Hello. I'm from Turkey . I started learning English I think you want to learn Turkish too. We can help each other. If you want, I will teach you Turkish and you can teach me English by speaking.
I try learn English and I am Turkish. But this video help me about learning English. This is ridiculous and funny but really useful. BTW learning Turkish is easy because Turks always understand you both if you make true sentences or not.
It´s incredible how many Latin words there are in Turkish, apparently borrowed from French (because of the pronuntiation). That makes them similar to Portuguese "Estação" , Spanish "Autobus" (Portuguese "Ônibus"), French "Toilette" (Portuguese, originally from French, "Toalete"), and "Lavabo", which is the same as Portuguese, ipsis litteris (and straight from Latin "I wash"). And here in São Paulo, Brasil, which received immigrants from the Ottoman Empire during WWI, everyone knows what "kafta" means. And of course, Portuguese "Música"...
Yaklaşık 3 sene önce Türkiye’ye ilk geldiğimde Sizin videolarınızı izleyerek Türkçe öğrenmeye çalışıyordum ve gerçekten çok faydasını gördüm iyi ki varsınız. Emeğinize sağlık :)
Yeah and some words with hindi too. And that's because many Turkish rulers ruled hindostan ( pakistan and India combined that time) And then these languages got introduced to each other
Some of the picks ne kadar - How much for (price/distance) biliyor musunuz - Do you understand? / Do you know? benim adim ~ - My name is ~ or benim ismim ~ Senin adin ne? - What's your name? or Senin ismin ne? ~nerede - Where is ~?
çok teşekkürler sayenizde deli gibi Türkçe konuşuyorum sanki 24 yıldır İstanbul'da yaşıyormuşum gibi hissediyorum hatta bana soruyorlar Balıkesirli misin diye nasıl başardınız anlamıyorum
-dir is like ‘is’. It can be ommitted from the sentence yet the meaning wouldn’t change. And different from english, turkish words’ sounds change according to the word to which they are attached. ... Antalyadır. ... İstanbuldur. ...köydür. As you can see there are varies of dır/dir/dur/dür but they all mean is or are according to content. For ex: they are my sisters. Onlar ablalarımdır. In this case it means are. But as i said before it is not necessary for you to use it. Onlar ablalarım= They are my sister. When you are talking, omitting dir is the best way to have natural prononciation. Hope it helped.
Hello. I'm from Turkey . I started learning English I think you want to learn Turkish too. We can help each other. If you want, I will teach you Turkish and you can teach me English by speaking.
Yep. "dir" means "is" in english. But "dir" can change a little bit according to the word that comes behind it. Ex: "O zengin bir insandır." Translation: "s/he is a rich person" Zengin bir İnsan-dır : is a rich person Is : dır Rich person : zengin insan.
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Day by day I am just falling in love with this language
Sameeee
Ben hindistan
mee too :3
Same here
I love love Turkish. And your channel is helping me a lot. Thankyou!! Teşekkürler❣️❣️
Hello. I'm from Turkey . I started learning English I think you want to learn Turkish too. We can help each other. If you want, I will teach you Turkish and you can teach me English by speaking.
I wana learn turkish to u
@@ajdarlciguli7461 can you help me with turkey’s language 🇹🇷
I really love Turkish 💕
Eyvallah bacım
Hi
The captions :Benny madame
Me : benim adim
I try learn English and I am Turkish. But this video help me about learning English. This is ridiculous and funny but really useful. BTW learning Turkish is easy because Turks always understand you both if you make true sentences or not.
It´s incredible how many Latin words there are in Turkish, apparently borrowed from French (because of the pronuntiation). That makes them similar to Portuguese "Estação" , Spanish "Autobus" (Portuguese "Ônibus"), French "Toilette" (Portuguese, originally from French, "Toalete"), and "Lavabo", which is the same as Portuguese, ipsis litteris (and straight from Latin "I wash"). And here in São Paulo, Brasil, which received immigrants from the Ottoman Empire during WWI, everyone knows what "kafta" means. And of course, Portuguese "Música"...
also bagno coined from italian meaning banyo
Trying to learn Turkish 😀 I don’t know how far I will be able to do it.... but just giving it a try.. she teaches so good.. thank you Selin
Hii!It's 2022 did u learned it??
