45 Minutes of Turkish Conversation Practice - Improve Speaking Skills

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Комментарии • 131

  • @TurkishClass101
    @TurkishClass101  2 года назад

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  • @archanagoyal142
    @archanagoyal142 5 лет назад +25

    These videos are so helpful!! Also, just one correction in, chef is pronounced just like şef, not chief.

  • @Dr.maazaAl
    @Dr.maazaAl 4 года назад +9

    This video is so helpful and the girl is soooo cuteee and cheerful

  • @pauleugenio5914
    @pauleugenio5914 2 года назад +3

    These videos are great. Thank you for doing so many of them!
    Also fun fact: the word "chef" as in "a restaurant chef" is pronounced "şef" in English, same as in Turkish. The "ch" takes the "ş"/"sh" sound.
    Though I believe it is related to English word "chief", as in "the chief of the tribe"; but where "ch" here is actually pronounced like that in "chat".
    😛Sorry -- my native language ties its modern orthography to 13th century pronunciations, and it's a duckin🦆mess

  • @Adnanseethetruth
    @Adnanseethetruth 4 года назад +7

    Excellent lesson and excellent presentation. Thank you 👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @jasmineguzelmutluhidir8338
    @jasmineguzelmutluhidir8338 4 года назад +2

    Wonderfull video
    I like you Miss
    You are so wonderful

  • @AA-ms9cs
    @AA-ms9cs 4 года назад +5

    I love her voice

  • @shirinsh7318
    @shirinsh7318 4 года назад +6

    Hi selin my name is şirin 🤗our name is alittle the same and also our work, I'm English teacher but in Iran, you're teaching is great🌹🌸thanks.🌹

  • @TurkishClass101
    @TurkishClass101  5 лет назад +1

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  • @drihsanshaker9943
    @drihsanshaker9943 2 года назад

    very very useful & pleasant video , go ahead declaring your name & nationality

  • @1961196119611000
    @1961196119611000 2 года назад

    great Thanks ...pronunciation is very helpfull

  • @muslimbekyuldoshev3476
    @muslimbekyuldoshev3476 2 года назад

    This girl's smile is contagious :P

  • @ishaniafrin2
    @ishaniafrin2 4 года назад +7

    I'd love to watch more videos of Selin.

    • @Randomflyingpizza
      @Randomflyingpizza 3 года назад +1

      Well remember that there is more videos 📹 of learn Turkish in 101 Turkish class but there is different teachers so. but you can see all of them or just watch all selin videos. You don't have thank me hahahahahhahaha.

  • @umuyahyhashi9591
    @umuyahyhashi9591 2 года назад

    im feeling good 😊

  • @bashomangol9775
    @bashomangol9775 4 года назад +3

    thank you so much this is very helpful for me

  • @efratametaferia6260
    @efratametaferia6260 4 года назад +1

    thank you

  • @Jasua
    @Jasua Год назад

    check please hahaha ıt was awesome acting she acting like real turk. congradulatıons.

  • @thestain13
    @thestain13 5 лет назад +4

    Good job! Thank you🌷

  • @thestain13
    @thestain13 5 лет назад +2

    I like the way you teach👌

  • @mansuraziz6193
    @mansuraziz6193 4 года назад +1

    your pronunciation and style of delivery is very well.

  • @mrs.zeynep143
    @mrs.zeynep143 2 года назад

    Ben gerçek bir türküm ve bu video bana ingilizce öğretiyor 🤣🤣 ama ingiliz sınıflarda hep fransızca italyanca felan var ama türkiyede bütün okullarda ingilizce öğreniliyor dünya çok adaletsiz tahminen osmanlı dan hala iç savaşta mısınız? Dalga geçmiyorum sadece soruyorum.

  • @farhanmujeeb8209
    @farhanmujeeb8209 2 года назад

    Merhaba.
    Türkçem var gelişmek istiyorum.
    Bi yardımcı olabilir misiniz?

