Translation of Turkish word "dünyayı" to English
dünyayı
/djnjajɯ/
Meaning
NounThe subjective human experience, regarded collectively; human collective existence; existence in general; the reality we live in.
How to use
When using 'dünyayı' in a sentence, be aware that it is the accusative form of the noun, which means it is the direct object of the verb. For example, 'Dünyayı seviyorum' means 'I love the world'.
🇬🇧 English
the world
Example
Dünya birçok kültürü barındıran büyük bir yer.
The world is a big place with many cultures.
Dünyayı gezmeyi seviyorum.
I like to travel the world.
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- Dünya birçok kültürü barındıran büyük bir yer.— The world is a big place with many cultures.
- Dünyayı gezmeyi seviyorum.— I like to travel the world.
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What does the Turkish word "dünyayı" mean?▼
The Turkish word "dünyayı" means "the world" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Dünya birçok kültürü barındıran büyük bir yer." (which translates as "The world is a big place with many cultures.").
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