Easy Turkish Dialogs For Beginners

[@Turkishle]

🇹🇷 Want to Learn Turkish with Us? Check Our Courses 👉 courses.turkishle.com/ ⚠Merhaba arkadaşlar! We made a translation mistake at 05:01 🤦 That's why we blurred the wrong translation😕 'On bir(11)' is 'eleven' in English. So the translation should be: 'I sleep around eleven o'clock'. We're sorry if it confused you😕

[@FANS_TEAM27]

Tamam çok teşekkür ederim ❤️

[@FANS_TEAM27]

@@Abeturk hello 👋 your explanation so good 😊 open KZbin baba

[@FANS_TEAM27]

@@Abeturk okay bro

[@theowace]

Çok teşekkür ederim xxx

[@marikamarikiou]

I'm learning Turkish some months now and I think it's pretty easy but maybe it's just because I love it! Love from Greece komsular 🇬🇷❤️🇹🇷

[@Ali-hp5lr]

❤

[@slm340]

Still do you learn turkish?

[@marikamarikiou]

@@slm340 Yes

[@slm340]

@@marikamarikiou nice, u can ask me some question

[@slm340]

@@marikamarikiou bc im from turkey

[@LillaVarga]

I wish this channel had existed when I started to learn Turkish a few years ago. It is definitely a treasure for those who are after online materials for learning Turkish. Way back when I started getting involved with Turkish the available material online was scarce and often contained contradictory information and satisfying explanation about grammar or the usage of certain words was practically non-existent. So I wish I could put this channel into a time machine and send it back to some 6-7 years earlier. It would have spared me a lot of trouble and embarrasing moments. 😁 Since then I have reached a very decent level in Turkish and I’m about to finish my PhD dissertation in Turkish but I still love watching these videos. Actually each video feels like a virtual pat on the back because they make me realise how much I have progressed during these years. I guess what I am trying to say is that I wish the best of luck for those who have recently started to learn Turkish and a million thanks to those who put effort in making these videos. Emeğinize sağlık. İlerideki videoları merakla bekliyorum. 🤓

[@samir9511]

Hi, I'm samir. I am learning English. Can you help me speak English with me? I can also help you learn Turkish language 📚🙂

[@nicolasduweit3611]

Can you tell us something about how you learned turkish? I learn turkish since one year and feel a bit stucked - for example i can express a lot of things but actuall conversations are very hard becouse i often dont understand the answere of my counterpart and have to ask him to repeat in other words 3 or 4 times so we often fall back into german or english language. i know this is a question of disciplin but most commonly i either meat my turkish friends with others so i dont want to take all the time or i meet them to write some text for them or discuss something with them so turkish costs much more time to achive the acutall goal. By now i am - I started learning with duolingo - but i passed through all levels and think i dont make any progress with it anymore. - I also have a box of vocabulary and fill up some vocabulary every few days from watching youtube-videos for example or reading a turkish online article (first try to understand myself - then google translate and compare with the actuall turkish sentence) - Also i watch those youtube videos sometimes (your right turkishle is the best video channel i found by now becouse you realy learn about the context of the words and how to use them in acutall conversations) - And i just started watching some turkish series with english or german subtitles but i have the feeling as if it doesnt help me much becouse i cant rly listen and try to understand the spoken turkish while reading the subtitles - often turkish needs less words then english so you have to read the subtitles pretty fast. - I try to make every WhatsApp Conversation with turkish friends in turkish language becouse i have enough time to think about my sentences - And of course i try speaking with my friends or listen to them speaking to each other and try to follow but as i said we often fall back into german or english or i need a translation Do you have any tips how i can make more progress? Would you recommend doing a course at highschool for example? Would you recommend learning books for making more progress? I started a learning book once but it was very frustrating for me becouse you repeat a sentence 1000 times with different words but it doesnt make any fun.

[@reeluv]

Hey can u say how did u learn turkish

[@bigboss34231]

Can you speak it well now?

