50 Phrases Every Turkish Beginner Must Know

[@TurkishClass101]

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[@AsmaKhan-jc7nu]

Selamün alayküm I can't understand something in that link I did sing in but.... !🙁 please tell me any other way to learn Turkish if you have...!🙂

[@anamnisar3750]

Many phrases I have learnt from turkish dramas

[@mrnobady1284]

Me too

[@ЕкатеринаРубейкина]

tell me movies with subtitles, if you know. şimdiden teşekkürler

[@anamnisar3750]

@@ЕкатеринаРубейкина there are so many which you can watch on turkish123 website like Emanet, Meryem, kara para ask

[@Mudaser_01]

Which drama

[@aseragalaly2540]

Yes

[@esterschwarcz9435]

Good teacher.Thank you.❤

[@anabiyalaeeq5142]

Thank you so much

[@Randomflyingpizza]

I know

[@millacris1025]

çok teşekkür ederim 😊

[@mustafayldrm1275]

Türkçe'yi tamamen biliyormusun? /Do you know Turkish completely?

[@millacris1025]

@@mustafayldrm1275 öğrenme

[@mustafayldrm1275]

@@millacris1025 anladım 😊

[@alienes9429]

If you learning Turkish I can help you

[@alienes9429]

You don’t learn if you don’t talk :D

[@saidaleila8502]

Çok tesekkür ederim hocam

[@phantomgaming5940]

Teşekkurler

[@dhirendrapsingh6758]

Informative. Useful. Calming. Inspiring. Life-changing. Enjoyable. Heart-warming. Other.

[@zeynepozturkakazayna9735]

cok tesekkur ederim hocam!!

[@bilkisshahidachowdhury6500]

My super favourite turkish drama series is Kadin. Character : Bahar, Sarp, Nisan, Doruk, Arif.

[@anabiyalaeeq5142]

But plzz make videos with the host selin

[@RajuRaja]

Cok tesekur ederim

[@hudalamah8167]

Very good teacher

[@naimaimen2672]

Çok Güzel hocam

[@roghayeh315]

Awesome 👌

[@mishmi2310]

Harika!

[@mehmetseymen9210]

Çok güzel bir paylaşım 👏👍 Teşekkürler hocam 👏👍👍

[@osamaabdelghafour4982]

I really frustrated 😔 today,,, when I used a word during a business meeting '' ✖️ minnetkarım" and it was wrong the correct word is "✔️minnettarım" and it is not commonly used ☹️ for appreciation

[@yeldasahin9353]

You are absolutely right. If you are an Arabic speaker, the word comes from Arabic word minne(t) (e.g. ene memnun). It means I am grateful. We use it when somebody do something really important for us as a favor when we really needed that favor and feel like we owe them. For simple things we just say "Teşekkür ederim" which is also Arabic. There is no Arabic verb in Turkish, but there are many Arabic nouns and we generally use an Arabic noun adding a Turkish verb, generally the verb et-. Some times other verbs for example with cevap (cevab) we say cevap ver- (give answer). We also use Sağ ol which is Turkish and literally means 'be well' (I wish you wellbeing or wellness) for the meaning of thank you.

[@lisettekolk]

completely understand. I'm just starting Turkish and i'm trying to keep ekmek and etmek apart.....

[@osamaabdelghafour4982]

@@yeldasahin9353 Thank you for details 🙏

[@nurultriani3074]

Ty

[@zeynepferhan1651]

Hello, my native language is Turkish. And I want to learn english. We can practice if you want. If you want to learn Turkish, I will teach you. And you teach me english, my friend. Does anyone want to learn Turkish?

[@a.khalique149]

I want to learn Turkish.

[@robertricard187]

I would like to add this comment: the Turkish people are some of the most forgiving and understanding people in the world. Studying the language again, I cringe thinking how badly we G.I.'s botched up their beautiful language. I'm sure they silently shook their heads in despair, but smiled through it.

[@yeldasahin9353]

I am a native Turkish speaker and I want to let know people who are trying to learn Turkish that this is very bad Turkish. Please don't learn anything from this video. These are literal translations from English, they are not natural and there are some mistakes.

[@azizsipahi8332]

Konuşma dili ile yazı dili farklı.Çeviri daha farklı:=) Mecaz kelimeleri bilmeden Türkçe nin duygusunu anlayamazsın.Sana hak verdim.

[@nurultriani3074]

Gerçekten mi

[@azizsipahi8332]

@@nurultriani3074 Devletin resmi yazı dili İstanbul Türkçesi'dir.Yöresel olarak değişik kelimeler ve konuşma şekli köylerde kırsalda kullananlar vardır.

[@priyakatuwalchetry]

Teşekkürler

[@estrelltungpalan7629]

Wow! Great thank you so much as I loved to watch Turkish drama and it helps a lot.Good Day!God Bless.❤️❤️🙏

[@manochehrmohseni5880]

I have to say short and fruitful

[@ivyvinesparkling5060]

There is a silent V in the word "Sevmem" it was read as "semem" Am I right ? ❤️

[@iremsudeozkan]

not silent actually we use v, it's just bad pronunciation

[@purpleicemix1909]

Turkish is phonetic language that means the sound v makes will be same in every word it won't be silent it won't be changed

[@jane-sq4ue]

As a Turkish person, it's "sevmem". While reading, we use "v" letter. I hope I could help :)

[@RehanKhan-it9jk]

Harika

[@mishmi2310]

Awesome!

