Ben teşekkür ederim. I love how so many amazing people are interested in learning Turkish and finding my videos useful. Cheers to more success together!
Thanks ..I am an Indian ..I want to learn Turkish .. I am learning himself .. May you guide me ..?. I will wait for your response. Because I will go turkey for an job opportunity. So please help me . Please Please Please
Harika! That's a lot of languages to speak. Tebrikler! I am working on adding new videos here and a new online course for beginners. Maybe we can make Turkish your 6th language soon.
@@LearnTurkishwithMuki teşekkür ederim. I am about to move to turkey and I am very thankful to you .. ( I have kind of crazy 50 languages fluency dream )
Oh my goodness, her English is excellent! She might have the best Turkish Class channel on RU-vid! Please continue to upload new videos! You're a great teacher!
Merhaba mam !! ur a great teacher I understood everything perfectly !! I tried learning Turkish before but there was not a correct teacher to teach they have only some videos and I end up with many doubts but iam glad I found a teacher like u thanks to God !! Iam a student in high school n it's my holidays because of corona virus i think it's the best time to learn Turkish as we don't have work from school please keep uploading lessons !! i have a question how many words r there in Turkish language ? how much time it will take to learn Turkish? i know there is no end of learning but i think we can understand n speak a language in something if we r giving it time !! Teşekkürler ederim mam çok seviyorum mam!!!
I don't know exactly how many words there are in Turkish. How long it takes you to learn Turkish depends on what your first language is. For English speakers it usually takes about 1100 hours to be proficient in Turkish.
Please tell me:- • İf the verb is for ex ''çalışmak'' . So how do i know that what is the verb root or verb stem of çalışmak . İ am Indian and struggling to understand this thing please tell me .
Usually , mek-mak makes a verb gerund/infinitive. Çalış ( study/work imperative mood) Git-mek >to go gel-mek> to come otur-mak> to sit çal-mak >to steal oku-mak> to read Also vowels in suffixes can be one of these mek-mak according to the vowels of roots.There is vowel harmony in Turkish. But you don't need to memorize it ,u will feel over time. In these examples , u can see after i-e we used mek ,after u-a we used mak.
OMG this conjugation style is so similar with my native language it is not even related to Turkish lol! Great lesson, great teacher. Very clear and concise!
"yor" ex: Markete gidiyor. (she is going to the market) present tense a little bit different. In some verbs the verb stem's last letter is softening, and after that using "ı or i" and adding "yor". If you want, you can add another suffixes after "yor". Ex: Markete gidiyorsun (you're going to the market). Have a nice day
Merhaba I appreciate very much your video I was in Istanbul two weeks ago and I was very fascinated by the hospitality of your turkish people I have started to learn turkish language and I find it very easy especially the pronunciation and with your help I am understanding the grammar. Hope you will continue to post some more video. Thanking you so much
Im living in turkey right now and so far i havent come across kind people . My aunt and mother were kicked out of a mosque when they were trying to pray just because they weren't Turkish
Selam. Nasil Sen? Tasakkurlar for these lessons.. I love this beautiful language and most importantly would like to understand Drilis Ertugrul without looking at subtitles haha..
Hello. I am an American who is planning to move and live permanently in Turkey. I have been looking for a website to learn Turkish language. I ran into your channel on RU-vid by accident (thanks God). I love your style of teaching. Descriptive, fluent, Easy learning, detailed but simple. Your teaching skills and knowledge are superb. I hope to meet you someday in Turkey. Thanks again. Dr. DMK
Merhaba, I'm Indonesian and trust me, Turkish is the most difficult language to learn. It's not the vocabularies nor the pronouncation, but the agglutination and grammar. The SOV structure alone makes me headache However, I enjoy learning Turkish because it contains ton of words borrowed from Arabic. Warm Regards from Indonesia for all Turkish speakers. Iyi günler.
Bir Türk olarak aşırı etkilendim, arkadaşların bu dili öğrenmesi biraz zor ama zincirleme bir sistemimiz olmasından bahsetmeniz işleri kolaylaştırmış hocam elinize sağlık harikasınız.
Thank you for explaining it properly. I'll run through your channel cause your teaching is good. Aaaaah, I'm juggling with a lot of things but taking in a new interest helps me keep in touch with the present despite everything else is in havoc. You all have a great day! 🌻
I love this question. Thank you for asking. You use "ben" to emphasize the subject or simply because you want to use it. A sentence with and without a subject is still considered a full sentence if the verb is properly marked with a person marker. The choice is up to you to include the subject as a speaker.
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Im just a yr ten student trying to learn turkish as fast as possible because my parents made me move to turkey to finish my education here and the language is so complicated like ive been here for about three months yet can barely speak turkish please give me so tips to learn this language properly im only used to speaking english cus ive grown up in london
Hey friend, thank you for reaching out and letting me know how you feel about the process of learning Turkish. I can see that you are trying and that's all you can do right now. Language learning through studying is sometimes more frustrating than learning it through acquisition in your daily life. You are going to be so thankful to your parents in the future for putting you in a situation where you are forced to grow and acquire a very important skill. If I were you, I'd try and make the process fun for myself. Why don't you watch lots of media content in Turkish with subtitles in English? Identify your areas of interest and watch video upon video, and then move to songs, movies, interviews. Talk to people your age. Be an active listener by asking them lots of questions, make new friends. When they use a word you don't know yet, ask them what it means. Try using your new words when you speak as if you are putting on a new pair of shoes-- they will feel different and shiny at first, and then you will break them in and they will be yours forever. When you are unsure of a grammar point, look it up on the internet or ask me here. Just know you are lucky to be learning a new skill in a new country and that you are cared for and supported by people like me.
Contact me at my website www.karamandc.com/online-turkish-language-courses so we can come up with a plan to help you learn Turkish properly and fast based on your needs, interests and preferences.
A Turkish person can easily figure out what are you trying to say in your above sentence, but unfortunately, it’s not grammatically correct. You have to make the sentence just like that: “Sen çok iyi bir (bir means a/an, in case you don’t know) öğretmensin.”☺️
As it is also addressed in this video the verb in Turkish phrase should contain tense and person marker. In your sentence "öğretmen" which is originally "noun" turns into "verbal noun" which then requires person marker suffix. That being said you shoud say it like " Sen çok iyi öğretmen+sin", and to make it more natural it can even be like " Sen çok iyi bir öğretmensin"... Good luck :)
What if the subject is the name of someone. For example, "Zehra went to a library". Or "My mother went to a market." Is person marker still needed? Thanks Muki.
@@injured_lion I have a complete beginner Turkish course where you can learn all of this and have me as your teacher. Take a look at this link and let me know if you have any questions. turkishwise.mykajabi.com/opt-in?preview_theme_id=1723437
