Cinderella Tale Cinderella ingilizce masal

 

Cinderella

A traditional French tale

Once upon a time there was a girl called Cinderella. She was called Cinderella because every morning and every night she had to clean the cinders from the fireplace.

Cinderella lived with her stepmother and two stepsisters. Her stepmother and stepsisters wore pretty dresses made of silk and velvet. Cinderella had no pretty dresses. She had to wear old rags.

Cinderella was a thoughtful and kind-hearted girl. Her two stepsisters were mean and nasty, but they believed themselves to be beautiful inside and out. Their mother believed this too, but to her Cinderella was ugly.

Cinderella's stepmother was not kind at all. She was always shouting at Cinderella, 'Do this! Do that! Faster! Faster! Work! Work! Work!'

Cinderella's stepsisters were very lazy. 'Wash the dishes! Sweep the floor!', they would shout at her.

And so every day Cinderella was in the kitchen working from morning until night. She wasn't completely alone, though. In the kitchen she had six little mouse friends. They lived in a hole under the floor. They sang squeaky little mouse songs to Cinderella when she was tired or sad.

One day an invitation arrived for Cinderella and her two stepsisters. They had been invited to a ball by the king and queen of the country! Their son, the prince, was looking for a wife. He was having trouble finding the right person, and so his parents had decided to invite all the girls in the country to the palace.

Cinderella and her stepsisters were delighted to be invited. Cinderella smiled and her sisters jumped up and down with joy. But Cinderella's stepmother could only frown.

'I hope you don't think you're going to the ball!' she said to Cinderella. 'It's no place for a girl like you. I need you here to clean the windows.'

On the evening of the ball, Cinderella felt sad and lonely when everyone left without her.

As Cinderella stood sighing in the kitchen, her six little mouse friends appeared. They sang their happiest song to try to cheer her up.

Cinderella

Please don't fear

Your mousey friends

Are always near

A tear rolled down Cinderella's cheek. The mice began to think that there was no possible way to cheer her up. But then suddenly...pouf! A lady appeared. She was all dressed in white and carrying a magic wand.

'Don't worry, Cinderella. I am your fairy godmother and you shall go to the ball!'



First of all she touched Cinderella with her magic wand. In the blink of an eye, Cinderella's rags had disappeared and instead she was wearing a beautiful gown made of silk. It was the colour of the sky on a sunny day.

Next the fairy godmother noticed a large pumpkin on the kitchen worktop. She took it outside and touched it with her magic wand. It grew and grew and grew until it became an elegant carriage.

'And now we need some horses!' said the fairy godmother. One by one, she touched each of the mice with her magic wand. Suddenly, there were six beautiful horses ready to pull the carriage to the palace.


'Now you can go to the ball! But be careful, because at midnight the magic spell will end. You will be back in your rags with a pumpkin and six mice. Please be home by then.'

Cinderella looked down at her bare feet.

'Oh! I forgot about your shoes. I'll need to use a different spell for them since I’m making them out of thin air. But you'll be able to keep them forever! There you are, a pair of glass slippers.'

Cinderella was delighted to be out of the house. She had never been in a horse-drawn carriage before. She was very happy to be sharing it with her mouse friends, even though they were now horses and so could not sing to her.

At the palace, the prince stepped outside for some fresh air. He saw Cinderella arriving and watched as she spoke quietly to her horses.

'Don’t worry,' she said. 'I'll be back before you know it! I won't let you turn back into mice so far away from home.'

'Adorable!' the prince thought. 'What a kind girl this must be, to care so much about her horses. I wonder if she'd agree to dance with me!'

Cinderella walked up the steps to the palace door and the prince walked in with her. They danced and talked all night.



Before she knew it, Cinderella heard the first chimes of midnight from the palace clock. She ran for the door, leaving the prince terribly sad.



The prince ran after her and stood on the palace steps trying in vain to see which way she had gone. He noticed something glistening in the moonlight. It was one of Cinderella's glass slippers!

The prince had a brainwave. He would use the glass slipper to find her.

The prince visited every house in the land to find the girl whose foot would fit in the glass slipper. He was starting to lose all hope when he arrived at Cinderella's house.

Cinderella's stepsisters tried and tried to get their feet into the slipper but it was no use. Their feet were just too big!

'Where is your other daughter?' the prince asked Cinderella's stepmother.

'Oh, you wouldn't be interested in her!' the stepsisters sneered.

Just then, Cinderella came out of the kitchen. The prince recognised her immediately, even though she was wearing rags and had bare feet. Of course, the glass slipper fit her perfectly.

Cinderella and the prince were delighted to be reunited. They decided to get married; lots of people came to the wedding and it was a wonderful day.

Cinderella's stepmother and stepsisters were invited but they chose not to go. Instead, they stayed at home and sulked.

And the prince and Cinderella lived happily ever after.

Yahya Kemal Beyatlı ingilizce Hayatı

 

Yahya Kemal Beyatlı ingilizce Hayatı

Yahya Kemal who is one of the most powerful poets of today was born in 1884 in Uskup He died in Istanbul in1958 He never forgot the glorious periods of Ottoman empire and his longing for Balkans He went to Paris in his youth and entered Political Sciences school He turned back to Istanbul nine years later and worked as Warsaw Madrid Karasi ambassador He was elected as deputy from Tekirdağ and Istanbul He could not publish his poems when he was alive His books were published after his death His real name is Agah Since he was from the grandsons of Sehsuvar Pasha he took the surname Beyatlı Yahya Kemal who went to Paris in 1903 thus saved himself from being influenced by Abdulhak Hamit and Tevfik Fikret who greatly influenced
-Turkish poetry before him-
However that Albert Sorel who taught European History in the Political Sciences Faculty he attended nearly did not talk about Ottomans at all harmed his national pride So Yahya Kemal studying Rising Period of his history became an Istanbul poet at last Yahya Kemal’s first poems were published under the name Bulunmuş Sayfalar after 1912 but he did it very rare The date of publication of his Açık Deniz poem he wrote in Paris in 1912 is 1925 The reason why he did so is his fastidiousness and his habits he obtained from French poets he saw.
Since he weighed vocal structure of words and prosody harmony in poetry he constantly changed his lines However he started to publish poems frequently in the last fifteen years of his life Yahya Kemal who was brought up with a good cultural education worked for a University between 1915 and 1923 in Istanbul and taught “Western Literature History” and “Civilization History” lessons
The great poet who attended Losan Peace Delegation in 1922 as consultant was elected as Urfa deputy for Second Turkish Parliament in 1923 and became our Warsaw ambassador in 1926 and Madrit in 1929 Then he attended Turkish Parliament again as a deputy and remained as a deputy until seventh election period Beyatli taught Western Literature fo a period of time in the University But since he was not prepared for that kind of education he could not continue Rather he transferred his knowledge and emotions to others His famous Emirgan conversations lasted for years
Although he has prose writings articles and conversations except for his poems his real personality is determined by poetry His books comprise three groups: Lyric poems and similar poems he wrote under influence of old poetry real Istanbul poems and simple poems in which metaphysic or philosophical issues such as death and post-death were the topic His historical taste revealed itself especially in Istanbul poems and his historical knowledge was deepened on Istanbul’s conquest

