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The manner you teach the turkish language is so clear. Slowly im trying to learn the simple words and phrases. Thanks to you. Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭
We're happy to announce that we finally launched our A1 Level Turkish Course! Click to sign-up🔽 a1turkishcourse.turkishle.com/p/a1-level-turkish-course 00:00 - Beginning 00:10 - Kaldırmak - to lift - to raise 00:27 - Takmak - to put on - to wear(for accessories) 01:11 - Giymek - to wear 01:28 - Çıkartmak - to take off 01:52 - Denemek - to try 02:17 - Taşımak - to carry 02:32 - Oturmak - to sit down ___ Kalkmak, ayağa kalkmak - stand up 03:12 - Yanından geçmek - to pass by 03:34 - Uyuya kalmak - to fall asleep 03:50 - Uyanmak - to wake up 04:02 - Açmak - to turn on - to open 04:33 - Kapatmak - to turn off - to close 04:55 - Süpürmek - to vacuum 05:17 - Ütülemek - to iron 05:42 - Çekmek - to pull____ İtmek - to push 06:05 - Toplamak - to tidy up 06:37 - Koymak - to put - to pour 06:59 - Sifonu çekmek - to flush 07:13 - Kaydolmak - sign up - to enroll 07:28 - Doldur - to fill 07:52 - Yırtmak - to tear 08:08 - Sulamak - to water 08:20 - Tutmak - to hold 08:52 - Bırakmak - to let it go - to leave - to quit 09:19 - Dışarı çıkmak - to go out 09:46 - Asmak - to hang 10:10 - Düşürmek - to drop 10:32 - Dokunmak - to touch 10:42 - Kilitlemek - to lock 10:58 - İliklemek - button up 11:14 - Fişe takmak - to plug in 11:36 - Şarj etmek - to charge 11:53 - Fişten çıkartmak - unplug 12:06 - Esnemek - yawn - to stretch 12:22 - Hapşırmak - to sneeze 13:04 - Dökmek - Spill - to pour 13:25 - Kaynatmak - to boil 13:43 - Ocağın altını kısmak - turn down the heat____ Ocağı kapatmak - turn off the stove
Thank you! Some really useful verbs you don't normally see in textbooks (to charge, for example). This is an intelligent video lesson in that it works both for complete beginners and students of a higher level because of the structure of the sentences.
To answer your question, Hayır I didn’t go out today yet. Can sen harika teşekkürler. Türkçe çok güzel ✨ Thank you for your hardwork. Inshallah your channel become so famous soon!!
I Love All Your Video I Am From Ethiopia I Very Very Want to turkey and live please tell me how see black people and christian in turkey tnx please answer me
There is a great sympathy for black people, they are over-loved. And nobody care your religion, if you respect Islam no one will disrespect you :) loves from Turkey
Very helpful video, thank you 😊 I wanna add more common verbs, yazmak - to write, düşünmek - to think okumak- to read konuşmak - to talk çalışmak - to work Have a good day 🙂🇹🇷🇵🇰
SIR, I love the way you explain. According to you how many months does it takes to learn turkish language ? The most difficult thing in turkish is PRONUNCIATION and when I want to say the sentence fast I stuck :(
I see you have your new channel. I happened to know about you through your other, “Can Kutas”. Thanks for the tips you shared there when visiting Istanbul. They were really informative. I will visit there next month. I was hoping we can go on a food tour but you’re not doing it already nowadays. But it’s great to see you here man. You have a nice content. Keep it up. To more subscribers!!
🫨Bu videoyu harika çünkü sen konuşuyorsunken senin altyazıların gözükler! 🤩Teşekkür ederim. Senin altyazın otomatik altyazıdan çok daha iyi çünkü otomatik altyazı gecikme gözüküyor sonra bir kişi konuşuyor
Evet, çıktım çünkü bugün sınav girdim B1 Kitabı Türkçe üç aydan beri öğreniyorum bu yüzden konuşabilirim, Türkçe kolayca ama çok çalışman gerekiyor. Sende teşekkür ederim. Somaliliyim🇸🇴
13:40 bir hata var mı? ocağın altını açmak ( to turn "up" the heat ) or It can be use both "up" and "down" ? Great video, I learned a lot of new words, teşekkürler!
Evet, iki bisiklet aldım. Couple of little translation errors which made me giggle: when hanging a picture, the past tense is 'hung', because 'hanged' is only used in English to refer to executed criminals who were hung with a noose 😢 When taking the charger off charge, it is unplugged, rather than plugged out. I'm so thankful Turkish does not have as many irregularities as English does! 😂 Keep up the great work Can! I really appreciate it!
A few points around your english dear friend. The Brits like to split their phrasal verbs up like : "Should I TAKE the watch OFF?" , not should I take off the watch. Also when you ask for permission you always use the verb MAY like in "may I do this" because if you use the word CAN it would be like asking a person if you are capable of doing something which would be quite awkward.
Beautifully taught. Thanks for the useful and clear explanation of the most common verbs in Turkish. By the way, the past form of the verb tear is tore and p.p. is torn. Thanks again
Aslam o alikam. How are you bro. I look your video very carefully. I am little bit confused. You use the word doldurmam for positive. Sometimes turkish people use istimam in negative sentence. Please reply. Thanks
Hi Jan, your videos are very useful but sometimes I find your English accent a bit difficult and irritating especially when you are teaching others. You say some English words too fast and do not fully pronounce. So please work on it.
Wow what a nice lesson that I heard your so doing great you are a very good teacher lutfen upload more and more videos this is what I needed to get a chance to know the correct meaning of the turkish language, because for me it is very difficult to learn and understand Turkish language and I'm really confusing about this language please upload more videos and explain slowly and I really appreciate it cok tesekkur ederim your learners from the Philippines.
