Evet, kişisel olarak iki kere Türkiye'ye gittim ve bu ülkeyi çok beğendim, o kadar ki kendime kesinlikle Türk dilini öğrenmen lazım durmadan kendime tekrarlamaktaydım ve en sonunda yaptım...
Marhaba! I am from Bulgaria, and here in Bulgaria I met a lot of people who speak Turkish. Actually to be able to speak and understand Turkish is a dream I had as a child. Now I am studying and practising with the help of your channel. Turkey has some great writers, literature and poetry and since you mentioned Elif Safak, I thought I'd share that one day I wish I will be able to read her books in Turkish, as well as Rumi, Yashar Kemal and Orhan Pamuk
Bugün Pazar. Kiliseye gideceğim, sonra bir restoranda öğle yemeği yiyeceğim. Daha sonra ailemle yürüyüşe çıkacağım. Biraz sonra Duolingo'da Türkçe çalışacağım.
I have just started to learn turkish and I want to let you know i am waiting for more of your videos.. From all the sources i could find on the internet your videos and the Language Transfer app are the two that I find relevant for beginners because of the context that you and LT gives in all that you teach because of which we "understand the language" rather than memorize it. You acting out conversations with vocal emphasizes and emotions are very helpful as well. Tüm çalısıyorsun için çok teşekkür istiyorum. Aferden 🔥👍
I always liked the sound of turkish language but thought it was too difficult to learn. But now I realize I needed a good teacher in order to catch up on the language. You are very good at teaching!!!! And your videos are so understandable. 👏👏👏
Selamlar! Benim adım Janne! Ben İsveçlıyım. Alanya'da bir evim var, çünkü Türkçe öğrenmek çok istiyorum. Benim şehirde Türk öğretmenler yok, Türkçe kitaplardan öğrenıyorum. Senin filmleri çok severim, onlar bana gerçekten yardım ederlar!
Merhaba Çok teşekkür ederim... For all the lessons I was learning few words for months ago and also I have my 📝 seeing you is great 👍 .. bir gün Türkiye'yi ziyaret etmek istiyorum..... in case I got it wrong please let me know!! Sonra görüşürüz many blessings 😊
Hi Sir Can as I observe when to pronounce the G if it start with letter G like gidecegim sound as (ge) but gide(cegim) read as chem so if g is in the middle of the word it must be silently pronounce
I think you misunderstand something. In Turkish letters are based on souns. It doesn't change according to the letter's location in the word. The word written as "gideceğim" so the second g is another letter. G and Ğ are different so their sounds are different. Also since this language is effects on pronounce so much there things like that you realized. Even though we write as "gideceğim" when talking the pronounce can differ as "Gidecem" or "Gitçem". Of course you can say "gideceğim" it's not uncommon or wrong but other versions are easier to say and practical so we generally say it like that. You can see this usage in lots of verbs also. Letter pronounce change happens nearly never in Turkish so it doesn't important. What changes in Turkish are syllables like; "Ge, Ga, Gi". G is same in all of them but since a, e, i are different the thing you hear and say different things.
Gelmektedir, görmektedir, gondermektedir. Merhaba Can bey, yukardaki kelimeler nedir Türkçede? Nasil kullanılabilir acaba aciklar misiniz.? Kitap okurken çok görüyorum ama kendim cümle kurarken hic kullanamıyorum. Sag ol.
Gelmektedir = 3rd singular person of the word and has received attachments in a present tense. It is not a rule but it is more formal, I mean its sound formal and you can use it for "siz" like this: Sizin siparişiniz 30 dakikada gelmektedir. (your order comes in 30 minutes) Görmektedir and göndermektedir have the same attachments. If you want a sample sentence: Sizin gözleriniz uzağı görmektedir (Your eyes can see far away) Çalışanlar kargonuzu göndermektedir. (Employees send your cargo) If you don't understand, that's fine:) we don't use these words very often in everyday life. Usually used in more formal places
üç hafta sonra İstanbul'a gidiyorum. heyecanlıyım ama ilk kere uçağa bineceğim ve yalnız gidiyorum. söylendim ki uçakta bana terlik verilecek haha, eğer böyle doğrusa çok güzel.
