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About 25 days ago I didnt even know the turkish alphabet. 3 days ago I finished your A1 lessons and I'm 13 videos in your vocabulary lessons from the playlist, and I can read fluently and understand more than 50 percent of short stories and letters I'm reading. I wanted to take the time and thank you so, so much for the effort you are putting in these videos. Keep up the good work and dont be dicouraged with the low number of viewes you are getting. ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for your kind words. These words are very encouraging to me. I am really so happy to hear that my lessons are helping to people who wants to learn Turkish. Wish you best, başarılar.
BRO I've been struggling for the last 2 months in class, you made it seem much easier alhamdulilah I found you before my A1 exam you're a life saver :)
Merhaba hocam. I just came across your channel..i simply like and admire your channel and lesson. Very clear explanations and provided with examples..Magnificent and excellent. Teşekkürler. Yes, I am your new subscriber.
You're welcome - Rica ederim. "Saat" is a loan word from Arabic and does not follow the vowel harmony rules. There are a few more loan words like this.
Literally translation: We have been waiting for a hero for ages. Asırlardır bir kahraman bekliyoruz. Yıllardır bir kahraman bekliyoruz. In daily speech, if you are trying to say that you have been waiting for a long time: I have been waiting for ages. Beklemekten ağaç oldum. (I turned into a tree because of waiting)
Which video should i watch to learn this grammar.. tır tir dir dır dur dúr Example 1. Ben burda gelirdim or 2. ben yemek yaptırdım 3. Hemşire hastalara çorba içirdi Seems it's near to active to passive voice but sometime thinks not really..
Assalamualaikum Hocam. Thank you for your beautiful video. For me you are always best. Now I have a question. Hocam, -den/dan beri is used after noun and -diğinden/dığından beri and (y) alı/eli is used after verb. Am I right? Can you explain it to me more? Or if you have another video related this can you please share me the link?
"for" and "since" are basicaly perfect tense time markers in English. so does this mean you don't really have "perfect tenses". you just use present/past progressive verb tenses and then use "for" and "since" to show that it has/had been going on for a long time? by the way, how many verb tenses do you have in Turkish? for example: English has 12 active tenses.
Exactly, in Turkish, we use "Present continuous tense" instead of "Present Perfect Continuous Tense". And about tenses, it's a bit complicated. Maybe I make a separate lesson about all of them together with comparisons.
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About 25 days ago I didnt even know the turkish alphabet. 3 days ago I finished your A1 lessons and I'm 13 videos in your vocabulary lessons from the playlist, and I can read fluently and understand more than 50 percent of short stories and letters I'm reading.
I wanted to take the time and thank you so, so much for the effort you are putting in these videos.
Keep up the good work and dont be dicouraged with the low number of viewes you are getting.
♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for your kind words. These words are very encouraging to me. I am really so happy to hear that my lessons are helping to people who wants to learn Turkish. Wish you best, başarılar.
@@LearnTurkishvia much love and respect.
How is the turkish learning going?
hows the turkish going?
BRO I've been struggling for the last 2 months in class, you made it seem much easier alhamdulilah I found you before my A1 exam you're a life saver :)
Good luck at your exam. Sınavında iyi şanslar. 👍
Üç aydır videolarınızı izliyorum. Çok şey öğrendim. Teşekkür ederim.
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
Merhaba hocam. I just came across your channel..i simply like and admire your channel and lesson. Very clear explanations and provided with examples..Magnificent and excellent. Teşekkürler. Yes, I am your new subscriber.
Merhabalar. Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
amazing I have exam tomorrow and you made it so easy for me Thanks a bunch
You're welcome. Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
Very special Way of teaching
Thank you. Teşekkür ederim. Başarılar 👍
Thank you so much , ❤️❤️ love from india🇮🇳 , we wait for your video , keep it up sir, make more videos you explain 👌 incredible
You're welcome, rica ederim. Thank you for your kind words. Başarılar 👍
best mentor ever 👏👏👏
Teşekkür ederim. Başarılar 👍
Thank you! I like your method of teaching!
You're welcome, rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
Süpersiniz!!!!!!!Çok teşekkür ederim vedeonuzu için💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
çok onemlı ders. teşsekurler kocam
Rica ederim. Başarılar. 👍
derslerin en iyi!
Teşekkür ederim. Başarılar 👍
teşeküler hocam 😊😊
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
You are GREAT!
Thank you. Teşekkür ederim. Başarılar 👍
Waoo beautiful explanation
Thank you, teşekkür ederim. Başarılar 👍
great lesson. thanks. i don't understand why the plural form of saat is saatler instead of saatlar though.
You're welcome - Rica ederim. "Saat" is a loan word from Arabic and does not follow the vowel harmony rules. There are a few more loan words like this.
Çok teşekkür ederim Hocam. 💔🤝🤝
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
Teşekkür ederim
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
Çok teşekkür ederim hocam
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
This is something new i never knew before. I wonder why aylerdir didn't come on the very first example? Thanks for your efforts
If there is a number before the noun we don't use plural suffix.
