10 MUST KNOW SLANGS IN TURKISH 🇹🇷📚

[@kubilaytubadan7406]

As a Turkish, I can say that this video is 100% helpful. All of them are very common in daily conversations and it'll help you a lot to know what they mean. Herkese bol şans 😃

[@Turkishle]

Thanks! 😃

[@Squish_that_cat]

Proud Turkroach saaaar

[@susan2043]

Not "as a Turkish". As a Turk. I am a Turk. I am Turkish or I am a Turkish citizen. I speak Turkish. I like Turkish food.

[@kubilaytubadan7406]

@@susan2043 Thank you Susan

[@Ali_Hayder_Sultan]

cukur series already taught me all of these, thanks you compiled them

[@fatimasiddiqui1585]

The other few turkish slang words I know are 'hani' (which I think means 'well') and 'falan filan' (which is like etc.)

[@supipiaravindya2932]

Turkiye ve Turkce'ye coookkk seviyorummmm....Sri Lankadan selamlarr ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Turkishle]

Merhaba!

[@chathuperera906]

Hi from SL! Selam kizim 😍

[@supipiaravindya2932]

@@chathuperera906 Selaammm kizim sana da ❤️

[@teddycabana]

Im Iraqi Turkish because my dad is half Turkish.. my grandma is from İstanbul 😊so i visited turkey for the first time from America & now we have an apartment in yalova alhamdallah ☺️ we have so many arabic & English words in Turkish

[@JC-dx1jv]

The English words are French, we have around 5k French 2k arabic words

[@teddycabana]

@@JC-dx1jv which french? Marhaba Salam alaikum fakir zangin ma3al Asaf cahil arabic & many more .

[@teddycabana]

@@JC-dx1jv we do not have french more lol we have more Arabic & English

[@JC-dx1jv]

@@teddycabana tiyatro, müzik, aktör, kuaför, pardon, taksi...

[@JC-dx1jv]

@TinaHani-qh4lp The "english" words are also from the French language, English is a germanic language which got a heavily influence by the french

[@sanatlkanatl2034]

Çok iyi türkçe öğretiyorsunuz. Thank you

[@Turkishle]

Rica ederiz!

[@Turkishle]

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[@malta35860]

Merhaba! I want to thank you guys from the bottom of my heart, because of your consistency. Love from Pakistan! Pls continue to spread knowledge! Cok Shukr

[@mainihal]

@@Indus_civilization. knk adam ne demiş sevgilerimi gönderiyom demiş amk niye her şeye atarlısınız

[@Qwerka]

@@Indus_civilization. pH 0 buram buram toksiklik kokuyorsun. Sakin ol oğlum 😅

[@Qwerka]

Tip: Use “Sağ Ol” instead of “Çok Şükür”. No one will understand you if you use “Çok Şükür”. 😊

[@Indus_civilization.]

Simp görüldü

[@Indus_civilization.]

@@Qwerka Kimsenin senin tavsiyene ihtiyacı yok

[@LolaEksi]

Merhaba! I find "manita" very funny because in Spanish "manita" means "little hand" 😂😂 Teşekkürler!

[@Turkishle]

Hahah thats funny! 🤗

[@usunkocaoglusegrek]

"manita" comes from Italian "mantenere" word. maybe a small connection?

[@kemaldemir1832]

If you understand all these words mentioned in the video, you're able to get almost everything what is being talked on turkish streets.

[@Ogretmenanastasya]

Meslektaşım çok güzel iş! Emeğinize sağlık!

[@Tabi_ya]

kendi dilini öğrenmeye gelenler kimler?

[@Psychologyfunbd]

In our languages Kanki means = female bad girl , & Kanka= male bad boy 🤣🤣🤣 from Sylhet region (Bangladesh)

[@LearnFasterTV]

Wonderful Work 💯, can you please help know more about the turkish spoken dialect in the day to day basics the phrases and so on

[@Turkishle]

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[@donaldmwenesi4964]

Kenya'dan sagol abla,. what about Hallallah, saw it in an comedy Tv series (Son). what does it mean?

[@Turkishle]

It is like showing a little bit of anger. 🤗

[@EduenEstambul]

Çok ilginç, teşekkürler!

[@chathuperera906]

I've heard most of them in Turk TV series!

[@sami786samandari]

I love Turkish language ~ 🤍

[@laollamede]

Bende ❤

[@Turkishle]

Harika!!