  • @teresamera2480
    @teresamera2480 2 года назад

    Hi Selin, how can I contact you directly? Thanks, Teresa

  • @MayfraIvelisseGuerreroGerman
    @MayfraIvelisseGuerreroGerman 5 лет назад

    Teşekkür ederim

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад

    Tesekküler😊😊 Günadyin

    • @saumyatiwari8876
      @saumyatiwari8876 3 года назад +1

      Steven , it's " Günaydın " actually........😅
      Ur order is a bit wrong as ' y ' will occur or come first nd then v place ' d ' .

  • @mohibrahman6946
    @mohibrahman6946 3 года назад +1

    Nice 😍

  • @claramiddleton7261
    @claramiddleton7261 5 лет назад +2

    I understand a little Turkish. Little but I am shy to speak. Some words I speak as 1 word but its actually 2 words. I have noticed however, Turkish and Spanish have many words that are the same.

    • @yl8550
      @yl8550 4 года назад +1

      Hi! I'm Rabia and I'm from Turkey. I am for English too. If you want I will teach you Turkish and you teach me English too?

    • @JS-ii7li
      @JS-ii7li 4 года назад +1

      Yıldızlar Limanı yes please help me with Turkish. I can help you with English

    • @yl8550
      @yl8550 4 года назад +1

      @@JS-ii7li Can you write the Instagram or twitter address?

  • @G310590
    @G310590 2 года назад

    peru loves turkey!

  • @motherflowerhut2257
    @motherflowerhut2257 4 года назад +1

    You r beautiful ...... Your online helped me alot .....tesekullir ....

  • @leeanne144
    @leeanne144 5 лет назад

    Im english can someone tell me if the r at end of wird is always sh sound in English . otherwise the r sound is same as english?

    • @sedefg6781
      @sedefg6781 5 лет назад +2

      leeanne144 we just spell it like "r" but in Turkish accent it's weirdly becomes "sh"sound.

    • @leeanne144
      @leeanne144 5 лет назад +1

      @@sedefg6781 thank you

    • @azarohamaika
      @azarohamaika 5 лет назад +1

      I noticed it too, but no Turkish seem to realize it when i asked them (and they insisted with the phonetic consistence of Turkish pronunciation). So after careful observation of many speakers, i noticed that they could either pronounce it as "American" "r" on the end of the word (usually if there are other words after the word that ends with "r"), or with the hiss of air through your tongue which is still in the position of saying "r" (slightly rolled or otherwise), especially if the word that ends with r is the last or only word that they say.

  • @JillyMae89
    @JillyMae89 2 года назад

    Chef is pronounced just like şef, chief is different 😊

  • @denazuuu
    @denazuuu 3 года назад

    keep this video up, pls make another video like tbis

  • @leo-io5vg
    @leo-io5vg 3 года назад +1

    This girl is adorable

  • @abedabed5273
    @abedabed5273 5 лет назад

    This videos so helpfully,, thank u , just another correction ( often) pronunciation with out saying ( T)
    💐💐

    • @ibrahimshorshy502
      @ibrahimshorshy502 4 года назад +1

      I think you can pronounce it with T and without T too

    • @information88info
      @information88info 4 года назад

      ya ofn or oftn fine but not chef its shef also in English

  • @falkhal6848
    @falkhal6848 3 года назад +1

    I learnt more Words nd sentences fron this channel but My problem is that i can't collect or say sentence together. It is hard to me. How can i learn easily

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад +4

    Her gün elma Yemen sagliginiz için çok iyidir 🍎🍎🍎🍎

    • @harunyavuz78
      @harunyavuz78 4 года назад

      Hergün elma yemeniz sağlığınız için çok önemlidir.
      Or
      Hergün elma yemek sağlığınız için çok önemlidir.

    • @harunyavuz78
      @harunyavuz78 4 года назад

      Sorry "her gün"

  • @nickstar654
    @nickstar654 3 года назад

    Please tell me anyone.... if i say "husband's ring" in turkish, which is correct? "Kocaın yüzüki" or "jocanın yüzüki" ? i mean "ın" "nın" ?

    • @dawNvlr
      @dawNvlr 3 года назад

      kocanın.

