Hello! I'm Romanian, and because we are planning to go to Istambul this summer, I've started to learn some Turkish. Founding your videos was like a blessing for me. Thank you for them! It's hard with pronunciation, but I've found that we have many words from Turkish. God bless!
I do not agree that " ALL THIS BASIC STUFF " is all over other channels. The teacher makes ALL the difference in understanding another language and you have been a God send. With all due respect for anothers feelings and requests for videos for advanced speakers of Turkish any language requires repitition to learn and especially pronounce words correctly. Point being their is a LOT of basic coverage that is needed by a teacher like yourself that doesn't seem basic for beginners. Still so much to learn. Thank you😢
❤ ... I visited Turkey (Kusadasi, Izmir, Ephesus, Istanbul ... ) last week ... I just fell in love with everything and decided to learn Turkish ... it sounds beautifully ... Thanks so much for your videos ... !!!
You teach really well !! It's a humble request plss upload some advanced turkish lessons coz many many channels upload the basic ones but never make efforts to teach further .🙏
@@itsbeastclips. Büyük bir sebep yok , Türkçeyi sevdiğim yüzden öğreniyorum. Dizileri izlerken yavaş yavaş Türkçeyi anlamak başladım ( Hintçe ve Türkçe grammar çok benzer olduğunu fark ettim) ve bi gün oraya gidip yabancılarla konuşmak istiyorum. ❤️
thank you for these videos! its usually hard for me to finish long videos or to stay interested or focused but u teach very good & easy to follow also has great tips... i love ur videos!!! thank you!!!!!
I know that in Turkey they use military time, but is this the same in regular conversation between people? So, instead of 2:00 pm, would you say saat oniki, or just saat iki?
Bilhassa onluk sayıları söylerken (On, yirmi, otuz) Türkçe'nin ne kadar zor olduğunu öğrendim. İngilizce'de ne kadar basit rakamları biliyorsan sonlarına "ty" ekle oldu bitti :) bizde hepsi ayrı ayrı gel de ezberle :D
I had just finished learning turkish numbers yesterday. They were such a big hassle for some reason. Attempted translation(please correct): Daha dün Türkçe numaraları öğrenmek bitirdim. Her nasılsa böyle büyük benim için sorundu.
@@salihgenel4103 bilmiyorum Actually, I like learning languages and wasn't gonna learn turkish until my friend who was also learning turkish challenged me to learn it. I accepted the challenge ve şimde buradayım.
@@ArealRDR2 teşekkürler! Also, something unrelated but simple, if you don't mind. How do you differentiate between sentences of possession and describing what you are? Like I am a friend vs my friend? Aren't they both arkadaşım? Do you have to say Ben bir arkadaşım for the first sentence to make yourself understood?
Arabic number like English numbers are easier than Turkish because if you know the numbers from 1-10 you don’t change the name of numbers over ten like thirteen has three and ten fifteen has five and ten but Turkish numbers after ten are completely different
First of all I need Turkiye Burslari scholarship. Turkish word is bigger maybe that's why use less word. Turkshile is a channel for detail learning but your is basic which is important.
Ein Freund hat mal auf dem Kadiköy market "bir yarim kilo" Kirschen (eigentlich wollte er 500 Gramm) gewünscht, und hatte plötzlich 1,5 Kilo Kirschen. Seitdem achte ich darauf :)
Your videos are good and interesting, and you are a very good teacher. But please a little more slow on the pronunciation. When you wrote the word " geciyor " , your pronuciation sound it different that what it was written. I had to play it a few times and I only figure out half of the word.
It is not similar to French number logic, which is based in part on base 20, e.g. 92 in French would translate as four times twenty, twelve (for, indeed, 4•20+12 = 92) literally. It is similar to the number logic of Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian.
never ever ever ever use .....'i .... geçiyor.. or .....'e ..... var while telling the time.. only children at elementary school uses these 😀 just say on kırkbeş for 10:45 , dokuz otuz or dokuz buçuk (nine and a half) for 9:30 , onüç on for 13:10 etc... maybe "never ever ever" was a little dramatic... just ... know that it's not necessary at all 🙂
people in Turkey !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!DO USE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 13 , 14, 15 .....23 while telling the time btw!! just not 24 for some reason... we say: 00:00 gece 12 ( gece = night) and after that we say 0:45 sıfır kırkbeş, 0:10 sıfır on etc...
