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internet

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Explanation internet in your Level:
At the A1 level, 'internet' is one of the easiest words to learn because it is almost identical to English. You should focus on basic phrases like 'İnternet var?' (Is there internet?) and 'İnternet yoxdur' (There is no internet). You will learn to use it with simple verbs like 'var' (exists) and 'yoxdur' (does not exist). At this stage, you don't need to worry about complex grammar; just treat it as a noun that helps you get connected. You might also learn 'internet kafe' and 'vay-fay'. The goal is survival communication: finding a connection and stating if you have one.
At the A2 level, you begin to use 'internet' with basic case endings. You will learn 'internetdə' (on the internet) to describe where you find things, and 'internetə' (to the internet) with the verb 'qoşulmaq' (to connect). You will also start using possessives, like 'mənim internetim' (my internet). You should be able to describe your daily routine, including how much time you spend online. For example: 'Mən hər gün internetdən istifadə edirəm.' You also learn adjectives to describe the internet, such as 'sürətli' (fast) and 'zəif' (weak/slow).
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At the B1 level, you can discuss the internet in more detail, including its advantages and disadvantages. You will use more complex sentence structures like 'Əgər internet olmasa, biz işləyə bilmərik' (If there is no internet, we cannot work). You'll learn technical collocations like 'internet provayderi' and 'internet sürəti'. You can describe problems with your connection and call technical support. You also begin to use the word in the context of 'onlayn alış-veriş' (online shopping) and 'sosial şəbəkələr' (social networks), allowing for more nuanced conversations about modern life.
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At the B2 level, you can use 'internet' to talk about abstract concepts like 'internet təhlükəsizliyi' (internet security) or the impact of the internet on society. You are comfortable with all case endings and can use the word in passive constructions or complex subordinate clauses. You might participate in a debate about 'internet asılılığı' (internet addiction) or the role of the internet in education. You understand the difference between 'internet' and 'intranet' and can discuss 'fiber-optik' technologies. Your vocabulary includes terms like 'yükləmək' (to download) and 'paylaşmaq' (to share) in relation to the internet.
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At the C1 level, you use 'internet' in specialized contexts, such as 'internet hüququ' (internet law) or 'rəqəmsal iqtisadiyyat' (digital economy). You can understand and discuss complex articles about the 'internet of things' (əşyaların interneti) or the history of the internet's development in the Caucasus. You can use the word with sophisticated idiomatic expressions and understand the subtle registers between technical jargon and colloquial slang. You are capable of writing reports or giving presentations on how the internet affects Azerbaijani cultural identity and language evolution.
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At the C2 level, you have a near-native grasp of the word 'internet' and its place in the Azerbaijani linguistic landscape. You can discuss the philosophical implications of a hyper-connected world and the nuances of internet governance. You can identify regional accents or specific social group slangs related to internet usage. You are proficient in using the word in highly formal legal, academic, or technical documents. You can also play with the word in creative writing or poetry, using it as a metaphor for connectivity, globalization, or the modern human condition.
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Examples Notes & Tips

internet in 30 Seconds

  • İnternet is a global network of computers used for communication and information.
  • It is a loanword in Azerbaijani, used with standard noun case endings.
  • Commonly paired with verbs like 'istifadə etmək' (to use) and 'qoşulmaq' (to connect).
  • Essential for modern life, shopping, education, and social media in Azerbaijan.

The word internet in Azerbaijani is a direct loanword from English, functioning as a masculine noun that follows the standard rules of Azerbaijani grammar and vowel harmony. In the modern Azerbaijani context, this word is ubiquitous, appearing in everything from high-level government digitalization strategies to the simplest daily requests in a neighborhood cafe. When you use the word internet in Azerbaijan, you are referring to the global system of interconnected computer networks, but more practically, you are often referring to the availability of a connection, the speed of your data, or the digital space where social interactions occur. The word is pronounced very similarly to English, though with a distinct Azerbaijani phonological touch where the vowels are slightly more clipped and the final 't' is crisp. In Azerbaijan, the internet is not just a utility; it is the primary gateway for the youth to engage with global culture, for the diaspora to stay connected with families in Baku or Ganja, and for the burgeoning tech sector in the region to flourish. You will encounter this word on signs for 'İnternet Kafe', on your mobile phone settings, and in every conversation regarding work, education, or entertainment.