    • @dawNvlr
      @dawNvlr 3 года назад +1

      but its kocanın yüzüğü not kocanın yüzüki because additions might change depends on word

  • @anonymousshahana9134
    @anonymousshahana9134 6 месяцев назад

    It's chef n pronounced shef.

  • @adanvazquez5663
    @adanvazquez5663 5 лет назад +6

    In my opinion there is no need to say word by word slowly, turkish is not like french or maybe english because of pronunciation, in these languages I would need a slow speech but turkish is saying as it is written. I guess we can understand it perfectly in her normal speed. In addition the pronunciation of the girl is awesome in normal speed. Just an advice.

    • @sedefg6781
      @sedefg6781 5 лет назад +2

      Adán Vázquez turks speak so fast in Normal life you can't even catch the words believe me

    • @sedefg6781
      @sedefg6781 5 лет назад +1

      Adán Vázquez oh I got ıt! May I ask where are you from?

    • @adanvazquez5663
      @adanvazquez5663 5 лет назад +1

      @@sedefg6781 I am from Mexico :) you must be turkish, right? Haha

    • @sedefg6781
      @sedefg6781 5 лет назад +2

      Adán Vázquez I am greek Turkish. My dad is greek and mama is Turkish but I am recently learning Turkish like 2 years it's so hard for me to speak. Turkish people they speak sooo fast and greetings to mexico 🇲🇽 ❤️

    • @adanvazquez5663
      @adanvazquez5663 5 лет назад +2

      @@sedefg6781 Aaaa!! I got it. Turkish is different, and it's so difficult for me too, but I like so much the language, I hope you get fluently in Turkish. Kolay gelsin!!! Greetings to Greek people! 🇬🇷🇬🇷

  • @sharkytheshark7283
    @sharkytheshark7283 3 года назад

    I'm from Turkey. Idk why but I'm here :D

  • @melanielovick-lugo3118
    @melanielovick-lugo3118 3 года назад +1

    Number 6 was "şef" in Turkish, is actually the same pronunciation in English but spelled "chef". It's actually a French word. You are pronouncing it wrong. You are saying the word "chief" which is a totally differently meaning. Just thought you'd like to know.

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад

    Çok Güzelsin

  • @pearlpearl9597
    @pearlpearl9597 3 года назад

    GREEN clotes on turky movie also in Mecca

  • @Randomflyingpizza
    @Randomflyingpizza 3 года назад +1

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @omertezcan7575
    @omertezcan7575 4 года назад

    ı am speaker turkısh natıve does anyone want to practıce wıth me

  • @1tznot_ash
    @1tznot_ash 5 лет назад +1

    do you know that ananas is the same as in arabic

    • @Dr.maazaAl
      @Dr.maazaAl 4 года назад

      And Russian also they say ananas

  • @m.hamzarahid2293
    @m.hamzarahid2293 4 года назад

    Yes one should learn to ask where the restroom is before learning to ask where the restaurant is. xD

  • @lisettekolk
    @lisettekolk 3 года назад

    i learned that cocuk means children... why is it cocuklarimin all of a sudden?

    • @dawNvlr
      @dawNvlr 3 года назад

      çocuklarımın mean my children’s ......

  • @1tznot_ash
    @1tznot_ash 5 лет назад +1

    portakal is same in arabıc too

  • @nickstar654
    @nickstar654 3 года назад

    Can anyone axpan to me please
    What the difference is between "nere" "nereye" and " nerede" ?

    • @dawNvlr
      @dawNvlr 3 года назад

      nere is not true we just use it on conversation its same with neresi, and neresi mean is where. Nereye mean is where to. And nerede is word that ask something’s place like Elmalarım nerede = where is my apples

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад +5

    Ne-what. Kim-who

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад +1

    Benim dogum günüm 15 Eyluy. My birthday is September 15

    • @buyukturk3024
      @buyukturk3024 4 года назад +1

      Eylül is true. Why you don't use Turkish words? Ex: ü,ğ,ö,ç

    • @alannon4382
      @alannon4382 4 года назад

      Benim doğum günüm 15 Eylül.

