Swapping recommendations
Zeeza wants three show recommendations from you, and he is not hanging up until he hears all three. This is the final round of the unit.
Start the roundThe words — Swapping recommendations
Final recap before the test: four words, one running story. Sama recommended a show, and it has consequences.
Meaningseries talk
Nujoom, Sama üç saattir aynı dizi sohbetini yapıyor, hâlâ ilk bölümdeler.
Nujoom, Sama has been having the same series talk for three hours, they're still on the first episode.
Meaningreviews
Hilal dizi hakkında eleştirileri okudu, sonra kimseyle konuşmadan odadan çıktı.
Hilal read the reviews about the show, then left the room without talking to anyone.
Meaningpitches / recommendations
Zeeza'nın önerileri hep aynı: bir dizi, bir eleştiri, ve bir özür.
Zeeza's pitches are always the same: a show, a review, and an apology.
Meaningnews
Sama'nın önerdiği dizi hakkında haberler var: kimse ilk bölümden sonra izlemeyi bırakmadı, çünkü bölüm hâlâ bitmedi.
There is news about the show Sama recommended: nobody has stopped watching after the first episode, because the episode still hasn't ended.
Meaningto recommend
Sana bu diziyi öneririm, izlemeye değer.
I recommend this series to you, it's worth watching.
Questions about Swapping recommendations
How do you say 'to recommend' in Turkish?
'To recommend' in Turkish is 'önermek', as in 'Sana bu diziyi öneririm' (I recommend this series to you).
What does 'dizi sohbeti' mean in Turkish?
'Dizi sohbeti' means 'series talk' — chatting about a TV show, as in the example about Sama talking for three hours about the same show.
How do you say 'reviews' in Turkish?
'Reviews' in Turkish is 'eleştiriler', as in 'Hilal dizi hakkında eleştirileri okudu' (Hilal read the reviews about the show).
What is the Turkish word for 'recommendations' or 'pitches'?
The word is 'öneriler', used in 'Zeeza'nın önerileri hep aynı' (Zeeza's pitches are always the same).
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