How To Start A Turkish Conversation

[@dogukanyatkc1609]

Even though I'm Turkish, I'm still here to learn how to start a convo lol being an introvert is hard man

[@kha803]

Its easier than English man

[@leilaemanuelly6069]

KKKKKKKKKK

[@AriaUser]

Same lol

[@winsomethomas9979]

I really love Resh's lessons he is an amazing teacher, wish I could get one on one lessons. Cok guzel ❤👍👍

[@charliemosan]

I’m another introvert and trying to learn Turkish

[@isabellamolina1302]

you should do online Turkish lessons for foreigners. I've been struggling A LOT to find a good teacher that can actually speak good English - mostly neutral pronunciation - to teach me. I've been here for a year and my Turkish is just so basic lol

[@biancagador]

I am proud to say that I can understand everything 🤩 I am now levelling up my Turkish to the next level.

[@generationoftheworld]

Actually I'm now learning Turkish, so I'm asking you 2 things, but one of them to do. . 1. Create another KZbin channel for those who learn Turkish. 2. Or monthly make 2 videos about Turkish language, for example, "Common phrases, or daily sentences.. ect"

[@kha803]

I can help u

[@generationoftheworld]

@@kha803 . Ok, that's great, but can you speak English, because I only can speak Kurdish and English.

[@bnyat1643]

@@generationoftheworld i speak kurdish and English, the language that i am working on is turkish, i started yesterday, hope to get my goal as soon as possible, we can practice together, if you don’t mind.

[@supersayenred]

Have you tried Duolingo, Lingq, Anki, Tandem? Also which dialect of Kurdish do you speak?

[@kha803]

I can speak English Turkish and Arabic but also I still improving my Turkish

[@stefano_etrusco]

The distinction between formal and informal phrases in Turkish is basically the same as Romance languages, or German, or Slavic languages. Basically most European languages except for English. For me, an Italian, it’s simply sen=tu and siz=voi, both for formal and plural speech. Actually in modern Italian we mostly use Lei for formal speech, but Voi is perfectly understandable. Same thing for Tu vs. Vous in French, Tu vs. Usted in Spanish or Ты vs. Вы in Russian. Basically this lengthy explanation is necessary only for English speakers :)

[@nuranisaa374]

you really explained it very well, so easy to understand, tesekkurler

[@eyuperentas9195]

Arka plan ışıkları ve yazıların arkasındaki efektlerin uyumu ve görüntüsü gerçekten güzel bi hava katmış. Gerçekten günbegün kaliteyi arttırıyorsun. Bu da izleyenlerine gerçekten değer verdiğini gösteriyor

[@Burak-gr4ee]

Yazılışları da doğru yazsa müthiş olacak. Mesela Hoşça kalın, hoş geldin, hoş bulduk/gördük vs. Türk Dil Kurumuna göre ayrı yazılır.

[@denissemascunana]

I just noticed your voice has more bass when you speak Turkish. 😅 Thank you for your videos, Reş! Harikasın!

[@husoelrey]

Habla así para que se le entienda mejor

[@Precious_Life0912]

Your method is very enjoyable bro, keep teach Turkish and healthy

[@VadimBondar]

Thank you, you're master of explaining ! Hope I will start speak Turkish

[@kimene3695]

Good luck...

[@Rabat_kech]

Thank you ever so much! You’re the best Reş!

[@joecelynsoyangco2359]

Turkish language was very enteresting. My country is Philippines. And I want to learned Turkish language and others languages too.

[@mackenzie898]

Merhabaa! Could you post a video on words that don't exactly translate in English? For example, "oldum" or "olsun" ? Thank you!

[@Fatimapomares]

Me ha parecido muy útil y con explicación sencilla y completa para comenzar a aprender el idioma turco. Gracias!

[@IowaLanguages]

I love your videos. Please leave a short gap so we can repeat the phrase.

[@ivannaparedes2022]

Me encantan tus vídeos. Te sigo desde Colombia. Felicitaciones

[@ИренаЦонева-п6х]

It is very interesting and I would ask you to make some videos about the times in Turkish language. They are quite difficult for me. In the future. Please! Thank you!

