Phrase 296 of 500
How to say “My phone battery is dead” in Turkish
Telefonumun şarjı bitti. — My phone battery is dead.
Written by Fatih, Turkish language and literature graduate & linguist
- Meaning
- My phone battery is dead.
- Pronunciation
- teh·leh·foh·noo·moon shahr·zhuh beet·tee
Culture tip
The emergency number in Türkiye is 112: ambulance, police and fire. To call for help, shout İmdat!
Letters to watch in this sentence
- Ş ş like sh in “shoe”
- I ı no dot: a relaxed “uh”, like the e in “open”
- İ i like ee in “see”
Related phrases
More phrases in this unit
- İmdat!Help!
- Yardım edin!Please help!
- Polisi arayın!Call the police!
- Ambulans çağırın!Call an ambulance!
- Yangın var!Fire!
- Dikkat!Careful! / Watch out!
- Dur!Stop!
- Çantam çalındı.My bag was stolen.
- Pasaportumu kaybettim.I lost my passport.
- Karakol nerede?Where is the police station?
- Konsolosluğu aramak istiyorum.I want to call the consulate.
- Kaza oldu.There was an accident.
- Yaralı var.Someone is injured.
- Acil durum!It's an emergency!
- Telefonunuzu kullanabilir miyim?Can I use your phone?
- Kayıp bir çocuk var.A child is missing.
- Korkmayın, yardım geliyor.Don't be afraid, help is coming.
- Acil numara yüz on iki.The emergency number is 112.
- İyi misiniz?Are you okay?