[@ludovicaromano3052]

Binlerce teşekkür ❤

[@Turkishle]

Rica ederiz :)

[@wmsh11950]

I am a Malaysian. I watched Elveda Rumeli (and I like it). I learned the phrase "Kakopelin mori" and "Mori fafaronka". Can you please explain the phrases?

[@Erenbey-kx3wh]

As a rumelian i can explain this mori (мори) Mans: O Girl in macedonian fafaronka (Фафаронка) means spicy pepper

[@bozenaporebska8435]

Thank you ❣️

[@Turkishle]

You are so welcome :)

[@bohem-joon]

thanks~~ 고마워요 ~~❤

[@Turkishle]

rica ederiz!

[@abdallahkambangwa7215]

thanks

[@loraivanova8635]

En sevdiğim Türk dizisi Gönülçelen'in her bölümünde "lan" kelimesini duyuyorum. O yüzden bu kelime hoşuma gidiyor. 😅 Ama "manita" kelimesini ilk kez sizden duydum. 😮

[@Osm904.]

Its a newer slang

[@cookwithsara7341]

Teşekürler

[@Turkishle]

rica ederiz!!

[@nes_cafe]

7:01 Eda Eceee🫶🏻

[@elaineturner7948]

As I was watching a Turkish drama ( Hayat Bazen Tatlidir), I kept hearing one of the students say something like "net". Since I could not translate it I thought it must be a slang word. Do you know what it is, please?

[@mainihal]

if the word was “net”, it has two meanings: One of these means “clear”; let me give an example on a sentence: *Bu konu netleşti. (This topic has become clear.) And the second meaning is “clear mark in an exam.” Students usually use the word “net” by second meaning with each other to talk about their exams. Let me give an example also for second meaning: *Sınavda üç netim var. (I have 3 clear marks in the exam.) I hope these informations may help you😊

[@elaineturner7948]

@@mainihal They help very much. Thank you. . I think the student was using "net" to mean "clear/ clearly". I just was not used to hearing it.

[@mainihal]

@@elaineturner7948 It was probably like that. You’re welcome:)

[@Turkishle]

Nice!!

[@rosesteel4317]

They probably use it as a "net/clear/obviously" like -Bence onu gerçekten sevmiyor. (I think he doesn't really love her) -Net (Obviously) ​@@elaineturner7948

[@TheDamlaYagmur]

Great edit!

[@naiyuuu]

Kaliforniya'dan teşekkürler

[@Turkishle]

rica ederiz!!

[@foshow55]

An English one I always want to know the equivalent of is “busted.” Is there a word for this in Türkçe? Like when someone gets caught doing something they knew they shouldn’t do you and you poke fun at them.

[@mertkursun1342]

"Basıldın" would work.

[@mansournikmard4558]

teşekkürler julide hnm🎉❤

[@Turkishle]

Rica ederiz!!

[@kharahinamicx3xd570]

Aaaah, in Mexico we also use çakal the same way hahaha

[@Normalpronfornormalpeople]

Wow really! That was a good one

[@Turkishle]

haha!

[@SultanSulo2011]

How nice you use it on the same way !😅

[@jennifercornelius6941]

This was a great video…but for çakal, the English spelling is COYOTE even though it sounds like KAY-oh-tee. 😁

[@sherwood5103]

In Turkey maybe they use the word for coyote too, but there's also the jackal. So çakal = jackal. 😀

[@SultanSulo2011]

True, çakal is jackal

[@azizkash286]

Your accent is cute

[@teddycabana]

Selam marhaba 😊

[@Turkishle]

Merhabaa🤗

[@teddycabana]

Hello wat does carp mean .. you mean naive?

[@muratsahin951]

Yes Also, the one who can be easily deceited.

[@teddycabana]

@@muratsahin951 God bless you murat 🥹🫡😃👍🏻💪🏻🤲🏻👋🏻 I'm learning I'm part Turkish I have a home in Yalova

[@teddycabana]

@@muratsahin951 oh cool brother do u still live in turkey? 😃

[@teddycabana]

@@muratsahin951 oh Masha Allah I heard great things about bursa 👍🏻

[@Athoughfulproposition]

Anyone want to be language partners? I want to learn Turkish and happy to help with English if you need?

[@TahaAzhar-n7y]

What does Arrushpuchuchu mean

[@Hardmanferdead]

The English equivalent of “Ekmek” is “to flake”.

[@foshow55]

Or flakey as an adjective. Good point.

[@cookwithsara7341]

Pakistan'dan sevgiler

[@Squish_that_cat]

Atta mila abdul? 😂😂😂😂

[@yukiyuki5553]

What does knk means?

