1. water - wotah
    night - noit
    liar - layah
    what - woat
    tuesday - chusdei
    harr potter - herwi potah

    evet, artık bir ingiliz gibi konuşmaya hazırsınız.

    kaynak:
    #22907 fly | 8 yıl önce
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  2. ingiliz dili. günümüz dünyasında uluslararası geçerliliği en yüksek dil.
    #15635 endingcredits | 8 yıl önce
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  3. eskiden yazıldığı gibi okunan, ama daha sonra gerek kralların fransızlaşması (dolayısıyla halkın da ucundan fransızlaşması) gerek zaman zaman baskın aksanların ele geçirmesiyle yazılışı fonetik olarak okunamayan bir dildir. örneğin "and" kelimesini bazıları "end", bazıları "and" ve bazıları "ond" diye telaffuz etmekteymiş eskiden.

    günümüzde konuşulanı londra diyalektidir.

    ayrıca eski hali, almanca'ya daha yakındır.

    #68268 touma seguchi | 7 yıl önce
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  4. büyük ihtimalle gelecekte tahtını ispanyolca veya çince'ye kaptıracak olan dil.

    genelde insanlar "günümüzün latincesi ingilizce" dese de bu kanı çok yanlış bir kanıdır. neredeyse dünya dili olmasına rağmen ingilizce, latince kadar insanların hayatında yer edinememiştir.
    #77535 touma seguchi | 7 yıl önce
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  5. Turkler tarafindan yuksek sesle veya bagirilarak konusuldugunda karsidakinin daha iyi anlayacaginin sanildigi dil.
    #77761 timoteus | 7 yıl önce
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  6. şu "yuvarlanan r" sesi sadece amerikan ingilizcesinde vardır ve dünya dillerinin geri kalanının neredeyse tamamına yabancıdır. bu yüzden bilimkurgu ve fantastik eserlerde kullanılan yapay dillere pek eklenmez.

    yapay dil demişken, orta atlantik aksanı denilen, dünyanın hiçbir toplumuna ait olmayan bir aksan, 1930'lae ve 40'larda amerika'da aristokratlar arasında yayılmıştır. o yılların gümüş perdedesinin bu meşhur ingilizcesi sadece holivut filmlerinde ve dar gruplarda bir elitlit göstergesi olarak kullanılmıştır. bazı özel okullar bunu "doğru ingilizce" ilan edip çocukların ingilizcesini buna yontmaya kadar götürmüşler işi.

    ingiliz ingilizcesi özentiliği savaştan önce bu noktadaymış.
    #148901 son kurtadam | 6 yıl önce
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  7. 1000 yılda epey değişen dil:

    i.ibb.co/...
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  8. aşağıdaki kelimelere çalışılması halinde şukela mertebesinde sahip olabileceğinz dil.

    ayrıca şu videolar ile daha kolay çalışabilirsiniz.
    youtu.be/...
    youtu.be/...
    youtu.be/...
    youtu.be/...
    youtu.be/...

    son yökdil sınavının 3 alanındaki toplam 20 kelimenin 14'ü bu listeden çıktı üstelik!

