50 Phrases You Need to Know in Turkish - Part 3 | Türkçe'de Bilmeniz Gereken 50 İfade -3. Bölüm

[@abdulkhalekbadat2866]

Your passion for Turkish language is infectious, I look forward to learning from one of your video every day, Tesekkur ederim and kutlarim!

[@patriciajohnson1894]

So glad I came across this channel ❤. Çok teşekkür ederim 😘🇿🇦

[@financiallysane]

Thank you for leaving the words up longer in this video!!

[@jolachye8450]

1. Kazasız belasız- when my sister goes for a trip I will say this other than kendine iyi bak 2. Tam Benlik- next time when I receive a present from someone I will use this phrase as an appreciation 3. Hiç işim olmaz - when my Turkish husband asks me to do something that I don’t feel like doing I can say this lol😂 I join some fb Turkish learning groups and subscribe to Turkish learning KZbin channels to learn this language. I noticed that this video was made 2 years ago. Hope it’s not too late to say thank you for making these videos, they are really helpful.

[@faisalsyed8541]

You are suuuuper.plz make more videos on phrases and proverbs and idioms used in turkish.really very Informative.

[@ShifaFatima-rw7bt]

Keep making such videos. You are an amazing teacher. I've just started watching your videos and I realized that your lessons are helping me with the basic grammar. As a beginner I face a lot of difficulties since the entire language is a new thing for me. I am an Indian and I know three languages Hindi, Urdu and English. Learning Turkish is my new born obsession and thus I am hoping to provide it some nourishment. I really want to be able to understand and speak Turkish. I would also like to thank you wholeheartedly for the lovely description of each of the phrases. You make this virtual class much interesting than I had ever imagined.

[@javidrezaie4292]

I learned so many useful phrases,appreciate it.the main thing is that you are teaching in details and your english speaking is very nice

[@sherlockportland9919]

I love the way you explain everything in detail.. I would love more lessons in daily Turkish conversation

[@binteikram3300]

My fav phrases of the day are Bakalım ( because i don't want to let down the person with rude accent), tam benlik ( because I observed so much which is best for me ), hiç işim olmaz(because I'm not much desiring person ) . The second part of the assignment is : I learn through so many ways like i watch Turkish series , movies, or dramas with subtitles to under the accent , i listen turkish songs also I used duolingo app , i talked to my Turkish friends through call and messages in order to improve my Turkish . The last but not least I learn through the channel of my beautiful and kind teacher Muki ♥️

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Aren't you so kind! Thank you for your interest in Turkish.

My 3 favorite phrases from this video- 1- "Varsayalım" (literally, "Let's see if it's possible/if it's there) - sounds more pro-active + more unique vs. "hayde, bakalım!" 2- "Kazasız, belasız (olsun?)" - wishing someone a journey without troubles or accidents is more poetic than "iyi tatiller" 3- "İyi günlerde kullan!" - a more affectionate way to say "güle güle kullan" - because you're wishing someone to use their purchase in/for better days/good times - not just with smile/laughter. Is there a phrase book with these poetic kind of well wishes in Turkish?

[@hajigulnajigul8816]

Thanks alot dear teacher I am from Afghanistan living in Istanbul Turkey your videos are amazing I am learning your lesson I proud of you ...

[@kellytyler5638]

Hayirli olsun

[@7sparkles_shine]

Konuşma tarzını seviyorum, giyim tarzını seviyorum... Sonunda... Seni seviyorum

[@farhiaabdikadir4262]

1. Acaba 2. Hayirli olsun 3. Tam senlik ve tam benlik. Tassekurler hocam.

[@egekiraz5707]

gerçekten orta seviyelere gelince türkçe dil kanallarına yönelmek daha mantıklı, en azından ingilizce için. çünkü türkçe düşünmeyi kafamdan tam olarak atamadım ve konuşurken bazı zorluklar yaşıyordum, mesela sizin öğrettiğiniz acaba gibi... o yüzden sizi izlemek ingilizcemi diğer kanallara göre daha çok ilerletiyor. çok teşekkürler :))

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Bunu duymak beni sevindirdi. Dil ogrenmeyi zevkli hale getirmezseniz, size iyi gelen seyleri yapmazsaniz olmaz zaten. Bu videolar isinize yariyorsa o zaman devam edin. Onemli olan ogreniyor olmaniz, nereden ogrendiginizin onemi yok.