[@6889ken]

@@reeluv türkçeyi neden ögrenmek istiyorsun

[@Ash_tommo]

It’s easy for me to understand, I’m from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿❤️🇹🇷 O’zbekistandan salamlar olsun Yashasin qardashlar

[@incominggirlthemoonfrom9929]

Ozarbaijandan O'zbekistonga salomlar 🇹🇷♥️🇦🇿♥️🇺🇿

[@umutumut5075]

@@incominggirlthemoonfrom9929 Azərbaycana da selamlar , kardeşim Allah razı olsun

[@incominggirlthemoonfrom9929]

@@umutumut5075 aleyküm selam kardeşim 😊♥️

[@meteturan1]

Zaten türküsünüz))

[@incominggirlthemoonfrom9929]

@@meteturan1 ben azeriyim ♥️

[@TheGraysmassive]

Great dialogues, thank you, they really help, it’s good to hear Turkish spoken at a normal speed but clearly so that learners can follow, well done I hope you will do these more often. Teşekkür ederim, görüşürüz

[@Qabaqosain_mix]

It was every easy cause I usually watch Turkish dramas especially dirilis ertugrul so expect the last one daily routine one I understood all of the conversation your content is great.

[@Turkishle]

Happy to hear!

[@Latierraeshermosa]

There are quite a lot of old words and phrases in dirilis ertugrul actually. it's really good that you can understand 👏👏

[@ibraheemahmad9080]

I watch dirilis ertugrul, kurulus osman payitaht Abdulhamid and uyanis buyuk selcuklu

[@rumaysarajab4514]

Ah yes, I love Dirilis Ertugrul. It’s my favorite show.

[@塞拉蒙阿莱库姆-f9k]

As a Turkish I love these series too.

[@fitrikaori6911]

Ben Endonezyalıyım, öğrenmek için bu videoya çok beğendım. Teşekkür ederim Can, Funda, Turkishle 👍❤️

[@Themuslimnurse]

I could understand this quiet easily

[@Turkishle]

👏👏😊

[@malakt9997]

Same cuz I always watch Turkish Series 🎬🤘🏻😝

[@wenythepooh]

@@malakt9997 where do u watch them I can’t find any website to watch it on😭

[@wenythepooh]

@@rebeccam.7249 ty😊

[@Themuslimnurse]

@Rüçhan Yavuzdemir sorry Shakespeare I miss spelled

[@alenmanolov6459]

Thank you Can ,dont stop this videos.A lot people try to be teachers here but you and your voice are great.Greatings from bulgaria

[@Turkishle]

Thanks Alen!

[@bertadiaz9384]

I love Turkish serials sm. I wish I could learn this language right away. 🥺❤️ love from España 🇪🇸

[@ozlemdincer935]

it's a bit of a difficult language but you can learn it☺️

[@Sigma-male100-1SW]

@@ozlemdincer935 could u help

[@Sigma-male100-1SW]

@@koksalozturk2611 i can help u

[@Esmadiyebiriyim]

​@@Sigma-male100-1SW elbette

[@langy-i2w]

kzbin.infoVqcQ8HfbEfM?feature=share

[@artemis2904]

bugünde egom tatmin oldu şükür türkçe biliyorum diye :) darısı ingilizceye inş

[@Turkeyburning]

slldlflgl

[@HN-rj1yp]

benim 5 dil bildiğim aklıma geldi ve egom baya tatmin oldu dldmdlfmsl

[@adbulamiyorum31]

@@HN-rj1yp yaş kaç nasıl öğrendin?

[@HN-rj1yp]

@@adbulamiyorum31 15 yaşındayım ve 3.5 sene yurt dışındaydım

[@HN-rj1yp]

@@adbulamiyorum31 orada ilk kelime öğrenerek başlamıştım, sonra arkadaşlarımla öğretmenlerimle konuşa konuşa gelişti, ayrıca her ay öğretmenler kitap okuma ödevi veriyordu oda baya yardımcı oldu, ama çok yabancı dizi de izledim

[@saracampagnoli7644]

I understood nearly everything without subtitles, so proud of myself! ✨

[@abdullahisharif2570]

I miei complimenti, perche sei molta intelligente

[@andreeastoica1999]

Same😂❤

[@andreeastoica1999]

I was surprised too.

[@andreeastoica1999]

And I did not even study Turkish. I study English and German.

[@cheelc8467]

Çok teşekkürler. Türkçe öğrenmek istiyorum 🥰 I just began ❤

[@Turkishle]

Kolay gelsin! Good luck👏🏼😊

[@betulgencler1155]

hi Do you know English ?