Yahya Kemal Beyatlı was an artist confident in himself He did not like other artists easily He was happy for having fans of him around him He liked reading poems with a certain melody whether or not it was appropriate for that individual poem He was cheerful and was full of imaginary fears He ceased his relations with his family completely One sentence he uttered in Ataturk’s presence during dinner is reputed:
Atatürk asked:
- Yahya Kemal Bey What did you like in Ankara most?
The new deputy replied:
- Turning back to Istanbul my Pasha
Melek Celal Sofu (painter) remembers that he could not marry Celile Hanim with whom he fell in love in his youth deprived him of being able to set up a home for all of his lifetime and no woman could make him forget that love Many poems such as Erenköyü’nde Bahar and Geçmiş Yaz are consequences of this love
On the other hand we see that he wrote a advertisement poem consisting of two lines for Kavaklıdere Wine Factory in years he underwent financial troubles much:
Biz veda etmek üzereyiz kedere
Getir ahbap bir Kavaklıdere
Yahya Kemal had more of a power of turning a simple sentence into a poem He turned Suleyman Nazif’s sentence about İbnü’l Emin Mahmud Kemal into a poem with addition of one more line as follows:
Ne kendi kimseye benzer ne kimse kendisine
Being the the original sentence he added
Hezâr gıbta o devr-i kadîm efendisine
Ne kendi kimseye benzer ne kimse kendisine
and turned it into a poem
The product of his literary life more than forty years is less than forty pieces of works But they are all distinguished and unique.

ARDA GÜLER KİMDİR TÜRKÇE İNGİLİZCE HAYATI

 

Who is Arda Guler?
Arda Güler is one of the most striking young football star candidates in Turkish football in recent years. He started to be interested in football at a very young age, and his talent was noticed by his father. When he was 9 years old, his father registered Gençlerbirliği team, one of the deep-rooted clubs of Ankara, and started his football career in the infrastructure of Gençlerbirliği team.
Arda, who played for Gençlerbirliği team for about 3 seasons, was transferred to Fenerbahçe team infrastructure on 20 Feb 2019. He played in the U16, U17, U18 and U19 categories in Fenerbahçe, and was selected for the Fenerbahçe A Team squad in the 2021 season. He signed a professional contract with Fenerbahçe in 2021.
Arda Güler is originally from Ankara, born and raised. Born in 2005, the young football player is registered to the population of Altındağ District, one of the metropolitan districts of Ankara.
Arda Güler Education, School:
He completed his primary and secondary education in Ankara, where he was born and grew up. He is a graduate of Ankara Samiye Naim Education Foundation Secondary School. Later, he moved to Istanbul and continued his high school education at Fenerbahçe College in Istanbul.

TÜRKÇESİ:

Arda Güler kimdir?

Arda Güler, Türk futbolunun son yıllardaki en dikkat çekici genç futbol yıldızı adaylarından biri. Çok küçük yaşlarda futbola ilgi duymaya başlamış ve yeteneği babası tarafından fark edilmiştir. 9 yaşında iken babası Ankara'nın köklü kulüplerinden Gençlerbirliği takımına kayıt oldu ve futbol kariyerine Gençlerbirliği takımının altyapısında başladı.

Yaklaşık 3 sezon Gençlerbirliği takımında forma giyen Arda, 20 Şubat 2019 tarihinde Fenerbahçe takım altyapısına transfer oldu. Fenerbahçe'de U16, U17, U18 ve U19 kategorilerinde forma giyen Arda, 2021 yılında Fenerbahçe A Takım kadrosuna seçildi. mevsim. 2021 yılında Fenerbahçe ile profesyonel sözleşme imzaladı.

Arda Güler aslen Ankaralıdır, doğup büyümüştür. 2005 doğumlu genç futbolcu Ankara'nın büyükşehir ilçelerinden Altındağ Mahallesi nüfusuna kayıtlıdır.

Arda Güler Eğitim, Okul:

İlk ve orta öğrenimini doğup büyüdüğü Ankara'da tamamladı. Ankara Samiye Naim Eğitim Vakfı Ortaokulu mezunudur. Daha sonra İstanbul'a yerleşerek lise eğitimine İstanbul'da Fenerbahçe Koleji'nde devam etti.

DERS İSİMLERİ İNGİLİZCE TÜRKÇE DERSLER

 HİSTORY (Histıri) Tarih

GEOGRAPHY(Ciagrıfi) Coğrafya

ALGEBRA (alcebra) Cebir

MATHEMATICS (Methmatiks) Matematik

COMPOSITION (Kompozijin) Kompazisyon

SOCIOLGY (sosyoloci) Sosyoloji

LITER ATURE (Litrıcır) Edebiyat

BIOLOGY (Bayalici) Biyoloji

GOMETRY (Ciyametri) Geometri

HOME ECONOMICS (Hom ekonomiks) Ev idaresi

CHEMISTRY (Kemistri) Kimya

PHYSICS (Fiziks) Fizik

PHILOSOPHY (Filozofi) Felsefe

LOGIC (Locik) Mantık

MILITARY (Militeri) Askerlik

ASTRONOMY (Astronomi) Astronomi

GYM (Cim) Jimnastik

İngilizce Türkçe Trafik Kuralları Trafik İşaretleri

 İngilizce Trafik Kuralları Trafik İşaretleri

Danger : Dikkat
Turn Right : Sağa dön
Turn Left : Sola Dön
Traffic Police : Trafik Polisi
Traffic Lights : Trafik Işıkları
Maximum Speed Limit 60 : Azami hız sınırı 60
One-way : Tek yol
Hidden icing : Gizli buzlanma
Bisiklet Geçebilir : Cyclist can
Sağa mecburi yön : Mandatory right direction
Sola mecburi yön : Mandatory left direction
Douane : Gümrük
Pedestrian crossing : Yaya yolu
Way to school : okul yolu
Domesticated animals can pass : Ehli hayvan geçebilir
Wild animals can pass : Vahşi hayvan geçebilir
Uncontrolled railway crossing : Kontrolsüz demiryolu geçidi
Controlled railway crossing : Kontrollü demiryolu geçidi
Danger : Dikkat
Turn Right : Sağa dön
Turn Left : Sola Dön
Traffic Police : Trafik Polisi
Traffic Lights : Trafik Işıkları
Maximum Speed Limit 60 : Azami hız sınırı 60
One-way : Tek yol
Hidden icing : Gizli buzlanma
Bisiklet Geçebilir : Cyclist can
Sağa mecburi yön : Mandatory right direction
Sola mecburi yön : Mandatory left direction
Douane : Gümrük
Pedestrian crossing : Yaya yolu
Way to school : okul yolu
Domesticated animals can pass : Ehli hayvan geçebilir
Wild animals can pass : Vahşi hayvan geçebilir
Uncontrolled railway crossing : Kontrolsüz demiryolu geçidi

Controlled railway crossing : Kontrollü demiryolu geçidi
Danger : Dikkat
Turn Right : Sağa dön
Turn Left : Sola Dön
Traffic Police : Trafik Polisi
Traffic Lights : Trafik Işıkları
Maximum Speed Limit 60 : Azami hız sınırı 60
One-way : Tek yol
Hidden icing : Gizli buzlanma
Bisiklet Geçebilir : Cyclist can
Sağa mecburi yön : Mandatory right direction
Sola mecburi yön : Mandatory left direction
Douane : Gümrük
Pedestrian crossing : Yaya yolu
Way to school : okul yolu
Domesticated animals can pass : Ehli hayvan geçebilir
Wild animals can pass : Vahşi hayvan geçebilir
Uncontrolled railway crossing : Kontrolsüz demiryolu geçidi
Controlled railway crossing : Kontrollü demiryolu geçidi

VAN GÖLÜNÜN TÜRKÇE İNGİLİZCE TANITIMI

In the times of ancient Greece it was known as Thospitis Lacus, or Arsissa Lacus, which is derived from the Urartian city of Van, or ancient Chauon. Lake Van (Van Golu in Turkish) is the largest lake in Turkey and the second largest in the Middle East. It’s also the biggest sodium water lake in the world. The lake lies on the high grounds of Eastern Anatolian region near the border with Iran. It was formed by a crater caused by a volcanic explosion of Nemrud mount (last eruption in 1440 AD) near the province of Van. It covers an area of 1,434 square miles (3,713 square km) and is more than 74 miles (119 km) across at its widest point. It’s elevation from the sea level is 1,646 meters, deepest point is 457 meters.