[@egekiraz5707]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki 😊🙏

[@MahdyFazel]

thank u for this video, i like your videos and i watch every day

[@oreopompom310]

I always listen repeat and repeat 😄so i learn many things turkish thank you so much

[@mahoornasirian5806]

thank you vey much for these videos. I started watching them as an absolute beginner and now I can talk a little!!!😍🥰😇

3 ways I practice Turkish: 1- 🎼Translate a Turkish song and upload the lyrics to www.LyricsTranslate.com (videos/translations) or www.LyricsTraining.com (a singing/fill-in-the-blank game). Songs are catchy, poetic and often have slang I wouldn't use otherwise. 2- ✏Carry a swatch of 3x5" un-ruled index cards, folded in half, with 1 side for English and the other for the Turkish translation (hole punch 1 corner, fasten together with a binder ring or safety pin). Each index card represents a different part of speech or grammatical category to help separate these language building blocks in my mind + to see at-a-glance if I need to learn more adjectives etc. I keep the swatch in a plastic ziplock bag in my purse and try to add to it whenever I hear/read Turkish. 3- 💯Write practice sentences with new words 3x for memory. I use www.WordReference.com, www.TurEng.com and Manisa Turkish for translation help mostly. All available as a Chrome extension button for your browser and as a phone app.

[@latamenon6758]

Enjoying your tutorial Love from malaysia Plan to visit and live in your beautiful country

[@Sama-gq6nd]

Hi Mulki, after watching ertugul I decided to learn Turkish . Your videos are very helpful . Still in beginning level. May the almighty bless you for these wonderful classes.

[@shamsundeenrafiatu]

Thanks a lot ❤❤❤❤❤

[@77imran77]

You are a great teacher.

[@kellydayGr]

1. Bakarız 2. Bakalım 3. Acaba 4. Varsayalım 5. Kazasız belasız 6. Sıkıntı yok 7. Tam senlik- Tam benlik 8. Iyi günlerde kullan-ın 9. Ya 10. Hiç işim olmaz Ders için çok teşekkürler. Çok severim videolarınızı. Yeni kelimeler çok iyi geldi. Varsayalım, kazasız belasız ,tam senlik ve hiç işim olmaz bilmiyordum ama bundan sonra sık sık kullanacağım. Türkçe öğrenmek için harika bir İstanbullu öğretmenim var, internette buluşuyoruz ve her gün diziler izliyorum! Tekrar teşekkürler! Çok tatlısınız ☺️

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Look at you ambitious student! Harika! Tebrik ederim.

[@winniebantales6867]

Tebrikler...I wish I can be like you in your knowledge of Turkish.... Filipinler 'den

[@aigulaldanysh9102]

Thank you so much😘

[@hicbirfikrimyok1966]

This is a great addition to my Turkish learning library. I am certain I shall return here often. At least until I've mastered it

[@ccjan9827]

Hic Isim Olmaz Kazasiz belasiz Bakariz For learning Turkish, I watch Turkish series and listen to Turkish song. I also have a tutor from Verbling. I m an Afghan American, speak both English and Farsi. By knowing Farsi, it makes it easier to learn Turkish. You are an amazing teacher and I love your channel!

[@asiyaaziz1184]

You are the best teacher ❤️

[@TheDarkPan]

Definitely my cup of apple tea.

[@tanisha1611]

tam benlik , ya, bakalim i learn turkish through web series and songs 💖✨

[@chahmad6661]

thanks. you are a good techer.

[@lastratapizza1797]

you are very good.bakariz.bakalim.kutlarim

[@etifwerkshiferaw419]

Acaba kazasiz belasiz İyi günlerde kullanin I improve my turkish by listening turkish fairy tales and watching turkish movies some time trying to write turkish b/c of i want to know turkish more i even downloded turkish games,turkish dictionary and i think i will know turkish coz know i get brave turkish teacher. Love you😘😘keep teaching.

[@suhahahmed6002]

First: my favourite phrase is acaba , ya , bakalım Second: to improve my turkish i am watching so many turkish series I love turkish language , turkish people and turkish series too❣ You are doing Great job love from pakistan🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@kimbugwejamil1629]

acaba has been amazing for me

[@MsElifnazStyle]

I love how you teach people how to speak Turkish! I wanna add something on "ya", you can also use it by itself while listening something very interesting. Like you are with your friends and one of them is telling you very interesting things. You just look at them and say "yaa". More like "oh really?". Or you can use it with sarcasm. You can use the same "yaa" when you are not interested at all!

