Bedeutung
Watching television programs.
Kultureller Hintergrund
Television is a central part of the 'evening tea' ritual. It's common for the TV to be on even if no one is strictly 'watching' it; it serves as a social backdrop. Many Azerbaijanis watch Turkish television channels. This has led to a linguistic blend where some Turkish TV terms are used in Azerbaijan. The word 'Televizor' is a direct loan from Russian, reflecting the era when TV technology was introduced to the region. Urban youth in Baku are moving away from traditional TV toward Netflix and YouTube, often using the verb 'izləmək' for these platforms.
The Dative Rule
Always remember the '-a' suffix. Without it, the sentence sounds like 'I watch television' but in a broken, 'Me Tarzan' way.
Baxmaq vs. İzləmək
Use 'baxmaq' for general watching. Use 'izləmək' if you want to sound more sophisticated or if you are following a series closely.
Bedeutung
Watching television programs.
The Dative Rule
Always remember the '-a' suffix. Without it, the sentence sounds like 'I watch television' but in a broken, 'Me Tarzan' way.
Baxmaq vs. İzləmək
Use 'baxmaq' for general watching. Use 'izləmək' if you want to sound more sophisticated or if you are following a series closely.
Specific Content
If you watch a movie, say 'Kinoya baxıram'. The movie gets the '-a' suffix too!
Teste dich selbst
Fill in the correct suffix for 'Televizor'.
Mən hər axşam televizor... baxıram.
The verb 'baxmaq' always requires the dative case suffix '-a' or '-ə'.
Which sentence is correct?
Choose the natural way to say 'I am watching TV'.
'Baxıram' is the active verb for watching, and it takes the dative '-a'.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Sən nə edirsən? B: Mən ... ...
Based on the context of this lesson, 'televizora baxıram' is the intended answer.
Match the Azerbaijani phrase with the English translation.
Match them:
All these use the dative case + baxmaq pattern.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Visuelle Lernhilfen
What can you watch?
Content
- • Xəbərlər (News)
- • Serial (Soap Opera)
- • Kino (Movie)
- • Futbol (Football)
Aufgabensammlung
4 AufgabenMən hər axşam televizor... baxıram.
The verb 'baxmaq' always requires the dative case suffix '-a' or '-ə'.
Choose the natural way to say 'I am watching TV'.
'Baxıram' is the active verb for watching, and it takes the dative '-a'.
A: Sən nə edirsən? B: Mən ... ...
Based on the context of this lesson, 'televizora baxıram' is the intended answer.
Ordne jedem Element links seinen Partner rechts zu:
All these use the dative case + baxmaq pattern.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Häufig gestellte Fragen
10 FragenYes, it is very common and slightly more informal than 'televizora baxmaq'.
Azerbaijani grammar requires the dative case (-a/-ə) for the verb 'baxmaq' (to look at/to watch).
Neither is 'better', but 'baxmaq' is more common in daily speech. 'İzləmək' is more formal.
You say 'Televizorda verilişə baxıram'. Note the '-da' on TV and '-ə' on the show.
Yes, especially older generations and families in the evenings.
People sometimes call it 'mavi ekran' (blue screen) or 'qutu' (box).
Yes, 'YouTube-a baxmaq' is perfectly fine.
It is 'televizora' with a back 'a' to match the 'o' in 'televizor'.
Yes, it means both 'to look' and 'to watch'.
Televizora baxmağı dayandır!
Verwandte Redewendungen
Kino izləmək
similarTo watch a movie
Verilişə baxmaq
specialized formTo watch a program
Kanalı dəyişmək
builds onTo change the channel
Gözaltı baxmaq
similarTo glance