Connectivity Status
When someone says 'İnternet yoxdur', they are expressing a universal modern frustration: the lack of a connection. This phrase is essential for travelers and locals alike.
Digital Commerce
The term 'İnternet mağazası' refers to online shops, a sector that has seen explosive growth in Azerbaijan over the last decade, particularly for electronics and fashion.
Social Media Context
Often, Azerbaijani speakers use 'internet' as a catch-all for being online. 'İnternetdə gördüm' means 'I saw it on the internet', which could mean Instagram, TikTok, or a news site.

Bağışlayın, burada internet var? (Excuse me, is there internet here?)

Mənim internetim çox zəifdir. (My internet is very weak/slow.)

Uşaqlar bütün günü internetdədir. (The children are on the internet all day.)

Siz internet vasitəsilə ödəniş edə bilərsiniz. (You can make payment via the internet.)

Bizim internet provayderimiz dəyişdi. (Our internet provider has changed.)

To truly master the use of internet, you must understand its role in the Azerbaijani verb system. We don't just 'use' the internet; we 'enter' it (internetə girmək), we 'connect' to it (internetə qoşulmaq), and sometimes it 'cuts' on us (internet kəsilir). The word acts as a bridge between traditional Azerbaijani life and the digital global era, making it one of the most frequently used nouns for speakers of all ages. Whether you are discussing high-speed fiber optics (fiber-optik internet) or just asking for the Wi-Fi password (Vay-fay parolu), this word is your essential tool.

Using internet correctly involves understanding Azerbaijani noun declension and how it pairs with common verbs. Because the word ends in a consonant, it follows the standard pattern for nouns ending in 't'. One interesting feature of Azerbaijani is how it handles loanwords ending in 't'; often, when a suffix beginning with a vowel is added, the 't' does not change to 'd' (unlike many native words), though pronunciation can vary in dialects. In formal writing, it remains 'internetim' (my internet), 'internetə' (to the internet), and 'interneti' (the internet - accusative).

The Locative Case (-də)
This is used to say 'on the internet'. Example: 'Mən bu məlumatı internetdə tapdım' (I found this information on the internet). It signifies the digital location of an object or information.
The Dative Case (-ə)
Used for movement or connection. 'İnternetə qoşulmaq' means 'to connect to the internet'. It implies a transition from an offline state to an online one.
The Genitive Case (-in)
Used to show possession or relationship. 'İnternetin sürəti' (The speed of the internet). This is vital for technical discussions about service quality.

When constructing sentences, remember that Azerbaijani is a Subject-Object-Verb (SOV) language. Therefore, 'I am using the internet' becomes 'Mən internetdən istifadə edirəm' (literally: I internet-from use do). Notice the use of the Ablative case (-dən) with the verb 'istifadə etmək'. This is a common pattern that English speakers often find tricky, as we use 'use the internet' (direct object), but Azerbaijani uses 'use from the internet'.

Sizin evdə internet sürətlidir? (Is the internet fast in your house?)

Mən internet vasitəsilə yeni dil öyrənirəm. (I am learning a new language via the internet.)

Dünən axşam internet kəsildi. (The internet was cut off yesterday evening.)

Furthermore, in the context of mobile devices, you will often hear 'İnternet paketi' (internet package/data plan). If you run out of data, you might say 'İnternetim bitdi' (My internet finished/ran out). This colloquial usage treats 'internet' as a finite resource, similar to how one might speak about money or water. Understanding these nuances helps you sound more like a native speaker and less like a textbook.

In Azerbaijan, the word internet is heard in diverse environments. In the bustling streets of Baku, you will see it on the windows of 'İnternet klublar' (internet clubs), which remain popular for gaming, even as home internet becomes standard. In a professional setting, such as a modern office in the Flame Towers, you'll hear engineers discussing 'internet infrastrukturu' (internet infrastructure) or 'təhlükəsizlik' (security). In the rural regions of Azerbaijan, like Quba or Sheki, the word is just as common, often associated with the 'modem' or the local 'provayder'.