[@jaychavda6773]

Thank you sister

[@GrubyRudyKot]

Hic isim olmaz, bakalim, dert degil - those are my favourites. I practice by watching Turkish TV series - I am totally in love with Ufak Tefek Cinayetler :) I also hear Istanbul FM a lot.

[@consorciamonfero3553]

Bakalim , sikinti yok, hiç isim olmaz. My one source of improving turkish is by watching turkish series as of the moment I love watching Babil. And i love it . Çok tesekkür ederim.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Ah, Babil'i ben de izledim. Iyi bir diziydi.

[@consorciamonfero3553]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki yes it is a good drama and I can't wait to the next episode. Do you have Instagram account? So I can follow you.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

They stopped filming new episodes due to the pandemic but I enjoyed every minute of it while it lasted.

[@colorfulworld9334]

I loved these phrases (1-ya,2-kazasin balasin,3-acaba) And i watched all the videos in your channel always writing down every single information and I’m about to improve my turkish with songs ☺️

[@abdallah3561]

Nice video ! thank you from a french student who wants to learn turkish

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Cok tesekkurler. Kolay gelsin.

[@amyt1846]

I like it how you give relevant real life examples when explaining the phrases. Thanks alot Muki. :) i am learning alot from your videos.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

That's wonderful to hear, Amy. Going on to make these videos when I first started was daunting because I had no on-camera experience and my public speaking skills were/are sub-par. Though I knew people from all over the world needed to have fun and good content to learn Turkish from and my influence was limited to my students in the classroom. Something had to change. So, hearing people like you find the content useful and engaging means the world to me. Cok tesekkur ederim.

[@amyt1846]

Learn Turkish with Muki biz de size cok teşekkür ederiz Muki hocam .

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Awww!

[@Snowdrop9]

My fvrt phrases 1. Tam benlik 2. Acaba 3.Bakalım And I watch turkish dramas alot. These days I'm watching "sen çal kapımı

[@tahagailani59]

1. "Mercimek çorbası var mı, acaba?" Because I love lentil soup :-) 2. "Ner'desin sen, ya? Or just "Ya!" because I hear it a lot from young girls in shops or on phones and they sound cute :-) 3. "tam senlik" and I wonder can we use it to describe a person to be perfect for someone? To improve my Turkish, I use short videos of parts of songs or soap operas with Turkish and English or Arabic subtitles posted on Instagram.

[@ahmettasdemir.9327]

3. Yes you can use for people aswell

[@tahagailani59]

@@ahmettasdemir.9327 thank you very much

[@ahmettasdemir.9327]

@@tahagailani59 you're welcome :)

[@mohamadmayassi1426]

Problem değil Canim Allah korusun

[@gordonwilliams4524]

This is great Muki, çok teşekkürler ! My three favourites: Bakarız - we shall see Acaba - I wonder, just wondering Problem değil - no problem Watching Netflix Türkiye is one way to improve.

[@michellebates528]

Turkish is very interesting!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Indeed, Michele. What particularly do you find interesting about Turkish? It is always good for me to understand what the learners think about the language. You guys provide the best insights to a teacher like me.

[@michellebates528]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki Turkish is just a lot different from the other languages I've studied. The sentence structure is so different than English, but I think I can do it! I recently found some Turkish tv shows and Istanbul looks really beautiful! I'm hoping to meet a native speaker some day, at least online.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

@@michellebates528 You're absolutely right. The word order is different but just like me being a native Turkish and a non-native English speaker, it gets easier as you work at it. You'll see how fun it is when you realize your brain is working faster for you to pull new words and patterns from memory. It's great that you are bolstering your structured learning with tv shows. Keep watching them and let me know if you learn any cool phrases.

[@فيحباللهجمعنا]

Thank you very much

[@user-cv6ss3si7r]

3 Phrases that i liked were - 1-acaba 2- tam benlik 3-iyi günlerde kullan And for improving my turkish i watch your videos and i also watch turkish shows with english subtitles

[@zuhalbulut3454]

All of your lessons are very useful.I watched very interesting and curiosity.Please continue your series.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Cok tesekkur ederim, sevgili Zuhal. Happy to have you here.

