50 Phrases You Need to Know in Turkish - Part 5 | Türkçe'de Bilmeniz Gereken 50 İfade -5. Bölüm

[@unsalkorlu]

O kadar güzel anlatıyorsunuz ki Türkçeyi yeniden öğrenmek istiyorum sizinle :))

[@mamoonanisar2758]

Your teaching method is so interesting and I really appreciate the way of your teaching

[@rob6211]

Clear teaching excellent tesurkkuler

[@ciaoarman]

Tebrik ederim Muki hocam! Gerçekten bunlar izlemeyi çok hoşlanıyorum 😃

[@sayidali9867]

Best Turkish teacher i see👍keep going

[@Discoveryplus11]

مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ‎. 💋

[@tejusane1]

Loved the 50 phrases series. Te şekular.

[@nicolemichelle9398]

en sevdiğim ifadeler Bana ne, Sana ne, Kime ne, ve yok:) Video about the Turkish culture would be very interesting to watch.

[@Prolific-nm3ko]

You are the best! Your videos are what I need to advance my Turkish.

[@loveandpeace9315]

I hope u upload more videos. It's very helpful and I really enjoy All of the lessons by u

[@baebae5189]

idk why am i here, i'm native in turkish but i just can't stop watching your videos

[@Celo501]

Ben hepsi ifadeler seviyorum ve günlük konuşmalarda bana yardımcı olacak .Öğretiyor için çok teşekkür ederim hocam

[@anecaroline]

I am using yok artık all the time, I live this expression. And Now I loved kime ne?

[@nurnur5997]

hoenstlyyyyy, especially in Turkish dramas it's the best when the characters say it 🤣🤣💚

[@firoozafshar9525]

Wıll you please,teach us more about tenses in Turkısh.Truely Mukı you are outstanding.Firooz from San Diego

[@maryamjavidanmoghadam4138]

Merhaba, Çok güzel anlatıyorsunuz. 👌 Çok teşekkür ederim. 🙏🌹❤

[@TheChio116]

I love The Word “Olmaz”

[@imranmir9364]

Best video ever u are the BEST teacher love ur videos & way to teach is js amazing 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@ABDULMALIK-BATTERY]

Thanks very helpful

[@sarnabchakraborty1323]

Wonderfully explained. Love from Hindustan 🇮🇳

[@malekm5957]

You are the perfect teacher and omg soooooo sweet ! I have learned a lot from your lessons. Çok teşekkürler!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Bu güzel sözleriniz ve destek verdiğiniz için teşekkür ederim. I am so glad that the videos are helping you improve your Turkish. Happy learning!

[@GrubyRudyKot]

Bana ne ve olmaz - my favourite ones. You're a great teacher Muki, I am really interested in Turkish language and culture. Learning Turkish with you is a great fun. Cok tesekkur ederim! Greetings from Poland :)

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Polonya'ya sevgiler ve selamlar... Cok tesekkur ederim.

[@nimetuzun8730]

Yok artık, canim istemiyor this 2 are so useful for me. Thank you hocam!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Rica ederim, her zaman.

[@סיגליתאוחיון-ו1צ]

Çok teşekkur ederim!! Super👌⚘

[@hopefinlayson7507]

Thank you for explaining the difference between Hadi vs haydi vs Ya'alla ..very helpful

[@mariarecio9026]

Very good your lesson today. Canim sıkılacak,yok artıcı👍🏼🇲🇽

[@tr-iy9bj]

Türkiye'den selamlar tüm Dünya'ya Türkçe öğreten koca yürekli kadın 👋 😀 Bize de ingilizce öğret

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Tesekkur ederim. Insallah bir gun Ingilizce ogretmeye de firsatim olur.

[@paulrogan2631]

Your videos are wonderful, 3 phrases Cok yasa, afiyet olsun, naber. I watch Turkish tv shows and as many of your videos as I can. I also have a learning app.