One of the most common places to hear the word is in service-oriented businesses. Waiters are frequently asked, 'Vay-fay var? Parolu nədir?' but if the connection is failing, the response is usually 'İnternet işləmir' (The internet isn't working). On national television and in news broadcasts, you'll hear about 'internet azadlığı' (internet freedom) or 'internet resursları' (internet resources). The word has also permeated the educational system, with teachers assigning 'internet araşdırması' (internet research) to students.

Culturally, the internet has changed how Azerbaijanis communicate. The phrase 'İnternetdə yazışırıq' (We are chatting/corresponding on the internet) has largely replaced older terms for writing letters. During the holidays, like Novruz, people use the 'internet' to send 'təbrik mesajları' (congratulatory messages) to relatives abroad. You'll also hear the word in the context of 'onlayn dərslər' (online classes), which became a staple of life during the pandemic. The word is essentially the heartbeat of modern Azerbaijani social and economic life.

For English speakers, the most common mistake is applying English grammar to the word internet. In English, we almost always use 'the' (the internet). In Azerbaijani, saying 'o internet' (that internet) or trying to force a definite marker where it doesn't belong is a sign of a beginner. Instead, the context or the case ending provides the necessary specificity.

Another frequent error involves the preposition 'on'. English speakers want to say 'on the internet' using an Azerbaijani word for 'on' (like 'üstündə'). This is incorrect. In Azerbaijani, the locative case suffix -də/-da is used: internetdə. Using 'internetin üstündə' would literally mean something is physically sitting on top of a router or a cable!

Confusion also arises with the verb 'to use'. As mentioned, 'istifadə etmək' requires the ablative case (-dən). Beginner students often say 'İnterneti istifadə edirəm', which is grammatically awkward. The correct form is İnternetdən istifadə edirəm. Additionally, learners sometimes confuse 'internet' with 'şəbəkə' (network). While they are related, 'şəbəkə' is more technical or refers to a phone network (milli şəbəkə), while 'internet' is the specific global entity.

Lastly, pay attention to the possessive forms. In English, we say 'my internet' to mean 'my connection'. In Azerbaijani, you must add the possessive suffix: internetim. If you just say 'mənim internet', it sounds like 'my (the concept of) internet', which is incomplete. Always pair 'mənim' with 'internetim', 'sənin' with 'internetin', and so on.

While internet is the standard term, there are related words and alternatives depending on the context. Understanding these will help you refine your vocabulary and understand technical discussions or more formal writing.

Şəbəkə (Network)
Used when referring to the technical infrastructure. Example: 'Şəbəkə qoşulmayıb' (The network is not connected). It is broader than 'internet' and can refer to local networks (LAN) as well.
Vay-fay (Wi-Fi)
Often used interchangeably with 'internet' in casual speech when asking for a connection. 'Vay-fay var?' is the most common way to ask if internet is available in a public space.
Onlayn (Online)
An adjective/adverb describing the state of being on the internet. 'Mən onlaynam' (I am online). It is used just like in English but adapted to Azerbaijani sentence structure.
Virtual (Virtual)
Used for things that exist only on the internet. 'Virtual aləm' (The virtual world) is a common phrase in academic or journalistic contexts.

In very formal or academic Azerbaijani, you might see the phrase 'qlobal informasiya şəbəkəsi' (global information network), but this is rarely used in conversation. For daily life, sticking to 'internet' and 'onlayn' will serve you best. When comparing 'internet' to 'data' (mobile data), Azerbaijanis often just say 'meqabayt' (megabytes) or 'paket'. For example: 'Meqabaytım qurtardı' (I ran out of data).

How Formal Is It?

Formal

"İnternet texnologiyaları dövlət idarəçiliyində tətbiq olunur."

Neutral

"Mən internetdə yeni xəbərləri oxudum."

Informal

"İnternetə bax, gör nə tapmışam!"

Child friendly

"İnternetdə maraqlı cizgi filmləri var."

Slang

"İnternetim uçur!"

Fun Fact

The first internet domain in Azerbaijan (.az) was registered in 1993, shortly after the word itself became common in the local language. Before 'internet' became the standard term, some people used Russian-influenced terms, but 'internet' quickly dominated.

