CONJUNCTIONS (LINKERS) IN TURKISH- TÜRKÇE DERSLERİ- BAĞLAÇLAR

THIS TUTORIAL COVERS A LESSON OF CONJUNCTIONS IN TURKISH SUCH AS "BUT, AND, OR, IF, SO, ALTHOUGH AND SO ON...WITH SIMPLE EXAMPLES BOTH IN TURKISH AND ENGLISH FOR TURKISH LEARNERS.
"Hi Everybody. I am teaching here Turkish Lessons Online for free. If you have any questions in Turkish learning, please feel free contact me. thanks for watching.

[@ntambi2624]

You are the best Turkish tr ever...I am liking it

[@sajierozannah7041]

Mr Yasin thanks for this video it's really big to help me every day it is very nice lessons your such a great teacher upload the other grammar and explain one by one cok tesekkur ederim iyi aksamlar.

[@nathanaeldegryse]

Çok tesekkur ederiz ......keep on putting new lessons.....am improving my turkish Day by Day ....çok merci 😁

[@jsskumarinalli8893]

Thank you very much. I am from INDIA . I am trying to learn Turkish.

[@dralizairi]

🌹🌹

[@alifarai9862]

You are best teacher long live yasin durak çok yaşa

[@marieantar6774]

Çok teşekkür ederim Ellirine sağlık

[@lawsondomingo7733]

Çok tessekuler ederim yasin durak.

[@Candyrasgullah7738]

Thank you

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

Hi Yasin! Thanks for the video💯 I would like to ask the meaning of "hem" and "hem de" at 7:25. Keep it up👍👍

[@YSN596]

It means BOTH...AND, Example Hem sen hem de Ben Both you and me

[@Relchannel]

TÜRKBE

[@saritam6061]

Hi .. really i enjoy and understand very well with u r lessons .. thanks .. but i have 2 quetion .. 1_ in turkey language is have a letter (D) .. why when write name like ahmed .. say ahmet .. why but the (t _ no .. d ) ?? 2- i want understand that (i) why but in like seni (what mean i her ) ?? And thanks so much for u ..😊🌹

[@YSN596]

Hi :) Regarding question 1: Arabic letters influence Turkish language so, in Turkish, we change it to " T " if they " D". so we say Ahme"T". 2. ??? Can you please write your question a bit more clearly :(((???

[@saritam6061]

Yasin Durak... i mean for exampl.. ben seni seviyourm .. ok why is write a (i) in seni .. Thanks for replay

[@YSN596]

:) !! I see now. So I can help you :))) As you know in English "You" functions as personal pronoun and object pronoun , right ? Yes :) it is correct ! But in Turkish "SEN" is the personal pronoun and "SEN-İ" is the object pronoun :) !!! Thats why we put " SENİ" to mean object pronoun. clear for you:) ?

[@saritam6061]

Yasin Durak ... ok i understand now .. ☺☺ thanks

[@ioannislatham8808]

I wish my institute professors were as talented as you even if Turkish is a random language for me to learn at the age of 24. I can't understand the word edeceğim in the sentences with fakat. Can't find it in my lexicon. I understand "Sana yardım". Maybe edeceğim is part of grammar. About the words I have problems with... I find it uncomfortable to combine Turkish vowels into words, like köprü, görüşürüz, similar words with a combination of ö and ü maybe ı. My lips get tired and hurt. I know how to pronounce them, but combining them in a word and pronouncing it moderately fast is frustrating. büyümek, güve, görüşmek. I think you understand. My lips are not used to the letters.

[@YSN596]

Hi Latham ! Can you write words you have difficulty so that I can bring all difficult words to pronounce in Turkish you all and thanks to you it helps you .I will make a visual lesson for you... can you do this favor :)?

[@YSN596]

and " edeceğim "comes from base form of the verb of " ETMEK" which is used with verbs in FUTURE tense in the example you gave. Telefon is noun functinally so to give it an action we use " ETMEK" which makes it "to call / phone somebody " so in this case we make the word of " telefon" as " telefon etmek". ( make it verb)... some examples telefon etmek, to call somebody yardım etmek, to help somebody Briefly we use it ( ETMEK) with nouns to make them VERBS... clear enough ?

[@ioannislatham8808]

tanıştığıma memnun oldum, gün aydın, nasılsınız, teşekkür ederim, büyümek, bütün, örtü, sütçü, görüşmek, kömür, göz, güle güle, kısım, tıpkı, üç, dört, lüzum, büsbütün, pahalı. Here are some of these annoying words/phrases. ü has different sounds in words even though Turkish has one sound for each letter. the letter ı is also problematic. I close my teeth to pronounce it. I apologize in advance if I interrupted your daily life. I don't know why I am learning your language to be honest.