Çok faydalı bir video. Ben Türkçe'yi bir buçuk yıldır okuyorum ama konuşmak benim için hala çok zor. Bu tür videoları izleyerek konuşulan Türkçemi geliştiriyorum
Great video! I got excited when she said that she was living in Belgium, ben de Belçika'da yasiyorum, ben Belçikaliyim! And I'm so glad to hear that she likes living in my country :). BUT it's not true that it rains all the time!
Türk olmayan insanların Türkçe öğrenme çabası beni çok şaşırtıyor ve aynı zamanda mutlu ediyor. Zaten anadilin olan bir dili öğretmek hiç zorlanma yaşanmadığı için çok zevkli olsa gerek. Türkiye'den sevgiler... Greetings from Turkey...
great video, lots to process in this video, but excited about it! It's great to hear the natural back and forth conversation between 2 native speakers! You guys do great work and once my finances settle I am seriously considering paying for your courses. I'm struggling to find good resources online, like a good website with explanations and lots of exercises to do! Any suggestions?
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What do you mean Belgium isn’t expensive compared to Turkey but compared to other european countries is? I think it’s exactly the opposite Btw, great and helpful video, thanks
I would like to hear you try to speak some famish/dutch, would be fun to hear hiw far you progressed in 5 months since i am a belgian/marokan who is learning turkish and is just 2 months in. I am from antwerp Laat me je beste vlaams horen. 😊 Ps jullie lessen zijn zeeg goed/geweldig, çok iyi/ harika
This Video is very informative but very fast If the question and answer were slower and repeated once or twice it would be much more helpful Thanks for your effort but please Yawas Yawas
I very much liked this style of educational questions/answers and learnt quite a bit from it. Was just surprised towards the end by the answer to the question ’do you drink (alcohol)’ and she actually answered ‘from time to time!’ And also suggested ‘having 2 beers’ in Kadıköy. I was shocked! For a ‘Muslim’ to not care that drinking is haram and totally forbidden was sad to hear!
No, Turkish and Farsi are two very different and different-sounding languages. Farsi is an Indo-Germanic language and Turkish belongs to the Altai language family. There are in both languages Turkish Persian and Arabic loanwords (influenced by Islam) that's all they have in common. Otherwise both languages sound completely different. Kurdish (Kurmanshi, Sorani and Zazaki) is more closely related to Farsi as both belong to the same language family.
@@WME460 Urdu is related to Hindi and includes loanwords from Persian Arabic and Turkic (Karluk - Mughal Empire). In Turkey Turkish language there are no Urdu loan words rather loan words from Arabic and Persian language.
its like a idiom you actually cant find time but its abstraction and like a idiom. If I find time then I can have time cuz I collect those. It makes me I have time. -ça, -çe makes this like "When". Perhaps I wont have time tomorrow but now I have time. It is what it is.
Also I suggest to you do not translate languages one to another so much it will make you confused and you wont be able to feel the language its own. Dont forget. Learn language in the language. It is hard but right way.
By the way, I don't know how turkish people say their numbers. I noticed that they don't start with "+90". But I still don't understand if they say it like "Seven, six, zero, nine, one..." or "Seven hundred sixty, ninety one...". Can someone give an example, how would they say their phone number?
لطفا يا سيدتي کبّري الالفاظ فان الشيبة لايسطعيون القراءة Please ,write in bold letters,your Weak- sighted students cannit read we will be heartily grateful
Your PDF is short of being useful as you omitted the answers which are critical to learning the language. Not a good idea to omit the answers, otherwise a nice video.
Well, it's a good idea, thank you. However, it lacks the English part, otherwise it could be used as an audio lesson. So one needs to create that other part in Enlgish and then mix it with your audio. Quite a job.
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Bu şimdiye kadar gördüğüm en iyi videolardan biri. Bana çok yardımcı oluyor. Harika videonuz için çok teşekkür ederim!
Aaa sende böyle video çeksen keşke
Çok faydalı bir video. Ben Türkçe'yi bir buçuk yıldır okuyorum ama konuşmak benim için hala çok zor. Bu tür videoları izleyerek konuşulan Türkçemi geliştiriyorum
This is incredibly helpful for beginners, thank you very much.
rewatching this video on repeat, thank you so much! I want to learn every single word! the sentences are really helpful.