[@hebaalhasen8776]

Bende türkçe örnemk istiyorym ❤😄

[@mariroe]

where are you from?

[@presenterkabuma1646]

Birşey değil

[@oyku2575]

I am turkish but still watching lol

[@bilmem2666]

Same

[@amarkhan2241]

I m Pakistani but i didn't understand single word😂😂😂😂😂

[@jumakondo3527]

I'm learning takrish can you help to send grammar book of takrish

[@i.bnully]

Really?

[@akarakram6860]

😅😅😅😅

[@zainabali4864]

I understood it easily because of watching lots and lots of Turkish series. 😄

[@DA3BA-M]

I remember watching this 2 months ago understanding nothing,and now i got everything without sub

[@PUTUTPRIBADI]

I will follow this way

[@RayAtchley]

How's your Turkish?

[@niemas6639]

How🤔😣

[@koleszgdanska7149]

I've been learning Turkish for 53 days now. I get like 25% without the subtitles 😞

[@Rain-vx3be]

how u improve ur Turkish? tell me

[@nanagasimova9546]

I am a Russian-speaking Azeri, but I think I caught almost everything you said! Mutluyum😊Video için teşekkürler!🙏

[@Ali-hp5lr]

Ne mutlu sana ❤️☺️

[@Roxy0.1]

Biz de sizi tam olmasa da anlıyoruz :) Hem yeni alfabe getirilecekmiş diyorlar Türkler için Birbirmizi daha iyi anlarız

[@nieshhamidon]

I decided to learn turkish before I travel to Turkey next year... in shaa Allah. Teşekkür ederim ,Can!

[@reeluv]

insha'Allah

[@supersonicstrat]

I am not Turkish nor do I understand Turkish, but I am fascinated by how it sounds. It's so different from Arabic. I think it's one of the most unique languages in the world.

[@blackbriderhaena]

Ben Türküm, yabancılara Türkçe öğretme videolarınızı neden izliyorum bilmiyorum :d diğer tarzda videolarınızı çok eğlenerek izliyorum , başarılar 🙏🏻

[@golcuk2076]

işsizin diye.

[@Pianistunckiran]

@@golcuk2076 ama senin izlemen lazım

[@kimse1595]

@@Abeturk bu yorumu Çilem Akar'ın videosunda da görmüştüm. Güzel özet

[@Sigma-male100-1SW]

@@Abeturk do you have WhatsApp

[@Mary-yb1tp]

Thanks for all the videos. We appreciate it. You're doing a great job. Love from Greece 🇬🇷💗

[@dawn23611]

Thanks I am from Serbia and I am learing turkish 🇷🇸❤🇹🇷

[@dunyab.3692]

These videos are exactly what students need - I have searched everywhere, please keep them coming, very helpful !

[@Turkishle]

Thank you! Will do!

[@freepalestinehaveagreatday6843]

You did amazing guys! Thank you😊 greetings from Palestine🇵🇸💗🇹🇷

[@jehan_navard]

Great effort. Its far easier to understand written Turkish. Pretty hard to follow the spoken one. Interesting to know the Turkish word for nurse, Hemşire. In (good) Urdu also we have the borrowed word from Persian called Hamshira meaning sister. Usually the word 'sister' was used for nurses in military hospitals.

[@sinasikicioglu]

In Turkish, the word "Hemşire" is used both for the sister and for the nurse. But it hasn't been used for 'sister' in 100 years.

[@jehan_navard]

@@sinasikicioglu wow! Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@yaldaha]

@@jehan_navard Just thought I'd add that in Persian/Farsi, hamshira literally means something like "the one you shared (breast)milk with" :)

[@jehan_navard]

@@yaldaha Hi Yalda! I like your name since we celebrate the Yalda Night 🤣 and your name reminded me of that. Yes, you are absolutely right. Hum+sheer where sheer means milk. Poetical and higher Urdu still uses hamsheera for real sister. Thanks for your input 👍

[@drakenji.]

actually, there is a word similar to this in turkish. "hemşehri" is used for people whose hometown is the same. like relatives. i think it is of persian origin.