The water is not very suitable for drinking or irrigation because of its high salinity, and only limited species of fresh water fish (Darekh, a species of herring ) can live. The lake is fed by rainfall, melt water of ice, and small rivers. During winter months the lake has the lowest level, and rise after the spring with melting snow from surrounding mountains. The difference of level between summer and winter is about 20 inches (50 cm) per year, depending on the climate. The surrounding has the typical fauna of the region. For irrigation of the fields farmers usually use fresh water from streams feeding the lake. Pollution caused mainly by irregular drainage system of the surrounding cities and land erosion are the main threats for the lake.

Lake Van has a triangular shape and is divided into two sections; smaller and shallower northern tip, and the main body of water in the south. Northern shores are generally steep and full of cliffs and the southern shores are generally eroded plains. There are four small islands in the southern part of the lake: Akdamar, Carpanak, Adir and Kus islands. All of these islands were declared as archaeological sites in 1990. Especially Akdamar Island is a popular one amongst visitors because of a well preserved Armenian church of the Holy Cross from 10th century, it’s connected to the land by small

Türkçesi:

Antik Yunan zamanlarında, Urartu kenti Van'dan veya antik Chauon'dan türetilen Thospitis Lacus veya Arsissa Lacus olarak biliniyordu. Van Gölü (Türkçe Van Gölü), Türkiye'nin en büyük ve Orta Doğu'nun ikinci en büyük gölüdür. Aynı zamanda dünyanın en büyük sodyumlu su gölüdür. Göl, İran sınırına yakın Doğu Anadolu bölgesinin yüksek arazilerinde yer almaktadır. Van ili yakınlarında Nemrud Dağı'nın volkanik patlaması (son patlama MS 1440'ta) sonucu oluşan bir krater tarafından oluşmuştur. 1.434 mil karelik (3.713 km2) bir alanı kaplar ve en geniş noktasında 74 milden (119 km) fazladır. Deniz seviyesinden yüksekliği 1.646 metre, en derin noktası 457 metredir.

Su, yüksek tuzluluk nedeniyle içmeye veya sulamaya pek uygun değildir ve sadece sınırlı tatlı su balığı türleri (Darekh, bir ringa balığı türü) yaşayabilir. Göl yağış, eriyen buz suları ve küçük nehirlerle beslenir. Kış aylarında göl en düşük seviyededir ve ilkbahardan sonra çevredeki dağlardan eriyen karlarla yükselir. Yaz ve kış arasındaki seviye farkı, iklime bağlı olarak yılda yaklaşık 20 inç (50 cm) kadardır. Çevre, bölgenin tipik faunasına sahiptir. Tarlaların sulanması için çiftçiler genellikle gölü besleyen akarsulardan tatlı su kullanırlar. Çevredeki şehirlerin düzensiz drenaj sistemlerinden kaynaklanan kirlilik ve toprak erozyonu göl için başlıca tehditlerdir.

Van Gölü üçgen bir şekle sahiptir ve iki bölüme ayrılmıştır; kuzey ucu daha küçük ve daha sığdır ve ana su kütlesi güneydedir. Kuzey kıyıları genellikle sarp ve kayalıklarla dolu, güney kıyıları ise genellikle aşınmış ovalardır. Gölün güneyinde dört küçük ada vardır: Akdamar, Carpanak, Adir ve Kuş adaları. Bu adaların tamamı 1990 yılında arkeolojik sit alanı ilan edilmiştir. Özellikle Akdamar Adası, 10. yüzyıldan kalma Ermeni Surp Haç kilisesinin iyi korunmuş olması nedeniyle ziyaretçilerin uğrak yeridir.

Keloğlan and the Magic Seal Keloğlan masalı ingilizce

 

 

Keloğlan and the Magic Seal 

One day, Keloğlan was walking back from the marketplace after selling his crops to the people of the neighbouring village. He had earned three gold coins that day and was pleased with himself because now his mother would be able to buy food and clothing to last through the long winter. Suddenly, Keloğlan came across a group of men who were teasing a cat with a long stick. The cat looked very scared and was unable to escape.

Keloğlan walked up to the men and said in a kind voice: ‘Please stop teasing that poor cat. If you stop, I will give you a gold coin.’ The men agreed to put down the stick, and Keloğlan handed over a shiny gold coin. The cat was very grateful to the boy and walked by his side. He promised that if ever he was able to repay the boy’s kindness, he would jump at the chance. Keloğlan could not imagine how a cat might help him, but he agreed that the cat could join him. The two friends continued on their journey back to the boy’s home in the neighbouring village.

The boy and the cat walked for a few miles. Suddenly, they came across an old man and woman who were beating a dog because it had been barking too loudly. Keloğlan approached the couple and said in a kind voice: ‘Please stop beating that poor dog. If you stop, I will give you a gold coin.’ The old couple stopped beating the dog and took the gold coin from the boy. The dog was grateful to the boy for saving him, and he asked to join the boy on his journey. He promised that he would always be faithful and help whenever he could. Keloğlan could not imagine how a dog might help him, but he agreed that the dog could join them. The three friends continued on their journey home. Not long after this, Keloğlan and his new companions stumbled upon two woodcutters in the forest. They were trying to kill a snake with a sharp axe. Keloğlan walked up to the angry woodcutters and said in a kind voice:

‘Please do not kill that snake. If you leave the snake in peace, I will give you a gold coin.’

The woodcutters thought about Keloğlan’s proposition for a moment and then agreed to put down the axe. The boy handed over his last gold coin without thinking. He was happy to have saved the snake from certain death. The snake was grateful and slithered up to whisper in the boy’s ear. Thank you for saving my life. I am the son of the Snake Emperor, and you must come home with me so that my father might thank you in person for your kindness.’ Even though Keloğlan had no more gold coins to buy food, he was happy to have saved his three friends and agreed to go and see the Snake Emperor before returning home to his mother. When they arrived in the forest, the Snake Emperor was very grateful to Keloğlan for saving his son’s life.

‘I will give you anything that you ask of me,’ said the Snake Emperor to the boy.

It was then that the young snake whispered in the boy’s ear once more.

‘Ask my father for his magic seal, which he keeps under his tongue. With this seal, all of your wishes will come true. All you have to do is ask for something and it will be given to you.’ So, the boy asked the Snake Emperor for his magic seal, and the Snake Emperor replied: ‘You ask me for my most precious possession. However, you saved my son’s life and I will grant you what you ask.’ The Snake Emperor relinquished his magic seal. Keloğlan stuffed the seal into his pocket and returned home with his faithful cat and dog by his side. When Keloğlan’s mother learned that her son had given away all of their gold coins she was angry. However, the boy promised that he would make up for this loss by marrying the Emperor’s daughter and making a new life for his mother.