Türkçe öğrendiğimize göre, TR Simülasyonuna kaldığımız yerden devam. Hard level.
aa cont
Kolay kanka adamın sorduğu bütün sayıları doğru bildim. Kolaydı😏
Can you make more videos about learning Turkish ? thank you very much
Hello! I'm Romanian, and because we are planning to go to Istambul this summer, I've started to learn some Turkish. Founding your videos was like a blessing for me. Thank you for them! It's hard with pronunciation, but I've found that we have many words from Turkish. God bless!
I do not agree that " ALL THIS BASIC STUFF " is all over other channels. The teacher makes ALL the difference in understanding another language and you have been a God send. With all due respect for anothers feelings and requests for videos for advanced speakers of Turkish any language requires repitition to learn and especially pronounce words correctly. Point being their is a LOT of basic coverage that is needed by a teacher like yourself that doesn't seem basic for beginners. Still so much to learn. Thank you😢
❤ ... I visited Turkey (Kusadasi, Izmir, Ephesus, Istanbul ... ) last week ... I just fell in love with everything and decided to learn Turkish ... it sounds beautifully ... Thanks so much for your videos ... !!!
You're the best teacher I ever seen, vallah .
Please keep making more Turkish-Lerning videos .
You teach really well !! It's a humble request plss upload some advanced turkish lessons coz many many channels upload the basic ones but never make efforts to teach further .🙏
sen nerelisin ? where are you from ?
@@itsbeastclips. Hindistanlıyım
@@simratmann4323 neden túrkce ogrenmek istiyorsun?
@@itsbeastclips. Büyük bir sebep yok , Türkçeyi sevdiğim yüzden öğreniyorum. Dizileri izlerken yavaş yavaş Türkçeyi anlamak başladım ( Hintçe ve Türkçe grammar çok benzer olduğunu fark ettim) ve bi gün oraya gidip yabancılarla konuşmak istiyorum. ❤️
@@simratmann4323 bekliyorum izmire gelirsen gezeriz
Thanks you! Really great videos..... would be cool to see some more advanced Turkish as all this basic stuff is very well covered on lots of channels.
Omg
that was soo good
I have a lot of problem with Turkish numbers but this video really help me
Thank you so much
Allah'ım ingilizce konuşulan bir videoda pratik bölümünde hiç zorlanmadım çok mutluyummmmmm
Qe mağ oleš
13:18 "Üçü çeyrek geçiyor." means "It is quarter past three." For those who can misunderstand the difference and get confused 😌
really I enjoy studying turkish with you
Omg I love this channel you teach Turkish so easily 🙏🏽🇧🇷🤙🏾😘
Gotta slow down on one of the pronunciations lol but I really appreciate your dedication to helping people learn languages! 🥰
Bro you earned yourself more attention! Love your videos
thank you for these videos! its usually hard for me to finish long videos or to stay interested or focused but u teach very good & easy to follow also has great tips... i love ur videos!!! thank you!!!!!
Thanks for the lesson.
"Yabancilar nasil Turkce ogreniyormus" deyip izleyenler like, "Ulen acaba ingilizce ile Turkce ogrensem ise yarar mi" diyip izleyenler comment :D
Teşekkür ederim Hocam so easy to understand with you.
You are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much! Please include lots of practice qns
Türkçe anlatılan videolarla ingilizceyi geliştirmek işte tr de life böyle krdsm
Türkçe öğrenmeye geldim 😆
great video fr good stuff
thank you
I know that in Turkey they use military time, but is this the same in regular conversation between people? So, instead of 2:00 pm, would you say saat oniki, or just saat iki?
Great thanks 😊
Lütfen make more videos about learning Turkish 🥲
Please make more turkish videos like that 🙏
Sanki türkçe bilmiyormuş gibi izliyorum işte 😂💜
Ingilizce pratik yapanlar için de harika videolar bence.
When someone asks me the time, it better be half past the hour because that's the one I'm comfortable with.😌😂😂
Also can you make more of this vidoes Turkish Series is big in South africa
Bilhassa onluk sayıları söylerken (On, yirmi, otuz) Türkçe'nin ne kadar zor olduğunu öğrendim. İngilizce'de ne kadar basit rakamları biliyorsan sonlarına "ty" ekle oldu bitti :) bizde hepsi ayrı ayrı gel de ezberle :D
lutfan dha turk learning video upload idersin🥲 tukey konoshmak cok istiyurum
Türkçe ana dil ama yine de bakıyorsun😂😂 çok güzel anlatıyorsun✨👌🏻😍
As far as as I understood Turkish grammar is simple but different.
it starts a little backwards
hey I know you
@@theygoastheycome90 I also know you ☺️☺️.
