Learn Turkish Grammar: 4-Way Vowel Harmony in Turkish

[@saramila7574]

I like learning Turkish with your video !! From France 🇫🇷

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merhaba I want learn France do you have anything to suggest thanks🇹🇷

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@@Nimsarza Download the Duo Lingo App and watch France movies. There's some really amazing gritty French movies.

[@anecaroline]

My God I do love the way you explain, my mother tongue is Portuguese but I'm not able to understand the others explanations in my properly language. I really love your channel. Thank you so much. 🇧🇷 keep up your good work

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Ane, thank you for the kind words. It's a pleasure to help kind souls like you learn Turkish. Please keep learning and ask me if you have any questions.

[@blondilass]

Thank you very much for teaching us in a clear and simple way to understand your beautiful Turkish language. I am very pleased and enthusiastic to continue learning it now after many years of trying to just ' pick it up' without really understanding the basic grammar. You are a wonderful teacher and I am so happy that I have found your channel. Greetings from the UK.

[@yalcn4621]

Kendi dilimin yabancılara nasıl öğretildiğini izlemek nedense bi keyifli geliyor bana 😄

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I’m so happy I found your channel, Muki. You make amazing job, and learning Turkish became so easy and satisfying especially if your language is from Turkic family too!🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@havinmamo5823]

i like the way you explain the topic in a very simple and clear way, thank you very much

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Thank you for your kind words. I will be uploading more videos going forward. Hope to see you around.

[@havinmamo5823]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki I was looking for the best way to learn Turkish grammar, then I found your honorable channel, I can tell you that I have done the first three videos successfully by tomorrow I think I will be doing the rest, looking forward to seeing more of you, until then you have all my respect

[@sabahattincicek3852]

Ben de ingilizceyle turkce ogreten videodan ingilizce ogreniyorum. Cok iyi oluyor. Elinize saglik.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Ne guzel! Ogrenmek isteyen icin her sey bir firsat oluyor. Sevgiler...

[@NaeemKhan-on2fo]

Wonderful way of teaching. I'm from Pakistan and your videos/lectures enabled me to learn Turkish easily.

[@elmaamounhammana9899]

U have a wonderful way of explaining the Turkish language

[@aroob]

you make it so easy to understand. May Allah bless youu. Love from Pakistan.

[@Deen.Guider]

Ayee i am also from Pakistan

[@360._.frzann]

Me too

[@talienatte5557]

you do know that not everyone believes in allah? so there is no need of writing allah, just write god.

[@gstreetboi]

@@talienatte5557 well Turkey is a muslim country no ?

[@talienatte5557]

@@gstreetboi no, not really. most people here in turkey don’t identify with any religion and don’t believe in a god. if someone says they’re a muslim, it’s only because their ancestors were, those people don’t really care much about religion.

[@Paul-bs1sc]

I do hope you make more videos. These are the best I've found for Turkish. Clearly explained and they are enjoyable. Tesekkur ederim

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Çok teşekkür ederim, Paul. I am glad you found the content useful despite my amateur filming/editing skills. I guess I will have to keep posting new videos since learners like you care more about the quality of my teaching style than the quality of the videos. Thank you for the encouraging words.

[@emirandzehravideo8098]

Thank you so much for uploading this video it helps me a lot ...how you explain its sounds easy to me than my husband....im living in turkey for 1 year now but until now I'm not that fluent and can't communicate to others specially to my inlaws.. hopefully by watching every videos that you will upload I can learn more!🙂

[@luzdalin1299]

Thanks Muki for the lessons, I'm very pleased to have found you. You are the only Turkish teacher inmy two years of study, who can pronounce well the letter W. I have followed other channels on youtube, and their bad pronounciation of a few English sounds have led me to confusions. Thanks again! Cheers from Perth, Australia.

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My God you were born to teach, and make it easy for anyone to understand. Wow, I’m impressed

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Thank you ma'am! I am glad that I found this channel!

[@gabrielaperez2606]

My dear Muki, you are AN EXCELLENT TEACHER!! It is a real privilege to watch your videos. Tebrikler! Gabriela from Chile

[@2qfiwefm9w]

Wow i never knew this before. Thanks a lot! really helpfull i started learn turkish from an mobile app, now i know i need to improve grammer. this channel is a great step (y) Teşekkür Ederim

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Glad it was helpful!

