Learn Turkish Lesson 51 - Me, To me, My, Mine (Beni, Bana, Benim, Benimki) 

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You are the best hocam

Such an important lesson helped me a lot thanks as always.

😮Bu güçlü ders❤I’ve seen others talk about parts of your lesson and I’ve deduced other parts of your lesson, but it was spread across two years. You explained so much information in one 14-minute lesson. You provided so much clarity that I was missing.

Çok önemli! I still struggle with these but your lessons are helping me!! Çok teşekkürler ❤

Teşekkürler Hocam!!!

Great lesson ....thanks🎉

I found this lesson quite hard and got the sentence order wrong on most of them, so I will revisit this tommorow and try again. Sagol hocam.

Her zaman olduğu gibi mükemmel!

1. a silly question. "last night" is "gecen gece". could we also say "dun gece"? 2. as i understand, "cagir" and "ara" are both translated as "call" but they are actually different in meaning. but how do we know which one it is in the sentence? for example, when we say "he called me", how do we know which "call" it is to use?

Hello i Watch a lot of your videos. I have a question. As a German native speaker i struggle a lot with Turkish sentence order. You have a really useful Video about it where you say Subjekt time Location object Verb. Do you have another Video about this ? Would it also be correct to say: Ben her zaman seni seveceğim ? Also: when you have two Verbs in a sentence, which one is at the end ? For example i like to Dance Is it Like or Dance at the end? I Need a few more rules for the Basic sentence Order Thank hocam

In these last examples, for this grammar point, ki plays a role as a suffix which makes reference to what was previously mentioned? as to not be redundant?

Perfect!👏🏻

can you color english word too in the same of turkish?

için is it possible to put after ona too? and the same for bir elbise ( after ona)?

Merhaba Hocam Ama bir kaleme işaret edip benim olduğunu nasıl söylersem Bu benim yoksa bu benimki, because there is not any noun in the sentence.

Teacher, why is it 'Onlar bize bir davetiye gondermedi' in the 4th example, but not 'Babam onlara kargoyu geri gonderdi' in the 6th example? Thanks