[@OrianaDiazL]

Öncelikle, bu videonu çok beğendim, hocam. Ben venezuela'lıyım ve 4 seneden beri türkçe öğrenmeye çalışıyorum ama daha olmadı, hocam. Deniyorum bari. Tamam. En sevdiğim ifadeler: 1) bakarız 2) tam senlik /benlik. 3) hiç işim olmaz (actually I didn't know about this one) Nereden türkçe öğreniyorum: 1) aslında Turkiye'de yaşıyorum ve eşim türk ama biz genelde evde ıngilizce konuşuyoruz. O yüzden biraz türkçe konuşmak zor oldu. Bir de çünkü şuanda çalışmıyorum (ingilizce öğretmeniyim ) ..hep evdeyim...öğrenmem öyle... 2) oğlum türkçe konuşmaya başladı. Ondan ben de öğreniyorum. 3) artık senin buldum ve senin videolarından çok hoşlanıyorum. . . Hayırlı olsun.

[@hdfamilyfamily9247]

Çok teşekkürler öğretmen. . Ben türkçe öğreniyorum diziden ve seninde you explain very well and I inderstand every thing thanks a lot .. te most phrase that I love in this video is .. yaaaa 😂😂 and tam benlik .. 🌹🌷

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Harika! Kolay gelsin.

[@hdfamilyfamily9247]

Sağolsun 💙

[@rashidasayed7448]

I watch some turkish serials. I love kivance tatlitug's voice and dialogue delivery. I pay full attention to understand words and phonetics. Kindly recommend a series that has some silow dialogue delievery and little bit easy Turkish. Thanks .

[@elizabethcontreras6305]

Merhaba, Muki nasilsiniz? Here are my three words that I liked the most from today's video: 1. Varsayalım 2. Hiç işim olmaz 3. Acaba I also love all the words with 'değil' in it. I love the sound of the word (without being a pessimist) Since I love Turkish language a lot, I try to teach myself by: watching Turkish channels, music (songs new and oldies) such as: Cam Adrian, Ayten Alpman, Emre Aydın etc. Also to learn reading Mr Orhan Pamuk's books I learn a lot of some old traditions or terms that are no too commun nowadays. Lastly, I love to watch some Turkish series, especially the ones with some historical facts. Thank for being such a wonderful teacher.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Harika! Keep up the good work. Love a dedicated learner!

[@mehmetbagcan4904]

Thank you, hocam! Kop paydalı!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Tesekkurler.

[@JillyMae89]

Omg I've been watching a lot of turkish TV shows and I'm sooo happy you explained 'ya' i could kind of get the gist but I was like WHAT IS THAT! makes perfect sense now

[@rashidasayed7448]

Yunis emre is the series I love very much and try to learn new words.

[@fahadsultan5769]

izlerken çok teşekkürler, türkçe öğrenmek and awesome today Calss thanks

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Tesekkur ederim, iyi eglenceler...

[@lichan-magno8362]

Hi. Thank you for creating these kind of learning videos, its easy to grasp for people like me who wants to understand how to use the words and phrases properly. In this video, my 3 favorite words/ phrases are : acaba, bakalim, ve kazasiz belasiz. I compiled my favorite songs thru my Spotify playlist, and downloaded the lytics w/ english translations, and its on repeat.😊 , I also watch dizis and films repeatedly, watch out for words, look up its meaning, and when Im feeling brave, I try to remove the subtitles, and then write the Turkish words that I understand, to see if I can at least grap the gist of whatever the character is saying.. I started following anything Turkish in IG, read thru the captions.. And of course, watch videos like this one. Oh, I also have Duolingo which I practice on everyday... I recently downloaded an ebook, kürk Mantolu Madonna too.

[@anjumalimiyan9226]

Hello Ms Muki I am an Indian National just moved to Turkey Istanbul almost 2 months ago. I have started to learn Turkish Lanugage through youtube channel. and let me be honest your presentation skill of the topic are very interesting. The Three pharses i would pratice is BOSVER - CANIN SAGOLSUN - BAKALIM .

[@rameenomer1955]

Sen video çok guzel Muki Mam . I loved it . Glad that i found your channel and a good teacher like you sweet and beautifull with full of knowledge . Waiting for the next part Teşekkür ederim

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Rameencim, cok tesekkur ederim. Yeni video bu hafta geliyor, canim. Kolay gelsin.

[@rameenomer1955]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki Tamam Teşekkur ederim mam ♥️

[@tejusane1]

Loved your class, Muki. I have seen most of these expressions used in the serials. I watch these serials with English subtitles and hear them speaking, so that I familiarize myself the language. I find turkish language, it's expressions and culture so similar to ours India, that it's easy to join the dots and get the meaning. Plus the languages from both the countries share approx 50,000 words too.

