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Usages of çok
çok fazla
too much
(Siz) çok hızlı konuşuyorsunuz.
You are speaking too fast.
(Benim) çok param var.
I have a lot of money.
Ette çok protein var.
There are lots of proteins inside meat.
Çok trafik var.
There is a lot of traffic.
Maalesef (ben) çok yaşlıyım.
Unfortunately I am too old.
çok
much, many, a lot of; too much
Bu otobüs çok kalabalık, inemeyebilirim.
This bus is too crowded, I might be not able to get off.
Keşke biz de patronlar kadar çok para kazansak.
I wish we too made as much money as bosses do.
Bizim zamanımızda kablosuz internet çok pahalıydı.
In our time, wi-fi was very expensive.
Kendinizi çok yordunuz mu?
Did you tire yourselves much?
Bu saatte çok trafik vardır, gitmeyin.
There is probably a lot of congestion at this hour, don't go.
Onun günahı çoktur kesin, Kamil'e güvenme.
His sins are many(probably) for sure, don't trust Kamil.
Turkish may come off as an odd language from time to time. Because it is.
We use words like "kesin" (certainly) even though the sentence is about probabilities. We like to be absolute about stuff I guess.
Türkler çok peynir yiyor.
Turks are eating a lot of cheese.
Kamil gençliğinde çok suç işlerdi.
In his youth, Kamil used to commit many crimes.
Onlar Fransızsa çok şarap içiyorlardır.
If they are French, they (probably) drink a lot of wine.
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