Commonly used Turkish Words and Phrases in Turkish with English Translation | ANIMATED

Commonly used Turkish Words and Phrases in Turkish with English Translation | ANIMATED
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[@tahirahmed7963]

The lesson is very useful Thank you so much

[@pushermode]

Thank you. There's a new kid at the gym I work that only speaks Turkish and I want him to feel some kind of comfort.

[@mereanastevens7843]

That was awesome. Thank you. Love the language.

[@agnescadalig4173]

Thank you sir i love the way you teach

[@nannylidya4710]

Jazakillah khoiron cok tesekkur ederim 🙏

[@debmalyachakrabortybigmhs4121]

These lessons are very useful. Teşekkürler♥️

[@umerusman8580]

Mashallah may u live longer bro

[@LanguageAnimated]

Ameen, you too

[@Adventist811]

Vay harikadır, Türkiye'ye ilk geldiğimde sizden öğrenmeye başlardım. Şimdi her şey yolunda, Türkçem daha iyi 😁 iyi geceler,kolay gelsin size

[@LanguageAnimated]

Maşallah. Çok sevindim. Böyle devam edin 😊

[@Adventist811]

@@LanguageAnimated Çok teşekkür ederim,siz de yabancılara öğretmeye devam ediniz 🙏

[@rumanasagheer7980]

Very nice way to teach... Teshekular

[@munnfatah880]

I like your video.thank you.but it will more useful if you give an example from Turkish drama.Then I would have remembered more.

[@LanguageAnimated]

That's a good idea. I will do that

[@sugakookie2703]

Thank you so much bohat achi or helpfull hay

[@islamdinimiz88]

O kelime yerine saol diyebiliriz eş şekkur ALLAH in ismi ve o kelimeyi söylediğinde günaha girebilirsin

[@fernandaaysey.5345]

Teşekkürr ederim!!!✌🏻❤🇧🇷🇹🇷. Açım means "hungry" too!😁

[@guzelsooso1157]

İyi akşamlar 🤩

[@syedbasha828]

Man az Tojikiston Metonen Rusi gap zanen What is the meaning

[@seereenchumtoo2330]

what means sevindin iyi olmana

[@LanguageAnimated]

It means, I am glad that you are okay

[@seereenchumtoo2330]

oh thank very much for you

[@emiliabacera4737]

Whwt is disil

[@nazeerabdullrahman611]

Affedersimiz hanim, susadim.... Hope that's correct

[@LanguageAnimated]

Correct. Just use (ı) instead of (i)

[@nazeerabdullrahman611]

I think lutfen will be "kindly" not please

[@LanguageAnimated]

Both, it depends where you are using. Mostly used for (Please)

[@HamzaBYRKTR]

Bir türk olarak söylüyorum lütfenin please haricinde bir anlamını daha görmedim

[@etienlemut2501]

good video but from the second example i can tell that you are not turkish huh?

[@HamzaBYRKTR]

What do you mean?

[@yukselalbayrak2693]

Weird