Yaklaşık 3 sene önce Türkiye’ye ilk geldiğimde Sizin videolarınızı izleyerek Türkçe öğrenmeye çalışıyordum ve gerçekten çok faydasını gördüm iyi ki varsınız. Emeğinize sağlık :)
Are u fluent now.?how did you learn,how much time did it take??
You’re are great tutor and really help me while watching Turkish drama series.
Tbh I love the way you explain and its truly nice and clear to be heard ❤❣ thanks a lot...
Tesekküler selin
Thanks alot. I am in Antalya also, my best city here. Stay blessed.
Urdu and turkish have many words in common
From pakistan
Yes ! I also noticed that
(From india)
Yes! I am a turkish learner
From Pakistan
Same for an arabic speaker
Hindi also uses some but I studied it i like all middle eastern languages. Even arabic and tamil....tamil handwritting is so unquie and pretty.
Yeah and some words with hindi too.
And that's because many Turkish rulers ruled hindostan ( pakistan and India combined that time)
And then these languages got introduced to each other
I love to learn turkish from you ❤❤
Thank you very much, please always repeat the sentences many times to be able to repeat and understand the accent. Thanks again
Selin benim en sevdiğim Türkçe öğretmen🤗
Are you from India brother 😅 you're very good at turkey 😁
@@sajidshaikh2834 Yes I'm from India. Thanks. but I'm still a beginner in Turkish. I can only make some basic sentences. 😊
@@anandp3161 sen bir harika ogrenci
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@@zahariosman9537 *sen harika bir öğrencisin.
1:57 she was thinking in Turkish, "how should I say" so so so cute ♥
I get fuel to able speaking Turkish when I learn from this channel. I am 3 months still creeping to learn it😊
I'm a die heart fan of Erkensi kus and Can Yaman n Demet Ozdemir ❤️🥰 love from India 🇮🇳 That's why I'm here to learn Turkish ❤️
I am also learning after watching these serials😀
Me too bro from India
I can learn Turkish from this channel
Your lessons are excellent. Thank you very much 🙏
Thank u Turkish class101 because I can learn more phrases through this
Teşekkür ederim! I love your lessons😊
I love Turkish
I like selin she teach very well☺
İngilizcemi geliştirmek için izliyorum teşekkür ederim
Thank you ❤❤ you help me
Wao this is great thanks
Marshallah your lesson are simple to understand. 👍🏼
teşekkür ederim ❤️❤️
I love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ my turkıısh language am from India
Your English is so good. Excellent pronunciation.
She said if you are lost like it once happened to her
Loved the expression
I. Am from Pakistan and I really really fond to learning language's
Some of the picks
ne kadar - How much for (price/distance)
biliyor musunuz - Do you understand? / Do you know?
benim adim ~ - My name is ~
or
benim ismim ~
Senin adin ne? - What's your name?
or
Senin ismin ne?
~nerede - Where is ~?
Thank u for sharing i love to learn more the language
you are doıng such a great job.Tessekular
Tessekur ederim
I love turkish please do more videos please okay teacher selin
😂😂😂😘😘
Thank you so much. (Tesekkurler) For teach us your language.
çok teşekkürler sayenizde deli gibi Türkçe konuşuyorum sanki 24 yıldır İstanbul'da yaşıyormuşum gibi hissediyorum hatta bana soruyorlar Balıkesirli misin diye nasıl başardınız anlamıyorum
Yes pls tell us ,how?? 🥲
@@aksharaagarwal816 its joke i already türk
Please also guide us about the punctuation that is being used in the sentences.
Just watch Turkish dramas
Very useful and helpful
Really it's very good to learn
I love Turkish❣️❣️💐💐
I love turkish
Teşekkürler Selin ....for teaching us turkish (Sorry for my turkish )
Wow👍👍 now I should learn this language since I love Turkish drama😂😂😂.. hopefully my brain could digest this word by word😂😂😂👍👍👍
So good to see you selin
Is ' ne kadar ' is also used for quantity also ?
I love turkish ❤️
This video was so useful but I forgot everything already 😅😧
I am a beginning 😌
Looking gorgeous as always
Teşeşekürlër
Teşekkürler*
En sevediğim şehir istanbul'dir from india🇮🇳🥰
En sevdigim ögretmen kasim
incredible!!!!! lavabo in spanish means sink!!!!!! how unimaginable that they use here a spanish word!!!!!
I was a begginer in 1 month!