[@simplification_25]

Bakariz Bakalim Git isine ya 😍

[@bagira3950]

Acaba - because it is easy to memorise Ya, n'apiyo'sun - as i've heard it severally Git isine ya - as i really like the meaning of it😂😂 I watch turkish drama series to improve my Turkish. [but the truth is I'm into learn turkish because I'm watching a turkish drama series.] I think it is a really good way to see how the words I'm learning are using in daytoday life.

[@supriya1323]

My favourites phrase Hiç işim olmaz tam benlik dert değil I watch Türkish series to improve my Türkish pronunciation. Teşekkürler Muki mam!!!

[@iiSaraAii]

iyi bayramlar 🌷❤️ happy Eid , Eid mubarak 🌸

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Bayraminiz kutlu olsun.

[@iiSaraAii]

Learn Turkish with Muki size de hocam çok sağ olsun

[@CreativeVoiceLine]

3 phrases I want to use more often: Bakalım, Acaba, and Tam benlik. Things I do to learn turkish are listen to different language apps, take your course, have tutoring with another teacher, listen to Turkish music, watch youtube videos and some times watch live turkish tv and drama 😊

[@hebahussin6547]

Sorun değil.....hiç işim olmaz... hayırlı olsun Learning Turkish from book...."teach yourself"

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Cok tesekkurler. Kolay gelsin.

[@hafsahassan3003]

Actually I watch Turkish serials and I learned a bit from them.Even my reason for learning Turkish is to be able to watch those serials also which doesn't have English subtitles. And also I want to go to and may be settle there so thats Why I m learning.By the way you are so beautiful Muki Hannam.

[@mayamoussa954]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS PEASE CONTINUE TO POSTTTT

[@drfawzimubarak8325]

Great

[@rashidasayed7448]

Kazasiz belasiz,acaba and bakalım are my favourite. I love to use them .

[@aliciakeeney1305]

Im looking to learn Turkish. My boyfriend is Turk and just bought a villa in Kas. We will be moving there from California so I really need to learn the language.

[@ayyaomar5238]

Acaba, Ya, ve Tam Benlik I'm learning by using Duolingo, KZbin videos, watching Turkish shows, and talking with Turkish people.

[@beetle7840]

Bakarız is like I'll consider in English

[@mohamadhaider1842]

bu kıyafetler Çok yakışmış :)))

[@marshashaikh2503]

1.sorun degil- no prblm 2.bakalim-let's see 3.acaba-i wonder I learned some of the Turkish by the series Drillis Ertugrul. Bcz of tht series I started learning Turkish language..!..

[@learninglanguages9376]

شكرا على الدرس

[@mikesh8975]

I can’t thank you enough. They are very interesting and useful. As you asked for which material we are using to learn Turkish, I am using Turkish book (which you can find it online) Colloquial Turkish, The complete courses for beginners. This book helps me to understand the sentence structure which we need to know as a foundation of Turkish language. BTW, Turkish Language sounds melodic to me!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Iyi bir kitap. Kolay gelsin.

[@mikesh8975]

Learn Turkish with Muki affdasınız, ben sorum var! I’m watching Turkish Series (kıralık Aşk), they speak too fast and it’s quite upsetting because I can’t follow them. Do you possibly know any TV program that is suitable for beginners somehow? Çok teşekkür ederim 🙏😌

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

It feels fast to you, but watch it with subtitles in a language you know well. As a beginner, you need subtitles when you watch content made for native or advanced speakers.

[@mikesh8975]

Learn Turkish with Muki I’m doing that now with English subtitle. I feel like I’m impatient, Neyse! Çok teşekkürler!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

@@mikesh8975 Cok iyi anliyorum. I always feel impatient when I am super excited about something but still a beginner. The key here is to recognize the intensity of your desire and embrace it fully. We need motivated people like you learning Turkish. Motivation and persistence are two key determiners of successful language learners. Keep pushing, keep learning and keep asking good questions.