[@consorciamonfero3553]

Sana ne! Kime ne! Bana ne! Haydi - my favorite one , I use to say this word and I always hear in all turkish series that I watched. My suggestion is to have a listening videos and reading comprehension so that we can truly understand the words and sentences by reading and listening to it. . Çok tesekkür ederim for another video. Take care of yourself teacher Muki!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Kesinlikle! I think I need to teach people how to do a listening exercise properly.

[@talivce]

What did you watch?

[@imranmir9364]

They way you teach is amazing u are the Best teacher Ever 🥳😇🥰

[@norelyslopez3150]

Very interesting channel. You answered something that I was asking, and it was the different way to say “ no” thanks . I will check all your videos

[@moutenal-mustaqbal6652]

What makes your channel different from others is that your way of teaching allows us to understand a written sentence in turkish... After watching your grammar videos now I can easily spot that in a sentence who is being reffered like if verb has an 'm' or an 'n' at end. So your way of teaching just doesn't give us loads of vocab but also makes us understand the sentence structure. So I'd rather request you to make more videos on grammar as it's the most essential although the hardest part of a language. Whilst learning grammar through examples we can gain handful of vocab as well.

[@supriya1323]

ture Muki mam is a unique teacher!!! İ also need tenses by Muki mam!!!!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

I see a pattern developing in the requests already. More grammar and listening practice videos. Anlasildi!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

@@supriya1323 Tamam!

[@hassanansari2539]

Çhok güzel effort 👍

[@petraadbelli5592]

Teaching Turkish phrases is a wonderful idea - thank you Muki - and your approach is great. What about a 6th video on this topic with phrases such as Estağfurullah, Sakın and/or düşünsene? I used the latter word lately when explaining something to my Turkish husband and he literally dropped dead 😊

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

That's awesome! It's always fun and cool to learn these phrases because the reaction you get from native speakers is priceless. I have been living in the United States for almost 16 years now and people still look at me with amazement when I use an idiomatic expression in English or know a fact about American history. Regardless, though, you are right about me making another video about the expressions we use in Turkish. I have some other videos lined up for now, but I'll revisit this topic simply because it deserves more air time. :)

[@sjsuguy22]

Could you do a series for when you're at a bar and ordering drinks, cocktails, beer etc? Like a gin and tonic, vodka cranberry etc? And any popular drinks we should try in. Turkey? 😊😊. Thanks! I've been watching your videos over and over to memorize the phrases in preparation for our trip to Istanbul late July. 😊

[@martinhall8298]

Ingiltere'den selamlar Muki. Umarim iyisindir. 1) Benim favorim 'Yok artik!' serinin sonuncusu. Cok guzel, tesekkuler. 2) Perhaps a video of the most common Turkish phrases needed when on vacation or the Turkish phrases people may require when dining out. Masallah, kendine iyi bak.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Martin Bey, actually you gave me a really good idea. I'll definitely think more on this and see if I can approach these topics creatively.

[@martinhall8298]

Cok guzel, rica ederim Muki . I look forward to your future videos.

[@mehmethalil6577]

Helal Martin abi. Kolay gelsin sana

[@zolyguy]

Winking in Turkish is a hard no. Teşekkürler hanımefendi

[@poojakhurana5767]

Hi Muki, Hope you are doing well. I really want to tell you that I am now a fan of your style of teaching turkish language. I have been learning turkish language for a month now and I watched a lot of videos of KZbin for this but the day I came across your video I just stick to that because I want to learn this language and want to know every detailing about this language. There are a lot of suffixes in turkish language and it is very tough for an Indian to learn that because we don't use suffixes in our language Hindi or English. But when I watched your tutorial videos on KZbin I found it very helpful for me. The way you explain turkish language with each and every small detail is actually outstanding. I salute you for that. Whatever you tell us about turkish language in your videos, I pay a lot of attention to that and watch your videos on repeat as when it comes to turkish language I can trust you blindly as you are a native speaker of this amazing language plus you have immense experience in teaching turkish language and you not only make us learn the turkish language but you also make us aware of the turkish culture and you always give us a background of very word that you teach us. I really love that I always wanted to learn turkish from a native speaker like you and I also wanted to speak turkish language like a native speaker please keep making videos on turkish language and culture I noticed that you posted a video one year back since then you haven't posted anything so please it is a request to you please please keep teaching us your beautiful language and make more explanatory videos on that. I know my comment is way too long to read and I am not even sure whether you will read it ever or not but if you do so then please please post more videos on your KZbin channel. I really want to learn this from you till the time I start speaking turkish like a native. Do you teach on Instagram as well? I searched you there but did not find your account. Lots of love and respect ❤️❤️ Your öğrenci Pooja from India 😊