[@xxx718]

I'm Turkish and I live in Istanbul ,Turkey

[@jacquelineformosa8599]

Hi Reşat thanks for the Turkish lessons .Please how can l say "l'm from Malta or l'm Maltese"thanks.🇲🇹 🇹🇷

[@reneli125ify]

Ruri,eres un excelente maestro,soy fan de todas las Series Turkas,y me gustaria aprender como hablar tu idioma.Un dia visitare ese bello pais...Te felicito y gracias por ensenarnos a aprender el idioma TURKO❤

[@sarahmontgrain5983]

Selam Reşat, I see behind you, you have a price from KZbin !❤️ Tebrikler arkadaşim çok güzel You are great !!🧿🇹🇷❤️

[@EpicshowIst]

Very good and intelligent explanation ❤

[@altralinguamusica]

This was a very cool video! Lots of revision for me! I've been learning Turkish for six months and I can understand more than I can say right now but it's getting there. Looking forward to more videos like this? P.S. I know you teach English online, but do you also teach Turkish as a foreign language? Greetings from England!

[@lorincicek3967]

Evet artık öğretiyor

[@momijiso9535]

How is your turkish now?

[@xxx718]

@@momijiso9535 İ' m Turkish,do you know Turkish ?,I know English at intermediate level,

[@xxx718]

@@momijiso9535 İ'm Turkish and I live in Istanbul ,Turkey

[@xxx718]

I live in Istanbul ,Turkey

[@hollyhall1948]

I hear hadi bakılım when people are leaving. Is it kind of an informal let's go?

[@cerenkartal1903]

Ich liebe deine Videos, auch wenn ich Deutsch Türkisch und Englisch schon gut genug sprechen kann ❤️

[@hasnainathar2406]

9:57 I think its better to say " Ne Var Ne You ", Pls advise

[@anaonena9365]

Çok teşekkürler, Hocam 🙏🤗

[@yuniullytadu4989]

Thankyou,, this is really helpful.

[@sarihanovic]

Pandemide türkçem zayıfladı. Baştan başlamak çok daha iyi olacak....

😄😄

[@OzSistersDiaries]

Here i am after watching a horror turkish movie inspired to learn turkish cuz it is only in turkish haha and it’s 3 am when I’m learning this ❤😂

[@KozmicKarmaKoala]

Thanks!

[@eliziya6088]

I look for English friend for practicing English. I can also help her practicing Turkish.

[@oziethemizahsor]

Sokak roportajlarındaki konuşamayan dayılara bu videoyu göstermek lazım

[@meaghenporte4961]

Thank you Resh for this video, very helpful and to the point. One thing... the Closed Captions are not accurate for this video, just so folks know :) I say do like me and turn them off if they are not needed ^^

[@kanalmimi]

Eskiden ben biri naber deyince ne cevap vereceğimi bilmiyordum... Neyse öğrendim artık 😂😂

[@rashidapathan2662]

Günaydın

[@latifaablla2390]

Thank you so much I adore this language çok güzel

[@Abdullah-uv8jc]

Me, a native Turkish speaker: Merhaba! 😃

[@skakakhel]

I realised that hoş is actually persian خوش (khush) meaning good, happy or pleasant. There is no Kh sound in Turkish so they use ‘h’ instead

[@saniazahid5189]

I LOVE TURKISH ❤

[@odetteyazigi6537]

Ne haber could also means- what's going on

[@IsimsizBiriYouTube]

İspanyolca veya Fransızca ile ilgili daha fazla içerik gelse iyi olur bence. Kanalın çoğu Türkçe falan biliyor muhtemelen.

[@TimmyUz]

Reş💙

[@Mina-xf6ui]

Türkçe biliyom da nasıl convo başlar onun başındayım😅

[@dayosda]

Nerden başlasak kârdır ✍✍

[@rosamar_a]

Have you ever been interested in the Spanish language? Me gustaria un video en español 😁😁😁

[@mfatihy_]

Wouldn't "what's up?" be a better translation for "Naber?"?

