Do you use the word “awesome” in daily conversations? It means “inspiring awe” or “dread“. The word’s origin dates back to 1500s. It originally means “profoundly reverential (=respectful)”. Its meaning began to change in 1950s and it simply became “very good” or “impressive” particularly in colloquial speech. The Turkish equivalent of the word is “çok güzel“, “müthiş“, “harika“, “mükemmel“. Here are some awesome examples for you: Reading ten books every month is an awesome experience. Never before have I seen such an awesome scene! Your little kitchen looks awesome!
Here are some more examples:
* Cappadocia is an awesome destination, with its surreal rock formations and unforgettable hot-air balloon rides.
* Exploring the valleys of Cappadocia feels like stepping into an awesome world shaped by nature and history.
* The weather was awesome today.
* The movie was awesome from start to finish.
* Make today so awesome that yesterday gets jealous.
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