Turkish Vocabulary – Drinks and Foods
How To Learn These Words
Welcome to another Turkish vocabulary lesson. In this short vocabulary lecture, we will learn about Turkish Drink and Foods you can use in your written and spoken sentences. In order to learn these words, I would suggest that you watch this video more than once and imitate the words the way I pronounce them.
While most of my vocabulary lessons also have sentence examples using the words, this lesson doesn’t have it. Instead, I have provided a free dialogue where a customer goes to a grocer to purchase certain things. You can follow the video or listen to the video and follow along the new vocabulary below, the choice is yours.
If you’re an Unlimited member, there are even more exercises you can do to further improve your understanding of these new words. More information can be found at the “Homework Time” section below.
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Drinks and Foods
Follow the pronunciation of these words by watching the video.
Su | Water |
Süt | Milk |
Kola | Coke |
Soda / Maden Suyu | Mineral Water |
Meyve Suyu | Fruit Juice |
Beyaz Şarap | White Wine |
Kırmızı Şarap | Red Wine |
Bira | Beer |
Kahve | Coffee |
Türk Kahvesi | Turkish Coffee |
Limonata | Lemonade |
Buzlu Çay | Iced Tea |
Sıcak Çikolata | Hot chocolate |
Milkşeyk | Milkshake |
Çay | Tea |
Yeşil Çay | Green Tea |
Smoodi | Smoothie |
Kokoa | Cocoa |
Şeker | Sugar |
Tuz | Salt |
Tereyağ | Butter |
Margarin | Margarine |
Bal | Honey |
Reçel | Jam |
Organik | Organic |
Pastorize | Pasteurized |
Uzun Ömürlü | Long Shelf-Life |
Diyet | Diet / Light |
Beyaz Ekmek | Whole Bread |
Kepekli Ekmek | Wheat Bread |
Tost Ekmek | Toast Bread |
Makarna | Pasta |
Pirinç | Rice |
Beyaz Peynir | White Cheese |
Kaşar | Yellow Cheese |
Sucuk | Garlic Sausage |
Pastırma | Pastrami |
Sosis | Sausage |
Jambon | Ham |
Salam | Salami |
Yumurta | Egg |
Yoğurt | Yoghurt |
Granola / Müsli | Granola |
Mısır Gevreği | Corn Flakes |
Bazlama | Flat Bread |
Sandviç | Sandwich |
Hamburger | Hamburger |
Sosisli Sandviç | Hot dog |
Pizza | Pizza |
Kebap | Kebap |
Çorba | Soup |
Tavuk Eti | Chicken Meat |
Balık Eti | Fish Meat |
Hindi Eti | Turkey Meat |
Dana Eti | Beef |
Kıyma | Minced Meat |
Example Dialogue
Follow the dialogue with the video and be sure to practice it by yourself or with someone.
Bakkal Grocer | Hoş geldiniz, nasıl yardımcı olabilirim? Welcome, how can I help you? |
Müşteri Customer | İyi günler. Tereyağ, yumurta ve dana kıyma istiyorum. Good day. I would like butter, eggs and minced beef. |
Bakkal Grocer | Tereyağ çeşitlerimiz soğutucudadır. Yumurta organik almak ister misiniz? Our butter varieties are in the freezer. Would you like to buy organic eggs? |
Müşteri Customer | Organik yumurtaları nereden getirtiyorsunuz? From where do you bring the organic eggs? |
Bakkal Grocer | Kendi çiftliğimiz var. Tavuklarımız açık alanda yetişiyor. Yumurtalarımız çok lezzetli. We have our own farm. Our chickens are raised outside. Our eggs are delicious. |
Müşteri Customer | O zaman 20 tane organik yumurta alayım. Then I’ll have 20 organic eggs. |
Bakkal Grocer | Dana kıyma nasıl olsun? Yağlı mı yoksa az yağlı mı? Kaç kilo olsun? How should the minced beef be? Fatty or a little fatty? How many kgs? |
Müşteri Customer | Yarım kilo olsun. Az yağlı olsun lütfen. Toplam ne kadar? Half a kilo. Little fatty please. How much is the total? |
Bakkal Grocer | Tereyağ 20 lira, yumurtalar 25 lira ve dana kıyma 50 lira. Toplam 95 lira. Butter is 20 liras, eggs are 25 liras and the minced beef is 50 liras. Total is 95 liras. |
Müşteri Customer | Kredi kartından alın lütfen. Please take it from the credit car. |
Bakkal Grocer | Buyurun efendim, fişiniz. Teşekkür ederiz. Tekrar bekleriz. Here is your receipt sir/ma’am. Thank you. We hope to see you again. |
Müşteri Customer | Teşekkürler, iyi günler. Thank you, good day. |
Use the Community Forums and start doing some Written and Spoken Turkish practice. I will check whether you’re writing or pronouncing the words correctly. This is available for all member types!