Pronunciation Guide

UK /ɪntənet/
US /ɪntərnet/
The primary stress is on the final syllable: in-ter-NET.
Rhymes With
paket bilet anket qəzet parket maket buket kaset
Common Errors
  • Pronouncing it exactly like English 'internet' with a schwa in the middle; in Azerbaijani, the 'e' sounds are distinct.
  • Changing the 't' to 'd' in possessive forms (internetim is correct, internedim is wrong).
  • Swallowing the final 't' sound.
  • Misplacing the stress on the first syllable.
  • Not using vowel harmony correctly when adding suffixes.

Difficulty Rating

Reading 1/5

Very easy as it is a cognate.

Writing 2/5

Easy, but requires correct suffix application.

Speaking 1/5

Simple pronunciation, though stress is important.

Listening 1/5

Easily recognizable in fast speech.

What to Learn Next

Prerequisites

kompüter telefon var yoxdur işləmək

Learn Next

veb-sayt e-poçt parol qoşulmaq sürət

Advanced

kibertəhlükəsizlik alqoritm proqramlaşdırma server bulut texnologiyası

Grammar to Know

Ablative Case with 'istifadə etmək'

İnternet

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Examples by Level

1

İnternet var?

Is there internet?

Simple existential question using 'var'.

2

İnternet yoxdur.

There is no internet.

Negative existential using 'yoxdur'.

3

Bu internetdir.

This is the internet.

Simple demonstrative sentence.

4

Mənim internetim.

My internet.

First person singular possessive.

5

Sənin internetin?

Your internet?

Second person singular possessive.

6

İnternet kafe haradadır?

Where is the internet cafe?

Question about location.

7

İnternet sürətlidir.

The internet is fast.

Noun + adjective structure.

8

İnternet zəifdir.

The internet is weak.

Noun + adjective (antonym of fast).

1

Mən internetdə oxuyuram.

I read on the internet.

Locative case '-də' used for 'on'.

2

İnternetə qoşulun.

Connect to the internet.

Dative case '-ə' with imperative verb.

3

İnternetdən istifadə edirəm.

I use the internet.

Ablative case '-dən' required by 'istifadə etmək'.

4

İnternet pulsuzdur.

The internet is free.

Adjective 'pulsuz' meaning free of charge.

5

İnternetim bitdi.

My internet (data) finished.

Past tense verb 'bitdi' with possessive noun.

6

İnternet parolu nədir?

What is the internet password?

Compound noun structure (internet password).

7

Biz internetdə danışırıq.

We are talking on the internet.

Present continuous verb.

8

O, internetdə oyun oynayır.

He/she plays games on the internet.

Subject-Object-Verb order.

1

İnternet kəsilsə, nə edəcəksən?

If the internet is cut, what will you do?

Conditional mood '-sə'.

2

İnternet provayderini dəyişmək lazımdır.

It is necessary to change the internet provider.

Accusative case '-ni' for the object of the infinitive.

3

İnternet vasitəsilə bilet aldım.

I bought a ticket via the internet.

Postposition 'vasitəsilə' meaning 'by means of'.

4

İnternet sürəti çox aşağıdır.

The internet speed is very low.

Genitive-Possessive construction (internet's speed).

5

İnternetdə çoxlu məlumat var.

There is a lot of information on the internet.

Use of 'çoxlu' (a lot of).

6

Uşaqlar internetdən asılıdır.

Children are dependent on the internet.

Adjective 'asılı' requiring ablative '-dən'.

7

İnternet bankçılıq çox rahatdır.

Internet banking is very convenient.

Compound noun for 'internet banking'.

8

İnternet səhifəsi açılmır.

The internet page is not opening.

Passive/Negative verb 'açılmır'.

1

İnternet təhlükəsizliyi qaydalarına əməl edin.

Follow the internet security rules.

Complex noun phrase with dative case.

2

İnternet bütün dünyanı birləşdirir.

The internet unites the whole world.

Transitive verb 'birləşdirmək'.

3

İnternet üzərindən işləmək mümkündür.

It is possible to work over the internet.

Postposition 'üzərindən' (over/through).

4

İnternet resurslarından düzgün istifadə edin.

Use internet resources correctly.

Plural ablative case.

5

İnternet olmasaydı, həyat çətin olardı.

If there were no internet, life would be difficult.

Counterfactual conditional.

6

İnternet paketini yeniləməlisiniz.

You must renew the internet package.

Necessitative mood '-məli'.

7

İnternet forumlarında müzakirə edirik.

