At last a channel using everyday useful phrases without having to boggle your brain too much with long drawn out grammer. Getting to the heart of communication right away is what learners are looking for in general with both Turkish and English translations. spoken very clearly by an excellent teacher. Thank you for all your excellent videos. I am sure that I speak for all of us desperate to learn the beautiful Turkish language. 🌷
I live in Turkey so I'm learning Turkish. But I LOVE Bahasa Indonesia. I'm afraid to start learning it until I get fluent enough in Turkish though. I might get confused!
Thank you so much for making this excellent video! These are all wonderful and useful phrases! I enjoyed it very much! The music is also very relaxing! Keep up the excellent work!!! Çok teşekkür ederim! :-)
Helpful video! The book by Yuriy Ivantsiv “ Polyglot Notes. Practical Tips for Learning Foreign Language” had a profound impact on me, opening new horizons of understanding the diversity of languages and cultures. The author's ideas that learning foreign languages not only broadens one's horizons but also contributes to spiritual development became a real revelation for me. I realized that every language is not just a system of signs, but a whole world with its history, traditions and way of life. Thanks to this book, I learned to see language learning as a path to self-discovery and a deeper understanding of others, which in turn enriched my worldview. Inspired by Ivantsiv's approach, I became more conscious of my learning, integrating the author's practical advice into my daily life. This opened up opportunities for me not only to improve my language skills, but also to develop a personal philosophy based on mutual understanding and empathy. Immersing myself in languages has allowed me to see the world from different angles and realize the importance of cultural exchange, which has been the foundation for my spiritual growth. Reading this book and applying its advice has helped me to become a more open and tolerant person who seeks harmony in my relationships with others.
This is great. However, I have one doubt. When Jülıde pronounces the word "vowel" she does not pronounce the "v" in "vowels" as a voiced labiodental fricative, produced with the vibration of the vocal cords, and by touching the bottom lip to the teeth. Instead, at least to my ears, she pronounces it more like a "w", a voiced labio-velar approximant, produced by rounding the lips and forming a narrow constriction through which air flows. She sounds, again, to my ears, to pronounce the v in "vowels" without any bottom lip to the teeth friction, sounding more like [ʊaʊəl] or maybe [ˈʋaʊəl]. When Jülıde is teaching the "V" in the alphabet, her "V" pronunciation is a clear voiced labiodental fricative, but not when she speaks the word "vowel" or "vowels" several times in the introduction. Will you please clarify? Thanks.
Hello, who wants to learn will learning, who do not want to learn will try to find any reasons!)) In my view, the video is extremely good, everything is clear the pronunciation/speed in Turkish and translation in English. The music is also so nice and do not disturb at all !...Thank you for the video and good luck to the learners!❤❤❤
At last a channel using everyday useful phrases without having to boggle your brain too much with long drawn out grammer. Getting to the heart of communication right away is what learners are looking for in general with both Turkish and English translations.
spoken very clearly by an excellent teacher. Thank you for all your excellent videos. I am sure that I speak for all of us desperate to learn the beautiful Turkish language.
🌷
It's always helpful to hear these individual words used in a sentence, thank you.
Veramente piacevole imparare il turco Come lo fate Voi,Complimenti.
From Indonesia 🇮🇩 love to learn Turkish 👍❤️ and I love this channel
I live in Turkey so I'm learning Turkish. But I LOVE Bahasa Indonesia. I'm afraid to start learning it until I get fluent enough in Turkish though. I might get confused!
Thank you! Great video. Love refreshing my vocabulary and also reading . Have a good evening 🇲🇹👏😊
Anlıyorum, teşekkürler. İyi geceler 🤩
Thank You Very Much For your accurate And excellent teachings of the turkish language professor
Thank you so much for making this excellent video! These are all wonderful and useful phrases! I enjoyed it very much! The music is also very relaxing! Keep up the excellent work!!!
Çok teşekkür ederim! :-)
Rica ederim. I'm glad you liked it. We will keep providing useful lessons always. Thanks for the comment 😊
Please don't make background music. It sounds tense.
Exactly
Yeah for me either. Thats give me a negative vibe
Very good video. I have seen Many Turkish videos
Merhaba çok şaylar örendem teşekkür
Bu videoları çok fayda devam ediyorsunuz umarım iyi günler hocam ben teşekkür ediyorum 😊
👏👏 Çok güzel bir pratik.
Çok teşekkür ederim
Yes please make sentences of these words
Thank you🙏
Thank you, it’s fun and useful!