the word "olduğunu" is a combination of three different parts: "ol", "-du", and "-ğu". "ol" is the root of the verb "olmak", which means "to be" or "to become" in Turkish. i.e olmak ya da olmamak= to be or not to be The suffix "-du" indicates that the verb is in the past tense. It is the past tense marker for the third person singular. It is used to indicate that something happened in the past. The suffix "-ğu" is the marker for the subordinate clause, which means "that" or "which". So, when combined, "olduğunu" means "that/which he/she/it was". It is the third person singular past tense form of the verb "olmak" in the subordinate clause. Ol--be/exist/happen/occur/become oldu- happened/existed olumlu-positive olumsuz-negative Öl (mek) (To) die Öldü --Dead Ölüm--Death Ölümlü-Mortal Ölümsüz-Immortal Ne oldu ? What happened ? Kim öldü ? Who died ? (As we refer to living thing, cant use ''Ne''-What) Ne olduğunu biliyor musun ? --Do you know what it is ? Kimin öldüğünü biliyor musun ? -- Do you know who died ? Basic versions Ne oldu biliyor musun ? Do you know what happened ? Kim öldü biliyor musun ? Do you know who died ? Both basic and complex usages ok grammatically, almost same meaning but Complex usage (extra suffixes) emphasize specific event/person
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Evet, kişisel olarak iki kere Türkiye'ye gittim ve bu ülkeyi çok beğendim, o kadar ki kendime kesinlikle Türk dilini öğrenmen lazım durmadan kendime tekrarlamaktaydım ve en sonunda yaptım...
bravo👍👍👍👍
Kolay gelsin Marcel! 👏
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Dokuz yıl önce İstanbul'a gittim. Türkçe çok küçük konuşuyordum. Artık daha fazla Türkçe konuşmayı öğreniyorum.
Rumi'den bir alıntı. Harika.
A quote from Rumi. Excellent.
Marhaba!
I am from Bulgaria, and here in Bulgaria I met a lot of people who speak Turkish. Actually to be able to speak and understand Turkish is a dream I had as a child. Now I am studying and practising with the help of your channel. Turkey has some great writers, literature and poetry and since you mentioned Elif Safak, I thought I'd share that one day I wish I will be able to read her books in Turkish, as well as Rumi, Yashar Kemal and Orhan Pamuk
bende böyleyim ama biraz Türkçe konuşuyorum şu anda
Елиф Шафак има наистина отличителни книги, препоръчвам "Любов" и "Копелето на Истанбул" с две ръце :)
Bugün Pazar. Kiliseye gideceğim, sonra bir restoranda öğle yemeği yiyeceğim. Daha sonra ailemle yürüyüşe çıkacağım. Biraz sonra Duolingo'da Türkçe çalışacağım.
I have just started to learn turkish and I want to let you know i am waiting for more of your videos.. From all the sources i could find on the internet your videos and the Language Transfer app are the two that I find relevant for beginners because of the context that you and LT gives in all that you teach because of which we "understand the language" rather than memorize it. You acting out conversations with vocal emphasizes and emotions are very helpful as well. Tüm çalısıyorsun için çok teşekkür istiyorum. Aferden 🔥👍
Thanks for your kind words Jai! You made my day :)
Thanks for ur useful videos. I'm learning this language without difficulties;)
I like your lessons, you made me interested to learn turkish language
Yes he is a nice young teacher - I also like his lessons!
Your videos are great. The vocabulary and examples of common phrases helps a lot.
Great channel! I am here for the first time, and, will be coming back for more knowledge. Greetings from Poland!
I love your videos I have learned so much Turkish with them. I can now understand most of what they say in the series. Çok çok çok teşekkürler 😊
Merhaba Can Bey! Sizin videonuzu seviyorum çünkü Türkçe öğreniyorum. Bu Eylül ayında İstanbul'a gideceğim. İnşallah. Türkiye'yi çok seviyorum.
Merhaba Bonnie, İstanbul gezin umarım çok iyi geçmiştir🙏😊
@@Turkishle teşekkür ederim! İstanbul'u seviyorum.
Thank you I'm slowly learning.
the cutest teacher ever 😍
I loved the quiz in the end!! Please make some more often ☺️
Çok sağolun, Can!! Her şey kolay olsun!
Allah razı olsun.
Bu kanala bu yıl 2022 abone oldum ve sizden gelen tüm videoları takip edecek :)
Ben türkce bu yil ögrenmek basladim ve bu video cok iyi anladim. Cok tesekürler! Quiz iyi fikri bence. (This was my first ever comment in Turkish)
I always liked the sound of turkish language but thought it was too difficult to learn. But now I realize I needed a good teacher in order to catch up on the language. You are very good at teaching!!!! And your videos are so understandable. 👏👏👏
That's great!😊
Your videos are really helpful to us that are learning Turkish, so, thank you very much Can!
Happy to hear that!
You're welcome!
I am an Indian 🇮🇳 working in Middle East
Now behind you to learn Turkish
Thx a lot
çok teşekkür ederim! Son zamanlarda Ankara'ya taşındım. şimdi türkçe öğrenmem lazım!
