Translation of Turkish word "ilginç" to English
ilginç
/ilgintʃ/
Meaning
AdjectiveAdjective meaning interesting, engaging, or curious; arousing curiosity or attention.
How to use
Ilginç is an adjective that means interesting or of concern. Placed directly before the modified noun without changing for gender or number.
🇬🇧 English
interesting
Example
İlginç bir film en sevdiğim şeydir.
An interesting film is my favorite thing.
İlginç bir sonuç iyi bir işarettir.
An interesting result is a good sign.
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Common phrases
- ilginç bir film— an interesting movie
- İlginç bir film en sevdiğim şeydir.— An interesting film is my favorite thing.
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The Turkish word "ilginç" means "interesting" in English.
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