Essential Phrases You Need for Great Conversation in Turkish

[@TurkishClass101]

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[@muhammedahmed8003]

I think I'm learning more than Turkish Turkish, English, Kindness seni görmek beni çok mutlu ediyor Sen melek gibisin

[@hussamaboukuffah9078]

Thank you for these lessons. There are many arabic originated words. Like: şemsiye, memnunum, haklıydın. I am Arabic, and i am honored that lots of Arabic words are used in Turkish.

[@greentea259]

Siz hemsede harika gonuyorsun selin. Turkce ogretmem icin cok tesekkuler ❤👍👍👍

[@mahamatseid5626]

Thanks you Selin!you are very kind and i love the way you explain turkish language or the course. I'm so happy for being one of your followers. I'm very interested and I'm getting a lot benefits. Thanks for you and keep going like that

[@azzamjaber7014]

Awesome thanks a lot

[@xandrasantos9979]

its very nice channel its elaborate well

[@wajihaali7910]

Tesekurler greetings from Pakistan

[@shagullahmad2303]

thx

[@ahmedman5385]

Hi Selin, Your channel is one of my favorites. I like the Turkish reflections you make about some phrases you present. Just a suggestion, Could you give us little and fast grammar hints about the complicated words like “göstermiyorsun”? Göstermek, göstermemek , ,,,, and so on. Thanks in advance

[@Borantatli]

Not sure if it helps but if you know the compounding it's easier (don't know the technical terms, sorry). So: To show - Göstermek To not show - Göstermemek Bana göster - show me Bana gösterme - don't show me Then you just change the start of the sentence to whomever it regards, so: Don't / show us - Bize gösterme / göster Don't / show them - Onlara gösterme / göster This changes if you're speaking respectfully or not, in which case you use the 'they' form, making 'Bize gösterme' be 'Bize göstermeyin' or 'Bize göstermeyiniz lütfen'.

[@ahmedman5385]

Boran Tatli Thank you Boran, I mentioned “ göstermek” as an example only. If she can make it as a routine for such words as you did, it would be very helpful.

[@Borantatli]

@@ahmedman5385 No problem. The same also goes for some other words similar to 'to see', like 'to go' (gitmek, git, gitme) or to eat (yemek, ye, yeme), or their polite form, gitmeyin and yemeyin, if that helps. Best of luck on your studies.

[@samiamansour8869]

Hi u are great

[@byxz6075]

Im Turkish and here watching the video 😅

[@abekkaou]

It is funny that most of hardest Turkish words are originated from Arabic: mesgul, memnun, semsiya ... for me are the easiest lol

[@singhanmolpreet5935]

1:06 they sound *exactly* the same!!! What do i do?

[@maazkhaled7533]

Singh Anmol preet ikr 😭

[@abekkaou]

Eczane: heard this work used in Egypt. I know now where come from. Is it a Turkish origin word?

[@abekkaou]

Sofor and plateau are from French. Sofor = Chauffeur

[@armishrajpoot6378]

Theşkuler...I'm javerya from Pakistan...n i really like you Selin

[@mohdnayal7266]

Glass water bottles are healthier. The letter "h" is missing. Cam su şişeleri daha sağlıklı. Sadece dikkatini çekmek istedim. Olabildiğince mükemmel olmanı istiyorum.

[@oussamabencheikh7992]

şu koşe yaz köşesi, şu köşe kış köşesi, ortadaki su şişesi

[@mohammad_bilal951]

meshgul is persian i think and it is also used in urdu mesgul=busy masgla= hobby

[@myfish5150]

U are so pretty.

[@mohamedthabit6426]

Evet, meşgul Arapçe aslında

[@vvy04324]

Osman got friend zoned

[@muhamadhannaoui7821]

seni görmek istiyorum 😕