Wonderful 🙏
This is an excellent video and I would like some learn Turkish while you sleep videos if it is possible👍👌
Can you please teach how to make sentences
bu video için teşekkürler
It's very helpful ☺️
This is Great!
Devam ediyorsunuz umarım.
Helpful video! The book by Yuriy Ivantsiv “ Polyglot Notes. Practical Tips for Learning Foreign Language” had a profound impact on me, opening new horizons of understanding the diversity of languages and cultures. The author's ideas that learning foreign languages not only broadens one's horizons but also contributes to spiritual development became a real revelation for me. I realized that every language is not just a system of signs, but a whole world with its history, traditions and way of life. Thanks to this book, I learned to see language learning as a path to self-discovery and a deeper understanding of others, which in turn enriched my worldview. Inspired by Ivantsiv's approach, I became more conscious of my learning, integrating the author's practical advice into my daily life. This opened up opportunities for me not only to improve my language skills, but also to develop a personal philosophy based on mutual understanding and empathy. Immersing myself in languages has allowed me to see the world from different angles and realize the importance of cultural exchange, which has been the foundation for my spiritual growth. Reading this book and applying its advice has helped me to become a more open and tolerant person who seeks harmony in my relationships with others.
جزاك الله خيرا
Great video!
Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Learning Turkish Daily is interesting
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ساتن المك استيورم
0:32
فياته ني كادر
0:48
كالم فار ما
1:01
كرده كارته كبول اديور مسن
1:24
تورست دنشمه
1:36
كارا كول
1:51
هاستانه
2:03
مازه
2:17
أستاسيون
2:39
باشكه
2:49
إيي شانسلر
3:11
إدفنه ياب
3:23
اسلو دير
3:35
افندم
3:43
شكه يب ميورم
3:57
سز اول
4:08
سوس
4:17
ني فار
4:29
دورو دزقن كونوش
4:44
دورو كونوش
4:54
اوزاك دور باندن
Great video, thanks! What's the name of the music? I love it, I think it will help me sleeping if I can play it at night
My team member used this. I have no idea about the name 😊 I think they have it without name
please make a translation for an interview.i will have an interview for my citizen apply here in turkey .thank you
Ben tesekkur ediyorum
Is it I'm grateful to you??
Bu video çok fayda var.
Best channel
hemen = immediately. Is that thrue?
Çok yaşa kardeş
This is great. However, I have one doubt. When Jülıde pronounces the word "vowel" she does not pronounce the "v" in "vowels" as a voiced labiodental fricative, produced with the vibration of the vocal cords, and by touching the bottom lip to the teeth. Instead, at least to my ears, she pronounces it more like a "w", a voiced labio-velar approximant, produced by rounding the lips and forming a narrow constriction through which air flows. She sounds, again, to my ears, to pronounce the v in "vowels" without any bottom lip to the teeth friction, sounding more like [ʊaʊəl] or maybe [ˈʋaʊəl]. When Jülıde is teaching the "V" in the alphabet, her "V" pronunciation is a clear voiced labiodental fricative, but not when she speaks the word "vowel" or "vowels" several times in the introduction. Will you please clarify? Thanks.
chok guzel
Cok...guzel bir protik....???
Спасибо
Hemen vs śimdi - Bunu açīklayabilir misiniz lütfen?
Şimdi - Now
Hemen - Right away
@@LanguageAnimated Hocam selam beni neden ihmal ediyorsunuz,
#Ankara bende Türkçe öğreniyorum , öğrenen cumhurbaşkanı dedik.
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Can you make these to be saved, that button is gone now.
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Please mute the music in the background it is very distracting
what is your age ?
Porque ? Todas las tadducciones son solamente en ingles y en español porque no?.
Funny, karakol (police station) sounds exactly the same as Spanish caracol (snail).
Some of the words sound like spanish words
Karakol / kara-kol , onun için polis abiler kol’dan tutup kara götürüyor , bak bi şey öğrendik hemen. #KaraKol
It is for learning Turkish right? Why speak English two times and with the second time more slower? Like we are learning English not turkish
Stop music in back ground
Why do you repeat the English .Is it Turkish or English lesson.
Sentences never to use😂😂😂
u r teaching turkish or english?? why slow in english and fast in turkish.. this is strange
Hello, who wants to learn will learning, who do not want to learn will try to find any reasons!)) In my view, the video is extremely good, everything is clear the pronunciation/speed in Turkish and translation in English. The music is also so nice and do not disturb at all !...Thank you for the video and good luck to the learners!❤❤❤