[@binteikram3300]

Firstly, Thank you so much for making such informative videos for beginners like me 😘 My favorite phrases are Bana ne, haydi , yok artık . Please make a video on how to improve spoken Türkish skills like how can we learn spoken Türkish quickly .. thanks 😊

[@mimituna3031]

hello, could you please make it clear on "how do you now when to apply 2 way harmony or 4 way harmony"??

[@colorfulworld9334]

Tha phrases that i like are 😂 actually i loved all but (yok artik!,bana ne!,olmaz,kime ne) were special 🥺i love the way you teach us is too simple and so handy at the same time I’d like to request more videos about grammer and if you could some about tips and advices to learn turkish😍 Best regards🙏🏻💋

[@adelypaz3707]

Thank you so much!

[@hicbirfikrimyok1966]

Hiç bir fikrim yok! But, Still: Little by little we go far!!! It's an old Spanish idiom and it's always true!! You are gradually moving me forward and even though you don't know it because I have your lessons saved on my computer. Hadi gidelim! Vamos! Thanks for your efforts!

[@ellastroen]

Your videos are excellent and very helpful . Please be so kind and give us some help about the stress of the tone on words ( vurgulama ) sometimes we hear a word with different tone stress even from a Turkish instructor . For example the word ederim how is pronounced ? edErim , or ederIm . Thank you in advance .

[@asimkhanmanerwallofficial9924]

Mashallah i learn alot

[@samiyahhussein5041]

Can you make a video on how to write verbs in different tenses (past, present and future) and the rules behind them please? Teşekkürler

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Yes, soon

[@umarcga7823]

love your video learns a lot!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Tesekkur ederim.

[@umarcga7823]

rica ederim came in my mind... is this the right response?

[@prabhathmathew2039]

Hi Muki! Appreciate all your videos! A learned a lot from them! Can you do a video on "Romantic Phrases used in Turkey?"

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Thank you for your kind words and also for the suggestion. I think the Turkish TV series are doing a good job at covering lots of teaching about matters related to the heart. So, I will leave it to the experts to do the job. I will keep making more academic and cultural life style videos.

[@zolyguy]

Yeah dude we don’t need videos enabling thirsty behavior

[@inumaki7395]

O değil de cidden güzel bir dilimiz varmış shhdkksjs hoşuma giden ifadeleri bu video farkettim.

[@alikhan-rk4be]

Best ever learning in my life

[@omidsoltanabadi]

hi please teach more about turkish grammer. I am at the biginner of learning turkish language and I need to learn more turkish grammer. thanks

[@sabsabana3246]

As an Arabic who uses "yalla" alot, i mean our friendly yalla, I am deeply grateful that you illustrated this one. Gerçekten çok teşekkür ederim.. Sizin dersler çok güzel ve çok faydalı.. ❤️ (i hope i said it correctly 😅).

[@anonymousshahana9134]

Its v useful.

[@savasicli9532]

Merhaba hocam türkçeniz çok güzel. İngilizce öğrenmek için sizin videolarınızı izliyorum :) ingilizceye en verimli nasıl çalışmalıyım? nasıl öğrenebilirim?

[@financiallysane]

"I am boring" Ha! That was a cute example. :)

[@eslemozcan3742]

İngilizce dinlemek için geliyorum flvldöcç

[@deliciousfoodwithshehnaz8213]

Yok artik Kime ne Bana ne Sana ne Yok Pakistan'dan selamlar Çok teşşekür ederim ögretmen❤

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Ben teşekkür ederim.

[@justsingit17]

Best language teacher ever

[@iqrafatima9389]

I've learned 30 phrases from your last video's. Your channel is AMAZING ✨. 1. Galiba 2. Dur bi 3. Kime ne It would be a pleasure for me if you just make a video on how to frame sentences and pronounce them correctly.

