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Lieben

Love

Sehen

See

Gehen

Go

Haben

Have

Kosten

Cost

Kommen

Come

Zahlen

Pay

Stornieren

Cancel

Schreiben

Write

Wohnen

Live (ikamet etmek)

Kaufen

Buy

Trinken

Drink

Machen

Make

Lernen

Learn

Studieren

Study

Suchen

Search

Finden

Find

Finden

Find

Warten

Wait

Arbeiten

Work

Heißen

Name(v)

Verkaufen

Sell

Leben

Live

Besuchen

Visit

Anrufen

Call

Kochen

Cook

Rauchen

Smoke

Schwimmen

Swim

Singen

Sing

Sehen

See

Senden

Send

Sprachen

Speak

Wollen

Want

Zumachen

Close

Zumachen

Close

Aufmachen

Open

Umziehen

Carry

Einziehen

Carry to home

Einsteigen

Binmek

Einsteigen

Get on (binmek)

Aussteigen

Get off (inmek)

Zurückkommen

Coming back

Können

Can

Dürfen

Can (permission-prohibition)

Müss

Must

Sollen

Should

Möchten/wollen

Would like/want to

Mögen

Like

Wissen

Know

Stattfinden

Gerçekleşmek

Fernsehen

Watching TV

Einladen

Invite

Bekommen

Take (almak)

Erzählen

Tell

Erklären

Explain

Vergessen

Forget

Vermissen

Miss

Entschuldigen

Sorry

Schmecken

Taste

Bestellen

Order

Treffen

Meet

Bleiben

Stay

Brauchen

Need