뜻
To say exactly what the other person was about to say.
문화적 배경
Turkish culture values 'heart-to-heart' connection. Finishing someone's sentence is often seen as a sign of being 'soulmates' or very close friends. In many Mediterranean cultures, overlapping speech is common and indicates enthusiasm rather than rudeness. In Turkish business, using this phrase with a client can build trust by showing you understand their needs perfectly. Old stories often feature wise characters who can 'take the word' from others, implying they have spiritual insight.
The Vowel Drop
Always remember to drop the 'ı' in 'ağız'. Saying 'ağızımdan' is a dead giveaway that you are a beginner.
Don't be a 'Word Snatcher'
If you do this too often, it might seem like you are not letting the other person speak. Use it sparingly for maximum effect.
뜻
To say exactly what the other person was about to say.
The Vowel Drop
Always remember to drop the 'ı' in 'ağız'. Saying 'ağızımdan' is a dead giveaway that you are a beginner.
Don't be a 'Word Snatcher'
If you do this too often, it might seem like you are not letting the other person speak. Use it sparingly for maximum effect.
Add 'Valla'
Adding 'Valla' (honestly/by God) before the phrase makes it sound much more authentic and enthusiastic.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'ağız' and the possessive suffix.
Tam 'kahve içelim' diyecektim, lafı ______ (my mouth) aldın!
The word 'ağız' drops the 'ı' and takes '-m' for 'my' and '-dan' for 'from'.
Which situation is most appropriate for 'Lafı ağzından almak'?
Bir arkadaşınızla aynı anda aynı yemeği sipariş etmek istediğinizde ne dersiniz?
This idiom is used for shared thoughts and agreement.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Hava bugün çok güzel, parka mı gitsek? B: ________, ben de tam onu teklif edecektim!
The context shows B was about to suggest the same thing.
Match the phrase to the meaning.
Lafı ağzından almak
The idiom means saying what someone else was about to say.
🎉 점수: /4
시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Tam 'kahve içelim' diyecektim, lafı ______ (my mouth) aldın!
The word 'ağız' drops the 'ı' and takes '-m' for 'my' and '-dan' for 'from'.
Bir arkadaşınızla aynı anda aynı yemeği sipariş etmek istediğinizde ne dersiniz?
This idiom is used for shared thoughts and agreement.
A: Hava bugün çok güzel, parka mı gitsek? B: ________, ben de tam onu teklif edecektim!
The context shows B was about to suggest the same thing.
Lafı ağzından almak
The idiom means saying what someone else was about to say.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
8 질문'Laf' is more casual and common in daily speech. 'Söz' is slightly more formal and can also mean 'promise'.
Yes, if you have a friendly relationship. It shows you are thinking like them.
It depends on who you are talking to. 'Ağzımdan' (my mouth), 'Ağzından' (your mouth).
In Turkish, it's usually seen as a positive sign of agreement, but don't overdo it.
Lafı ağzımdan aldın (You took the words out of my mouth).
Rarely. It's almost always a compliment to the shared thought.
Yes, 'Ağzımdan öptün' is a very casual/slangy equivalent.
It's great for informal writing like texts or emails to friends.
관련 표현
düşüncelerine tercüman olmak
similarTo be an interpreter for someone's thoughts.
sözünü kesmek
contrastTo interrupt someone.
tam üstüne basmak
similarTo hit the nail on the head.
ağzından kaçırmak
builds onTo let something slip (a secret).
