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The Silk City

İpek Şehri

Yüksek Uludağ dağının yeşil eteğinde, çalışkan bir dokumacı topluluğu yaşardı.

İpek Şehri: hikaye kapak çizimi
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At the green foot of the high Uludağ mountain lived a hardworking community of . They lived in Bursa, a famous historic town known across continents as the heart of the Ottoman silk trade network.

A young girl named Suna helped her father manage a small shop inside the famous 'Koza Han'. This structure was a massive stone with a quiet green courtyard, where traveling merchants gathered every single spring.

The merchants brought precious from small rural villages. Suna loved touching the raw silk rolls because they had an incredibly soft and shined beautifully under the bright sunlight.

Bursa was also famous for its delicious fresh peaches, green plane trees, and warm thermal water springs. Suna learned to name all the local trade items in English to chat with foreign tourists who came to visit the grand mosques.

The silk city proved that natural resources and traditional arts could make a town globally famous. Suna felt proud to live in a place where history and soft silk were woven together perfectly.

Kelimeler

Hikayedeki 5 yeni kelime, hikayeden örnek cümleleriyle.

weaverdokumacı

The old weaver created a colorful pattern on the wooden loom.

innhan, küçük otel

The tired horse riders stopped at the stone inn for the night.

cocoonkoza

Silkworms spin soft cocoons to transform into beautiful butterflies.

texturedoku

The velvet cushion has a very smooth and soft texture.

threadiplik

She used a red thread to fix the broken button on my shirt.

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4 kısa soru. Cevabını seç, hemen doğrusunu gör.

1.What high mountain is located next to the historic city of Bursa?

2.Suna's family managed a small shop inside the famous stone inn called '___ Han'.

3.Bursa silk was famous for being extremely rough and dark like coal pieces.

4.Why did Suna learn to name local trade items in English?