Transliteration: proh-jeh
🇹🇷 Projemiz çok başarılı oldu.
🗣️ Proh-jeh-meez chok bah-shah-ruh-luh oh-loo-doo.
🇺🇸 Our project was very successful.
🇹🇷 Bu proje önemli ve acil.
🗣️ Bu pro-je önem-li ve a-cil.
🇺🇸 This project is important and urgent.
🇹🇷 Bu proje için ne kadar bütçe ayırdınız?
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🇺🇸 How much budget did you allocate for this project?
🇹🇷 Proje ekibi, yeni bir projeye başladı.
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🇺🇸 The project team started a new project.
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You can use the word "proje" which translates to "project".
The word "proje" is pronounced as "proh-jeh".
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