‘And how will you do that, my son? This cat and this dog will not help you do such a thing.’

It was then that Keloğlan told his mother all about the magic seal that would grant his every wish.

The very next day, Keloğlan set off with his faithful cat and dog to the palace to ask for the hand of the Emperor’s daughter. ‘I cannot allow my daughter to marry such a poor boy,’ said the Emperor, when Keloğlan asked to marry the beautiful princess. ‘If you wish to marry my daughter, you must first build a palace next to mine so that I know she will be well looked after. But I know that you will not build such a palace with the help of a cat and a dog.’ That night, Keloğlan held the seal under his tongue and wished that he had a palace of his own. Suddenly there was a blinding light in the night sky. When the light faded, there, at the edge of the forest, stood a magnificent palace gleaming beneath the light of the moon! It was the most magnificent palace the boy had ever seen. And it was his! 

When the Emperor saw that the young boy had built a beautiful palace, he agreed to the marriage at once. So it was that Keloğlan and the princess married that very same day.

The mother moved in with her son and daughter and lived like a queen in her new home. The cat and the dog were also happy in their new life. The months passed and Keloğlan wished for nothing else as he was so happy with his new wife, whom he loved very much. He placed the magic seal in a room all of its own and never told the princess of its magical powers. Then one day, when Keloğlan was out at the marketplace, a crafty old bead seller knocked on the door of the palace and enticed the beautiful princess to buy some of his beads.

‘They are wonderful beads, my princess, and you would do well to buy them from me.’

‘But I have no coins with which to buy them,’ the princess replied.

The crafty old bead seller said that he would be willing to trade his wares for something within the palace: ‘I hear that you have a dusty old seal which you keep in a room in the palace. Surely that is of no use to you. I will take the seal in exchange for all of my beads.’

Not knowing any better, the princess handed over the magic seal to the crafty old bead seller. He quickly disappeared, heading across the lake towards his home in the dark forest somewhere on the other side.
As soon as the seal had gone, the palace disappeared into thin air. The princess and the mother were left standing in the cold. When the Emperor saw that the palace had disappeared, he reclaimed his daughter and promised that she would not be with her new husband if he could not look after her.

When Keloğlan returned home that day, he was upset to find his mother alone, his palace vanished and his beautiful wife returned to her father. He did not know how to find the magic seal and was sure that his new life was over forever. The cat stepped up to the boy and said to him: ‘I can find the seal but I cannot swim across the lake.’ Then the dog stepped forward and said to the cat: ‘I can swim across the lake with you on my back. Together, we will find the magic seal.’ So the faithful cat and dog set off on their journey to recapture the magic seal from the crafty bead seller. When they reached the river, the cat climbed up onto the dog’s back. The dog swam across to the opposite bank. Once they were across, the cat began sniffing at the air and followed the scent of the bead seller through the forest, with the dog close behind. 

It did not take long to find the cottage where the bead seller lived, and they could see through the window that the old man was fast asleep in his chair before the fire.

‘I will catch us a mouse,’ said the cat, ‘while you find us some peppercorns and grind them up with your strong paws.’ The cat caught a little mouse and told it to sneak into the cottage and take the seal from under the tongue of the crafty bead seller. The dog sprinkled the ground peppercorns onto the mouse’s tail. The little mouse scurried into the cottage and climbed up the bead seller’s leg as he slept soundly by the fire. When the mouse wiggled its tail, the peppercorn dust went straight up the old man’s nose and made him sneeze. It was then that the magic seal flew out into the air and the mouse caught it in his tiny paws! The little mouse ran from the cottage and returned the magic seal to the cat and the dog who quickly made their way back through the forest towards the river. Once again, the cat climbed up onto the dog’s back and the brave dog swam across the great river. The faithful cat and dog returned the seal to their master and the palace reappeared in a blinding flash of light. Upon seeing the palace returned, the Emperor agreed that his daughter might once more live with Keloğlan. After all, the Emperor could tell that his daughter was very much in love. Keloğlan decided to throw a huge party to celebrate the return of his beautiful wife. The whole village was invited and so began a feast that lasted for forty days and forty nights. The mother and the Emperor agreed that a cat and a dog could accomplish a great deal if they were faithful to their master. Keloğlan smiled because he had learned that friends always help each other when they can, and there is magic in such friendship. Perhaps even more so than in the magic seal.

KÖREBE OYUNUNUN İNGİLİZCE TÜRKÇE ANLATIMI

 

KÖREBE OYUNUNUN İNGİLİZCE TÜRKÇE  ANLATIMI

Blind man’s buff or blind man’s bluff is a children’s game, a variant of tag. The traditional name of the game is “blind man’s buff”, wherein the word buff is used in its older sense of a small push. The game later also became known as “blind man’s bluff”; it is possible that this name is a linguistic corruption, or it may originate from an older sense of bluff meaning to blindfold.

Blind man’s buff is played in a spacious area, such as outdoors or in a large room, in which one player, designated as “It”, is blindfolded and gropes around attempting to touch the other players without being able to see them, while the other players scatter and try to avoid the person who is “it”, hiding in plain sight and sometimes teasing them to make them change direction.

Blind man’s buff is ideally played in an area free of dangerous obstructions so that the “It” player will not suffer injury from tripping over or hitting something.

KÖREBE OYUNUNUN İNGİLİZCE ANLATIMI

 Kör adamın tutkunu veya kör adamın blöfü bir çocuk oyunudur, bir etiket çeşididir.  Oyunun geleneksel adı, "kör adamın tutkunu" dır, burada buff kelimesi eski anlamıyla küçük bir itme anlamında kullanılır.  Oyun daha sonra “kör adamın sahası alanı, olarak da tanındı;  Bu ismin dilsel bir bozulma olması muhtemeldir veya daha eski bir blöf anlamından, göz bağı anlamına gelebilir.

 Kör adamın alanı dış mekan veya geniş bir oda gibi geniş bir alanda oynanır, burada “O” olarak adlandırılan bir oyuncunun gözleri bağlı ve onları görmeden diğer oyunculara dokunmaya çalışarak etrafta dolanırken,  diğer oyuncular dağılır ve “o” olan kişiden kaçınmaya çalışır, görünürde saklanır ve bazen yön değiştirmelerini sağlamak için onlarla alay eder.

 Kör adamın alanı ideal olarak tehlikeli engellerin olmadığı bir alanda oynanır, böylece “It” oyuncusu takılıp bir şeye çarparak yaralanmaz.

Mimar mesleğinin İngilizce Türkçe Tanıtımı

 

Architect (Mimar):

Architects design houses and buildings. They plan offices and apartments. They design schools, churches, and airport terminals. Their plans involve far more than a building’s looks. They must ensure that buildings are safe and strong and that they suit the needs of the people who use them.

The architect and client first discuss what the client wants. The architect sometimes helps decide if a project would work at all or if it would harm the environment. The architect then creates drawings for the client to review. They may be involved in all stages of the construction of a building.