I want to thank u for these videos. I'm a beginner learner, I need to learn soon for my upcoming trip to Turkkiye.
Happy to hear that!🤗 Enjoy your trip!
Great video! The examples and quiz were super helpful, teşekkür ederim!
2 yil once Instanbul gittim. Cok teshekur ederim CAN.🌹🌹
rica ederiz! 😊
Mi piacciono molto le tue lezioni grazie
I desparately needed this.
Thank you.
You're welcome Sevda!
Ben de
You teach very nicely. Very effective teaching. Allah bless you
Great learning Turkish with you Can bey!
Çok harikaymış Afganistan dan merhabalar 🇹🇷🌹🇦🇫💯✅️😘💞
Bugün Turkishle videoları izleyeceğim!
Sağ olasın Can. Ben sizin videolardanizdan çok şeyler öğrendim. Belkide bir gün İstanbul'a geleceğim. Çok seviyorum. Kendine iyi bak. Hoş çakalın. 🙏🌹❤
What a lesson! Tesekkür ederim!!!!!!
your teaching is very very very nice❤❤ thank u so much
Cok the sekur ederem❤
Agiziniza saglik, daha fazla Türkçe hakkinda videolarinizi görmeye arzu ediyorum:)
Selam
I love to learn turkish language
Thanxs for making these vedio
Its really really helpful for me
Thanxs abi
For the beginning I would like to right what u teach,it becomes more easy and learn more quickly
Excellent introduction! The live reading also shows pronunciation, some of which is unexpected.
Glad you liked it!
Tnx...u made it easier to learn turksh
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
You are doing great!
Thank you!
meherba can!I'm from Bangladesh I'm learning turkish from your chanel😊
Aynen öyle,5 yil önce Istanbul'a gittim. Umarım yakında tekrar gideceğim 🙂
Best teacher by far keep up the good work
her zamanki gibi çok faydalı
Really useful thank you. The quiz helped to confirm what I had learned.
It's very helpful and the way is very good by which u teach us ...thank u from Bangladesh 😀😀
Thank you Can. Your videos are so helpful for me.
Happy to hear that!
Love your videos Can - so helpful, and so clear. Maybe I'll even be able to speak Turkish properly someday!
can you speak it now?
It's very helping
You helped me so much with this video. Thank you!
Merhaba Can Bey! İstanbul'u çok seviyorum. Bu Eylül ayında İstanbul'a geleceğim! Mutluyum!
Merhaba Bonnie! Harika 😊
This video was very useful.. çok teşekkür ederim :)
Çok teşekkurler!! 👍👍
Ne demek! 🤩
It was very useful
Teşekkür ederim hocam
Ah yess another amazing video 😌çok teşekkür ederim hocam
Rica ederim Niyati :) Beğendiğine sevindim!
Selamlar!
Benim adım Janne! Ben İsveçlıyım. Alanya'da bir evim var, çünkü Türkçe öğrenmek çok istiyorum. Benim şehirde Türk öğretmenler yok, Türkçe kitaplardan öğrenıyorum. Senin filmleri çok severim, onlar bana gerçekten yardım ederlar!
Thanks a bunch for your efforts sir💐🇹🇳
the exercises are smart! tessekurler!
You make great videos, thank you.
You are great. Bravo👍
Thank you. New subscriber.
Welcome!🥳️
Teshekkur ederim.
Yaklasık 10 kez İstanbul’a gittim, Eylülde tekrar gideceğim. 😊 En güzel şehir dünyada. 😊
your second sentence is right. but if you use it like "Dünyadaki en güzel şehir", it makes more sense.
Dört kere İstanbul’a gittim
Çok sevdim İstanbul
Awesome
Thank u❤
Love your lessons 😊. Thank you
Merhaba Çok teşekkür ederim...
For all the lessons I was learning few words for months ago and also I have my 📝 seeing you is great 👍 ..
bir gün Türkiye'yi ziyaret etmek istiyorum..... in case I got it wrong please let me know!!
Sonra görüşürüz
many blessings 😊
İstanbula gitmedim ama gitmek istiyorum. İnşallah 😁 The quiz at the end is extremely helpful!
İnşallah gidersin bir gün 😊 Teşekkürler!
Our handsome teacher you made us Commitments students.
Yout lesson is very easy to learn
2 yil önce İstanbul'a gittim, ve 3 ay sonra tekrar İstanbul'a gideceğim. :)
3:55
Evet, İstanbul'a gitmek istiyorum
thank you for suggesting the book
Evet...❤ çok sağol
Hi Sir Can as I observe when to pronounce the G if it start with letter G like gidecegim sound as (ge) but gide(cegim) read as chem so if g is in the middle of the word it must be silently pronounce
I think you misunderstand something. In Turkish letters are based on souns. It doesn't change according to the letter's location in the word. The word written as "gideceğim" so the second g is another letter. G and Ğ are different so their sounds are different.