[@MuhammadUmair-cy1ow]

Please teacher make a video to explain to how to call somebody just like neighbour, madam, brother and so on. If you explained my that issue my Turkish will be improved and the level of vocabulary will be increase.

[@Atlargein]

How to listen would be the greatest challenge just like any new language, word order in an expression and vocabulary knowledge of course🤔

[@vaibhaviyadav9402]

I love the word "Olmaz". Because it is in my favorite song-"Hazila Beni" and the line is "Gerçekten olmaz bırak bırak beni".I also like the word "Sana ne"

[@NaimatRawan]

Thank you so much for your videos. Lots of love from Afghanistan. I found your technical grammar videos very useful. I am learning by myself from KZbin videos and books. I suggest you to start making basic grammar videos. How to make Turkish basic sentences. Phrases are kind of blind language, people memorize them like a parrot without knowing the technical parts.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Ben tesekkur ederim. Afganistan'a sevgiler. I will make more grammar videos, for sure. The video on phrases can be helpful for more advanced students, people who are already in Turkey and also for people from cultures that share these common phrases.

[@Blossom-nc2iq]

I am learning Turkish presently, I am a newbie . I need to make friends with a Turkish native to practice with.

[@ecemd.3751]

Hi Kadi! I am trying to improve my english. We can help each other!

[@Blossom-nc2iq]

@@ecemd.3751 I would like that

[@marekm4213]

Thank you so much for this serie. Finally my favourite phrase: yok artik. Im using it all the time 😂 could you please make a vocabulary videos about different topics. Would be nice to learn this way :) cok tessekur ederim 😉

[@supriya1323]

hey do u know why there are so many person markers in Turkish like we have"k" for Biz but we have iz,ız and many more would you like to clear my doubt?

[@ciaoarman]

I had heard of “Olmaz” before but never “Yok Artık.” Interesting!

[@muhammadazim8024]

I love turkish people specially when they Allah Allah😊

[@zobeidajorge6384]

Olmaz, Bana ne ve sana ne I love them when i heard on the dramas 🥰🥰

[@paulrogan2631]

So one of the things I have issues with is how fast Turkish people speak, its like a million miles an hour!!! I have a few freinds and I'm on my way to learning but I only catch one or two words a conversation. When I watch a TV show I get so many more words. One freinf helped me out a lot telling me to make sure I learn the alphabet first. It has really helped. I would love to see a back and forth conversation,like meeting someone for the first time what you say and then what I or they would say.

[@jacksonamaral329]

fine. you teach well.

[@sevvalbeyhan1666]

Videolarınızın Türkler'in İngilizce öğrenmesine katkıda bulunabileceğini düşünüyorum. :)

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Umarım faydalı oluyordur.

[@mariammerebashvili1342]

Hello🙂it is very useful your lessons,thank you❤️are you turkish?

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Merhaba, tesekkurler. Yes, I am Turkish-American.

[@mariammerebashvili1342]

I really like turkish language and I want to learn as much as I can and I am glad to found your lessons❤️❤️

[@aliciakeeney1305]

Can you recommend a book/ website on Turkish vocabulary?

[@FoodieFantastic]

1) Canım istemiyor 2) Canım sıkılıyor 3) Yok artık 4) kime ne 5) Bana ne 6) Sana ne 7) Yok 8) Olmaz 9) Haydi 10) Ne sandın? Hocam grammar lessons would help a lot and if you could please recommend some books that would be great. Çok teşekkür ederim Allah emanet olun 💐

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Tamam, daha fazla gramer videolari yapacagim.

[@FoodieFantastic]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki çok teşekkür ederim efendim.

[@ciaoarman]

En sevdiğim sözü: - Haydi - Artık yok - Olmaz - Ne sandın? (Wanted to add these favorites too): - Bana ne - Kime ne - Sana ne Başka fikirler videosu yapmak için beyinimde şu anda getirmiyor, çünkü butun önemli konusu öğrettin. Çok başarılı size arzu dilerim!

