Learn Turkish Grammar: How to say "me, too" in Turkish

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Tamam, I promise to upload more grammar videos. It's crazy that I haven't uploaded more yet but I'm working on it. Stay tuned and let me know if you have any specific questions about Turkish.

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[@harrypotterworld7168]

@@LearnTurkishwithMuki What if the name is Mehmet or any other having e i ö ü last vowels Will we use -de suffix ??? Or we have to use da with all other people names we are referring to ???? Plz clear this

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Teşekkür ederim. How did I get so lucky to have so many kind people watching the videos and learning Turkish?!

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Teşekkürler! Bu çok yardım

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Türklerde "da, de"' ler de zorlanır arkadaşlar mdoxmsocmofmc

[@justsomeguywithoutalife4394]

Örneğin senin cümlendeki "de" dahi anlamında değil ama ayrı yazmışsın 😀

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'Türklerde" ifadendeki de ise dahi anlamında ve birleşik yazmışsın. Kuralın tam tersini uyguluyorsun :)))))

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Cok tesekkur ederim.

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Hocam konsept gayet hoş video sesi için bir önerim olacaktı, Adobe Premiere ile montaj yapıyorsanız videonun sesini daha kaliteli hale getirebilirsiniz. Şu anda arkada aşırı derecede rahatsız eden bir ses var :) onun için iki üç basit işlemle bu işin üstesinden gelip çok daha kaliteli ses elde edebilirsiniz :)

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Onerilerin icin cok tesekkurler. Ben acikcasi bu videoyu cektigimde video islerinden hic anlamiyordum. Simdi de pek anladigim sayilmaz ama ses kalitesi biraz artti videolarda. Adobe P. kullanmiyorum. Bilgisayarda gelen iMovie'yi kullaniyorum.

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Cok tesekkur ederim.

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[@hibajabari1882]

The voyelle issue can you make ot clear

[@duakarimtajtaj4402]

Salam In the previous video u said 'dan' means 'from' so here in 'Amerikaliyim' which means 'I am from America' where is dan or den???

[@tugcebasturk8775]

Amerikalıyım can also mean im american. It refers to the nationality of the people. People from Turkey are Turkish, People from US are called as ‘Amerikalı’ which gives us the information about the person’s birth place or nationality. However, ‘-den/-dan’ means ‘from’ you’re right, the emphasis here is the nationality of the people not the country. I hope this explanation helps.

[@duakarimtajtaj4402]

@@tugcebasturk8775 okay thanx I got it

[@mrtaltn639]

Amerikalıyım -I am American. Amerikadanım -I am from America

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Thank you!

[@zainabkhan8256]

How to use either or niether? Give some examples with sentences plzzz

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Merhaba zainab. Here's how to do it briefly: Use clitic dA (two-way vowel harmony, written separately) when you want to negate a sentence with "either". For instance, Ben de Istanbul'a gitmedim. (I didn't go to Istanbul, either./I haven't been to Istanbul, either.) "Neither" uses double "dA". Here's how, Sen de ben de bu isi basaramadik. (Neither you nor I have succeeded at this job.) Notice the placement of the clitic dA. It's replaced immediately after the parts of speech to be negated. Does it make sense? Anladiniz mi?

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Please to meet you? Or Nice to meet you?

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Tesekkurler.

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Muito obrigado

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[@harrypotterworld7168]

What if the name is Mehmet or any other having e i ö ü last vowels Will we use -de suffix ??? Or we have to use da with all other people names we are referring to ???? Plz clear this

[@norfarhanamohamadsaleh7899]

i'm also wondering the same thing..i wish she will show more example for da..i really don't understand this part..repeat the video twice on da part..still cannot figure it out...hopefully somebody will response to the question..

[@mehmetceylan9184]

You should use -de with Mehmet because it has e,i,ö,ü vowels. -da isn’t used for all the names.

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[@samibak7179]

I have a question. Why Istanbul takes apostrophe??

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

When you attach a case marker to a proper noun, you use an apostrophe between the last letter of the noun and the first letter of the marker. A proper noun is, as you are most likely familiar, the name of a unique place, person, object. Using apostrophe in this case is only for proper spelling and writing purposes. It does not affect how the noun is pronounced. You read it as if the apostrophe doesn't exist.

[@samibak7179]

thank you so much

[@fatimayaseen1469]

Thank you so much How do you say I am from England

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How old are you?

[@bluewater3571]

Bande Muatashikiram lol my first Turkish sentence. Hope it was right :)

[@MusaOsmanKaratosun]

It's not "Ban", it's "Ben" And it's written seperately "Ben de"

[@arminthesalman]

İt's müteşekkir and That word isn't popular

[@hareemtauqeer8145]

But what about went it is a past form and what's the case with de then the four forms of DI doesn't include it

[@dilarandan1978]

It's the same rule

[@crazykano]

You apply two-way harmony system to -da that means "too, as well, also, either, neither".

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are you turkish or?

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

I am Turkish-American.

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