If the ideas are OK, the architect draws up the final plans. These plans show how the building will look and how to build it. The drawings show the beams that hold up the building. They show the air-conditioner, furnace, and ventilating systems. The drawings show how the electricity and plumbing work. Architects used to use pencil and paper to draw their plan, but today most architects use computers. Architects generally work in comfortable conditions because they spend most of their time in offices. However, they spend some time at building sites to see how projects are going.

Architects may feel stressed sometimes. Most architects work 40 hours a week, but they may need to work nights and weekends in order to meet deadlines.

Mimar (Mimar):

 Mimarlar evler ve binalar tasarlar.  Ofisler ve apartmanlar planlıyorlar.  Okullar, kiliseler ve havaalanı terminalleri tasarlarlar.  Planları bir binanın görünüşünden çok daha fazlasını içeriyor.  Binaların güvenli ve sağlam olmasını ve onları kullanan insanların ihtiyaçlarına uygun olmasını sağlamalıdırlar.

 Mimar ve müşteri önce müşterinin ne istediğini tartışır.  Mimar bazen bir projenin işe yarayıp yaramayacağına veya çevreye zarar verip vermeyeceğine karar vermede yardımcı olur.  Mimar daha sonra müşterinin incelemesi için çizimler oluşturur.  Bir binanın inşaatının tüm aşamalarında yer alabilirler.

 Fikirler uygunsa, mimar nihai planları çizer.  Bu planlar binanın nasıl görüneceğini ve nasıl inşa edileceğini gösterir.  Çizimler binayı tutan kirişleri göstermektedir.  Klima, fırın ve havalandırma sistemlerini gösterirler.  Çizimler, elektrik ve sıhhi tesisatın nasıl çalıştığını göstermektedir.  Mimarlar planlarını çizmek için kalem ve kağıt kullanırlardı, ancak bugün çoğu mimar bilgisayar kullanıyor.  Mimarlar zamanlarının çoğunu ofislerde geçirdikleri için genellikle rahat koşullarda çalışırlar.  Ancak, projelerin nasıl gittiğini görmek için şantiyelerde biraz zaman harcıyorlar.

 Mimarlar bazen stresli hissedebilirler.  Çoğu mimar haftada 40 saat çalışır, ancak son teslim tarihlerini karşılamak için geceleri ve hafta sonları çalışmaları gerekebilir.

Tarhana çorbası tarifi, İngilizce Türkçe yapılışı

Tarhana Çorbası yapılışı İNGİLIZCE TÜKÇE
Tarhana Soup (Tarhana Corbasi)
3 tbsp tarhana
2 tbsp crushed/grated tomatoes
2 tbsp butter
3-4 cups chicken broth/water+bouillon
1 tsp salt to taste
Croutons/feta cheese for garnish

Place the tarhana and 1/2 cup of water in a bowl. Leave it alone for 1-2 hours for tarhana to dissolve a bit stirring occasionally. In a pot, take butter and tomatoes. Saute over medium heat. Then, add in the rest of the ingredients. Cook over low-medium heat stirring constantly. Adjust consistency of the soup as you like by adding more water if you prefer.You can serve Tarhana Soup with crumbled feta cheese or croutons on top.
ENJOY

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TURKCE
3 yemek kasigi tarhana
2 yemek kaşığı domates, ezilmiş/rendelenmiş
2 yemek kaşığı tereyagı
3-4 su bardağı tavuk suyu/su+bulyon
1 tatlı kaşığı tuz
üzeri icin, kızarmış ekmek/beyaz peynir
Tarhanayi ½ su bardagi su ile birlikte bir kaseye alın. Ara sıra karıştırarak çözülmesi için en az 1-2 saat bekletin. Bir tencerede tereyagi ile domatesi orta ateste kavurun. Sonra, geri kalan malzemeleri ilave edin ve kisik ateste surekli karistirarak pişirin. çorbanin kıvamını arzu ettiginiz gibi su ekleyerek ayarlayabilirsiniz.
Tarhana çorbası’nı üzerinde kızarmış ekmek parçaları ya da beyaz peynir rendesi ile servis edebilirsiniz.

İstanbul'un Tanıtımı İngilizce

İstanbul'un Tanıtımı İngilizce

İstanbul is very important place in the world.The city is spread over an area of  7.500 km2  150 km long and 50 km wide.Istanbul became the biggest and the most crowded city of  Europe.Because, ıts location between Asia and Europe, the city always had a great geopolitical importance.the city population is estimate 12 to15 millions.
 Around 2 millions  tourists visit İstanbul every year.They are see the historical and natural beauties of the city. The city has a lots of historical mosque,church and museums of Turkey.

THE ÇAMLICA HILL

Çamlıca hill is the higgest hill in İstanbul.It is 263 m. high from the sea level.It was used as a picnic area.In the 1980 is the Touring Automobile Association built a series of restaurant,a Turkish cafe and a park. 

THE TAKSIM SQUARE

he large square at the end of the Istıklal street is the Taksim square, which is one of the most active centers of İstanbul.The square is the most important for Istanbul.There are a lot of different counturies people.There are a lot of big department store this place is really beatiful.

BOSPHORUS BRİDGE OR THE  ATATÜRK BRIDGE

The project preparations were started in1950.The bridge building started in 1970.It was completed on 29 October 1973.

It was built by German and England engineers.Thirty five engineers and four hundred Turkish workers were employed during the construstion.Its cost was $25 millions.The height of the bridge  from sea is 64 m.

The Atatürk  Bridge carries 200.000 vehicles and 600.000 people a day.

THE FATİH SULTAN MEHMET BRIDGE

The Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge was built between 1985 and 1988 the opening date was at the save time the 535th anniversary of the Otoman conquest of the city. 

THE SÜLEYMANIYE MOSQUE

It was built by Architect Sinan, the most famous architect at Ottoman history between 1550-1557 Süleymaniye Mosque, according to the construction reports of those days,5.723 workers (of these 1.713 are Moslems, 3.523 Christians ) completed the construction in 2.7 million working days.The cost of the mosque is $60  millions today.

THE LEANDROS TOWER 

The leandros Tower covers on area of 1250 m2 and was built 200 metres from the Usküdar beach.It has got a intelligent history. 

One day a witch has got apples for the girl and gave her a poisana us apple, she did after eating it.That is why the tower is called the Leandros Tower 

THE GALATA TOWER

This tower at the slopes of Galata is visible every where in the city, and is 61 m. tall.The tower is at the hill which over looks both to the Bospherus and the Golden Horn and the sea of Marmara.

One day,an scientist named Hazerfen Ahmet Çelebi jumped down the tower and flew to the opposite side of the Bosphorus strait by using the wings which he had invented ( 17th century ) 

THE FORTRESS

It was constructed with the order of Yıldırım Beyazıd in 1393, during one of the sicges of İstanbul.It is opposite to the Rumeli

Hisarı.In the previous  period there was a Christian Church at the same place.

Its original name was Güzelce Hisar.

There are a lots of pashas villas.These are the Bahriyeli Sedat Bey Villa, the Zarif Mustafa Pahsa Villa, constructed in the 19 th century; the Yağcı Sefik Bey Villa, constructed in 1905 and the Hasan Pahsa Villa. 

