ALL Phrases to Introduce Yourself like a Native Turkish Speaker

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In this video, you’ll challenge your Turkish listening comprehension skills. You will learn the most common and useful phrases to introduce yourself like a native Turkish speaker. You'll learn must-know Turkish phrases for traveling in Turkey. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Turkish, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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[@leiaorgana1949]

I'm in love with your language! thanks for your video

[@janosszentpeteri1922]

Hi! Şöyle böyle also can be used as 'so so'. Iyiyi also I think means good.

[@amirasami9118]

amazing😍✨😮✨

[@Plantofearth]

beautiful

[@abdulwahabkhttk7610]

So nice..

[@TonoFonseca]

I find it odd how Turkish "r"s at the end of words sometimes sound like "sh". I guess every language kind of does their "r" differently; in Japanese it's kind of like an "L", in French it's kind of like they're loading up some spit, etc...

[@easezgin]

I have been speaking Turkish for 30 years and have not realized this. It's true!

[@arianagrande3188]

Yeah, I’m still struggling with it. You don’t say sh, but you also don’t say r . ..complicated

[@arianagrande3188]

Great video!

[@ajmalarshaq5522]

Are you real ariana grande or just got it as your profile

[@janosszentpeteri1922]

It's funny, because I thought güle güle means hello or something like that 😊 I knew merhaba also means hello.

[@AhmedJalloh-vs2exA]

❤🎉😊

[@yy.u.i]

The exercises at the end of the video are a bit faster and not so clear for beginner levels.

[@eawo326]

Like songs among our dental system An actual sentence by captions

[@eawo326]

Captions are going wild

[@eawo326]

Iyiyim

[@yareenal_hadethy1551]

I am Arab but I follow you because I know English thank you so much

[@geetvazirani7491]

It's very nice and I love Turkish but please I request to say little more slowly for pronunciation explaining way is best and pronouncing 5 to 6 times slowly. Thanks!

[@kalsoomakhtar9476]

Please under the sentence mention English words meaning

[@thedictator1113]

Oh its so difficult to pronounce

[@eawo326]

Yes z is in formal like senin adin ne Formal senin adiniz ne