[@itstaehyungstandude2007]

I really love TURKEY

[@jana3428]

Me too

[@itstaehyungstandude2007]

@@jana3428 where are you from im from Pakistan

[@abcd-anybodycandraw3073]

Same here😁😁i am in love with Turkey after watching kurulus Osman and Dirilis Ertugrul

[@Charib-ox8wq]

@@abcd-anybodycandraw3073 haha me too I also started learning after watching ertugul and I love turkey soooooo much 😁😁

[@oyku2575]

@@abcd-anybodycandraw3073 muhteşem yuzyil is the best you should watching it better than dirilis ertugrul

[@xoxliltina12xox]

these are truly great videos!! I've been studying turkish a lot because I hope to have a second home there. I love the culture and food. So excited to go to Turkey!!

[@K59-l6h]

Have you been able to go to Turkey? 2 years have passed since this comment

[@raimuhammadraza7374]

You teach practically it's very good . Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇹🇷

[@YOu-ie4wu]

I'm from bangladesh ur teaching is awesome! Thank you keep up😁

[@Kifli1977]

Thanks for this video. I just started 2 months ago to learn Turkish, so far it isnt very hard, and its grammer a litle bit similar to the Hungarian. Greatings from Hungary.

[@marthaprice1837]

Terrific idea to let us hear native conversations! More please!

[@SakshiSpencer]

This video is really very helpful with learning turkish! Thankyou❤ Love from India 🇮🇳

[@shochan640]

Thank you so much!!! 🥺 I saw your channel 2 weeks ago and I kept watching your videos cause it has translate so I can learn turkish, and now you are officially teaching us Turkish it’s really helpful!!

[@Turkishle]

You’re welcome 😊

[@josedacosta9847]

I understood the most of it but I found it quite easy to understand after listening a few times but my dad is getting used to Turkish from you tube series! Your actors are very good

[@jazz96765]

What series do you recommend for learning Turkish ? And do you watch with english subtitles ?

[@charlenelope3633]

Hello i am from Philippines 🎉❤ and i am learning this because of my future kocacigim 😊❤ i really Love how you pronounce it and you put a translation on it This is really helpful 😊❤ thank you so much for this video i will keep learning and watching ❤😊 God bless

[@Turkishle]

That is great! Thank you so much! 🤩

[@ezielinska702]

Such dialogues are very helpful! I understand the first dialogue without translation. In the following, I had to check some words. 👍👍

[@Turkishle]

Thanks Estera! Glad you found it helpful :)

[@audreyjensen666]

@@Abeturk Bu kadar gramer kuralını dağ gibi yazmışsın ama bunu gören insan dilden soğur.

[@54031f]

Many years ago, I lived a bit less than a year in Istanbul! I find Turks kind and tolerant in general and I love their music and language and food. Watching these conversations make me happy! Lovely people! p.s. leave out the unsavory minority you find in every nationality

[@jasurbekkutlimuratov7774]

Greetings from Uzbekistan to my Turkish friends

[@shariv.y198]

I always wanted to learn turkish language. This helps. I understand quite a bit

[@Sena-tk6tl]

If you want to practice for Turkish with someone , i can help you

[@shariv.y198]

@@Abeturk thank you

[@shariv.y198]

@@Sena-tk6tl really? That would be great!

[@Sena-tk6tl]

@@shariv.y198 also im trying to improve my English and yeah that would be great 😁 if you write your instagram account i can reach you

[@shariv.y198]

sure! just.sassha

[@jean-francoisleduc3319]

Ne mutlu Türkçeyi konuşabilenlere! Bir yıldır bu hedefe ulaşmak için elimden geleni öğreniyorum.

[@6889ken]

Sen türkmüsün

[@jean-francoisleduc3319]

@@6889ken hayır, Fransızım.

[@6889ken]

@@jean-francoisleduc3319 neden türkçeye ilgi gösterddin peki

[@Meyra_]

At last! A decent channel run by natives. Loving the dialogue having different levels. Although speed might be a problem that can be fixed with the speed adjustment on KZbin, the real challenge is how to catch the letters mid word you omit.. with the ending omissions I'm used to. We need lots of practice. This is the first time on the channel and really this one dialogue made me. subscribe already. Are there any books that you guys could recommend for English speakers?