THE DOLMABAHÇE PALACE    MUSEUM

The Dolmabahçe Palace Museum was built between 1611-1614.It ıs that 14 tens of gold and 40 tons of silver were used for the decoration of the palace.The furniture was bought from Paris, the vases from Hereke and Lyan , the crytal materials from Bccarant and the the can dlesticks from England with special order.Almost all of 131 large and 99smal hand-made carpets are silk carpets, and they were woven in the royal workshops in Hereke.The total area covered by the carpets is 4.500 square meters.The total area at the palace is 250.000 square meters

There are 12 gates.There are 285 rooms, 43 holls, 6 balconies, 6 hamams and 1427 windows.In the deconation, 156 clocks, 280 vases and 58 candle sticks.By the way, the carpet of 124 m2 is the second largest hand-made Hereke carpet in Turkey

KUŞADASININ İNGİLİZCE TANITIMI

KUŞADASININ İNGİLİZCE TANITIMI

Kusadasi, which means "bird island", is set in a superb gulf in the Aegean region of Turkey and is known for its turquoise sparkling water of the Sea , broad sandy beaches, bright sun and large marina with a capacity for 600 boats. A glorious ancient city stands beside it, Ephesus with hundreds of thousands of visitors from tours each year. The town is not far from Adnan Menderes Airport, Izmir (only 80 kilometers or 50 miles). Numerous holiday villages and hotels line its shores and hundreds of restaurants serves food from all around the world and, of course, Turkish Cuisine , which is one of the largest cuisines of the world. There are also many hostels , discos, bars, cafes, pubs and "Turkish Nights"; all those to cater holiday-makers.
Kusadasi has retained a certain earthiness to it and inexpensive meals and pensions can still be found in town. Many shops do a brisk trade with passengers from hundreds of cruise ships that dock for a day or two, allowing enough time for a trip to Ephesus and a shopping expedition.
The tiny Güvercin Adasi (Pigeon Island) is connected to the mainland with a causeway. Its romantic setting includes a well-maintained flower garden which surrounds the restored 14th or 15th century fortress housing a restaurant and disco frequented by lovers or those hoping to find one by the night's end.
Beaches close to town tend to get quite crowded during summer. If you prefer more serenity, head for Dilek Peninsula National Park , known locally as Milli Park about 28 km (17 miles) from Kusadasi.
It is also possible to get to Greek island Samos by regular daily ferries.
Lately, many foreigners have bought (and continue to buy) property in and around Kusadasi for their holidays or for the retirement. It became a popular area especially for the British and Irish nationals.

History Around 2000 BC. people coming from Lelek, Caria and Lydia had settled down as a society to the slopes of Pilav Mountain. Later one by one with the unit settlements Pigale , Maratheson, Neopolis and Panionion came to life; Ionians and later Romans by Ephesus coming into the dominance of Rome, had lived in these lands.
Today's Kusadasi is founded in 16th century by Venetians as a colony. The castle on the small island was built for the purpose of observation in Byzantine times. In the Middle Ages Kusadasi was ruled by Venetians and Genoese which had taken the name of Scala Nova.
The city was surrounded with castle walls for being protected from the violence of pirates, very common in the Mediterranean those centuries. It's known that there is an Ionian Region of Kusadasi. This had taken an important harbor mission on Asia - Europe trade road for many years.
In the period of Scala Nova, the Armenians dominant to trade, Greeks and Jews had joined to former nations. With the Manzikert (Malazgirt) War in 1071 Seljuk Turks had started to spread in Anatolia and during the process of Turkish principalities formation, in 1304 Sasa Bey had been the authority of Kusadasi and surroundings. Mehmet Bey had connected this vicinity to Aydinogullari after Sasa's death .
Kusadasi is a harbor town and Turks had kept this in mind. Although they were nomads from central Asia and far away from maritime business, they had learnt maritime as well as the Ephesians in a short time. They had lived comfortably with the spoils they caught at naval battles.Kilic Arslan added this town to Selcuk government and Scala Nova again had become the exportation gate of Anatolia in 1186. The Ottoman sultan Yildirim Beyazit had joined Ayasulug (in Selcuk town) to his principalities and the city became Ottoman in 1390. Tamerlane (Timurlenk) decided to take whole of Anatolia under his sovereign, but when he could not take Ayasulug he put the castle on fire in which Ottoman soldiers resisted, and St. Jean's Church was damaged very badly. With Çelebi Mehmet I Kusadasi had gathered to the Ottoman Empire and became a district.
With the vicinities passing to Ottomans , Turks entered into societies in these areas. At the end of 1st World War Ottoman Government had overcome, so Kusadasi was given to Italians with a treaty , and under their rule, the town was filled with Turks , Greeks, Jews , Armenians . Most of those minorities left the country on 7th September 1923 after the victory of War of Independence led by Atatürk . Lands between Güzelcamli and Selcuk, the estates of Greeks which went back during the agreement to exchange minorities between Greece and Turkey , were given to Turkish immigrants in return to their properties there; the same was done by the Greek government. This migration was between 1941 and 1955.
Kusadasi is living parallel to Ephesus in history and the settlements around it. The places that have historical and tourist values are:
Panionian Agora, Roman Bath, Ilica Hill, Scala Nova, Pygale , Kadi Castle, Andiz Tower, Neopolis, Aquaducts, Ania, Melia, Kursunlu Monastery, Öküz Mehmet Pasha Caravanserai , The Castle on Pigeon Island, Ramparts surrounding the City, Kusadasi Houses, Kaleici, Mosques , Turkish Bath , Yacht Harbor and Dilek National Park .

BALIKLAR HAKKINDA İNGİLİZCE MAKALE

BALIKLAR HAKKINDA İNGİLİZCE MAKALE

A fish is any gill-bearing aquatic vertebrate (or craniate) animal that lacks limbs with digits. Included in this definition are the living hagfish, lampreys, and cartilaginous and bony fish, as well as various extinct related groups. Because the term is defined negatively, and excludes the tetrapods (i.e., the amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals) which descend from within the same ancestry, it is paraphyletic. The traditional term pisces (also ichthyes) is considered a typological, but not a phylogenetic classification.
Most fish are “cold-blooded”, or ectothermic, allowing their body temperatures to vary as ambient temperatures change. Fish are abundant in most bodies of water. They can be found in nearly all aquatic environments, from high mountain streams (e.g., char and gudgeon) to the abyssal and even hadal depths of the deepest oceans (e.g., gulpers and anglerfish). At 32,000 species, fish exhibit greater species diversity than any other class of vertebrates.
Fish, especially as food, are an important resource worldwide. Commercial and subsistence fishers hunt fish in wild fisheries (see fishing) or farm them in ponds or in cages in the ocean (see aquaculture). They are also caught by recreational fishers, kept as pets, raised by fishkeepers, and exhibited in public aquaria. Fish have had a role in culture through the ages, serving as deities, religious symbols, and as the subjects of art, books and movies

LEYLEK VE TİLKİ MASALI İNGİLİZCE KISA

LEYLEK VE TİLKİ MASALİ İNGİLİZCE 

 THE FOX AND THE STOR

The Fox one day thought of a plan to amuse himself at the expense of the Stork, at whose odd appearance he was always laughing.

“You must come and dine with me today,” he said to the Stork, smiling to himself at the trick he was going to play. The Stork gladly accepted the invitation and arrived in good time and with a very good appetite.

For dinner the Fox served soup. But it was set out in a very shallow dish, and all the Stork could do was to wet the very tip of his bill. Not a drop of soup could he get. But the Fox lapped it up easily, and, to increase the disappointment of the Stork, made a great show of enjoyment.