We discuss in internet forums.

Plural locative case.

8

İnternet reklamları bezdiricidir.

Internet advertisements are annoying.

Plural noun + adjective.

1

İnternet infrastrukturunun inkişafı vacibdir.

The development of internet infrastructure is important.

Double genitive construction.

2

İnternet azadlığı insan hüququdur.

Internet freedom is a human right.

Abstract noun phrase.

3

İnternet trafikinin həcmi artır.

The volume of internet traffic is increasing.

Technical terminology.

4

İnternet vasitəsilə distant təhsil genişlənib.

Distance education via the internet has expanded.

Perfect tense 'genişlənib'.

5

İnternet asılılığı ilə mübarizə aparılır.

A struggle against internet addiction is being conducted.

Passive voice 'aparılır'.

6

İnternet mühiti uşaqlar üçün təhlükəli ola bilər.

The internet environment can be dangerous for children.

Modal construction 'ola bilər'.

7

İnternet provayderləri arasında rəqabət güclüdür.

Competition among internet providers is strong.

Postposition 'arasında'.

8

İnternet məkanında müəllif hüquqları qorunmalıdır.

Copyrights must be protected in the internet space.

Passive necessitative.

1

İnternet qloballaşmanın ən mühüm amillərindən biridir.

The internet is one of the most important factors of globalization.

Superlative and partitive construction.

2

İnternet texnologiyaları cəmiyyətin strukturunu kökündən dəyişib.

Internet technologies have radically changed the structure of society.

Adverbial phrase 'kökündən' (radically/from the root).

3

İnternet üzərindəki senzura müzakirə mövzusudur.

Censorship on the internet is a topic of discussion.

Adjectival suffix '-ki' on locative case.

4

İnternet vasitəsilə həyata keçirilən kiberhücumlar artmaqdadır.

Cyberattacks carried out via the internet are increasing.

Continuous aspect '-maqdadır'.

5

İnternet sferasında yeni qanunvericilik bazası yaradılır.

A new legislative base is being created in the internet sphere.

Legal terminology.

6

İnternet istifadəçilərinin fərdi məlumatlarının məxfiliyi qorunmalıdır.

The confidentiality of internet users' personal data must be protected.

Triple genitive chain.

7

İnternet əsrində informasiya bolluğu həm də manipulyasiya vasitəsidir.

In the internet age, abundance of information is also a means of manipulation.

Complex philosophical sentence.

8

İnternet resurslarının əlçatanlığı sosial bərabərliyi təmin edir.

Accessibility of internet resources ensures social equality.

Abstract sociopolitical terminology.

Common Collocations

internetə girmək
internet sürəti
internet paketi
internet provayderi
internet kafe
internet bağlantısı
internet mağazası
internet resursları
internet təhlükəsizliyi
internet asılılığı

Common Phrases

İnternet işləmir

— The internet is not working. Used when there is a technical glitch.

Bağışlayın, internet işləmir.

İnternetə qoşulmaq

— To connect to the internet. Used for the action of linking a device.

Mən vay-faya qoşulub internetə girdim.

İnternetdə axtarmaq

— To search on the internet. Used when looking for information.

Bunu internetdə axtar.

İnternet vasitəsilə

— Via the internet. Used to describe the medium of an action.

Biz internet vasitəsilə danışırıq.

İnternetim yoxdur

— I don't have internet. Usually refers to mobile data or home connection.

İndi sənə yaza bilmirəm, internetim yoxdur.

İnternet kəsildi

— The internet was cut off/disconnected suddenly.

İclas zamanı internet kəsildi.

İnternet zəifləyib

— The internet has become slow/weak.

Yağış yağanda internet zəifləyir.

İnternetə baxmaq

— To look at/browse the internet.

Boş vaxtımda internetə baxıram.

İnternet sifarişi

— An internet order (online order).

İnternet sifarişim hələ gəlməyib.

İnternet dünyası

— The world of the internet.

İnternet dünyası çox böyükdür.

Idioms & Expressions

"İnternetdə itmək"

— To get lost on the internet (spending too much time browsing aimlessly).

İnternetdə elə itmişdim ki, vaxtı unutdum.

informal
"İnternetə kilidlənmək"

— To be locked/glued to the internet.

