Usages of tat
Ben bu taze meyvelere bayılıyorum, tatları gerçekten eşsiz.
I absolutely love these fresh fruits; their taste is truly unique.
Tat çok farklı.
The taste is very different.
Yalnız bir hafta sonu geçirirken, bazen münzevi kalmanın tadını çıkarırım.
Sometimes, while spending a solitary weekend, I enjoy the pleasure of being reclusive.
Salatada sarımsak ve karabiber kullanıyorum, tadı daha derin oluyor.
I use garlic and black pepper in the salad; the taste becomes deeper.
Muz olgunlaşınca tadı daha güzel oluyor.
When the banana ripens, its taste becomes better.
Dayım salataya havuç ve mayonez eklemiş olmalı, tadı biraz farklı olmuş.
My uncle must have added carrots and mayonnaise to the salad; the taste turned out a little different.
Kaşar eriyince sucuklu tostun tadı daha güzel oluyor.
When the kaşar melts, the taste of sausage toast becomes better.
Bugün kayısı aldım; kayısı olgun olunca tadı daha güzel oluyor.
I bought apricots today; when apricots ripen, their taste becomes better.
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