[@Razavimatin]

Hıç işım olmaz is my favorite phrase

[@nicolemichelle9398]

Problem Degil Afiyet Olsun Umarim I like to improve my Turkish with a PDF called Teach yourself Turkish and I also love to translate music and watch Erkesi Kus :)

[@anecaroline]

I loveeeed (ner'desin sen, ya) for me look like mure fluent hahaha

[@EducationSearchers]

1)acaba 2)sorun degi 3)tam senlik For now your channel video is great learning platform for turkish language

[@mahmoudkassim3395]

Ben bir Türk şirkette 🇹🇷 çalışıyorum ama bu Türk şirketi🇹🇷 Tanzanya'da 🇹🇿 şirket adı YAP MERKEZİ

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Ne guzel. Tebrikler.

[@mariam5357]

Kazasız belasız Bakalım Sıkınt yok Because I heard it a lot from İbrahim Çelikkol in siyah beyaz aşk my favourit tv show ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love turkish series I saw a lot of them and really I learned some phrases like efendim, neyse, maalesef which is the word same in arabic "مع الأسف", boşver, canım, aferin, yazık, afiyet olsun, buyurun, bakar mısın and many other things

[@Atlargein]

Varsalayım, sorun değil, boşver, my source or interest ın Turkish is Teleseries ‘Kara Para Ask’ as a spanish speaker.

[@world-suppliers]

iyi bayramlar drop like without even seeing the video wonderful

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Bayraminiz kutlu olsun.

[@7sparkles_shine]

Seni çok çok çok çok seviyorum inan beni

[@FoodieFantastic]

Çok teşekkür ederim Ramazan Bayramı Mübarek Olsun Dostlar. 💐 Bakarız Bakalım Acaba (mercimek çorbası var mi? Acaba) Varsayalım Kazasız belasız Sıkıntı yok Sorun değil, dert değil Tam senlik Tam benlik İyi günlerde kullanın Ya Hiç işim olmaz

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Harika, tesekkurler. Bayraminiz kutlu olsun.

[@supriya1323]

Merhaba mam, Nasılsınız? I'm really confuse how to pronounce the letter "I" it sometimes doesn't sound sometimes it sonds like short "i" it doesn't sound like i have heard in Turkish alfabeler video! I'm really confuse!!!

[@Saanzarkhan]

8:04 - Teacher, if you love warm weather, I would love to welcome you to It's 46°C outside and we're just having a "Do nothing" time!!

[@ekaterinizafiri3928]

My favorite phrases: 1)ACABA sinavdan kac aldim2)Sorun degil3)Hayirli Olsun And I try to hear videos with Turkish

[@martinhall8298]

Merhaba cok guzel Tesekkuler Kutlarim! It's been wonderful watching the three videos. My favourite phrases are Kutlarim Yazik Beklemekten agac oldum (this wasn't on your video) it's similar to using Ner'desin sen, ya.. As well as watching all Muki's KZbin videos, I have a Teach Yourself app and a book 'Complete Turkish Beginners to Intermediate Course' which is used with the app. Also I have completed Muki's Learn Turkish Beginners Stage 1 which is a 7 day challenge online course. Kendine iyi bak.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Cok tesekkurler, Martin Bey. Tebrikler...

[@martinhall8298]

Tesekkur ederim, sihhatler olsun.

[@warriorsfamily3236]

😍😍😘😘

[@aubreymoore72]

Favorite phrases: acaba, sorun değıl, kasasız belasız. Resources: watching Turkish shows (Erkenci Kuş, Bay Yanlis, No. 309, etc.), apps (MemRise, Language Transfer, Transparent Language), KZbin channels (Muki's, Turkishle, LearnTurkishvia, others), look up words and phrases that I hear in series and don't know yet.

[@KillerZero259]

1. Bakarız 2. sıkıntı yok 3. Tam senlik / Tam Benlik For how I study for Turkish: I use YOUR videos, a textbook, and my own made vocab / phrase list I have on Google Docs (I keep adding to the google docs as I come across more vocab I'm interested in)

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Harika! It makes me so happy to see that my videos are helping you learn Turkish. Please keep studying. I'll make more videos.

[@KillerZero259]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki Yesss, please keep making more videos! Your videos are fantasik! 😃😃

[@amnamustafa5618]

I am learning turkish slowly.... But I don't know where to use what I am learning and if I won't use it I will forget it eventually 😣 what to do?

[@khalidAli-u6g]

1-Hiç işim olmaz 2-Bekarız 3-bekarım

[@adejohnson137]

Bakariz Ya n'apiyo' sun ( I hear this in all the dizis I watch) Acaba I have picked up some Turkish words from watching many dizis.

[@jsskumarinalli8893]

Ben T. V. serial izlemektan bu dil ograndim.