Learn Turkish Lesson 33 - The suffix -ki (-ki eki)
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Turkish Grammar: The suffix -ki | Learn how to use the suffix "ki" in a sentence in Turkish. Then improve your Turkish by practicing.
Türkçe Gramer : -ki eki | Türkçedeki "ki" ekini cümle içinde, günlük hayatta sıkça kullanılan kelimelerle birlikte nasıl kullanacağınızı öğrenin. Sonra da pratik yaparak Türkçenizi geliştirin.
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RUclips'daki bu kanalı seviyorum. Dersler için teşekkür ederim.
I have been benefitting a lot from your lessons. It's extremely helpful for me. My Turkish knowledge has improved lately. Çok çok teşekkür ederim hocam
Rica ederim. Senin adına çok sevindim.
-ki suffix can also be used with -ken (though not as much as -de locative case suffix)
Gelir-ken-ki
Gider-ken-ki
Bebeğin oyun oynuyorkenki hâli çok hoştu = The way the baby looked while playing was very nice
I understand why accusative is used for sınavı but don't understand why it is not used for the film and the lesson and the vacation. Are they not particular? Teşekkür ederim. I have taken your Udemy courses and find it very helpful to keep revisiting these videos to help me remember and pick up things I might not have understood well previously.
Merhaba.
That suffix "-ı" for the word "sınav" is not the accusative suffix.
It's the genitive suffix that we use for compound nouns.
"Türkçe" is a noun and "sınav" is another noun and together they make a compound noun which is "Türkçe sınavı".
Türkçe sınav+ı
İngilizce ders+i
cep telefon+u
And about the accusative suffix: we use accusative suffix only with the direct objects of the sentences.
We can't use it with the subjects of the sentences.
And in those sentences "film, ders, tatil" are the subjects of the sentences, that's why we can't use the accusative suffix with them.
Tatil güzeldi. (Tatil is the subject)
Ben tatili seviyorum (Tatil is the object)
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Bugünkü ders çok mükemmeldi
Ben faslıyım seni takip ediyorum
gerçekten çok beğendim
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Thank you so much for these lessons. Can you do one on when to use bir for "a" and when not to use it? Thank you!
Merhabalar.
I am adding your request to the list.
For now, let me give you a brief explanation about it.
1- If it is a positive sentence then "a" is optional.
There is a dog in the garden.
Bahçede bir köpek var.
Bahçede köpek var.
Both of them are correct.
2- If it is a question or a negative sentence then better don't use "a".
Is there a dog in the garden?
Bahçede köpek var mı?
There isn't any dog in the garden.
Bahçede köpek yok.
Teşekkür ederim, hocam. "Ki" ekini çok iyi açıkladınız
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These videos are really really good.
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Amazing as always! Thank you!
You're welcome. Rica ederim.
Thanks a lot Hocam
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Thank you for this 🙏🙏🙏
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Hocam biz "ki" adjectives ile de kullanabilir miyiz acaba? Ex:-
- mavi gözki erkekten hoşlanıyorum
Hayır, kullanamayız. Şöyle olmalı:
- Mavi gözlü erkekten hoşlanıyorum.
Çok teşekkürler,so helpful 🙌
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Thank you so much
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Very beautiful...but I wish that the font is bigger..writing is larger
Çok teşekkürler! 😊
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Teşekkürler öğretmenim
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thanks
You're welcome, rica ederim.
what about when it is used at the end of a tag question as a "meaningless" suffix just for emphasis?
Thats another case which I will teach when I start to prepare B2 lessons.
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Hocam! Teşekkürler! As I understand the ki suffix is to emphasize and specify what we want to say, rıght?
Which possessive suffixes can 'ki' be used with other than 'yours'
Mine = benimki, yours = seninki, his/her = onunki, ours = bizimki, yours = sizinki, theirs = onlarınki.
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Teşekkürler hocam
Rica ederim.
Merhaba hocam
1:18 here we are talking about students which are ( they ) so when we use the adjective çalışkan we need to add personal suffix or no? I thought we should say
Bu okuldaki öğrenciler gerçekten çalışkanlar
Also aren't we supposed to add the accusative suffix since we are talking about specific students
"-lar" is optional for "onlar", you don't have to use it.
"öğrenciler" is the subject of the sentence, not the direct object. Only direct objects take accusative suffixes.
@@LearnTurkishvia Anladım teşekkür ederim hocam
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For the example at 4:25, could you possibly also say "Bu yılın Türkçe sınavı çok zor," using the possessive -ın? If possible, what would the meaning difference? Teşekkür ederim.
Ki also present in Urdu.
Indeed there are a lot of similarities between Turkish and Urdu.
@@LearnTurkishvia Hmm. Right.. After i started learning turkish i learned many many similarities and some words with same meanings but different pronounciations.
@@LearnTurkishvia But in Urdu ki is used in a bit different sense.
teşekkürler 🙏, ama problemim var.
When I try to translate something like “the test today was difficult” on google translate, it translates it as Bugünkü Türkçe sınavı zordu”.
Why does he use vowel harmony? from your video I had understood that “-ki” did not change.
Merhabalar.
As I mentioned in this video lesson at minute 06:00, "-ki" never changes but only with "dün" and "gün" it becomes "-kü", that's the only exception.
@@LearnTurkishvia İt changes when last vowel is ü ?
No. It only changes when you use it with "gün " or "dün".
Bu benim kalemin,.onunku nerede?
- This is my pencil,.where is his/hers?
Thank you so much for your lessons.
Teşekkürler.
Be careful:
Bu benim kalemim. Onunki nerede?
@@LearnTurkishvia
Onun , so a, ı, o, u has vowel harmony with i, thus ki.
Onunki.
teşekkürler hocam
No, no. The thing is "ki" has exception. It doesn't follow vowel harmony. It is almost always "ki".
@@LearnTurkishvia Allright now i understand.
'ki' with the possessive has to be written? Like do i need to use it
This is your pencil: Bu senin kalemin. This is yours: Bu seninki. So you need to use it.
sorry teacher why in first example the student comes after in this school?
why is türkce sinavi a compound noun ? i thought turkish is an adjectice.
Here "Turkish" is the name of the language, it's a noun.
Thank you for the explanation.
I have two questions though. Firstly, why does the sentence 04:41 add an accusative case next to 'sinav'(exam) while others don't, even though the suffix -ki implies that we are talking about the particular subjects?
Secondly, if I understand it correctly. The adjectives in Turkish can be used in past tense in the exact same way as we do for verbs right? Like "zordu" and "komikti" in the examples.
I have already learnt this lesson from an app and a website but you described it so well and clearly that now I don't have confusion with this "ki" suffix....... But I have a small problem with this. I have texted about it in your Instagram account. Will you please check this?
Çok teşekkür ederim Hocam 😄🤩
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Very beautiful...but I wish that the font is bigger..writing is larger
Merhabalar. Is the font not big enough when you make it full screen?
Yes still small