "içer" is pronounced. Im hearing it like "ichas"

[stephanie.amanda]

Sometimes when an "r" comes at the end of a word, it takes on a slight "sh" sound. I noticed it when I first went to Turkey and was very confused too. Some words have a more noticeable emphasis than others. It's very strong when some people say "hayır" (no).

[burak.duolingo]

i = as the "i" in "sit"

ç = as the "ch" in "church" (if you were writing the pronunciation of this using Turkish letters, it would be "çörç")

e = as the "e" in "get"

r = as the "r" in "car"

So, içer is pronounced i-çer, which in English would be ih-cherr. (perhaps not the easiest to transcribe. have a look at the google translate link below for an audio clip)

https://translate.google.com/?ie=UTF-8hl=enclient=tw-ob#auto/en/i%C3%A7er

[ph.Mldsmf]

can you provide a good article to learn things related to the alphabets, their style , their pronounciation?

[musabustun]

Ç is ch and you connect the er to the ç

[psaras666]

Why is it always the woman who is drinking? :D

[dogbreath69]

Cus the women is thirsty XD

[Saba95723]

Why should I use "The" ?

[jjd1123]

Could this also mean that the woman drinks habitually, like an alcoholic?

[Selcen_Ozturk]

not really

[burak.duolingo]

On its own, no. It could, within an established context.

[AsmaMegtit1]

Is it you the real burek ?

[MlkHuseyin]

The woman drinks

[TaleahsSar]

Hi

[royal_maha_malik]

Yes

[Laura263802]

Hello

[Abdullahah510990]

i need alphabetical learning

[AMAN701770]

Hello

[AMAN701770]

Advice me to learn turkish language ?

[Abdullahah510990]

how can i learn alphapetical

[AliRezaRez986581]

سلام

[1ax84]

05344247477

[Innocentla3]

How i know where used the

[BeatkaBerk]

The

[Inam.ansah]

No this is not easy