뜻
Starting a recent employment position.
문화적 배경
When someone gets a new job, it is customary to say 'Hayırlı olsun'. It is also common for the person to bring 'tatlı' (sweets) to their friends or new colleagues. On the first day of a new job, it is common for the company to send a 'Hoş geldin' (Welcome) kit or for colleagues to take the newcomer out for lunch. Turkish users are very active on LinkedIn. A 'Yeni bir iş' post will often receive hundreds of 'Hayırlı olsun' comments from even distant acquaintances. The 'İlk Maaş' (First Salary) is often spent on gifts for parents or a dinner for the family to show gratitude.
The 'Bir' Rule
Always remember: Adjective + bir + Noun. It's 'Yeni bir iş', not 'Bir yeni iş'.
Case Endings
Don't forget the '-e' when using 'başlamak'. Say 'İşe başladım'.
뜻
Starting a recent employment position.
The 'Bir' Rule
Always remember: Adjective + bir + Noun. It's 'Yeni bir iş', not 'Bir yeni iş'.
Case Endings
Don't forget the '-e' when using 'başlamak'. Say 'İşe başladım'.
Hayırlı Olsun
Always say 'Hayırlı olsun' when a friend tells you they have a new job. It's the most important social response.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blank with the correct word order.
Ben ______ ______ ______ arıyorum. (new / a / job)
In Turkish, the order is Adjective (yeni) + Article (bir) + Noun (iş).
Which sentence is grammatically correct for 'I started a new job'?
Hangisi doğru?
The verb 'başlamak' requires the dative case suffix '-e'.
Complete the dialogue.
Ayşe: Tebrikler! ______ ______ ______ bulmuşsun. Fatma: Teşekkür ederim, çok mutluyum!
The context of 'Tebrikler' (Congratulations) and 'Mutluyum' (I'm happy) suggests finding a new job.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are at a job interview and want to say you are looking for a new challenge.
During an interview, you are currently 'looking' (arıyorum) for a new job.
🎉 점수: /4
시각 학습 자료
Job vs. Profession
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Ben ______ ______ ______ arıyorum. (new / a / job)
In Turkish, the order is Adjective (yeni) + Article (bir) + Noun (iş).
Hangisi doğru?
The verb 'başlamak' requires the dative case suffix '-e'.
Ayşe: Tebrikler! ______ ______ ______ bulmuşsun. Fatma: Teşekkür ederim, çok mutluyum!
The context of 'Tebrikler' (Congratulations) and 'Mutluyum' (I'm happy) suggests finding a new job.
You are at a job interview and want to say you are looking for a new challenge.
During an interview, you are currently 'looking' (arıyorum) for a new job.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문Yes, but it sounds more general. 'Yeni bir iş' refers to one specific new job.
It is neutral and can be used in any context.
You say 'Yeni bir iş arıyorum'.
'İş' is your current job/task, 'meslek' is your profession/vocation.
It's a nice gesture in Turkey to bring sweets (tatlı) after your first week or paycheck.
You can say 'Yeni bir işim var'.
Usually 'yeni bir girişim' or 'kendi işim' is better for startups.
It takes the accusative case if the job is specific: 'Yeni bir işi buldum' (I found the new job we talked about).
No, for a promotion use 'terfi aldım'.
No, they are etymologically unrelated.
관련 표현
İş aramak
similarTo look for a job
İşe başlamak
builds onTo start a job
İstifa etmek
contrastTo resign
Tam zamanlı iş
specialized formFull-time job