Months = aylar
Six months = altı ay
@@LearnTurkishvia got it. Thanks
@@testingaccount5867 You're welcome, rica ederim.
Another great video-thank you!! Just wondering, is there a way to say 'waiting for ages' or does that not transfer over into Turkish?
Literally translation:
We have been waiting for a hero for ages.
Asırlardır bir kahraman bekliyoruz.
Yıllardır bir kahraman bekliyoruz.
In daily speech, if you are trying to say that you have been waiting for a long time:
I have been waiting for ages.
Beklemekten ağaç oldum.
(I turned into a tree because of waiting)
@@LearnTurkishvia brilliant, thank you!
@@freyamorphett7582 You're welcome. Rica ederim.
Teşekkür ederim Hocam!!
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
Harika ❤
Teşekkürler. Başarılar 👍
thanks so much
You're welcome, rica ederim.
Which video should i watch to learn this grammar.. tır tir dir dır dur dúr
Example
1. Ben burda gelirdim or
2. ben yemek yaptırdım
3. Hemşire hastalara çorba içirdi
Seems it's near to active to passive voice but sometime thinks not really..
I haven't published this lesson yet. It will be in B2 level videos soon.
Eke may you live longer sir❤
Teşekkür ederim. Başarılar 👍
Assalamualaikum Hocam. Thank you for your beautiful video. For me you are always best. Now I have a question.
Hocam, -den/dan beri is used after noun and -diğinden/dığından beri and (y) alı/eli is used after verb. Am I right? Can you explain it to me more? Or if you have another video related this can you please share me the link?
Aleykümselam. Rica ederim.
You are totally right about your explanation.
I didn't publish any other lesson about this grammar subject yet.
"for" and "since" are basicaly perfect tense time markers in English. so does this mean you don't really have "perfect tenses". you just use present/past progressive verb tenses and then use "for" and "since" to show that it has/had been going on for a long time? by the way, how many verb tenses do you have in Turkish? for example: English has 12 active tenses.
Exactly, in Turkish, we use "Present continuous tense" instead of "Present Perfect Continuous Tense".
And about tenses, it's a bit complicated. Maybe I make a separate lesson about all of them together with comparisons.
@@LearnTurkishvia that would be great. thanks a lot. 🤩
@@franceskan6860 You're welcome, rica ederim.
How is it saatler even though the last vowel is a
It's an exception.
are there any verbs that we have to use with this suffix ? ex “dir” only or prefer şimdiki zaman etc
"dır" always works with continuous tense with any verb.
Sir , have you uploaded any C1 level grammar like , Şimdiki zamanın rivayeti ( Narrative of present). Please upload all these grammar. ❤️
Merhaba. I will finish uploading B1 and B2 lessons first and after that C1 lessons will come.
@@LearnTurkishvia Çok teşekkür ederim hocam , bekliyorum ❤️👍 ama haydi.
can we also say ben GECE 12den SABAH dokuza kadar uyudum. btw thank you very much for your videos
We can say "Ben gece on ikiden sabah dokuza kadar uyudum." It is correct 👍
Thanks for this lesson. Is this sentence correct:
(O) Sabahda dokuzdan aksamda altiya kadar calisiyor.
Tekrar sagol hocam.
It should be :
Sabah dokuzdan akşam altıya kadar çalışıyor.
We don't use "-de, -da" with morning, afternoon, evening and night.
@@LearnTurkishviaperfect thanks 😊
You're welcome, rica ederim.@@KNG-pc5qd
Please when we use ten and when we use den?? 😢
Merhabalar.
Take a look at the link below for the related video lesson :
ruclips.net/video/2r1ci8hWim4/видео.htmlsi=gHs9E0zrfMt_kmhE
Thanks
You're welcome, rica ederim.
Hello sir , can you tell me what's the meaning of ( o kadar ) and how can we use it in examples , thank you very much .
This car is expensive, I dont have that much money.
Bu araba pahalı, benim o kadar param yok.
The bank is not that far
Banka o kadar uzak değil.
@@cansenbaser603 appreciate it 🙏
Biz bugün sabahtan akşama kadar çalışacağız bu cümle doğru mu ?
Hem doğru hem mükemmel 👍
so how do you translate i studied for all day ?
I studied all day = Bütün gün ders çalıştım.
Videoda çok teşekkür ederim gerçekten bir harika video, yarın sınav var (-dir, -den kadar hakkında) sen çok yardım ettin ☺️🥰
Why do they say Beni dinle and not Bana dinle
The verb "dinle" works with accusative suffix in Turkish. It's like you are listening to a particular person.
Ahmet'i dinliyorum.
Seni dinliyorum.
it should be aylerdir for months instead of aydir in first ex.
There is a number before months that's why you can't use it in plural form.
Six months = altı ay
@@LearnTurkishvia
Tamam!!!! 👍👍👍