You're very welcome!🥳️
Oh so she’s the leader. Thanks for the 100 Questions! This is a good practice for listening.
Great video! I got excited when she said that she was living in Belgium, ben de Belçika'da yasiyorum, ben Belçikaliyim! And I'm so glad to hear that she likes living in my country :). BUT it's not true that it rains all the time!
Can, how nosy you are! You asked her about everything🤦🤦🤦😅😁
Right even her address😂
@@G.of.J. 😂😂
Türk olmayan insanların Türkçe öğrenme çabası beni çok şaşırtıyor ve aynı zamanda mutlu ediyor. Zaten anadilin olan bir dili öğretmek hiç zorlanma yaşanmadığı için çok zevkli olsa gerek. Türkiye'den sevgiler... Greetings from Turkey...
I'm one of the eager learners hehe
same here
Very good video. Thank you so much!!! Looks like a real conversation.💜💜💜
altın renkli dişlerinle bu kadar gülümsemen ve kameranın karşısına çıkman gerçekten özgüvenini ve kendine olan sevgini takdir ediyorum :)
Thank you! Very helpful
Very helpful video👍👍 i always used to find such videos for listening practice. Thank you so much
and thank you for mentioning Kalben, I LOVE HER, I've been listening to Sadece on a loop today! What a great voice!
Gerçekten bu yüz cümleleri çok güzel ve iyice anlatırdın🇹🇷♥️🇦🇫
Genelikle öne of your best video. Harikasınız
Glad you think so! 🤗
I love listening to Turkish! Trying to learn as my fiancé is Turkish and lives in Istanbul 🎉
Very helpful video guys❤
Çok güzel bir video. Harika fikirdi
Guys I can't praise you enough. Your videos are so useful! Keep on! Çok teşekkürler!
thank you so much! glad you liked it!
cok iyi, tesekurler turkishle
great video, lots to process in this video, but excited about it! It's great to hear the natural back and forth conversation between 2 native speakers! You guys do great work and once my finances settle I am seriously considering paying for your courses. I'm struggling to find good resources online, like a good website with explanations and lots of exercises to do! Any suggestions?
Very useful!! Çok teşekkür ederim ❤
Çok faydalı bir video. Ama Can bey çok soru sordun 😂 . Jülide'ye cevap verdin için on numara 👍. Daha fazla gibi video istiyoruz. Harikasınız 👍👍👍
Bravooo 👏👏👏 I have learned a lot!
Thanks for the video..I wish the conversation was more slower 🙏🏼
Glad you liked it!
You can adjust the speed from RUclips player setting :)
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I really liked this!
Wonderful video
Would be fantastic if pdf contained example answers also. Otherwise super useful, thank you!
Thanks!🎉
No problem! 🥳️
Bu video cekmeyi icin cok tessekuerler.
Rica ederiz!
Cok güzel bir video, teşekkür ederim 💕
❤❤❤ lesson is gerçekten good ❤️❤️❤️
Teşekkür ederim!
Aferin 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
What do you mean Belgium isn’t expensive compared to Turkey but compared to other european countries is? I think it’s exactly the opposite
Btw, great and helpful video, thanks
Çok faydalı
You are talking so fast guys😂 I'm learning so hard
çok eğlenceli bi video❤️
5:40 Şu anda ben Yeditepe Üniversitesinde değişim öğrencisi olarak okuyorum :)
How about hand writing subject
Why is it 'gitmiştim' and not 'gittim' at 3:48? Teşekkürler!
‘gittim’ kinda near past but ‘gitmiştim’ is happened far past
İnsan çok güzel ve sorun çok güzel ve cevap çok güzel.
Harika
I would like to hear you try to speak some famish/dutch, would be fun to hear hiw far you progressed in 5 months since i am a belgian/marokan who is learning turkish and is just 2 months in. I am from antwerp
Laat me je beste vlaams horen. 😊
Ps jullie lessen zijn zeeg goed/geweldig, çok iyi/ harika
Thanks for the idea!