Bütün gün internetə kilidlənib qalıb.

informal
"İnternet uşağı"

— A child of the internet (someone who grew up with technology).

O, əsl internet uşağıdır.

neutral
"İnternet qurdu"

— An internet worm/buff (someone who knows everything about the web).

Mənim qardaşım tam bir internet qurdudur.

slang
"İnternet dənizi"

— The sea of the internet (referring to the vast amount of info).

İnternet dənizində hər şey tapmaq olar.

literary
"İnternetə qurban getmək"

— To fall victim to the internet (e.g., scams or wasted time).

Onun bütün vaxtı internetə qurban gedir.

informal
"İnternetlə nəfəs almaq"

— To breathe with the internet (to be unable to live without it).

Yeni nəsil internetlə nəfəs alır.

metaphorical
"İnterneti alt-üst etmək"

— To turn the internet upside down (to search everywhere online).

Bu məlumat üçün interneti alt-üst etdim.

informal
"İnternetə bağlı olmaq"

— To be tied/dependent on the internet.

Bizim işimiz tamamilə internetə bağlıdır.

neutral
"İnternetdə iz qoymaq"

— To leave a trace on the internet (digital footprint).

İnternetdə iz qoyarkən diqqətli olun.

neutral

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Memorize It

Mnemonic

Think of the English word 'internet'. It's the same! Just remember the stress is at the end: inter-NET. Imagine a 'NET' catching all the 'INTER'-national information.

Visual Association

Visualize a giant glowing blue globe with lines connecting Baku to the rest of the world. Each line is a thread in the 'internet' net.

Word Web

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Challenge

Try to go through your day and count how many times you use the internet. Then, say the sentence 'Mən internetdən istifadə edirəm' every time you pick up your phone.

Word Origin

Borrowed from English 'internet', which is a portmanteau of 'interconnected network'. It entered Azerbaijani in the early 1990s following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the subsequent technological boom.

Original meaning: A global system of interconnected computer networks.

Indo-European (English) -> Turkic (Azerbaijani loanword).

Cultural Context

Be aware that in some conservative areas, 'internet' might be viewed with caution regarding its influence on traditional values, though this is rapidly changing.

English speakers will find it easy to recognize but must adjust to the lack of 'the' and the specific case requirements of Azerbaijani verbs.

Azercell (Major provider) Bakcell (Major provider) Nar (Major provider)

Practice in Real Life

Real-World Contexts

At a Cafe

  • Vay-fay parolu nədir?
  • İnternet pulsuzdur?
  • İnternet çox zəifdir.
  • İnternetə qoşula bilmirəm.

At Work

  • İnternet kəsilib.
  • Məlumatı internetə yükləyin.
  • İnternet vasitəsilə iclasımız var.
  • İnternet sürətini yoxlayın.

Shopping

  • İnternet mağazasından aldım.
  • Onlayn ödəniş edə bilərəm?
  • İnternetdə qiymətlərə baxdım.
  • Sifarişi internetlə verdim.

Education

  • İnternetdə araşdırma aparın.
  • Dərs internetdə olacaq.
  • İnternet resurslarından istifadə edin.
  • İnternet kitabxanası.

Home

  • İnternet paketini yenilə.
  • Uşaqlar çox internetdədir.
  • İnternet modemi sönüb.
  • İnternet pulunu ödəmisən?

Conversation Starters

"Siz gündə neçə saat internetdə olursunuz?"

"Sizin ölkənizdə internet sürətlidir?"

"İnternet olmasa, həyatınız necə olar?"

"Siz internetdən ən çox nə üçün istifadə edirsiniz?"

"İnternetdə ən çox hansı saytlara baxırsınız?"

Journal Prompts

İnternetin həyatınızdakı rolu haqqında yazın. O, sizin işinizi və ya təhsilinizi necə asanlaşdırır?

İnternet asılılığı haqqında nə düşünürsünüz? Bu, müasir cəmiyyət üçün bir təhlükədirmi?

İnternet vasitəsilə tanış olduğunuz bir maraqlı hadisəni təsvir edin.

Əgər bir həftə internetdən istifadə etməsəniz, nə hiss edərsiniz? Planınızı yazın.

Gələcəkdə internetin necə dəyişəcəyini təsəvvür edin və bu barədə kiçik bir esse yazın.

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