[@imranmir9364]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki u are doing a Great Job of all of us milliones of thx Teacher stay Bless 🙋🏻‍♂️😍🤩

[@baphometsa1967]

Woonderful content. I m so glad I found this source!! Going Turkey? this is the right pathway to start communicating in Turkish. Next, observe the Turkish culture brought to us by Turkish TV and streamed series.

[@soumiabahaz3385]

You make it so easy to learn turkish. Keep uploading new videos PLEASE

[@etifwerkshiferaw419]

Teacher I want to know the meaning that you say after "MERHABA" I want to know the meaning but I can't write it and I want to tell you your explained so easily that I can understand so easily love you😘and tessekurler to provide this video from Ethiopia

[@theEmperor66]

hoş geldiniz - welcome

[@saharmohammadi9063]

Thanks from Iran. I love the way you teach.

[@KingPaulW]

Thank you for your videos! You explain everything in detail and helps making learn Turkish alot easier.

[@deborahrambarose3833]

You have such a simple way of teaching!!!

[@gabor6259]

Just came to see how similar this feature is to my own language, Hungarian. Yep, it's similar, though we don't always have the same number of ways as you.

[@AsadAli-nm3sb]

You make it so easy to learn turkish. Keep uploading new videos. I have a request, will you suggest any book to practice more what we learn from these videos??

[@manarahmed1917]

thank you so much! please keep up the good work.

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Tesekkür ederim! You are explaining very good.

[@Discoveryplus11]

مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ‎. 💙

[@learnwithprime]

I love the way you teach

[@anthonyt6571]

Teşekkür ederim Muki! Türkçe öğreniyorum. This helped me a lot ! İ was very confused with this at first.

[@PScience]

Thank you, short and clear 👍

[@Solaria137]

Brilliant, harika. Çok teşekkürler, hocam.

[@imranmir9364]

Super duper video 500% xcelent way of teaching really love ur videos dear teacher stay Bless 😍

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

Thank you for your hard work!

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Best teacher on you tube

[@LanaABA]

Amazing explanation. Thank you!

[@maliahashmi]

I was really not able to understand this but this video made me understand.. really helpful..!!! Thanksssssss

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Are you serious? :) That's wonderful! Thank you for learning Turkish.

[@maliahashmi]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki yes 💕

[@mabd001]

This video has helped me soooo much! çok teşekkürler😃

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Very professionally well explained All the best.

[@theBBlive]

You're the best Turkish teacher! I would like to take a presential course for a week when going to turkey, any suggestions?

[@vanessaanderson2184]

Genius! How she explained the 4 way vowel harmony

[@muhammedhalava6591]

thanks and i highly appreciate your hard effort.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

So nice of you! Tesekkurler.

[@sifa8631]

You helped me soo much in learning turkish. Good going keep it up👍👍😊

[@e.l.6723]

More!!! You are so clear in explanatiom

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Your are amazing so nice u teach

[@HL-nl9eu]

you're a fantastic teacher!

[@carolinagomezr.4637]

Merhaba, many thanks Hocam Muki... your videos are very nice and useful

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Many thanks to you for your kind words and interest in learning Turkish. Happy to hear the videos are helpful to you.

[@the.gamer34]

Thank you so much!

[@maestro5143]

Thank you We need more videos

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

More to come!

[@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge]

Teşekkürler 🌹🌷🌺

[@foufadil7778]

The Tense Sign is the suffix ‐dı‐ ‐di‐ ‐du‐ ‐dü‐ or ‐tı‐ ‐ti‐ ‐tu‐ ‐tü‐ when added to verb root ending in p ç k t ş plus the personal pronoun are added to the verb stem. Vowel Harmony and Consonant Mutation rules are applied.

[@khwinnmurillo7372]

she really explained it well 😍 thank you from Phils.

[@vani_.7702]

Meaning of Yaz ?