[@ramilquliyev5866]

Also "kanka" but short form, it is used in messages

[@yukiyuki5553]

@@ramilquliyev5866 tamam thanks

[@universeofoyun3027]

Ona çakal denmez vay çakal denir

[@cabin5]

Lan'in nerede man veya dude olarak kullanildigi gorulmus?

[@ozanbayrak562]

Bu kanal çok mal bir kanal abi.

[@yorubangs6694]

I heard about oha but don't know what it means

[@ece18902]

It has so much meaning actually but its mostly something like omg whoa hoot ect.

[@Turkishle]

It shows surprise 🤗

[@fafaa5621]

Sadece ekmek ve sazanı bilmiyordum

[@Turkishle]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Indus_civilization.]

Is that vallahi Word same as in Arabic I mean its use to make someone belive in you kinda swear thing.

[@Turkishle]

Yep, it is more like a swear.

[@Squish_that_cat]

Poorkistani

[@ShahzadMalek-md9ps]

hi all

[@noviboerniat8204]

Afedersin, SAZAN = "CARP" mı yoksa "CRAP" mı ? Tşk

[@Turkishle]

It is carp 🤗

[@learnturkishwithistanbulit9609]

Keklemek,lavuk,tiye almak,çakozlamak...

[@alfredosamir2869]

I do not why turkish speak so fast! I try to real subtitles and is impossible listen each other

[@hanifleylabi8628]

Why is mi pronounced like muh even though it has a dot?

[@batuhancelikoz8812]

It's mı. Not have a dot.

[@hanifleylabi8628]

@@batuhancelikoz8812 It has a dot on the video

[@batuhancelikoz8812]

@@hanifleylabi8628 we write "vallahi mi" form but we say "valla mı" there is palatal harmony in Turkish so if we say valla after that we must say "mı"

[@rosesteel4317]

​@@hanifleylabi8628 if you ask for the pronunciation of the word Vallahi mi cuz people don't pronounce it right. It is an Arabic word but not everyone say it with a correct pronunciation unfortunately

[@hanifleylabi8628]

@@rosesteel4317 It wouldn't be correct to pronounce it in the Arabic way if you're speaking Turkish.

[@Hayazahranaqvi]

Oh ha

[@heatherrobertson5556]

Moruk

[@muratevren2857]

Yeah, it's a slang word meaning "geezer, old chap" but young folks may address each other using this word.

[@dost328]

Old-timer

[@dr.l8763]

"Reis" is a common slang too.

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

Meaning?

[@007meow]

​@@BlueSwampyCraftreis = president

[@ozanbayrak562]

@@007meow reis president diye çevrilmiyor dostum. Araştırarak mı yazdın bu yorumu? reis kelimesinin çevirisi “chieftain” dır.

[@007meow]

@@ozanbayrak562 bizim günlük hayatta kime reis dediğimiz belli bence, yani kullanımına göre yazdım

[@arunsapkota5075]

Arrushpuchuchu

[@susan2043]

Slang, not slangs. Slang does not have a plural

[@dost328]

Yep 😊

[@Squish_that_cat]

Once upon a time I used to like Turkey and was inspired by their fight against British, French, Greeks and Russians for their freedom I was a big fan of Turkish TV serials (mehmetcik kutlu Amare) and was actively trying to learn Turkish language I still have Turkish friends I met on Duolingo Later I learnt about their true side - Armenians, Greek and Assyrian genocide Blind hatred of Kurdish people Support for Pakistan sponsored terrorism against innocent Indians and Afghans It was enough to open my eyes to reality

[@painted_k9]

Being critical of the Turkish state is very much understandable. Treating all Turkish individuals as if they are genocide-denying, Kurd-haters is completely wrong. I can understand you wouldn't wish to be friends with that kind of person, but 90 million people don't believe the same things.

[@Squish_that_cat]

​@talyaturk YPG fought against Islamic state and is actually doing a good job at keeping both ISIS and Bashar-al-assad at bay

[@Turkishle]

Rica ederiz!!!

[@Squish_that_cat]

@@Turkishle Are you brain damaged

[@Squish_that_cat]

​@@painted_k9 I like how you conveniently ignored Pakistan sponsored terrorism

[@hadiya2179]

Dude!!! Very wrong matching. Dude is faded.

[@spreadthegospel2280]

Çok teşekkür ediyorum

[@Turkishle]

Rica ederiz! 🤗