The hungry Stork was much displeased at the trick, but he was a calm, even-tempered fellow and saw no good in flying into a rage. Instead, not long afterward, he invited the Fox to dine with him in turn. The Fox arrived promptly at the time that had been set, and the Stork served a fish dinner that had a very appetizing smell. But it was served in a tall jar with a very narrow neck. The Stork could easily get at the food with his long bill, but all the Fox could do was to lick the outside of the jar, and sniff at the delicious odor. And when the Fox lost his temper, the Stork said calmly:

Do not play tricks on your neighbors unless you can stand the same treatment yourself.

Mesut Özil İngilizce Hayatı

Mesut Özil İngilizce Hayatı Mesut Özil
(born 15 October 1988) is a German football player of Turkish descent. He plays for the La Liga team Real Madrid and the German national team.
Özil is often praised for his skill at being an attacking midfielder. He is known for making plenty of assists. In 2011, he made the second most assists in the La Liga with 17 and the most assists in major European competitions with 25.
Mesut Özil began his career with Gelsenkirchen then Rot-Weiss Essen.

[change] Schalke 04 In 2005, he went to the youth department of FC Schalke 04. He was a midfielder, and played as number 17. He soon played in the Ligapokal, against teams such as FC Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen. He was thought to be the “next big thing,” but soon left the club.

[change] Werder Bremen In 2008, Mesut Özil moved to Werder Bremen for a reported amount of €4.3 million, signing a contract with the German club until June 30, 2011. He soon became popular in the club, leading them to the 2009 DFB-Pokal final with the winning goal against Bayer Leverkusen. He helped the team make it to the UEFA Cup, but lost to Shakhtar Donetsk.


Real Madrid


Mesut Özil playing for Real Madrid. Because of his impressive performance in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, he made his place as one of the best young football athletes in Europe. Teams such as FC Barcelona, Manchester United F.C. and Arsenal F.C. wanted him in their squad. Werder Bremen made an agreement with Real Madrid C.F.. The transfer amount was believed to be near €15 million. After signing, Özil said, “When the offer came in to join Real Madrid, there is no decision to make. Let’s be honest – you don’t refuse this club. I was in no rush to leave Werder Bremen, but this is one club you say yes to. They are an institution, a club with a fantastic history, stadium and squad full of world-class players. The prospect of performing at the Bernabeu is so awesome you jump straight in.”
His first game was against Hércules, which the team won the game 3-1.

Mesut Özil performed many assists, and in the 2011-12 season he was nominated for the FIFA Ballon d’Or award. Real Madrid maintaned it’s success, and finished 1st place in the 2011-12 La Liga. 2013 year tarnsfer England Arsenal Team

Avukat Mesleğinin, Türkçe İngilizce Tanıtımı

Lawyer (Avukat):

A lawyer is a person who has studied the law and is an expert in the way their country’s rules and government work. A lawyer’s job is to give people advice about the law and how it works, since the law can be very complicated!

Many lawyers spend their time meeting with clients, preparing legal documents (like wills, contracts, and leases), and attending trials. At a trial, the lawyer represents his or her client and either defends the client against charges, or prosecutes (brings charges against) the accused. More than anything else, lawyers usually spend a lot of their time doing research! Because the law is constantly changing, lawyers must spend time staying up-to-date on information to give their clients the best advice possible!

Türkçesi:

Avukat (Avukat):

Bir avukat, hukuk okumuş ve ülkesinin kuralları ile hükümetin çalışma biçiminde uzman olan kişidir. Bir avukatın işi, kanun çok karmaşık olabileceğinden, insanlara kanun ve kanunun nasıl işlediği hakkında tavsiye vermektir!

Birçok avukat, zamanlarını müvekkilleriyle toplantılar yaparak, yasal belgeler (vasiyetname, sözleşmeler ve kira kontratları gibi) hazırlayarak ve duruşmalara katılarak geçirir. Bir duruşmada, avukat müvekkilini temsil eder ve müvekkilini suçlamalara karşı savunur veya sanığı kovuşturur (aleyhine suçlamalar getirir). Her şeyden çok, avukatlar genellikle zamanlarının çoğunu araştırma yaparak geçirirler! Yasa sürekli değiştiğinden, avukatlar müvekkillerine mümkün olan en iyi tavsiyeyi vermek için bilgileri güncel tutmak için zaman harcamalıdır!

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

DENİZLER ALTINDA YİRMİ BİN FERSAH İNGİLİZCE KİTAP ÖZETİ

“An eccentric French scientist, his friend and a jovial Canadian sailor are accidentally taken captive by Captain Nemo, a mad scientist in his amazing surmarine, the Nautilus. Placed under arrest by Nemo, the three companions learn to enjoy their new home, and with Nemo they explore the seven seas, travelling to barbarian lands, the lost city of Atlantis, and even fight an enormous squid-like monster. ” Daniel, Resident Scholar “Mysterious things are happening in the sea. Ships are being sent out; however, they are sunk by someone… or maybe something… Monsieur Arronax, a scientist is invited, along with his trusty servant Conseil, on a ship known as the Abraham Lincoln, to seek out the cause of the recent ship wrecks. After a few months out into open water, they are attacked, by something that looks like a monster. After a long chase in the water, an event throws the worthy scientist off the ship, along with Conseil, and a Canadian fisherman, Ned Land. Eventually they get close to the so called monster, which eventually turns out to be a modern, as well as highly technological submarine, titled the Nautilus. Captain Nemo, commander of the Sub, allows the trio to stay on the ship, however, they are not permitted to leave. Now begins an extraordinary voyage under the sea, as Arronax, who is guided by Captain Nemo discovers the fascinating wonders of the sea. Arronax, as well as Conseil, is fascinated by what he sees around himself. But the Canadian fisherman is losing his patience by the day. Despite the amazing specimens, scientific facts, not to be found in nearly a hundred years by man, fantastic locales and the captain’s generosity, Ned still wants to escape. Arronax decides that if a worthy opportunity presents itself, then they will not hesitate to leave. Although he has given his word, Arronax does not wish to anger the captain, for his generosity is much too great for that matter. The submarine starts in regular waters, continues in a boiling soup, travels through Atlantis, volcanoes, giant sea monsters, and there is more where that came from. All of this is packed tight into a 300 page sci-fi thriller! ” Walid Khalid, Resident Scholar “The story basically begins with the very intelligent Professor Arronax calculating basic measurements. He’s a modern french biologist during this time period. The professor had somewhat of an understudy, an apprentice if you will, named Conseil. Conseil was just about as skilled as the professor as far as classification, and knowing so much information about just about everything. One day, the professor got a letter that invited him to go on a select trip to hunt the killer narwhal. Mysteriously, several ships had been rammed, and had a triangular shaped scar on the spot where the uncanny shipmates had decided that the narwhal hit. So Professor Arronax and Conseil went to examine the accidents. They get on the ship and meet a Canadian harpooner named Ned Land. He told them that he was the best at what he does, and that he was ready to take out the narwhal. After a while, they come across the infamous narwhal. They find it strange that the narwhal is about three times as long as the ship they’re on, and that it glows. The professor’s ship is attacked, and they are stranded in the ocean, they climb aboard the narwahal to find out that it is in actuality a submarine. They finally meet a strange man named Captain Nemo, who explains to them that it is his ship and that the professor, Conseil, and Ned Land can stay as long as they go with him on a trip around the world in his submarine, the Nautilus. They begin to go on amazing trips.” Emmanuel Hayes, Resident Scholar