[@Turkishle]

Happy to hear that you liked the video Meyra :) We usually recommend '' The Delights of Learning Turkish'' for self learning. www.amazon.com/Delights-Learning-Turkish-self-study-learners-ebook/dp/B00K5B1E8Q

[@angelachervenak2297]

This is something that I really needed. It was clear, but it was at normal speed and it's a really good tool to help improve my listening skills. I have found that I can read and write Turkish, but listening and speaking can be very difficult. Thank you for this video.

[@Turkishle]

Glad it helped Angela! Kolay gelsin :)

[@mnz145]

As a language teacher myself, I applaud and welcome your videos. A suggestion, for beginners it’s a bit too fast, your speed is more appropriate for intermediate level students. Thanks for your otherwise excellent work.

[@financiallysane]

Yes, for beginners the video is fast. I don’t have time to read the print before it changes. Love them though!

[@ukrainianlessons5852]

Agree! Nıce, but too fast for begınners, takes a lot of tıme to start to hear.

[@KitchenForkk]

As a person who were born and grew up in Turkey. Here's a little tip for beginners. Our voice tone changes as we ask something or answer/tell, for me or some more people while asking you make your voice softer and while answering you say with your normal tone. This is an important thing to know if you wanna speak Turkish normally (not judging how you speak it) listening to podcasts like these will help you!

[@leticianascimento2011]

I'm really greatful for your tip! I'm a biginner and a tip of learning always helps me a lot!!

[@bluesky-qf4rn]

شما ترکی بلدید صحبت کنید خوشبحالتون من خیلی دوست دارم ترکی یاد بگیرم ولی نه هزینه رفتن به کلاس دارم و نه کسی که با من صحبت کنه

[@selfnature1608]

I remember few years ago I couldn't understand quietly these dialogues but now i fully understand them without reading subtitles ❤️ work hard

[@БраткоБогдан]

Yo Bro, that's super cool. These simple dialogs can boost my Turkey.

[@lozatar7863]

Ben ispanyolum ve türkçe bir harika bir dil. Bu tarz videoları çok seviyorum, onlar türkçe öğrendiğim daha hızlı ediyor, onun için daha çok istiyorum!!!!

[@rania7140]

Lots of love and respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰. Another very informative and amazing video.. thanks brother for amazing content..💜 hope we see something more interesting soon💫

[@benjaminaguado9725]

Herseyi anladim ama maalesef konusamiyorum. Türkçe bana çok zor geliyor. I really appreciate your teaching Turkish. Allah sana iyilik versin.

[@HELIZHELIZ]

Hehe böyle bir sohbet Turkiye'nin hiç bir yerinde yoktur millet. .'hacı naber ya'' 'iyidir koç'

[@videoparadise1222]

Aynen Kank çok elit bir sohbet olmuş 😅

[@Çağla-n2s]

Jsjjsjsjs

[@beste3975]

Erkekler arasinda oyle tabi. Cinsiyete bagli yani.

[@meteturan1]

Zaten ingilizceyi de boyle ogrettihi icin mufredat ya da kanallar, ingilizle konuştuğumuzda bi bok anlamiyoruz 😃

[@Maria.an677]

Thank you so much this video was very helpful i learned new phrases and sentences 👍🏻👏🏻 Teşekkürler 😊

[@asystolemusic]

It sounds like 2 sims talking to eachother

[@jana3428]

Really good your the best teacher who teaches Turkish

[@ntonyjaime_]

You should do more of these. Onu seviyorum! Çok fazla:)

[@Talha-vv1zk]

Çok güzel, çok Türkçe öğrendim. Teşekkür ederim. 🇧🇩❤️🇹🇷

[@meerabsohail4693]

cok tesekkurederim! her sey anladim. :) beginner in turkish here from pakistan

[@Ayazmo1]

Thank you so much for this great video! It helps me a lot to listen to you, even though I slowed you down to 0,75, in order to get use to Turkish.

[@samarfatima1348]

I am able to understand many of your phrases as i use to watch lot of turkish series. seriously, Your dizi are awesome..senin dizi cok guzel, gerchetky😁 ❤❤

[@Sakura-fr9yk]

Which is your favorite?

[@esperanzamar2328]

*gerçekten

[@catheria-clairebara9202]

C'est vraiment cool ces vidéos; je ne l'ai pas découvert tôt mais maintenant aussi n'est pas trop tard pour en profiter.