Also since this language is effects on pronounce so much there things like that you realized. Even though we write as "gideceğim" when talking the pronounce can differ as "Gidecem" or "Gitçem". Of course you can say "gideceğim" it's not uncommon or wrong but other versions are easier to say and practical so we generally say it like that. You can see this usage in lots of verbs also.
Letter pronounce change happens nearly never in Turkish so it doesn't important. What changes in Turkish are syllables like; "Ge, Ga, Gi". G is same in all of them but since a, e, i are different the thing you hear and say different things.
It is spoken between people like that to make it short. 😅😅😅
Thanks 🙏 brother 👍
Very useful ❤
I've always wanted to go to Istanbul Turkey
Gelmektedir, görmektedir, gondermektedir. Merhaba Can bey, yukardaki kelimeler nedir Türkçede? Nasil kullanılabilir acaba aciklar misiniz.? Kitap okurken çok görüyorum ama kendim cümle kurarken hic kullanamıyorum. Sag ol.
Gelmektedir = 3rd singular person of the word and has received attachments in a present tense. It is not a rule but it is more formal, I mean its sound formal and you can use it for "siz" like this: Sizin siparişiniz 30 dakikada gelmektedir. (your order comes in 30 minutes)
Görmektedir and göndermektedir have the same attachments. If you want a sample sentence:
Sizin gözleriniz uzağı görmektedir (Your eyes can see far away)
Çalışanlar kargonuzu göndermektedir. (Employees send your cargo)
If you don't understand, that's fine:) we don't use these words very often in everyday life. Usually used in more formal places
Tesekkurlar
üç hafta sonra İstanbul'a gidiyorum. heyecanlıyım ama ilk kere uçağa bineceğim ve yalnız gidiyorum. söylendim ki uçakta bana terlik verilecek haha, eğer böyle doğrusa çok güzel.
thanks bro you video I am like
Çok güzel. Teşekkürler.
Rica ederim Yuliana!
Congratulations. Your lesson is very good. Can you explain me what “ olduğunu” means? That word come from the verb olmak? Thank you very much❤
the word "olduğunu" is a combination of three different parts: "ol", "-du", and "-ğu".
"ol" is the root of the verb "olmak", which means "to be" or "to become" in Turkish. i.e olmak ya da olmamak= to be or not to be
The suffix "-du" indicates that the verb is in the past tense. It is the past tense marker for the third person singular. It is used to indicate that something happened in the past.
The suffix "-ğu" is the marker for the subordinate clause, which means "that" or "which".
So, when combined, "olduğunu" means "that/which he/she/it was". It is the third person singular past tense form of the verb "olmak" in the subordinate clause.
Ol--be/exist/happen/occur/become
oldu- happened/existed
olumlu-positive
olumsuz-negative
Öl (mek) (To) die
Öldü --Dead
Ölüm--Death
Ölümlü-Mortal
Ölümsüz-Immortal
Ne oldu ? What happened ?
Kim öldü ? Who died ? (As we refer to living thing, cant use ''Ne''-What)
Ne olduğunu biliyor musun ? --Do you know what it is ?
Kimin öldüğünü biliyor musun ? -- Do you know who died ?
Basic versions
Ne oldu biliyor musun ? Do you know what happened ?
Kim öldü biliyor musun ? Do you know who died ?
Both basic and complex usages ok grammatically, almost same meaning but Complex usage (extra suffixes) emphasize specific event/person
My god. Thanks. Many thanks you are a wonderful teacher. When you visit Lisbon ( I live in Lisbon) let me know .
Your videos are very good 👍
bugün türkçe zaman zarflarını öğreniyorum ❤
harikasın! 😊
Evet, Ben hayatımda ilk defa Türkiye'yi ziyaret etmek istiyorum!!
Your vedio are amazing
Very interesting thank you
Very welcome😊
After a long time I attended your class I feel very good. And yes çok tebrik ederim için 1k+ subscribers.☺️
Teşekkürler Komal :)
Çok yakında istanbul'a geliyorum
Very helpfull video
Great video
Çok güzel abi sağ ol
Istanbul'dayim, ben turkçe bilmiyorum, seninle öğreniyorum, i am 3 days living there
Thanks ❤
Turkish people come to Uzbekistan learnt our language in a week. Why I shouldn't learn turkish when I work with them since 2 years!
Çok tessekurler.
rica ederiz!