This Video is very informative but very fast
If the question and answer were slower and repeated once or twice it would be much more helpful
Thanks for your effort but please Yawas Yawas
Where is the pdf
I very much liked this style of educational questions/answers and learnt quite a bit from it. Was just surprised towards the end by the answer to the question ’do you drink (alcohol)’ and she actually answered ‘from time to time!’ And also suggested ‘having 2 beers’ in Kadıköy. I was shocked! For a ‘Muslim’ to not care that drinking is haram and totally forbidden was sad to hear!
Definitely.
And wants a freakin tattoo! Yaaaaaaa. Ne kötü!
These modern girls are like that. Alcohol, tattoos ... CHP voters.
The language is so sweet… though I don’t understand it, it sounds good.. sounds similar to Farsi I think.
No, Turkish and Farsi are two very different and different-sounding languages. Farsi is an Indo-Germanic language and Turkish belongs to the Altai language family. There are in both languages Turkish Persian and Arabic loanwords (influenced by Islam) that's all they have in common. Otherwise both languages sound completely different. Kurdish (Kurmanshi, Sorani and Zazaki) is more closely related to Farsi as both belong to the same language family.
@@WME460 Urdu is related to Hindi and includes loanwords from Persian Arabic and Turkic (Karluk - Mughal Empire). In Turkey Turkish language there are no Urdu loan words rather loan words from Arabic and Persian language.
Turkish and Farsi actually sound very different and they come from different families
@@shuhu.a_ Thank you for this info!
@@masterc2091 that's what i said and I'm Turkish
what means "vakit buldukça " ?
If I have time = vakit buldukça
I am not sure but at least similiar meaning
@@007meow ah -dukca means "when"
@@hilbert2547 evet "when I have time" da denebilir
its like a idiom you actually cant find time but its abstraction and like a idiom. If I find time then I can have time cuz I collect those. It makes me I have time. -ça, -çe makes this like "When". Perhaps I wont have time tomorrow but now I have time. It is what it is.
Also I suggest to you do not translate languages one to another so much it will make you confused and you wont be able to feel the language its own. Dont forget. Learn language in the language. It is hard but right way.
Mashallah
By the way, I don't know how turkish people say their numbers. I noticed that they don't start with "+90". But I still don't understand if they say it like "Seven, six, zero, nine, one..." or "Seven hundred sixty, ninety one...".
Can someone give an example, how would they say their phone number?
@@mustafaak9311 thanks!
Cem, ya, sen nerelerdesin ya ?
Hangi şehirler diye sorunca Kapadokya demesine takılan tek kişiyim çünkü Kapadokya şehir değil-
Fark etmez Ben Nevşehirliyim biri bana nerelisin diye sorunca genelde Kapadokyalıyım diyorum
Do people who need hearing aids or wheelchairs get help if they cant make funds to buy medical equipment?
💚🤍💙
OoOoOoOoOo, merhaba hemşo (:
Evet
لطفا يا سيدتي کبّري الالفاظ فان الشيبة لايسطعيون القراءة
Please ,write in bold letters,your
Weak- sighted students cannit read we will be heartily grateful
thanks for the feedback! Will do!
I wish you would not talk so fast. It is extremely hard to follow if you are a beginner. Any videos / sources you can recommend for total beginners?
M e r h a b a Arkadaslar ! Siz neler yapiyorsunuz ? Niye Cevap Vermiyorsunuz ?
Your PDF is short of being useful as you omitted the answers which are critical to learning the language. Not a good idea to omit the answers, otherwise a nice video.
İam pakiştani and türkişh müslim boy😐👍👍👍
Watch your puppet movie to practice Turkish rafadan tayfa yeni
Why do you wanna know where she lives and if shes martied
can? 😏
He already knows, is just asking to teach us probably.
I hope that wasn't your real address. It's very dangerous to give out your address online!
you speak so fast.
... how someone is learning can get the correct pronunciation !
Well, it's a good idea, thank you. However, it lacks the English part, otherwise it could be used as an audio lesson.
So one needs to create that other part in Enlgish and then mix it with your audio. Quite a job.
glad you liked it!