Adding -ınca/-ince/-unca/-ünce Suffixes to Verbs in Turkish Language (Random Live Lesson #32)

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

Check out more videos on Turkish grammar below: Noun Cases: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmi4p3Shbs-Xi80 Verb to Be: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raKcl3WoeJiBo7M Verb to Have: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZqzgoGgp7ucarc Making Plural: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIGWg32cm9GenMk Sentence Structure: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3rOeGdvedWBg9k Simple Past Tense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmG0eoypZ5h9sJI Simple Present Tense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ-1o3WJrpZ_hbM Present Cont. Tense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmi0eWRppMiFgqc Future Tense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqatn3-Er92qm7c

[@MariaFerreira-zy4yl]

Now that I know a little Turkish I review that lesson. Very good lesson. Thanks. Greetings from Portugal

[@MariaFerreira-zy4yl]

Thank you for the feedback. Normally I use the name Manuela Nascimento. Thanks again teacher❤

[@h9mian]

This is too helpful! Thank you for your presentation and detailed explanations

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

Welcome 😊

[@olafslartibartfast5248]

Very instructive! Thanks!

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

Welcome! :)

[@altafahmed3322]

Thank you, sir. Those are very good examples.

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

Quite welcome, enjoy 🙂

[@Erika-pq7ip]

Teşekkürler hocam I wanna ask though, what's the difference between this and diği zaman or diğinde.. Can I use them informally too?😊

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

Erika, Ben gelince.. Ben geldiğimde.. Ben geldiğim zaman.. All three mean the same thing. They are just variations you can use formally or informally. But the most formal would be the third one.

[@franceskan6860]

i don't understand the "insan yaslaninca gec oluyor" sentence. what does it really mean? doesn't really make sense in English. could you please explain? thanks

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

Yeah, it is kinda meaningless in English, but it is out of a specific context. Imagine your friend advices you to travel the world after being retired. You might say, it is usually late to travel when one grows older. That was the meaning in the sentence. It has a meaning about a future, but still using present continuous tense OLUYOR to describe the situation in general. So, in essence, it is late (to do something) when one grows older. Does it help? :)

[@hazmatallygoolamhossen7268]

@@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay this is very good explanation thanks, maybe you can add this too as a card onto the video as truly just the English of that example can be confusing...

[@Kurazaa]

you die when you find it [bulunca ölürsün] is my sentence right ?

[@LearnTurkishTheEasyWay]

It is right, yes. You can also translate it as “You would die when you find it”.