[@sadmimashahrin6769]

Why is it so hard to pronounce ö and ü 😭

[@MusaOsmanKaratosun]

I will give you very simple advice. Follow my steps and you will be mastered it in a second. 1. Pronounce 'i' very loudly and without stopping 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' 2. Then without stopping saying 'i' round your lips, but do not move your chin, tongue or anything. LIPS only. Voila! You are now pronouncing 'ü' 3. Now while you are pronouncing 'ü' open your chin widely. Voila! You're now pronouncing 'ö' Hope it helps.

[@lapzstore2349]

Muki.. what are you saying after merhaba in this video? Thx for answer

[@anecaroline]

Ok, my only doubt is why in the verb Git in past tense we use GitTi instead GitDi?

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Ane Caroline Basically when a verb ends with a voiceless consonant (f, s, t, k, ç, ş, h, p), the “d” in the past tense marker (-DI) changes to “t” in order to harmonize. Since “git” ends with a voiceless consonant, you see that change in the past tense marker. Does it make sense?

[@memoonash5851]

Thank you muki :))

[@iftkharahmad4511]

Mam I cannot pick up the pronunciation difference between *e & i(without dot,hope you get it)* . Plz make up another video to clarify pronunciation of all alphabets. It will be pleasureful.

[@hcayupi9433]

Wow🙌🏻. Thank you very much!!!

[@iqrafatima9389]

Interesting!

[@STAR_BZ]

hi. im from iran and i cant attend to your classes bc i cant pay without credit .is there any way to have your videos more?

[@hg1186]

PLZ more ♥️♥️♥️

[@nargisnaurozali]

Can u make more videos on suffuxes

[@JunaidKhan-cp9mm]

i have to learn turkish language. that's my hobby to learn turkish language. please guide me for learning.

[@diouranke]

Har gün biraz ders çalışıyorum. Thanks

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Naꜰɪsaʜ Θurʏ Bᴀʜ Çok iyi yapıyorsun. Videolar yardımcı oluyor mu?

[@diouranke]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki teşekkür ederim. Eve, vidéolarsiniz bana çok yardimci oluyorlar! (ben ders kitabim de var) amma Turkçe doğrusu zor 😬😊👍🏾

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

@@diouranke Haklısın biraz zor ama çok istersen yaparsın. Kolay gelsin. Sevgiler...

[@diouranke]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki Haklisin,insha'allah yapacağım🧡

[@mimedeiros26]

Is a 1 or a l? Tşk 🙏

[@c.i.ltchomskyinstituteofla227]

i need help plz tell me bout perfect tenses in Turkish language, plz send me any helping link about it

[@alkarisi2585]

They don't exist in Turkish as a tense of their own, with their own rules. But we use some of our tenses as perfect tense, but it's a rare usage.

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Just amazing💕💕💕 PK ❤ TR

[@aayyaao]

What means söyle and yürü?!?!

[@irgeoglu]

Düzensiz fiiler bize saçma geliyor ya bu büyük ünlü uyumu da yabancılara saçma geliyordur kesin :D

[@TalhaTolgaTuran]

İngilizcedeki düzensiz fiillerin bir mantığı var mı bilmiyorum ama bizim kız çok güzel şekilde mantığını açıklamış.

[@emrebozkurt7683]

@@TalhaTolgaTuran Düzensiz fillerin hiçbir mantığı yok. Bu yüzden düzensiz deniliyor ya zaten :D. Onları illa ezberlemek lazım. Türkçede öyle değil kuralı bil, her şey aynı. Keşke ingilizcede de öyle olsaydı :D

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Olur mu öyle arabayı sürdü yerine Arabayı sürdu Arabayı sürdı Arabayı sürdi diyebilir miyiz? Veya kitap okudu yerine Kitap okudü Kitap okudı Kitap okudi diyebilir miyiz?

[@S.Yucel1962]

Bu videoları izlerken şunu anladım, bilmem yanılıyormuyum. Türkçe dilbilgisini iyi bilmek, öğreneceğimiz yabancı dil için gerekli olan, olmazsa olmazlardan.

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I want learn turkish language how can i contact u plz?

[@samboon2831]

Why do you use -di with the conjugation?