[@loraarjawi7018]

I have just started to learn turkish and I could understand most of the words but ofcourse with reading the subtitle first

[@anacarricaburu1096]

Ben Türkçe öğreniyorum, yeni başlayanım. Bu video çok yararlı. Teşekkür ederim!!

[@hudaalamin2682]

Çok teşekkürler ederim. Ben Malezya türk oğrencisiyim ☺️

[@Turkishle]

Rica ederiz Huda :)

[@sadece2537]

Huda farsça bir isim değil mi?

[@hudaalamin2682]

@@sadece2537 arapca 🤩

[@zainabali6621]

Is there more of this video? I find it very helpful

[@suzywilson]

It took me 20 min to get through the video 🤣🤣🤣. I have to thank you first for reminding me why I fell in love with the language. I paused and skipped back a few times with the purpose of listening again, analysing the word and sentence structure. The words that are spelled with and accent sign above them really throw me off! And how you combine words where and when. Especially when you refer to yourself and you coming it in with another word. It's very confusing. The video is very helpful and I really liked analysing it. The speed at which you speak was also a thing but it is good that you demonstrated the normal speed at which native speakers speak.

[@susanna_2001]

Please more of those videos, this is so helpful 😍😍😍😍😍 greetings from 🇦🇲🇩🇪

[@dilxaz820]

I could understand 70% after watching only one series bro Turkish is the easiest language swear a God

[@tifasjournal6657]

Thank you! We need this kinda video more 🙌🏻

[@Turkishle]

More to come!

[@botil_haq_emas]

Çok güzel ❤️❤️l am from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 and I love Turkish language 🌿🌿

[@abcd-anybodycandraw3073]

Please do more reaction video's🙏❤🙏, and thankyou for this help 😉its really easy to learn turkish . Ma sha Allah to your efforts from India.

[@Gulziyo28]

best way to learn turkish speaking , thank youu . pls post more these style of videos

[@aashiyanayamira8883]

Finally can is back, hosgeldiniz hocam

[@Turkishle]

Hoş bulduk 😊

[@recarioca]

@@Turkishle Bir daha gitme

[@shellyozdamar437]

Excellent examples of dialogue to practice. I like your videos.

[@mariasmirnova5251]

It is a bit hard to understand because Turkish is sooo different from the languages I already speak (English, Spanish, Russian). But anyways, this video was really helpful to me. I extremely need more videos like this one. Videoların için teşekkürler. ❤❤❤

[@sahintutus2245]

Dear maria, in street may more difficult or more advanced but don't worry. You can speak turkish. Already we will help you. Turks very friendly. I am turkish. For example: Ne?: what? Ad, isim: name. Adın: your name What is your name?: Adın ne? My name: adım. Your name: adın. His name: adı. Turkish language is difficult. I have realized now but you can do, i think.

[@vanessas2454]

This is great listening material. I just wish that the first version had been without subtitles, and the second one with text. I covered the text the first time I listened (so two trials for each dialogue, just listening), then I rewatched and checked with the subtitles whether I had understood correctly and what I had missed. I like that you went for normal speed. It is fast, but that´s what you get to hear in real life, so better train up for it 🙂

[@sarahahmad3240]

Great video, precise and easy to understand!

[@Turkishle]

Glad you liked it

[@shirin_ziii]

It was great. I understood everything, actually i was in Turkey lots of times, but i coudn't talk with them. By the way i am from Uzbekistan, we decided to travel to the Turkey this summer so that i'll watch ur's video to improve my Turkish. Thank u❤

[@amnarazakazmi7167]

Allah seni korsun 😇😇 Pakistan'dan kucak dolusu sevgiler ❤❤

[@justarussian8714]

Russian here learning Turkish, teşekkürler.

[@Doktorhanım10]

thank you Can for sharing this it's so helpful. keep doing the hard work

[@uniburrehman4865]

its really to learn from ur channel as its way more crucioal to learn daily conversation to visit it teshekurlar

[@Turkishle]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🤗

[@nowshinrownak804]

5th & 6th conversation was quite hard to me😞but overall I liked this video☺️Teşekkür ederim🤗🇧🇩❤️🇹🇷

[@milasaloutina6244]

Thank you! I'm doing my first steps to learn Turkish, so it was really Hard work to understand. But your video is cool! Thanks

[@OKstory0208]

Merhaba, im from indonesia 🇮🇩 I'm still a beginner in learning Turkish. and I'm having trouble. any tips to make learning easier? Thanks🙏

[@Fortesaa]

The easisest way would be watchin turkish TV shows. But I recommend to begin watching without subtitles as soon as you have basic knowledge so you’ll learn it faster

[@OKstory0208]

Thank you very much, i will try it.