[@khushiraizada262]

I have a question, I see some Turkish people (obviously in TV series 😂) says Meraba like they dont pronounce the "h". So I dont if I am hearing it wrong or it's an accent thing based on different regions

[@someone-vf5sn]

Almost in every region it is pronounced as meraba

[@husoelrey]

Meraba, nassın(nasılsın), ii sen?(iyi sen?)... These are usually spoken when talking to a friend or if you're not in a formal place. because it is easy to use

[@Burak-gr4ee]

They are not the official pronunciations. You'll see the correct pronunciation when a newsreader or a voice actor pronounce it in the correct way. What i mean correct here is the official form that State's Turkish Language Society(TDK) determined. The official Turkish language is Istanbul dialect. People in Turkey generally try to speak correctly in Istanbul dialect but of course there are many other Turkish dialects too.

[@aytacugurlu9297]

Marhaban Arapça o yüzden tüm sesleri söylemek zor.Kelime Türkçeleştiriliyor.Meraba şeklinde söylenmesi daha kolay.Ama merhaba gibi desen farketmez

[@tome2125]

Ben Türkçe biliyorum ama ingilizce ornmaya istiyorum ☺

[@lanadoski8733]

ne haber means in informal English (whatsup)

[@lunatic_metatron]

Bişi sorucaktım dilde ergativite ne demek açıklayabilir misin

[@rashidapathan2662]

Rashida Pathan from India

[@ahmetcallisto5246]

Bir yerlerden başlamak lazım

[@SeldenDeemer]

N'aber? = Whassup?

[@muhammetkocak5879]

Hocam ingilizce RrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr sesini öğretin lütfen

[@erensametkaratas6593]

2 seneden beri yapcak bi ara gelicek inş 😂

[@muhammetkocak5879]

@@erensametkaratas6593 bekle bekle bir hal olduk

[@layanali1354]

🙏🏼🖤

[@italico2792]

Omg Turkish is so diffcult😢

[@Kheliks]

penso di no :) it requires different mindset than european languages. Once you learn, u r good to go like riding bike easy parts: flexible, dont have strict word order, no gender for nouns or adjectives, no definitive articles. word efficent that you dont have to add so many words to convey yr message. phonetic (easy to read) almost rule based lang. hard parts for western mind : verb conj. word order new words advanced grammar can be tricky as well. spoken language is easy going and care free. as long as u choose right verb, you can comunicate with natives. Many tourist or beginner dont use suffix prep etc. it is ok, nobody expects u to be fluent or dont look weird. the language is like lego. Choose wrong piece, or dont complete its ok. native will understand in a sec.

[@asmaa657]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@irfanckp6185]

Hello. Can you help me learn this language

[@asmaa657]

@@irfanckp6185 At first I learned a lot of the Turkish language without training because I follow a lot of Turkish series and listen to Turkish songs…so I speak a little Turkish …and I use the Duolingo application and an application to learn the Turkish language and I benefited a lot from them💙are you arab?

[@asmaa657]

@@irfanckp6185 every language needs to keep speaking to master it

[@irfanckp6185]

@@asmaa657 asma .... Can you help me ? I am an indin

[@pandorazbox9659]

Liked it but, too much too Quick.

[@sprew1717]

çok mrrak ettim türk olmama rağmen baştan sona izledim aq

[@muhammetkocak5879]

Hocam bize İngilizce r sesini ne zaman öğreteceksiniz

[@zyidltn]

İngilizce bir şekilde türkçe dersi almak da ne bileyim yani..

[@latifaablla2390]

I hope to speak turkish as soon as possible 😢can i do it guys?

[@negunduznegece7081]

i trust you you can ❤

[@ConstellationOrion]

Learning another language is never easy bro. You need time unless you live in the country where the language you learn is spoken.

[@latifaablla2390]

@@negunduznegece7081 thank youuuu😙

[@latifaablla2390]

@@ConstellationOrion yes you are right but i can not travell now to this country so i must work hard and try to practise it with others people that can speak and learn it like me .by the way i'm a girl 😊thanks so much for your comment

[@ConstellationOrion]

@@latifaablla2390 I am native Turkish speaker and fluent in english. Where are you from ? I might help you practice

[@sayedhossainkingdom9255]

I am apply in Turkiye Burslari scholarship where I chose subject which is in Turkish. Hope your video help me and other candidate. Insha Allah will get scholarship.

[@tahasahin1188]

Lan Ben Türkçe bilmiyomuşum

[@dianaqura-uu6pt]

Your name is Arabic name Rashad