Learn Turkish: How to form sentences in Turkish? | Expression of Time and Location | Part 4

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Unlock the secrets of direct & indirect objects, definite & indefinite forms, and conquer time & location expressions. ⌚
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00:00 Welcome to the Time and Location Expression in Turkish
00:01 Introduction
00:35 Important points about the video
00:44 Forming sentences with Subject, Time, Location, Direct Object and Predicate
04:38 Forming sentences with Subject, Time, Location, Direct Object, Indirect Object and Predicate
08:30 Example with intransitive verbs
09:42 Examples with an adverbial
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[@sombrachibi]

Açıklamalarınız için çok teşekkür ederim! İki yıldır Türkçe öğreniyorum ve daha önce bu kadar net açıklamalar hiç görmemiştim!

[@TurkishJourney]

Merhaba. Yorumunuz için çok teşekkürler. Çok sevindim :) Bir sorunuz olursa sorabilirsiniz.

[@EmilyRTurk]

This series is wonderfully helpful!! Thank you!!

[@TurkishJourney]

You are so welcome! :) I am super happy.

[@belindathomas9299]

Harika ders , çok teşekkür ederim!

[@TurkishJourney]

Rica ederim.

[@salammahmood6037]

Excellent.

[@TurkishJourney]

Thank you.

[@JB-wh9ux]

Teșekkürler ederim! Can you also make a video on how to connect sentences and clauses?

[@TurkishJourney]

Yes, i will do that. But it will take a while. There are a lot of topics to cover till that point :)

[@JB-wh9ux]

@@TurkishJourney Thank you! Keep going, your content is genuinely some of the best. You explain things so well!

[@TurkishJourney]

@JB-wh9ux Thank you so much for your encouragment:)

[@Atlargein]

How does a student know the difference between definite vs indefinite direct objects?

[@JB-wh9ux]

A definite object will take the accusative case ending.

[@Atlargein]

Tamam!!

[@TurkishJourney]

You have an answer to that but if you need more details, I have explained it in the previous it :) So, Part 3. :)

[@aypibar3478]

You are making a mistake in Turkish grammar. There is no “definit’ or indefinit objects in Turkish. ‘Kitap okumak’ is a compound verb not an indefinit object + verb. however ‘Kitabi okuyacak’ is ‘an object + accusative case + simple verb. The definit article does not exist in Turkish language and it is a misunderstanding derived from other European languages.

[@TurkishJourney]

Thanks. Well, there are definite and indefinite direct objects in Turkish grammar from Türkiye. "Kitap okumak" is not a compound verb (birleşik fiil). There are 3 types of compound verbs in Turkish from Türkiye and "kitap okumak" is not one of them. Is there any academic work that would support your comment? I would like to read and take a look at it.