Learn Turkish Grammar: Question Words

Learn Turkish Grammar: Question Words | Learn how to ask questions with "what, who, why, where, which, how many"

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In Spanish we also pluralise 'who' from quién to quiénes (pl).

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Excellent explanation, thanks 🙏. Teşekkür ederim.

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Glad to hear my videos are of help. Feel free to post your questions in the comments section. Turkish grammar is not particularly difficult to learn as long as you have the right guidance.

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[@taino20]

This is the best description of question words in Turkish that I have ever seen. Congratulations! Could you also please explain the use of "olduğunu?" "

[@raindrop7819]

For example +Ona ne olduğunu biliyor musun? +Do you know what happened to her? "Happened" here equals to olduğunu, I'm not really good at explaining grammar, the verb '' Olduğunu '' is origins from ''olmak''. Olduğunu is the past tense form of olmak.

[@taino20]

@@raindrop7819 Thank you very much. I understand now.

[@raindrop7819]

No, thank you👦

[@muratguler6592]

olduğunu: ol - du - (ğ)u - (n)u ol: to happen du: past tense (did) u: the one (indicating the subject) u: reasoning olduğunu: the reason behind what happened to the particular subject LOL it's really hard to explain and even harder to learn haha

[@taino20]

@@muratguler6592 Thank you very much for you explanation. You and rain drop 78 have helped me a great deal. I understand it much, much better now.

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Hello merci

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çok gözel

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Cok tesekkur ederim.

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Hi I want to start from basic level plz let me know from which video I will start?

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As I got to know that in turkish there are one word sentences. My question is how can I add a word in word? Hope you will answer my question.

[@oguzturan3274]

For example: 1. Ev - Home -de - At/In/On -(y)im/-ım/-m/-um - First person singular (Ben - I) suffixes Evdeyim. - I am at home. 2. Yap(mak) - Do(ing) -malı/meli - Imperative suffixes -(y)ız/-iz/-uz - First person plural (Biz - We) suffixes Yapmalıyız. - We should do. 3. Öğret(mek) - Learn(ing) -ecek/-acak - Future tense suffixes -di/-dı/-du/-dü - Past tense suffixes Öğretecekti. - He/She was going to learn. Since the verb does not take any suffix, it is directed to the third person singular (O - He/She/It). These were daily and common examples but there is no limit to what you can do with suffixes in Turkish :) Muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine - As though you happen to have been from among those whom we will not be able to easily/quickly make a maker of unsuccessful ones

[@hagerahmed5716]

when i add ler to the question word for example (kimler) why dont i put the verb in the plural form too (geldler)

[@samrarani4032]

İn turkish we add lar or ler for plural one time either it will be used with question word or verb. But in simple sentence subject and verb both will be spoken or written with the addition of lar or ler

[@magmagth4346]

Many thanks🌷. What about ( neresi)?

[@raindrop7819]

Where =neresi +Burası neresi? +Where is this? Neresi is used for showing/pointing at something, like asking where you are, your location +Sırtım kaşınıyor, kaşır mısın? -Neresi? +My back is itchy, can you scratch? - where? ------- +Burası 'neresi' bana haritadan gösterir misin? +Can you show me 'where' I am from the map?

[@magmagth4346]

@@raindrop7819 Çok teşekkür ederim 🌷🙏

[@vanfernandes292]

I wish I could be fluent in Turkish one day. I'd like to travel all over Turkey and eat all the kinds of food and pet all cats I find on my way. 😍🤣.