    latince/yunanca kökenleri nedeniyle kelime çalışırken göz önüne alabileceğiniz bazı ön/son eklere köklere ve eş / zıt anlamlı kelimelere örnekler.
    1. ab (away): abnormal, abuse, abhor, abandon, abduct, abolish, absent, abort, abrupt, absurd, absolutely, abdicate, absorb, abrasive, aberrant, abstract, abstain, abject, aboriginal, abomination
    2. ad/af/a/ag (to, towards): addict, admit, admire, advertise, adhere, adjust, adapt, adopt, adept, adventure, advisor, advice, advance, address, administer, adverse, advocate, adore, adult, lead, afford, aspire, paramount, allow, allocate, agent; agile, attention
    3. ambi, amphi(both, on both/all sides): ambidextrous, ambiguous, ambition, ambush, amphibian, ambiance, ambivalence, ambivert, ambilateral
    4. bi (two, twice): biceps, bicycle, bipedal, bilingual, binoculars, bicentennial, bilateral, biannual, bisexual, bias, bigamy
    5. ced (go, move): proceed, procedure, exceed, precede, access, intercede, recede, succeed, antecedent, unprecedented, secede
    6. cept (taken, seized): accept, contraceptive, except, exceptional, deception (deceive), perception (perceive), reception (receive), intercept, concept, conceive, inception, susceptible
    7. cid/cis (cut, kill): herbicide, insecticide, fungicide, homicide, patricide, genocide, fratricide, infanticide, suicide decide, concise, scissors, ceaser(ean), incise, excise, precise
    8. clud/clus (shut, close): include, exclude, conclude, preclude, seclude, recluse, close
    9. co (together, mutual): cooperate, compile, coordinate, complete, concise, collect, collide, combine, colony
    10. con- (with, thoroughly): connect, convene, congregate, consensus, concord, conclude, convince, consequence, concede, concise, constitute
    11. de (off,from,down, un): derive, decelerate, demote, decapitate, decaffeinated, decay, deduce, delay, detract, destroy, destruct, decline, demolish, defy, deviate, decipher, deactivate, deforestation, debug, deconstruct, demise, decentralized, decarbonize, declassify, debunk, decompose, decompress, decriminalise, defrost
    12. di/dif (two, double, twofold, apart): different, distinct, dispense, distinguish, dilemma, dialect, dialogue, discuss, diverge, distant, digest, individual, disperse, diffuse
    13. dict/dic(say): addict, verdict, predict, contradict, dedicate, predicament, dictate, dictionary, diction, dictator, jurisdiction, indicate, benedict, indictment
    14. e/ex(out): exceed, exit, eject, extend, exclude, emit, emigrate, eradicate, evident (evidence), evade, erode, emerge, expand, expatriate, expose, exploit, extort, export, expedition, exhibit, except, explore, excel(lent), express, expire, exile, exhume, exert, excite, exaggerate, excavate, examine, ecstasy, eccentric
    15. en (put into, cover with): enable, encage, encircle, encode, encourage, encrypt, endanger, engulf, enjoy, enlighten, envelope, encompass, enhance
    16. fer (carry (across)): transfer, defer, ferry (boat), suffer, different, refer, prefer, fertile, fruit, infer, referendum, circumference, vociferous, coniferous, proliferate, confer(ance), interfere, offer, fermentation, lucifer
    17. flu(flow, stream, glow): influenza, influence, flux, fluent, fluid, flow, affluent, superfluous, fluctuate
    18. fort (strong, vigorous, powerful): fort, force, fortress, fortification, fortitude, reinforce, effort, comfortable, fortune, (unfortunately)
    19. frail, fract, frag (break; shatter): fractal, fraction, fracture, fragment, frail, refract, suffrage, freak, fragile
    20. gest (bear, carry): ingest, digest, disgust, congest, suggest, indigestion, gesture, gastronomy, gastritis
    21. ject (throw): project, object, subject, inject, reject, interject, jet, trajectory, eject, conjecture
    22. lumin (light): illustrate, illustrious, illuminate, illusion, bio-luminescence, aluminum, luminosity
    23. mit (send out) omit, dismiss, permit, submit, commit, demise, submissive, surmise, transmit, promise, admit
    24. ob (towards, in the way): obey, obligation, oblivious, obliterate, obsess, obsolete, obstacle, observe, object, obstruct, obstinate, obvious, obnoxious
    25. out (more, better): outdo, outperform, outweigh, outnumber, outdure, outmaneouvre, outlast, outpace, outrun
    26. ped/pod (foot): pedestrian, expedition, expedite, stampede, pedal, impede, orthopedy, bipedal, centipede, tripod, podium
    27. pel (push): repel, repellent, dispel, propel, propeller appeal, expel, impel, compel, compelling
    28. per (through): permission, perspire, perish, permeable, pervasive, person, periscope, perceive, pertain
    29. per (thoroughly/continue): perfect, perfection, imperfection, perceive, imperceptible, persist, persistence, perceptible, persuade, persuasion, persevere, perpetual, perplex, perpetrate, persecute, perennial, permanent, permafrost, perform
