Translation of Turkish word "kalan" to English
kalan
/kalan/
Meaning
Verbthe part that remains after something has been removed or used
How to use
The word 'kalan' is often used to describe what remains or is left over. Follows regular 2-way and 4-way vowel harmony in tense suffixes (-iyor, -di, -ecek, -miş).
🇬🇧 English
remainder
Example
Ay sonuna kadar fazla param kalmadı.
I don't have much money left for the end of the month.
Filmin geri kalanı oldukça ilginç.
The rest of the movie is very interesting.
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Common phrases
- kalan zaman— remaining time
- Ay sonuna kadar fazla param kalmadı.— I don't have much money left for the end of the month.
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What does the Turkish word "kalan" mean?▼
The Turkish word "kalan" means "remainder" in English.
How do you pronounce the Turkish word "kalan"?▼
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ay sonuna kadar fazla param kalmadı." (which translates as "I don't have much money left for the end of the month.").
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