[@janicepena4883]

Can you please make a video on how the word changed from past present future tenses

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Evet, many people requested a video on tenses. I will make one.

[@janicepena4883]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki tesekkurler

[@arshadhami9965]

Please make videos about turkish grammar. The tenses.

[@sergiojimenez2398]

Hi, I am a spanish guy triying to learn turkish and it is so difficult to me. Could someone explain me or tell me where I can find explanations about sentences as a object complement? (Like I say you that your mother has gone) please. Thanks you

[@NuhNuhMattMan]

What about a video on slang?

[@pinkskycloud2930]

Bana ne Sana ne Olmaz Yok Artik Maybe teach us words and phrases that sound different when Turkish speakers say them although they are written differently. For example, ne yapiyor is how it is written but Turkish speakers say napiyor as a kind of blend. I kept looking for napmak in the dictionary and thank you so very much for your videos they are awesome!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Now that's an interesting idea. Tesekkurler.

[@МартинТэллер]

- ____ olur mu? Olmaz -Canım sıkılacak/sıkıldı/sıkılıyor -Canım istemiyor -Yok artık! -That "tch" sound for a strong no -Kime ne, bana ne -If I want to say I am boring... Sıkıcıyım Video ideas: How to win a debate in Turkish Favorite quotes/adages translated Crime/law terminology and vocab

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

I am so glad I asked you guys for ideas. Love the ideas you gave me. Cok tesekkurler.

[@mehmethalil6577]

Helal Rus kardeş. Kolay gelsin

[@KillerZero259]

Favorite Phrases: 1. Yok Artık 2. Canım İstemiyor 3. canım sıkılıyor, canım sıkıldı, canım sıkılacak 4. Kime ne, bana ne, sana ne 5. Ne Sandın Can you make more grammar videos? For example, when I was spelling out "Haydi", I spelled it like "Haydı" following the Turkish vowel harmony rules. I would like to know why Haydi is not spelled like "Haydı". In addition to grammar videos, I'd love to learn more about Turkish culture as well! Thank you so much!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Evet, I will make more grammar videos.

[@bagira3950]

I like words bana ne and sana ne. I'm interested to learn that how to buil sentences in turkish.

[@mmusawirkhan]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@anecaroline]

Could you please make a video about "sana, sende, senden, seni" I don't know how to use these.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Watch my Case Markers video. I cover the first three cases you mentioned in the video. Also watch my Ablative, Locative, and Dative case videos. The last one is the Accusative case, I don't have a video on that yet but you can find information on that case marker in textbooks and online.

[@paulrogan2631]

Hi guys what does Ofh mean? It seems like an expression of frustration

[@maliahashmi]

1. Yok artik 2. Ne sandin 3. Bana ne 4. Haydi + Plz make videos about the present and future tense also ..

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Tamam, I will make a series of videos explaining the tenses.

[@maliahashmi]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki Sagolsun

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Consider saying "sagolun" (2nd person singular). You may want to say "sagolsun' when you talk about the 3rd person singular. :)

[@maliahashmi]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki Sagolun 😘

[@yaasincumarchannel886]

Bana ne : Sana ne Ona ne Onlara ne Bize ne Size ne Canim sıkılıyor Kime ne İ liked really Greetings from Somali people Sana destek oluyoruz her zaman ki İyice acikliyorsun kesinlikle Allah razı olsun

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Allah sizden de razı olsun

[@TahirKhan-zh8dx]

Abla Tesukurlar Ederim . We learn so much from you. From Pakistan lots of love & respect . Gurusuroz

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Glad to hear you are learning new things from my videos. Lots of love from Washington, D.C. to you.

[@amyt1846]

The gesture of no is very confusing and felt abit rude at the beginning when we moved to turkey but we now understand that its a common way of saying no

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

I can see how that gesture might be interpreted as rude and even dismissive. Quite frankly, it's not entirely polite or formal either.