[@ВероникаСиницкая-ш2ю]

It was good! Thanks. Difficult. But I'm watching and watching and watching again. Very useful

[@ymozumder9276]

Wow that amazing... This is quite easy☺️

[@christopherrodriguez4854]

Thank you so much for this video. I live in ankara myself but so many times turks talk like they're forgetting to pronounce some words when I'm listening. This video will probably help.

[@Turkishle]

Yes, sometimes it's really hard to understand Turkish people since we talk fast 😕 Hope this video helps😊

[@Qabaqosain_mix]

May Allah make you happy.

[@FiddlerBoy83]

Çok iyi video. Bir dönem Bilkent'te okudum ve üç Türkle kaldım, sonra Kürdistan'a gittim ve birkaç gün tamamen Türkçe konuşmak zorunda kaldım. Sonra Brooklyn'de beş Türkle kaldım. Türkçeyi çok kullanmayalı on yıl olmuş (bu yüzden Google bu yoruma yardımcı oldu). Diyalog, ilk izlemede çoğunu anlamak için yeterince kolaydı.

[@musiclistener7154]

very interesting which city did you visit in Kurdistan?

[@buztuz6206]

Hıh

[@andreeastoica1999]

That moment when I understood almost everything from the first try without the English subtitles even though I did not study Turkish at school. I watched a lot of Turkish series when I was younger and understood some expressions.

[@andreeastoica1999]

@@paalvch 🤗

[@DiloromKodirova-r1x]

A lot of words are related to to Uzbek language❤😮 I understood even though I don’t really know turkish❤

[@EbeJay1]

Alright, so I'm American, traveling in Turkey, and recently had the whole "How old are you?" "I'm this old" "Wow, you look younger" conversation with some people i was introduced to. We all went around guessing each other's ages and then complimenting them based on how they look younger. 🤔 Someone's age is relatively private in America and, well, i felt kind of awkward. But this is perhaps a standard bit of introduction here.

[@daliamughamis7544]

Yeah in the US and Canada it’s weird we don’t mention our age when meeting someone new. But in middle eastern culture and Turkey (I’m guessing many more as well those are just what I know) it’s totally normal to ask for someone’s age when making introductions. In the Middle East it’s also a way of complimenting because we’ll often reply with “you look so young” or “wow 19, you’re so mature for your age” and so on. So yeah it’s perfectly normal for age to come up in a conversation! 😁

[@falarossi123]

Please keep on providing learning through watching. It is amazing.

[@nigelgraham8890]

You talk very fast, but I agree that learners need to get used to the natural rhythm. Re-playing is very useful. Teşekkürler!

[@Turkishle]

Glad it was helpful Nigel :)

[@momofromatla2318]

It s actually a little bit slower than a normal conversation.

[@jamilahclarice]

Hafa Adai from Guam 🇬🇺 Awesome videos will you continue with more normal and realistic dialogues about more daily conversations ie breakfast Ordering at the restaurant and street vendors Asking for directions Meeting friends family members Etc. Truly appreciate everything… Dreaming about visiting Turkey next year And working hard to learn your la grave to make it reality Çok Teşekkür ederim Si Yu’us Ma’ase

[@sanamariyam4208]

I watch Turkish series everyday so it wasn’t hard to understand ... 😍

[@Ririsww]

Nice,fell in love with this language

[@Turkishle]

🤭🤭

[@k.szaroldinho]

I think the version with subtitles should be after the one without. Just saying. Thanks though ;)

[@amanzholyermukhanov9219]

Türkçe Duo ile öğreniyorum. Çok teşekkürler, arkadaşlar.

[@vel2new246]

I loved thanks so much!!

[@Turkishle]

You're welcome! Glad you liked it :)

[@Charib-ox8wq]

glad to find you are my fav turkish teacher now . Stay blessed