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The cartoon "Ice Age" in Turkish. We'll analyze one fragment in detail. We'll watch it in Turkish and listen to Turkish speech, working on words, expressions, and Turkish pronunciation. ⬇️ All links here⬇️ I invite everyone to learn Turkish with this awesome cartoon https://lingvoamore.ru/buzdevri This is the most fun Turkish language course. We'll watch and analyze not just individual fragments, but the entire cartoon in Turkish. We'll analyze and learn the meaning of every phrase. The cartoon is well-adapted, so it contains many Turkish jokes and phrases that only Turkish people understand. Even the march of the birds is a well-known march known to everyone in Turkey. There's also a lot of Turkish slang, as Ice Age is not a children's cartoon. The cartoon was voiced by famous Turkish actors, so the characters speak beautiful Turkish and have the correct Turkish pronunciation. Regarding your Turkish level: 🐘 If you already have some level, that's ideal; you'll definitely be able to understand it. 🐅 If you're at a high level, that's also great; you'll polish your language with modern expressions and slang. 🦥 If you're a beginner or complete beginner, this is a great way to get to know the Turkish language, see how it sounds and works, and build your vocabulary. We'll be watching and analyzing the entire cartoon in Turkish, not just individual fragments. Let's analyze and learn the meaning of each phrase. We'll watch the cartoon in Turkish in 1-2 minute chunks. Each fragment comes with: 1) script 2) subtitles in Turkish 3) Russian or original version of the fragment for comparison 4) audio with my explanations (forms, words, expressions: who says what, how, and why) vocabulary tests and answers to questions in the chat And so, fragment by fragment, over two months, we'll watch and analyze the entire cartoon 😊 00:00 Greeting 00:12 Why learning Turkish from this cartoon is interesting and useful 02:17 Fragment analysis 25:55 The connection between a buffalo and a Mercedes that only Turks know 28:00 Continuing our analysis of the cartoon in Turkish 32:32 My approach to learning Turkish 37:59 Fragment in Full Turkish My Telegram channel: https://t.me/TurkishSummer My Instagram: https://instagram.com/elena_lingvoamo... All my Turkish courses: https://lingvoamore.ru/ VKontakte group: https://vk.com/lingvo_amore_tr In this video, we watch the beginning of the cartoon "Ice Age" in Turkish with a translation and analysis of grammar and phrases. The fragment where Sid the sloth wakes up and looks for his family. Learn Turkish, watch in Turkish, and listen to the fragment about Sid the sloth in Turkish. Watch in Turkish with translation and analysis. Listen to Turkish speech, learn Turkish by ear. We're working to improve your Turkish pronunciation. Turkish-language cartoons are a great way to learn Turkish: you'll memorize phrases, learn to understand Turkish by ear, and practice Turkish grammar. You might also be interested in my channel: Fairy Tales in Turkish    • Сказки на турецком языке ♥️   World Literature in Turkish    • Мировая литература на турецком   Turkish Grammar    • Грамматика турецкого языка   Turkish for Beginners    • Турецкий для начинающих   -------------- About Me I am a Turkish language teacher, a polyglot, and an actress. I have worked in language schools and at NSU. I live in Istanbul, where I studied at a theater school and completed acting and diction courses. ----------- Reading "The Little Prince" in Turkish https://lingvoamore.ru/littleprince Course on the cartoon "Ice Age" https://lingvoamore.ru/buzdevri Home reading course, book "Little Black Fish" https://lingvoamore.ru/karabalik Reading projects in Turkish - book club https://lingvoamore.ru/okuyoruцz Turkish language course using magazines https://lingvoamore.ru/dergi Basics of the Turkish language. A foundation to help you speak Turkish Intensive for beginners https://lingvoamore.ru/turkintensive All my Turkish courses: https://lingvoamore.ru/ ---------- With your help, I can do more: http://lingvoamore.ru/support #fairytaleinturkish #turkishwithElenaYurchuk #turkishlanguage