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The Admiral with a Red Beard

Kızıl Sakallı Amiral

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Kızıl Sakallı Amiral: hikaye kapak çizimi
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Once upon a time, there was a brave sailor named Khidr. He had bright red hair and a red beard. Europeans called him 'Barbarossa'. He became the most legendary Grand of the Ottoman .

Barbarossa loved the Mediterranean Sea very much. He and his fast ships protected traders from cruel . He was very smart and knew how the wind moved the waves during changing seasons.

Sultan Suleiman recognized his genius and invited him to Istanbul. The Sultan made him the commander of all naval forces. Barbarossa built giant wooden ships in the golden of the capital city.

He trained thousands of young sailors to be disciplined and courageous. When his silver ships entered a harbor, friends felt safe and enemies felt afraid. He won many historic victories across the vast seas.

His final resting place is in Besiktas, next to the water he loved so deeply. Even today, Turkish ships him when they start a long journey. He showed us that a true leader rules with honor and loyalty.

Kelimeler

Hikayedeki 5 yeni kelime, hikayeden örnek cümleleriyle.

admiralamiral

The admiral commanded the fleet from the main ship.

navydonanma, deniz kuvvetleri

The navy protects the country's seas from threats.

piratekorsan

The pirates tried to steal gold from the trade ship.

dockyardtersane

Workers are building a giant wooden vessel at the dockyard.

saluteselamlamak

The soldiers salute the flag every morning.

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4 kısa soru. Cevabını seç, hemen doğrusunu gör.

1.What name did Europeans give to Khidr because of his beard?

2.Barbarossa built giant wooden ships in the golden ___ of Istanbul.

3.Barbarossa was a cruel pirate who destroyed trade ships for fun.

4.In which neighborhood of Istanbul is Barbarossa's tomb located today?