100 Turkish Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #5

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[@homeboysudaka5629]

Selin I know this video may take a lot of time and work , but they are 100 percent better than just seeing the letters and words Çok teşekkür ederim kardeşim

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I'm here🤗 always excited 😉

[@angelomuller4840]

Thanks for learning us Turkish Selin you are awesome at learning

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It's teaching go learn English first

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Thanks ,this way is very very perfect in studay❤

[@shahidkhan3655]

So Nice ❤

[@geceleray3549]

thank you for teaching us i hope everybody love it. if u ask me it helps me this Turkish you tube channel and I want to ask u something that would u pls work like this about opposite words and similar words

[@LosInmortalesGallos]

I’m in love with Selin. 😂😂😂

[@user-bo2zt1ld5y]

3:15 that's name of dish 😃

[@mehmetalisargin5442]

Türkçe öğretilirken ingilizce öğrenmek :))

[@rumamakhtar4731]

Please tell me what is mean of selin

[@turkpolyglot..4854]

Herkes türkçe öğrenmek için geliyor, ama ben ingilizcemi geliştirmeye geliyorum :)

[@deryadnz]

Sen bensinn djensksm

[@sudesude7309]

Tek değilsin

[@LosInmortalesGallos]

How do I know when to use the word “numara or sayı”? Why can’t I say “iki sayı” instead of “iki numara”? Thanks 🙏🏻

[@turkpolyglot..4854]

Numara daha çok "sıralı sayı" anlamında kullanılır. Mesela "ikinci" bir numaradır. Ama "iki" bir numara değil, sayıdır. Sayılara ayrıca "rakam" denildiğini de duyabilirsin. İyi çalışmalar 👋

[@MrBephelgor]

We call numbers "numara" in specific situations such as when we mention a phone number, bank account number, student id number etc. Sayı is usually numbers used in mathematics. As an addition to my friend, rakam means the names of symbols from 0 to 9. Sayı is usually the combinations of rakams when we talk about numbers. So 15 is not a rakam, but it is a sayı. 6 can be both, depending on the context. Addutionally, we use rakam as 'amount' in daily talk. "He offered us a huge amount!" / Bize çok yüksek bir rakam teklif etti!

[@nickstar654]

Please tell me anyone.... if i say "husband's ring" in turkish, which is correct? "Kocaın yüzüki" or "jocanın yüzüki" ? i mean "ın" "nın" ?

[@minniewonka]

"kocanın yüzüğü" you shouldn't use ' because this is not a special word

[@minniewonka]

also koca means husband kocan means your husband

[@minniewonka]

There are possessive suffixes in Turkish, they show who the object belongs to for example my husband's ring=kocamın yüzüğü her husband's ring = kocasının yüzüğü your husband's ring=kocanın yüzüğü and ring means yüzük ı think you already know that but when you are saying or writing this kind of words last letter will be soft for example kitap➡kitabı bağcık➡bağcığı Additions starting with a vowel to Turkish or foreign words ending with one of the sounds p, ç, t, k; The hard consonant at the end of the word softens when the construction or inflectional suffixes are introduced. With this softening, it turns into b, c, d, g, ğ. This situation is called consonant softening. I hope you understand, if you don't understand you can ask me or google 😊

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[@nickstar654]

Please tell me what difference is between ""kimi"" and ""kime"" in turkish?

[@gul3450]

i can give you some examples kimi görüyorsun? - who are you seeing? kimi izliyorsun? - who are you watching? kimi seçtin? - who did you choose? kime gidiyorsun? - who are you going to? kime üzüldün? - who did you feel sorry for? (also you can say: kim için (for) üzüldün?) kime inanıyorsun? - who do you believe?

[@nickstar654]

@@gul3450 teşekkür ederım arkadaş. It was helpful of you. Thank you. I think i have to see a lot of examples as you showed me. I will see in internet. Thank you

[@minniewonka]

"kime" means whom and "kimi-kiminle" means with whom or with who same thing

[@minniewonka]

and turkish people using "kimi" for some. for example kimi zaman = sometimes

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[@michellebates528]

Selin's pronunciation is so good that the odd words she says wrong stick out.

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