Master Daily Turkish by Constructing Sentences (Exercise #8)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- This video teaches how to construct and expand a sentence in Turkish language. The examples used in the video are provided below:
Müsait değilim.
I am not available.
Şu an müsait değilim.
I am not available now.
Şu an hiç müsait değilim.
I am not available at all now.
Kusura bakma, şu an hiç müsait değilim.
Sorry, I am not available at all now.
Aşığım.
I am in love.
Sana aşığım.
I am in love with you.
Sana delice aşığım.
I am madly in love with you.
Çünkü sana delice aşığım.
Because I am madly in love with you.
Yardım edin!
Help!
Lütfen, yardım edin!
Please, help!
Lütfen, bize yardım edin!
Please, help us!
Lütfen, bize acilen yardım edin!
Please, help us urgently!
Kitap kaça?
How much is the book?
Pardon, kitap kaça?
Excuse me, how much is the book?
Pardon, bu kitap kaça?
Excuse me, how much is this book?
Pardon, bu kırmızı kitap kaça?
Excuse me, how much is this red book?
Öğretmenim.
I am a teacher.
Evet, öğretmenim.
Yes, I am a teacher.
Evet, doğru, öğretmenim.
Yes, true, I am a teacher.
Evet, doğru, burada öğretmenim.
Yes, true, I am a teacher here.
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Future Tense: ruclips.net/video/DuJnLNzxweU/видео.html
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Thank you, Surya! :)
Senin içerikin için çok teşekkürler 🤗
Teşekkürler, Christian! 😊
You can omit “senin” at the beginning, which would be a much more natural way. And “içerikin" should be “içeriğin" due to the consonant mutation rule:
İçeriğin için çok teşekkürler.
in this sentences
Kitap kaça?
How much is the book?
Pardon, kitap kaça?
Excuse me, how much is the book?
Pardon, bu kitap kaça?
Excuse me, how much is this book?
kaç-a is accusative case? if yes is becouse there is "the" in sentence? and i read in a grammar book that the accusative case goes always if there is a verb in sentences: is it correct? the example was : Istambul güzel bir şehir (nominative case there isn't verb) Istambul'u ziyaret etmek istiyorum (accusative case)
Any use of THE is not necessarily accusative case, but any use of accusative case definitely requires THE (specification). It is basically to distinguish definite from indefinite.
No, it’s not about the verb. All cases may have a verb in the sentence, including nominative case.
Also, don’t forget that -a, -e are dative case endings, -a in kaça is dative case.
See examples below:
Elma yedim = I ate an apple (nominative case, no ending)
Elmanın yarısı = Half of the apple (genitive case, -(n)ın ending)
Elmaya bakıyorum = I am looking at the apple (dative case, -(y)a ending)
Elmayı yedim = I ate the apple (accusative case, -(y)ı ending)
Elmada kurt var = There is a worm in the apple (locative case, -da ending)
Elmadan kurt çıktı = A worm came (from) out of the apple (ablative case, -dan ending).
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Mutlu yıllar, Fabiola! 😊