Teşekkürler hocam🥰
En sevdiğim öğretmen Selin😊😊😁
Salin you are workin very goog
tesekkur ederim
The funny thing is that "durak" means "fool, idiot" in Russian :) While "bardak" means "mayhem, mess" also in Russian.
I Love Turkish language.. It's so beautiful language. ❤️❤️🇵🇰
Thank you so much
Love you Maime and love your country
En sevdigim Istanbul
Im türk. After watching this video , i dediced i should learn türkçe.
thank u soo much
Tamam 👍
Çok sağolun hocam
Teşekkür ederiz
bende antalya'yı seviyorum
Why you add dir at the end of the anatalya? Should I add dir if I say Istanbul
En Sivdigim Sehir Istanbul'dir?
-dir is like ‘is’. It can be ommitted from the sentence yet the meaning wouldn’t change. And different from english, turkish words’ sounds change according to the word to which they are attached.
... Antalyadır.
... İstanbuldur.
...köydür.
As you can see there are varies of dır/dir/dur/dür but they all mean is or are according to content.
For ex: they are my sisters. Onlar ablalarımdır. In this case it means are. But as i said before it is not necessary for you to use it.
Onlar ablalarım= They are my sister. When you are talking, omitting dir is the best way to have natural prononciation. Hope it helped.
@@mulbaybetul5924 thank you for the explanation
thansks so much
Very nice
Will you keep the background plan without decoration or photo (when you type a word) lutfan
Lütfen*
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Cok tashkkur
So kıyafet and elbise are both synonyms for dress? If so, which one is mostly used? 🙃
yes they are synonyms words. turkish people use kıyafet mostly butit doesn't matter, you can use both
You can say both but we use "kıyafet" mostly
@@elifnazkoksal5547 ı think "elbise" is used for women most of the time,
You can say elbise that’s more better eden 😊
Hello. I'm from Turkey . I started learning English I think you want to learn Turkish too. We can help each other. If you want, I will teach you Turkish and you can teach me English by speaking.
Yep so me....en sevdiğim müzik gurbu Manga'dir...
@Cynicsis Hi.... saw you in the Emanet comments section... 🙂
@@justlikethat331 oh nice and Hi.....😆😆😆
akıllı ve güzelsin
Loved it :)
Manga is a different thing in Japan 🇯🇵😅
In sentence 5 en sevidigim word dir of Turkish is used for "is"???? Need answer please
i couldnt understand your question
Yep. "dir" means "is" in english. But "dir" can change a little bit according to the word that comes behind it. Ex: "O zengin bir insandır."
Translation: "s/he is a rich person"
Zengin bir İnsan-dır : is a rich person
Is : dır
Rich person : zengin insan.
Really Turkish language is a amazing ( kaç para?. means how much and. ne kadar ? Is also how much .some times also ne kadar? For use how long. 😱 😃
benim favorim=en sevdiğim en english =my favorite
Please tell me anyone.... if i say "husband's ring" in turkish, which is correct? "Kocaın yüzüki" or "jocanın yüzüki" ? i mean "ın" "nın" ?
Kocanın yüzüğü.
(Tarkan is a name) Tarkan'ın yüzüğü.
Tarkan is a word, Tarkan's last letter is 'n'. N is a consonant. Genitive suffix is 'ın'.
Kalemin ucu. Kalem is word. Last latter is 'm'. M is a consonant. Genitive suffix is 'ın'
Koca is a word. Last letter is vowel. Genitive suffix is 'nın'.
Would you give us lessons about economy
OMG I learned turkish
5:40 Lol in Spanish is lavabo too
Hey! I wanted to ask why we use “nin”.. I mean what’s the use of “nin”? What does that means.
it is basically a possesive
Türkiyenin başkenti="The capital city of Turkey" without that "nin" that phrase would be meaningless
'nın' and 'ın' is Genitive suffixes
I'm wondering why do you pronounce ne kadi(sh) instead of ne kadi(r). Many thanks.
Wish i can speak Turkçe flucent like English
is nerede and nerde same thing?or different? Because I am sure I heard like O nerde? telefon nerde? can someone explain
Timestamp 4:18
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Şelam
Selam*
biliyor musunuz to know\ anliyor musunuz to understand 😏😏😏😏😏
lavabo!!! same in spanish
Türk olup da benim gibi izleyen varsa beğensin, sayımızı bilelim