HOW TO DISTINGUISH THE POSSESSIVE SUFFIX AND THE PERSONAL SUFFIX | TURKISH GRAMMAR LESSON 8

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[@gsabillon23]

Thanks for the video. This was an excellent explanation. I'm a turkish video yunkie and I don't think I ever came across this side-by-side explanation to clarify the different intonation or stress you put on a specific word to show different meaning.

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Thanks for your kind words! Unfortunately emphasis is neglected in Turkish teaching but most of the time it’s the key to distinguish all those identical suffixes.

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Greaaaaaat video

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[@qianahafizah7098]

Such a great video!!!... I've just found it. Really clear explanation. And helpfully me a lot as a beginner. Thank you so much hocam...

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[@charlielouise977]

Thank you for this! Having just got my head around possessive suffixes and personal pronouns, this was the only thing confusing me. Had tried Googling it to no avail and had given up and moved on to other parts of the language. Then this video came up when looking for something else!!! Now I understand how the difference!

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Çok sevindim! Google knows what you search and shows you what you’re looking for on KZbin. 😆

[@wickedbloke4884]

thank you, you explained it very well and easy.

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[@chica49]

Çok teşekkür ederim. it helps both in personal suffix vs posessive suffix as well as the intonation. Basically, for personal suffix- stress in the Noun; possessive suffix stress is on the suffix (ownership). ❤

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Great video. “This successful career too has Alot of outcome . Could u translate this please

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Good teacher thank you

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Çok teşekkürler öğretmenim many thanks شكرا جزيلا

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[@Wallflower24]

Beautifully explained.. Tesekkurler ederim

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[@davidcrozier9231]

Really clear explanation of this, finding your videos very helpful. Thank you!

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[@portiawhite569]

Thank you for this video. You have really helped me to understand this!

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Ben mutluyum (I hope I got the prefix correct). You did an amazing job explaining and breaking it down to sink in my head! Finally understood it! çok Teşekkür ederim.

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Another great lesson, thx

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Tesekkuler Tamer videon cok iyi. Turkce ogreniyorum. Inglitere'ye selamler!

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[@saminashehzad6242]

Thank you sir..it helped me alot

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[@1blessd1]

Thank you. Very interesting. I’ve been learning on Duolingo and Babbel but this was really helpful about the stressors in spoken language. I love the way you say Tamam lol. Are you adding an ending on it? It sounds like you’re saying Tamama :-)

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Tamam mı? The question particle 😆😆

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Ohhhh lol. I am so confused by question particles. I need to see if you have a video on that LOL. Also, can you explain why words ending in -ler sound like lash? Thanks 😊

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@@1blessd1 Check out the alphabet video that I've uploaded recently. Watch the R part :D

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@@premiumturkish will do! Thank you :-)

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@@premiumturkish oh btw. your English is amazing. I’ve studied French, Spanish and now Turkish and even though I find them “hard” in certain ways as a native English (American) speaker, I thought I’d offer a tip on pronouncing “patient”. It has the long a vowel sound and sounds more like pAyshunt (if that makes sense). The word “vowel” has a very pronounced V sound in the beginning. I have to admit it’s so cute the way you say it LOL Thanks for replying!

[@user-ky7np1un9u]

i have a question , how do you know which helper sound to use and in which word? , because i see you change the helper sound in nearly each word.

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I’ve probably explained that in one of first videos it’s all about the 4 way vowel harmony. We call that harmony of lips at university. You have always 5 options for helper sounds. ı i u ü y y is for words ending in vowel and the suffixes they get that begins with a vowel as well. the other options are ı i u ü and you choose them by checking the vowel harmony first. And then whether they are straight or round. For example doktor Ends in o as a vowel O is round Then the helper sound is u = doktorum (my doctor)

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What's the word you constantly say after explaining a sentence? Thanks

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DrOliver “Tamam mı?”