[@latamenon6758]

Short daily routines conversation videos 1.at the makert 2.buying a train ticket 3.at the airport 4.booking a taxi 5.check in to a hotel

[@supriya1323]

mam i have a question seninle tanışmak güzel.it is Good to meet you. but senin means" your" but in the sentence it means "you" why it's like this?

[@zohanzohan4932]

I am coming to Istanbul can I meet with u?

[@simplification_25]

Haydi Kime ne Bana ne Sana ne Bana bak

[@k.szaroldinho]

Merhaba! 1.Artık means eg. at last, however er geç is a synonym of artık "at last"? And does artık mean also "now"? 2.Kinda different topic now: dan/den - eg. from somewhere or through, from. If I wanted to say "from Ankara" would it sound the same when saying "through Ankara"? Is there any diference? How to differ it? 3.How is it with "ve"? It means "and"? For instance: I like fruits and vegetables - Meyve ve sebze seviyorum? Honestly I don't see it very often and I don't know how it works. 4.Same question with: Kez, defa, ya. Those two first mean "times" something and quantity, however ya propably means "yet" and a few different meanings? 5.If I wanted to say: How beautiful! Or, how comfortable - what to use for a meaning "how" in this case? 6.And last but not least - in English when saying about our plans and what are we going to do today, we use present tense. Eg. Today I'm going for a shopping, then I'm going to clean my house, and so on... In Turkish can we use the same form with present tense (yor) or we need future tense? Görüşürüz!

[@ugurdeniz8103]

Kpss de çıkar mı hocam?

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Çıkmaz canım, yanlış yerdesin. :)

[@ugurdeniz8103]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki :) gerçekten anlatımınız şahane. Gurur duydum şahsen çünkü ülkenin reklam yüzü gibi bu hizmet. Emeklerinize sağlık

[@anecaroline]

"Sana ne?" Can also means "what do you have to do with it ?"

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Evet, aynen.

[@aleenatanveer3809]

Bana ne Sana ne Kime ne Haydi Yok artik . More grammar videos please

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Tamam, daha fazla dilbilgisi videolari

[@zahranahle5359]

my best phrase from this video is " SANA NE " and i like to watch giving us books to read

[@christianaofori3789]

Canim sıkılıyor

[@nareshjoshi123]

hello mam can i get Turkish to English dictionary i mean to say pronunciation written in English with Turkish words , and meaning of this word in English , as you explain in your video , , i am from India , i have refereed English to Sanskrit to English so my view that Sanskrit pronunciation in English also meaning of words of Sanskrit is in English my pleasure if u can guide me , thanking you , naresh joshi

[@supriya1323]

mam i have a question why there are so many person markers in Turkish language? u use" K" for Biz but there is ,iz,ız and many more i need to clear this doubt but no sources i found i will wait for your answer!!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Actually, you can look at it this way. There were many plural suffixes in old Turkish thousands of years ago. Some of the most prominent plural suffixes were 'k' and 'z' in addition to the plural suffix we now use as -lAr. Over time, 'k' and 'z' stayed in modern Turkish in two ways. One way it stayed to indicate plural is marking plural persons in verb conjugation and 'to be' conjugation and the second way it stayed in the language is in some words, such as 'diz' (knees), agiz (mouth, two lips) ikiz (twins), biz (we) siz (you). Notice how these are permanent plurals, as in you people have two knees and animals have at least two knees, twins are born as two babies, etc. Over time -lAr took over the job of marking temporary plurals. When you need to make a singular noun plural, -lAr is the suffix you use. The last thing is, in modern Turkish, speakers don't even realize that 'k' and 'z' are already indicating plural. Also, you can make these seemingly plural nouns, such as 'diz' and 'ikiz', make plural again with -lAr. It's redundant in a way, but commonly used and accepted. For example, ikizler, dizler... Does it make sense?

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Thank you for asking intelligent questions like this.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

You are right about what you wrote. I will make a video on the tenses. You will find answer to your questions in the videos.

[@supriya1323]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki Nasılsın Muki Hocam? My all doubts got cleared !!!:)

[@supriya1323]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki mam are you going to upload video on Tenses?

[@danijelasevo7545]

I am Croatian and there are some words or gestures that are similar to turkish ones.