Balık Burcunun Özellikleri İngilizce

Balık Burcunun Özellikleri İngilizce

PiscesPisces is the twelfth sign of the zodiac.
Several myths mention the origin of this sign: in Mesopotamia it was known as Kun (tails) and the leash that tied the two fish goddesses together. The astronomer Eratosthenes ascribed this constellation to Derceto the Syrian goddess, who was half woman and half fish. The Pisces possess strong spiritual aspiration and a profound interior conviction. It is a very easily mutable sign. Its capability is not at a collective level and that makes the sign, the most abstract one out of the entire zodiac.
The Pisces personality is one of the most complex and difficult ones to define. It’s in their nature to be extremely sensitive, receptive and emotional. They have a peaceful personality; they are imaginative, sensitive, patient, kind, intuitive, compassionate for others and are always willing to help. It does not assume reality but are idealists and their will is weak. They let others lead them. They do not like to be criticized or to listen to people that think they are too good.
In the place of employment they are not very good managers but they are excellent secretaries or administrative workers. They can also be excellent lawyers, architects, travel agents, artists, painters and investigators.
In matters of love, Pisces fall in love and give their heart in a pure and sincere way; they also place their heart in the hands of their partner. Pisces tend to give more than what they receive and they are loyal persons that look for a union of mind and spirit with their significant other and more than anything a sexual union. They like their home and family. They do not care if they are dominated or if they let their partner control the relationship and that is show they become people that are easy to manipulate.
Element: Water
Ruling planet: Neptune
Gemstones: Moonstone, sapphire and aquamarine
Colors: Green, blue and violet
Most compatible signs: Cancer, Scorpio, Capricorn and Taurus

Koç Burcunun Özellikleri İngilizce

Koç Burcunun Özellikleri İngilizce

Aries Characteristics:


Symbol: The Ram
Element: Fire
Group: Emotional
Polarity: Positive
Favorable Colors: Red
Chinese Counterpart: Dragon

Ruling Planet: Mars
Cross/Quality: Cardinal
House Ruled: First
Opposite Sign: Libra
Lucky Gem: Diamond
Period: Mar 21 – Apr 19

Aries Personality:

As the first sign of the zodiac, the presence of an Aries almost always indicates the beginning of something energetic and boisterous. Not much holds this sign back. They’re eager, dynamic, quick, and competitive. When it comes to getting the ball rolling, an Aries is the best. Pioneering everything from work-related projects to parties with friends, these folks go for the gusto.

Strengths:
Courage, determination, self-confidence, enthusiasm.

Weaknesses:
Impatience, silly arguments, allowing fear to limit choices.

Charismatic marks:
Athletic body, youthful attitude, a need to take the lead.

Likes:
Comfortable clothes, taking the lead, physical challenges, individual sports.

Dislikes:
Inactivity, delays, work that doesn’t use one’s talents.

Best environment: Any situation that requires action, courage in the face of fear, competition, and freedom of choice. Aries individuals are better outside being active than staying close to home

Boğa Burcunun Özellikleri Türkçe İngilizce

Boğa Burcunun Özellikleri İngilizce

April 20 – May 20

Boğa Burcunun Özellikleri İngilizce
General characteristics of Taurus
Taurus is the second sign of the zodiac. 
In ancient times the constellation had the same name, but the precession of the equinoxes has made the sign of Taurus occupied by the constellation of Aries. It is a fixed and feminine sign ruled by Venus and it belongs to the element of Earth. Its symbol is a bull grazing in a calm manner in a prairie field. Taurus contains two star clusters that are the most well know in the firmament: the Pleiades where we can point out Merope and the Hyades cluster, whose main star is γ Tauri.
The Taurus is often practical, determined and has a strong will. The Taurus is stable and conservative and will follow a trustworthy leader in a loyal manner. It is very common for them to have a brilliant mind with excessive creativity. They love peace and tranquility and they are very respectful of laws and rules. They respect the material values and avoid any debts. They also tend to have plenty of artistic talents.
In their place of employment Taurus are good workers and they do not stop until they reach their goals. They are creative and are entrepreneurs that can succeed in architecture, construction, administration, agriculture, medicine, commerce, even as musicians and artists.
In matters of love, Taurus possesses a protective nature that makes their partner feel secure and taken care.
They have an overwhelming sensuality but one that is practical, and in this sense they are very loyal and considerate partners. They are good parents and they do not demand too much from their partner or their children. They love themselves a lot and tend to be possessive but if their partner tries to make peace and be understanding, they put some effort to forget their annoyance.
Element: Earth
Ruling planet: Venus
Gemstones: Emerald, agate, coral and pink quartz
Colors: Light green, pink and turquoise
Most compatible signs: Virgo, Capricorn, Cancer and Pisces

Boğa Burcunun Özellikleri İngilizce

 20 Nisan – 20 Mayıs

 Boğa Burcunun Özellikleri İngilizce

 Boğa burcunun genel özellikleri

 Boğa, zodyakın ikinci işaretidir.

 Eski zamanlarda takımyıldızın adı aynıydı, ancak ekinoksların devinimi Boğa burcunu Koç takımyıldızı tarafından işgal etti.  Venüs tarafından yönetilen sabit ve dişil bir burçtur ve Dünya elementine aittir.  Sembolü, çayırda sakin bir şekilde otlayan bir boğadır.  Boğa, gök kubbede en iyi bilinen iki yıldız kümesi içerir: Merope'yi gösterebileceğimiz Ülker ve ana yıldızı γ Tauri olan Hyades kümesi.

 Boğa genellikle pratik, kararlı ve güçlü bir iradeye sahiptir.  Boğa istikrarlı ve tutucudur ve sadık bir şekilde güvenilir bir lideri takip edecektir.  Aşırı yaratıcılığa sahip parlak bir zihne sahip olmaları çok yaygındır.  Barışı ve sükuneti severler, kanun ve kurallara çok saygılıdırlar.  Maddi değerlere saygı gösterirler ve herhangi bir borçtan kaçınırlar.  Ayrıca birçok sanatsal yeteneğe sahip olma eğilimindedirler.

 Çalıştıkları yerde Boğalar iyi çalışanlardır ve hedeflerine ulaşana kadar durmazlar.  Yaratıcıdırlar ve mimarlıkta, inşaatta, yönetimde, tarımda, tıpta, ticarette, hatta müzisyen ve sanatçı olarak başarılı olabilecek girişimcilerdir.

 Aşk konularında Boğa, partnerini güvende ve bakımlı hissettiren koruyucu bir doğaya sahiptir.

 Ezici ama pratik bir şehvetleri var ve bu anlamda çok sadık ve düşünceli ortaklar.  Onlar iyi ebeveynlerdir ve eşlerinden veya çocuklarından çok fazla bir şey talep etmezler.  Kendilerini çok severler ve sahiplenici olmaya meyillidirler ama eğer partnerleri barışmaya ve anlayışlı olmaya çalışırsa, sıkıntılarını unutmak için biraz çaba harcarlar.

 Eleman: Dünya

 Yönetici gezegeni: Venüs

 Değerli Taşlar: Zümrüt, akik, mercan ve pembe kuvars

 Renkler: Açık yeşil, pembe ve turkuaz

 En uyumlu burçlar: Başak, Oğlak, Yengeç ve Balık