6) Turkish Vocabulary - Professions (Meslekler)

[@alexporai]

I really liked the professions you chose! Thank you!

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[@NoumanUmer-v6c]

Medum your pronounced Are awesome ❤both English and turkish ❤️❤️❤️

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[@HasanShamseddin]

@SoEasyTurkish Merhaba! Günaydin🌷 I have one question : while I am studying I noticed that sometimes the “ğ” is silent most of the time actually I’m a beginner by the way so could you please help? Teşekkürler🇹🇷♥️

[@SoEasyTurkish]

It has a very soft sound. I think it might feel a little different depending on whether there is a a vowel or a consonant next to it. Because if it is between two vowels, the sound it makes is to connect those two vowels together very smoothly. However, if a consonant comes after it, this time you can hear the sound of the letter "ğ" more easily. The best way to practice is imitating native speakers. But remember, you don't have to speak like a native.

[@HasanShamseddin]

@@SoEasyTurkish thank you so much and yes I want to master the language as a native speaker 🙏🏾