    30. port (carry): import, export, report, portable, important, transport, deport, portfolio, support, opportunity, proportion, teleport, portray, purport, portion, portal
    31. pos (put, place): propose, dispose, expose, compose, impose, decompose, oppose, predisposition, suppose
    32. pre/pri (before): previous, predict, prevent, precise, prepare, precaution, prefer, preside(nt), preside, prejudiced, prescribe, preposition, presuppose, presume, present, premature, predisposition, preserve, prestige, prerequisite, preview, preclude, precious, precursor, prenatal, predator, premium, preach (teach), precede, pregnant, premiere, predate, prenatal
    33. prime (first): primal, primary, principle, primitive, prince, primate, primordial, primate, primeval
    34. pro (forward, for, good, in favour of): progress, proceed (procedure), professional, propel, promote, promise, procrastinate, produce, pronoun, probable, procure, proficient, project, prolong, program, provoke, proclivity, proponent, prosperity, proceed (process), profit, prohibit, propagate, propose, compromise, prognose, protrude
    35. rupt (break): interrupt, disrupt, corrupt, rupture, erupt, bankrupt, abrupt
    36. se (apart): secret, select, separate, sever, segregate, seclude, secure, secrete, seduce
    37. sect (cut): insect, segment, section, sector, intersect, dissect, vasectomy, secular
    38. sist (ere)(stand): insist, resist, persist, consist, assist
    39. spect, spic (see): aspect, respect, suspect, inspect, spectate, spectacular, conspicuous, expect, perspective, prospect, despicable, speculate
    40. stat, stit (stand): stop, status, statement, institute, stagnation, strict, structure, stare, sturdy, strong, stunning, statue, station, stable, strata, stay, style, still, stick, stigmatize, standard, strike, stapler, stubborn, strangulate, stain, stone, stranded, stern
    41. struct (build): construct, constructive, instruct, destruct, indestructible, infrastructure, superstructure, obstruct
    42. su (b,r,f) (underneath, lower, below): subconscious, subjugate, subliminal, submarine, submerge, submissive, substance, substantial, subordinate, subsidiary, subscribe, substitute, subsidize, subtle, subsequent, suggest, support, surreal, surrogate, surveillance, sufficient, suffer, suffocate
    43. sur (over, above): pressure, surmount, surface, surpass, survive, surveillance, survey, surround, insurrection, resurrection, surplus, surge, surrender
    44. tenere (hold, time): certain, captain, chieftain, pertain, ascertain, detain, maintain, retain, sustain, contain, stain, obtain, attain, abstain, simultaneous, instantaneous, temporary, contemporary, tenure, taint, mountain, curtain, extend, fountain, spontaneous, continue, tension, attend
    45. test (witness, proof, indicator): attest, contest, protest, testament, testify, testimony, testicle
    46. tract (drag, pull): attractive, distract, extract, contract, intractable, tractor, abstract, retract, protract, detract, subtract, traction
    47. tribut (divided, granted, given credit): contribute, attribute, retribute, distribute, tribute, tributary
    48. uni(one): union, uniform, unity, unite, unit, unilateral, unanimous, unique
    49. vent (come): circumvent, advent, event, eventual, intervention, invent, prevent, venture, adventure, convene (convention), convenient, ventilate
    50. vis/vid (see): visa, (in)visible, visit, envision, video, evident, evidence, vision, visionary, vista, visor, visual, provide, providential, advice, improvise, revise, supervise, vivid, avid
    51. vert (turn): invert, revert, irreversible, divert, convert, pervert, advertisement, vertigo, introvert, extrovert, vertebrae, vertical, avert, inadvertently, controversial, versatile, version, diversity, diversify, traverse, universe
    52. via (way): deviant, devious, obviate, trivial, via, viable, viaduct, envoy, convoy, previous, trivial, voyage, always, away, convey, vehicle, vehement, impervious

    53. antonyms: complete x deplete, increase x decrease, ascend x descend, import x export, malign x benign, explicit x implicit, exterior x interior, repair x impair, attract x distract, absent x present, sufficient x deficient, extrovert x introvert, arrive x derive, promote x demote, appreciate x depreciate, attach x detach, defend x offend, announce x denounce, decrypt x encrypt, proponent x opponent, proceed x recede, construct x destruct, inflate x deflate
    #294880 nosuchnick | 4 hafta önce
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  9. latince temelli olmadığı için katolik kilisesi'nin epey bir süre ibadet dili yapmak istemediği dil.

    günümüzde bile hala bazı dini metinlerin ingilizce çevirisi düzeltiliyor.


    not: incil yunanca yazılmıştır. yunanca'dan latince'ye çeviri kolayken (az çok benzer diller), yunanca'dan veya latince'den ingilizce'ye çeviri çok da kolay değildir.

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