[@samboon2831]

How do you know which letters to use with a certain verb? Now you use -di, but why do you use -di? Is there a certain rule to determine which letters you should use? Is it different for other verbs? (I understand the 2 and 4-way harmony)

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

@@samboon2831 Thank you for this great question. Let me try and explain it. I used the past tense marker in this video to teach 4-Way Vowel Harmony because otherwise, this concept of harmonizing vowels can be too difficult to grasp on its own. I could have used another suffix, but the point is to show the learners how 4-Way Vowel Harmony makes one suffix appear in four different ways.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

@@samboon2831 The letters you use depend on what harmony is applicable to the suffix you are using. So, if the suffix takes the 2-Way VH, then you know the suffix will have "a" or "e" in it. If the suffix takes the 4-Way VH, then you know the options are "ı" "i" "u" and "ü."

[@samboon2831]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki Ah, thank you! (It's a great video by the way) :)

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

@@samboon2831 Rica ederim. Her zaman...

[@fatihbulut3138]

I didnt even know this, as a Turk :p

[@fatihbulut3138]

@@muhtesemsiyanur O kadarını biliyorum elbette. Ama orda bi detay var

[@samiyahhussein5041]

How many different suffixes do we need to know in the Turkish language?

[@ErkSavu]

how much can you count up to? :)

[@Ayubi_shuk]

Best!❤️🇦🇫

[@DeeDee-2]

Tesekkuler ederim Muki, Guzel sunum

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Beğendiğinize sevindim.

[@zyang3813]

Merhaba

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Türk olmama rağmen bize böyle öğretmediler

[@aslhantaylankhan6454]

İ AM SİNCE 4 YEARS INTURKEY STILL I AM STUGGLİNG TO SPEAK

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thanks for your efforts .can we get your facebook or twitter or instagram or wahts up in order to ask you more about Turkish>> ??? thank you

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Sizin videoları beğendim benim whatsapp gruplarım var paylaşmak istedim ama paylaşılıyor

[@HijabiBarbie07]

This is a brilliant video. Please make more videos with the whiteboard as this definitely helps to understand better!

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

You got it!

[@Neseku]

Teşekkürler 🙏🏼 🇺🇸

[@Yoshioka81]

You make it sound so simple, teacher! haha Thank you very much for sharing thıs class with us, it helped me a lot! ❤️❤️

[@leiyanssurfhouse3693]

Liked your video, helpd a lot, happy Turkish teacher day.

[@askanju]

Good vedio that ever watch...... I mostly like this vedio. Excellent effort for teaching the turkey language.... may you live long. Good bye.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

So nice of you, thank you for watching the videos and learning Turkish.

[@summaiyaashfaq2466]

It's so easy to learn Turkish with you I found it late😔but it is really fabulous may god bless you and give u long and happy life you so great

[@myriammorales1780]

Hello hocam. I am Spanish native speaker living in Istanbul. Please do not stop making these videos, your way to teach is great! It has been difficult for me to learn Turkish and I'm looking all the possible ways to learn 😘😄👍🏻

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Glad you like the videos. I will upload more videos in the coming weeks but be sure to ask if you have any questions.

[@myriammorales1780]

I will be happily waiting for your videos Hocam. I would like to ask you if is possible to get more information about how to conjugate verbs in all the different times and maybe some examples making sentences. My big problem are the verbs and to make sentences. Thank you for your great contribution to let us learn Turkish.

[@ashley8471]

Horla! Cómo es que llegaste a vivir en İstanbul?

[@ShifaFatima-rw7bt]

You taught so well. Looking forward to more such videos!!!!

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Sağ ol! This explanation was exactly what I needed!

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Keep up the good work💯

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Thanks mam you have done an outstanding work keep it up

[@nonatubatu]

you are just so incredible. bless you ❤️ From Algeria ❤️

[@sallymcmurray949]

This would be much easier for me is I learn how you pronounce your consonants.

[@tonyakkouche2459]

You are excellent thanks for all your teaching.🙏

[@razaliagha3805]

Very nicely explained. Thank you

[@guillermorodriguez4140]

Cok tesekkur ederim.

[@itsmr.k4409]

Hello !! I am from bangladesh ......

[@taslim.p1563]

How i wish english grammar made sense like this

[@curtpiazza1688]

Excellent presentation..thanx!