[@iremsudeozkan]

it isn't 'minnetkarım' it's 'minnettarım'

[@JAKIRHUSSAIN-jw2oq]

Hello 🙏🙏🖐️🖐️🖐️

[@christopheraguero6033]

@@JAKIRHUSSAIN-jw2oq merhaba

[@nawaeqalb7389]

Where is it..indicate it please

[@azzamjaber7014]

@@nawaeqalb7389 0.52

[@nawaeqalb7389]

@@azzamjaber7014 thank you

[@florhuaranca985]

Merhaba , meu friend !!! 👋 😘

[@yagzm2580]

We hardly ever use present simple on speaking language. For example you can't hear that ''Ben İstanbul'da yaşarım.'' ''Ne zamandır görüşmeyiz.'' when you speak with a Native Turkish speaker. If you listen them carefully you'll hear ''Ben İstanbul'da yaşıyorum.'', ''Ne zamandır görüşmüyoruz.'' But it's only on speaking language. If you want to write a formal mail or something or if you'll make a formal dialog, you'd better don't using them. I tried to translate it English I hope you understood. Good luck!

[@umalqueen1247]

Thank you for your clarity ❤

[@romilsahay7584]

*Please do answer* Which phrasal verb are used for this sentense: If soneone invite us to a party then how to make it using phrasal verb. Call in - to invite someone Then how it's as opposite How can say someone invite us using with phrase.

[@amnaahzam136]

you are expert

[@Yagmur-cj5qz]

Biraz tuhaf Ceviri 😅 (bazi yerlerde)

[@JK72843_]

She is good 👍

[@erawanthewise8227]

How am I supposed to remember these? Should I write it down?

[@anabang1251]

Try throwing the video at flying cars, that may help

[@rubayethossain2763]

আস্-সালামু-আলাইকুম্

[@angelacedano6274]

🙏🙏🙏🇹🇷 I want to learn; had a great time in Turkey is a Beautiful country ✨☀️🌟 I ENJOYED 🛳️ THE CIITY ✨💫. IS LOIE A MUSEUM ITSELF 🏰 MEZQUITA; GRAND BAZZAR B💫WOW💙. N ONE THINGS TO MENTION LOVE THE TOME AND CHOPPING. THE BRING CHA ☕ UMM DELICIOUS ✨ ITS WAS LIKE HEAVEN 🏰 FORE✨💫 ISTANBUL WOW : AMAZING ❤️💙🇹🇷❤️💙💙🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@themoonlight1421]

I appreciate it

[@mishmi2310]

Mennetkarim!

[@ryanlouiemagdula6474]

i like to learn turkish languages because i am also watching turkish series movie

[@talkofthefolks]

Im unable to get the cheat sheets

[@poohpot4462]

No one is able to get them. I heard lots of people say this. I don't know why they keep mentioning it! Aarggh!

[@a.1641]

0:50 it is not minnetkarım, it is "minnetTarım"

[@pradelelien3267]

I have to learn the Alphabet first 🤩😍🥰💔

[@ЕкатеринаРубейкина]

who knows Turkish movies with Turkish subtitles? Tell me please(

[@ladydiana885]

Heart beat the best Turkish movie

[@unriochief]

teşekkür ederim hocam, ama Ben yeni türkçe

[@sabrinachetona2632]

Telephone numeram??

[@estellejackson5961]

Wait a sec... I thought goodbye was hosca kal?

[@sehnaz4823]

You can use both görüşürüz means see you later and hoşçakal means goodbye

[@varkolynkolta1337]

hoş = pleasant / fine hoşça = nicely / engagingly kal- = stay gör- = see görüş- = meet görüşürüz = we shall meet I don't like translating things considering their common usages on other languages, so I'd love to inform you about what they actually mean

[@estellejackson5961]

@@varkolynkolta1337 oh wow! Thank you so much!! 😊😊

[@KhalidAhmed-gn7yb]

@@varkolynkolta1337 nice but how to say pronounce the word

[@rukamanuhakim3090]

Merhaba

[@hnava2936]

just met a turkish woman, that I really want date, any advice on language or culture?

[@kpopworldofstans9535]

Idk if you still interested in that woman but You should use idioms that Will make her so happy :)

[@Yasemixxx]

Instead of 'leziz' say 'lezzetli'

[@boratoker8918]

they both mean the same thing

[@evendrithekid101]

When woman teach us " you're handsome" :)

[@newelcome]

👍

[@nasibaamin1417]

47 phrases?

[@drkhan1260]

Hi. Respectd one. Could you. B my sister friend. So i seek turkush personally from you

[@patiencekazibwe2926]

iam not understanding this because i need the host herself to teach

[@pusudakikurt1369]

Unutmayın! Başka hiçbir dil bilmeden sizi Adriyatik'ten Çin Seddi'ne kadar götürecek tek bir dil vardır; Türkçe! Dilinize sahip çıkın." Oktay Sinanoğlu

[@farahnaz8900]

Well it's not free at all

[@prothegamer6052]

This link sucks

[@mchoo.8521]

uzgunum : im sorry merak etme : dont worry beni affet lutfen : pls forgive me minnet karim - i rly appreciate it tesekkur ederim - thank u! merhaba - hello gunaydin - good morning gule gule - goodbye ne zamandir gorusmuyoruz : long time no see iyi aksamlar -good evening sorry to keep you waiting - beklettivim icin ozur dilerim hello? - alo? harika! - awesome! leziz! - delicious! i like it - severim i dont like it - sevmem how are you? - nasilsin? tanistigmiza memnun oldum + nice to meet you ben iyiyim - im good what time is it? saat kaç? help! - yardim edin! tamam - its okay gercekten mi? - really? what is it? bu nedir? where are you from? nerelisin? how old are you? kaç yasindasin? telefon numaran ne? - whats ur phone nunber this is for you bu senin icin how have u been? nasilsin? kendini evinde hisset - make urself at home bu zor - its difficult i dont understand anlamadim ben degistim - ive changed takrar yapmayyacagim i wont do it again