R in Turkish

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  • Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @Turkish_LanguageClasses
    @Turkish_LanguageClasses 9 часов назад +1

    Teşekkürler. Your teaching method is amazing.

  • @fangohuang
    @fangohuang 10 часов назад

    Thank you for answering my long-standing question about learning Turkish. 😀

  • @BoldPathInspiration23d
    @BoldPathInspiration23d 12 часов назад

    Your teaching method is absolutely amazing-so inspiring and wonderful! 🌟✨📚💡

  • @afifmh.d
    @afifmh.d День назад +6

    Thanks for the explanation! I was wondering why hayır sounded like hayırshh when my Turkish friends said it lol now it's all clear 🙌

  • @Maria.R
    @Maria.R 2 часа назад

    Thank you for a clear explanation 👌🙏💗

  • @halimah7164
    @halimah7164 11 часов назад +1

    Helps a lot thanks 👍

  • @adeeltahir2685
    @adeeltahir2685 День назад +1

    excellent session. helps clear up a lot.

  • @pbkmom4
    @pbkmom4 День назад +2

    Super helpful! Thanks for breaking that down for us.

  • @jackebugraham
    @jackebugraham 10 часов назад

    TURKISHLE YOUR BACK!!!!

  • @donatellaradicetti4732
    @donatellaradicetti4732 День назад +1

    Thank you for your explanation!

  • @perieven6357
    @perieven6357 20 часов назад +1

    Turkish R is rather like the Italian R... but less emphasized... That's why Italians have a good accent, when they learn Turkish.

  • @FarbotBurunetNia
    @FarbotBurunetNia День назад +1

    Tesekkur ederim

  • @neydineakaterror666
    @neydineakaterror666 22 часа назад

    Thank you so much ❤

  • @hakonsoreide
    @hakonsoreide День назад +1

    Interesting video. The thing is, of course, that the relisations of Turkish R still feel allophonic with R in English and several other languages, and so you might not notice it so much right away while learning. I certainly hadn't given it much thought before. The way it is actually pronounced, however, seems relatively easy after trying to learn how to pronounce Czech Ř.

    • @JRios270
      @JRios270 19 часов назад

      I was thinking the same thing. It doesn't sound like an alveolar tap that you would hear in many other languages. This sounds like a raised alveolar trill, which I think is what the Czech Ř is as you said.

  • @arzooece878
    @arzooece878 День назад

    Bayildim❤

  • @victorb976
    @victorb976 День назад +1

    The same "R" sound you'll find in quechua (most spoken native american language)

  • @PiyanistMC
    @PiyanistMC День назад +2

    Bunu izleyen Türkler :)

  • @mertozelmusic
    @mertozelmusic 8 часов назад +1

    Türkçe Candır! Öğrenin!🇹🇷

  • @mertistemi
    @mertistemi День назад +1

    I'M FİRST AND TURKISH

  • @MdN.S-e3q
    @MdN.S-e3q День назад

    Ben Turkey yani geldim turkce bilmiyorum 😢

  • @nasirahmed1029
    @nasirahmed1029 5 часов назад

    Please contact with me,