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folk
/foʊk/
noun
İnsanlar, halk
People in general; a group of people, especially of a particular kind or from a particular place.
- The folk in this town are very friendly.
- Country folk often have different values than city dwellers.
- Some folk just don't understand modern technology.
- Anthropologists study folk traditions to understand how cultural practices evolve and are transmitted across generations in isolated communities.
- The folk who inhabited the region before industrialization relied primarily on subsistence farming and local barter systems.
- In sociolinguistic research, the speech patterns of rural folk often differ markedly from those observed in metropolitan areas.
nouninformal
Aile, ebeveynler
One's family or relatives, especially one's parents.
- I'm going to visit my folk this weekend.
- How are your folk doing?
adjective
Halk, geleneksel
Relating to the traditional art, culture, or music of ordinary people.
- She plays folk music on her guitar.
- They studied folk traditions from around the world.
- Folk art often reflects the values of a community.