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A1 noun 3 मिनट पढ़ने का समय

ekran

इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण

§ Common Mistakes with 'Ekran'

The word 'ekran' in Turkish means 'screen'. While it seems straightforward, English speakers often make a few common mistakes when using it. Let's look at these so you can avoid them.

§ Mistake 1: Confusing 'ekran' with 'görüntü' or 'resim'

DEFINITION: 'Ekran' specifically refers to the physical display surface. 'Görüntü' means 'image' or 'view', and 'resim' means 'picture' or 'photo'.

Sometimes learners use 'ekran' when they actually mean 'the image on the screen' or 'a picture'. Remember, 'ekran' is the object itself.

Televizyonun ekranı çok büyük. (The television's screen is very big.)

Bu fotoğrafın görüntüsü çok net. (The image of this photo is very clear.)

§ Mistake 2: Using 'ekran' for a movie or TV show

DEFINITION: In English, we might say 'on screen' to refer to a film or show. In Turkish, you would use 'ekranda' (on the screen) or more commonly, talk about the show itself.

You wouldn't say 'Bugün ekran güzel bir film var' (Today there is a nice movie screen). Instead, you would say something like:

Televizyonda güzel bir film var. (There is a nice movie on TV.)

Bu dizi şu an popüler. (This series is popular right now.)

§ Mistake 3: Forgetting case endings when talking about interacting with the screen

When you interact with the screen, like looking at it, touching it, or cleaning it, you need to use the correct case endings. 'Ekran' is a noun, and Turkish nouns take different endings depending on their role in the sentence.

Looking at the screen: Use the dative case (-e/-a) for direction or target.

Ekrana bakıyorum. (I am looking at the screen.)

Touching the screen: Use the accusative case (-i/-ı/-u/-ü) for the direct object.

Ekranı temizledim. (I cleaned the screen.)

On the screen: Use the locative case (-de/-da) for location.

Resim ekranda görünüyor. (The picture is visible on the screen.)

§ Recap of 'Ekran' usage:

To sum up, 'ekran' is a straightforward word but requires attention to context and grammar. Keep these points in mind:

'Ekran' is the physical display.
Don't confuse it with 'görüntü' (image) or 'resim' (picture).
When referring to what's 'on TV' or 'on screen' in the sense of content, typically use 'televizyonda' or refer directly to the show/film.
Always use the correct case endings when 'ekran' is part of a sentence.

By being mindful of these common pitfalls, you'll use 'ekran' much more accurately and naturally in Turkish. Practice makes perfect, so try making your own sentences using 'ekran' with different case endings!

स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

Ekran açık mı?

Is the screen on?

Literally: Screen open (interrogative particle)

Ekran büyük.

The screen is big.

Literally: Screen big.

Küçük bir ekran.

A small screen.

Literally: Small a screen.

Bilgisayar ekranı.

Computer screen.

Compound noun: 'bilgisayar' (computer) + 'ekranı' (screen, with possessive suffix for 'its screen').

Telefon ekranı kırık.

The phone screen is broken.

Compound noun: 'telefon' (phone) + 'ekranı' (screen) + 'kırık' (broken).

Yeni ekran parlak.

The new screen is bright.

Literally: New screen bright.

Bu ekran eski.

This screen is old.

Literally: This screen old.

Ekranı temizle.

Clean the screen.

Imperative form: 'ekranı' (the screen, with definite direct object suffix) + 'temizle' (clean).