Conjunctions in Turkish(Because, Therefore, That's why) 

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In the çünkü example, you switched the “cause” and “effect” labels. “Otobüsü kaçırdım” is the effect, and “alarmı duymadım” is the cause.

Çünkü kısmında neden ve sonuç konseptleri yanlış yerdeydi. Otobüsü kaçırdım (sonuç), çünkü alarmı duymadım (neden).

Merhaba kolaylıklar dilerim. Çünkü bağlacı yanlış anlatılmış. Zira otobüsü kaçırmak cause değil effect'tir. Alarmı duymamak da cause'dır.

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But the first sentence is mixed, I mean the effect and the cause. It should be opposite. I didn't hear the alarm so, AS AN EFFECT, I missed the bus. Lack of alarm was the cause then.

Bağlaçlar = conjunction : 1. Çünkü = because 2. Bu yüzden = that's why 3. Be nedenle = for this/that reason 4. Dolayısıyla= that's why 5. Bu sebeple = therefore

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Great video thanks (but you pronounce “cause” incorrectly.

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The image is wrong: The CAUSE is "alarmı duymadım" but it says it is the SONUÇ. It isn't. The effect of you not hearing the alarm is that you missed the bus. And yet, the image says "otobüsü kaçırdım" is the cause. It's the other way around.

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Elias shakoor You are right But there is difference Between cause for the event and reason for acrion The teacher should have used the word" reason" instead of* cause"

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thank you very much but pardon you pronounce cause like cows

Not hearing the alarm Is the cause Losing the bus is the effect

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1:35 Hocam "otobüsü kaçırdım" ı "I kidnapped the bus" diye çevireceksiniz diye çok korktum :D

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Otobüsü kaçırdım çünkü alarmı duymadm. = we do not speak that way. alarmı duymadığım için otobüsü kaçırdım. = we speak that way

your way of pronouncin "cause" is funny, i'm used to hearing it as "coz" and not "cauz"

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4:36 i thought 'Çalışmak' meant 'to work' rather than 'to study' as i have always used it that way. Is there another verb for studying or can Çalış be used in both cases? Also according to me, 'not' means 'note' as i saw many celebrities using it in the end while writing big paragraphs. Could you also clear that up?

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Someone please explains the “bu nedenle” the way it’s pronounce I feeling like why isn’t it like “bu nadanle” why does the first two “e” sound different than the last. That’s because I just studied the alphabet and the “e” is getting the pronunciation wrong.

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Olmak = To be. Not to be off

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