Learn Turkish Lesson 44 - Imperatives (Emir Kipi)

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Turkish Grammar: Imperatives | Learn how to use Imperatives in Turkish. Then improve your Turkish by practicing.
Türkçe Gramer : Emir Kipi | Türkçedeki Emir Kipini öğrenin ve bu kipi cümle içinde, günlük hayatta sıkça kullanılan kelimelerle birlikte nasıl kullanacağınızı görün. Sonra da pratik yaparak Türkçenizi geliştirin.

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Thank you for your kind words. I am glad to hear that my lessons are helping. Wish you best.

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You teach very well. Thank you very much ❤

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[@pinkygautam-c8x]

Its over a 2.5 months till now imperative are the most confusing and difficult lessons for me rest were so easy but i will practice on it 😅 Thanks for everything

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[@ATCO-jv8nv]

Harika bir ders. Çok teşekkürler.

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[@Eng.abdulbast]

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[@reemmuhanna1279]

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[@notallthatbad]

Gerçekten harika derslerin var. Teşekkürler! By the way, isn't there an expanded way to issue imperatives? I think I read there was a more formal way to say things. Mesela: "Konsere gelin" söylemektense 'Konsere geliniz' söyleyebilirsin. Doğru mu?

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Rica ederim. I am glad to hear that the lessons are helping. And about your question: These two sentences have the same meaning. The only difference is that the second one is more kind and formal.

[@kylesmith7956]

Thank you very much. I still have a question though. When we ask questions for he/she like: Selma eve dönmesin mi? Or Onlar spor yapsınlar mı? Could you please explain what does these questions mean in english. I understand it but can’t comprehend it’s meaning. Thank you!!

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For example, you are a manager and you will have a meeting in one hour. You have a few employees and one of the employees is Selma. Your vice manager comes and asks you "Efendim, Selma toplantıya katılsın mı?" This means " Sir, do you want Selma to join the meeting?"

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@@LearnTurkishviaOh I see now. Thank you very much!

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[@sanjidakhanom2268]

Selamün Aleyküm Hocam. Güzel bir ders için sağolun. Ama sorunum var. Buradaki "sağolun" doğru mu yada kurallarına göre "sağol" olacak mı? "Siz"(plural) için (ın, in, un, ün) ekler kullanacak. Ama "Siz" (You- Formal) için de aynı kurulları olmayacak mı yada "Sen" (You) 'in kurulları kullanacak mı?

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Aleykümselam. (sen) Informal "you" sağol (siz) Formal "you" sağolun (siz) Plural "you" sağolun

[@sanjidakhanom2268]

Çok Teşekkür Ederim Hocam. Allah sizi mutluluk ve başarılar verin.

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@@sanjidakhanom2268 Rica ederim. Cümlemize.

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Bu arada Hocam, "cümlemize" ne zaman diyorsunuz??

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@@sanjidakhanom2268 Birisi senin için hayır dua ederse "cümlemize" ya da "hepimize" diyebilirsin.

[@testingaccount5867]

how can we makes these kind of sentences i used to do this, i used to learn, i used to play this

[@LearnTurkishvia]

We use simple present tense with simple past tense: I used to play football every day when I was a kid. Ben çocukken her gün futbol oynardım.

[@testingaccount5867]

@@LearnTurkishvia thank you so I saw an extra letter R to it. Rest is simple

[@LearnTurkishvia]

@@testingaccount5867 "r" is the suffix for simple present tense and "dı" is for past tense.

[@testingaccount5867]

@@LearnTurkishvia thank you. I understood now

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@@testingaccount5867 You're welcome, rica ederim.

[@testingaccount5867]

it is bit confusing cause we always used sin for *you* but now it is different

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Unfortunately it's like that.

[@testingaccount5867]

@@LearnTurkishvia since your teaching style is very nice I hope it will memorise this. Do you have any tutorials on gerek?

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@@testingaccount5867 Take a look at the video lesson below: kzbin.info/www/bejne/larEpZiPj9h_hLM

[@rukhsarbano7473]

sometime koşma means running but sometime it means don't run very confusing.

[@LearnTurkishvia]

I aggree it is a bit confusing in the beginning but after spending some time on learning the details you will see that it is not that complicated.

[@NabeelButt]

what about 'ben'? e.g. Let me go. Let me eat.

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Let us go = Gidelim (-elim) Let me go = Gideyim (-eyim)

[@ss3s4]

Why we write okula not okul

[@ss3s4]

Please someone explain me this.😢

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Come to school = Okula gel to = -a

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@@LearnTurkishvia Thanks alot✨

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You're welcome, rica ederim. Başarılar 👍

[@franceskan6860]

This is a confusing lesson for me. "okula gelsin." looks to me like "you come to school." (simple present tense) rather than "let him come to school." because "sin" is usually the suffix for "you", not "he/she/it", isn't it? 🤨

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Unfortunatly imperatives are like this. They don't follow the regular grammar rules.