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад +2

    Senden sonra-after you like I walk into a Turkish restaurant I see a girl and I opened the door and say senden sonra Tesekküler it shows that you are a gentleman

    • @yavuzbehadr6439
      @yavuzbehadr6439 5 лет назад +1

      Adamsın böyle devam et
      You are king continue like this

    • @stevenmercado5205
      @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад

      @@yavuzbehadr6439 tesekkür ederim

    • @buyukturk3024
      @buyukturk3024 4 года назад

      Güzel konuşuyorsun devam et bu arada nerelisin?

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад

    Bu tatlinin yaninda bir fincan Kahve iyi ginder 🍧🍧🍧🍧

    • @sedefg6781
      @sedefg6781 5 лет назад

      Steven Mercado you speak so well

    • @buyukturk3024
      @buyukturk3024 4 года назад

      Türkçe öğrenmek isteyene öğretebilirim

    • @alannon4382
      @alannon4382 4 года назад

      Böyle devam et kanka 👌

  • @userjems3544
    @userjems3544 2 года назад

    Such a waist . You have just spoiled the video with the black ugly translation tape that covers the Turkish words .
    Why put English ? She already specks English !!

  • @sinaloense425
    @sinaloense425 5 лет назад

    What’s the name of this teacher?

  • @kavitabhise5556
    @kavitabhise5556 3 года назад

    How to translate in English

  • @Randomflyingpizza
    @Randomflyingpizza 3 года назад +1

    🦄🦔🐿🐾

  • @melanielovick-lugo3118
    @melanielovick-lugo3118 4 года назад +3

    I have picked up some Turkish from all of the Turkish shows that I watch ,so therefore, I know a lot of what you are teaching, HOWEVER, most of the expressions that you are teaching are TOO LONG, hard to pronounce and therefore hard to remember. It's very unrealistic for a non-Turkish person to pick up. You are unnecessarily frustrating the novice before even getting his foot in the door.

  • @frankmurray9172
    @frankmurray9172 3 года назад

    Great videos, but don't like the black English subtitles that obscure the Turkish. Also the phonetic English is very inaccurate. I don't think there is a need for it.

  • @rastiali2311
    @rastiali2311 4 года назад

    Rectify that chef pronunciation please.

  • @yoshioga2
    @yoshioga2 2 года назад +1

    it sometimes sounds like Japanese haah

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад +1

    Hesap,Lütfen💵💵💵

  • @saisai0123
    @saisai0123 3 года назад

    Often t is silent in English

  • @kinku7495
    @kinku7495 3 года назад

    Often is not pronounced as it is written 'T' remains silent!

  • @yildizfatihhh
    @yildizfatihhh 3 года назад

    En güzel Türkçe gerçek bir Türk’le konuşarak öğrenilir bende İngilizce öğrenmek istiyorum karşılıklı dil öğrenmek isteyenler bana ulaşsın mesajlaşalım

  • @b.d.708
    @b.d.708 3 года назад

    Sarı saçlı kadın türk mü?

  • @stevenmercado5205
    @stevenmercado5205 5 лет назад

    Banyoda ayagim kaydi.🚽🚽🚽🚽🚽🚽🚽

  • @jacobmachayuenmalok4737
    @jacobmachayuenmalok4737 4 года назад

    Oturma odası is sitting room axactly

  • @Nura_Bolat
    @Nura_Bolat 3 года назад

    You talk too much than showing examples 🤷‍♀️

  • @rufeidalabib290
    @rufeidalabib290 5 лет назад

    I really want to say this ur tooth are yellow they need to be cleaned !!

    • @AA-ms9cs
      @AA-ms9cs 4 года назад +4

      That is sooo rude

    • @aggytv9923
      @aggytv9923 4 года назад

      It is because they drink coffee a very time most of Turkish people have yellow teeth so it is normal

    • @euphoricrain775
      @euphoricrain775 3 года назад +1

      No they aren’t. You are jealous…

  • @Fxkhalifaa
    @Fxkhalifaa 4 года назад +2

    Thank u so much i liked the lesson