Learn Turkish | Lesson 3

[@BushraAAzeez]

Thanks 🌹

[@premiumturkish]

1080 will be available within an hour probably. But 4K usually takes 2 days to kick in. :)

[@coralieb.3696]

Great video hocam!

[@premiumturkish]

Çok teşekkür ederim Coralie Hanım!

[@rob6211]

Great explanation from a great teacher

[@premiumturkish]

Çok sağ olun!

[@CalvinHanson]

Great video! Keep up the great work!

[@premiumturkish]

Çok teşekkür ederim Calvin Bey!

[@sunainagull7260]

Türkçeyi çok seviyorum ❤🇵🇰

[@donduyldrm8805]

Başarılar Oğlum❤️

[@premiumturkish]

Teşekkür ederim anneciğim.

[@Ricardo-do4ch]

I have been saying "Praktik" the wrong way for waaay too long until today lol thank you so much for the sentences at the end

[@premiumturkish]

ahahaha glad they were useful for you :D :D

[@CalvinHanson]

Türkçeyi - is this like saying “the turkish” since its a direct object? Kind of like Spanish when speaking of languages: me gusta EL Español ?

[@premiumturkish]

Yes! Every verb works with different case suffixes (accusative, ablative, dative, locative). The one works with the accusative case are considered transitive verbs in Turkish. But this information doesn’t really help foreigners because you already need to learn every verbs with their case suffixes. Sana bakıyorum I’m looking at you [I’m looking to you] kediYİ görüyorum i see THE cat senİ seviyorum I love you (Sen still needs the accusative simply because sev- needs it when the object is specific.) Köpeği seviyorum. I love the dog. Köpek seviyorum. I love/pet dog (I love /pet some dog) Ben köpek seviyorum. I love dog (I love dogs as opposed to cats depending on the context)

[@CalvinHanson]

@@premiumturkish thanks for the explanation!