Çok teşekkür ederim abı
New to you Chanel where in Turkish can you meet all the famous actors I'm planning to go there from South africa
Çok güzel bir ders kanka beğendim
Bugün de bir seyler öğrendik
I had just finished learning turkish numbers yesterday. They were such a big hassle for some reason.
Attempted translation(please correct):
Daha dün Türkçe numaraları öğrenmek bitirdim. Her nasılsa böyle büyük benim için sorundu.
Why do you want learn Turkish
@@salihgenel4103 bilmiyorum
Actually, I like learning languages and wasn't gonna learn turkish until my friend who was also learning turkish challenged me to learn it. I accepted the challenge ve şimde buradayım.
@@salihgenel4103 türkçe cevirimi düzeltir misin?
@@JVerde853 Türkçe numaraları öğrenmeyi dün bitirdim. Her nasılsa bu benim için büyük bir sorundu.
@@ArealRDR2 teşekkürler! Also, something unrelated but simple, if you don't mind. How do you differentiate between sentences of possession and describing what you are? Like I am a friend vs my friend? Aren't they both arkadaşım? Do you have to say Ben bir arkadaşım for the first sentence to make yourself understood?
Seviliyorsun kral 🖤🖤
Arabic number like English numbers are easier than Turkish because if you know the numbers from 1-10 you don’t change the name of numbers over ten like thirteen has three and ten fifteen has five and ten but Turkish numbers after ten are completely different
First of all I need Turkiye Burslari scholarship. Turkish word is bigger maybe that's why use less word. Turkshile is a channel for detail learning but your is basic which is important.
Broo thanks I learned in like 2 mins the number I learned number from 1to10 I learn in like 2 mins
Ein Freund hat mal auf dem Kadiköy market "bir yarim kilo" Kirschen (eigentlich wollte er 500 Gramm) gewünscht, und hatte plötzlich 1,5 Kilo Kirschen. Seitdem achte ich darauf :)
Sen çok iyi ve yakışıklı bir öğretmensin.
I am coming to turkey bro
Your videos are good and interesting, and you are a very good teacher. But please a little more slow on the pronunciation. When you wrote the word " geciyor " , your pronuciation sound it different that what it was written. I had to play it a few times and I only figure out half of the word.
Bi yerden baslaman lazim dediler
Rashida Pathan from India
Merhaba
Ben de basladim
Hi i am looking for someone who will practice with me for learning turkish and i can practice english at the same time.
Türkçe bilip yine de dileyenler var mı benim gibi?
Ithink a-t-il thé samedi than yann guillemot.
it's still pretty hard for me. 😔 My mothertongue is German and English and French were pretty easy for me. Let's see...
3954 i got it right 💪
Türk olarak izleyincede ilkokul çocuğuna öğretiyomuş gibi geliyo sksjsjsjjaj
0. What is 0. I need it 😮
Sıfır
If you could speak a little more slowly we would have time to take notes and take the lesson in.
Otherwise ut's excellent.
Hadi bismillah
First one😊
Abi sen türkmüsün yaw (erkeğim)
Little fast
Well it's similar to french number logic. Thank you for the lesson
It is not similar to French number logic, which is based in part on base 20, e.g. 92 in French would translate as four times twenty, twelve (for, indeed, 4•20+12 = 92) literally. It is similar to the number logic of Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian.
Lan niye izledim ben bunu sbvdksbdksbe
Vous devriez parler plus lentement svp.je veux pouvoir écrire.merci.
never ever ever ever use .....'i .... geçiyor.. or .....'e ..... var while telling the time.. only children at elementary school uses these 😀 just say on kırkbeş for 10:45 , dokuz otuz or dokuz buçuk (nine and a half) for 9:30 , onüç on for 13:10 etc... maybe "never ever ever" was a little dramatic... just ... know that it's not necessary at all 🙂
people in Turkey !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!DO USE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 13 , 14, 15 .....23 while telling the time btw!! just not 24 for some reason... we say: 00:00 gece 12 ( gece = night) and after that we say 0:45 sıfır kırkbeş, 0:10 sıfır on etc...
We can talk if you need practice