Learn Turkish Lesson 51 - Me, To me, My, Mine (Beni, Bana, Benim, Benimki)

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Turkish Grammar: Me, To me, My, Mine | Learn how to use "Me, To me, My, Mine" in a sentence in Turkish. Then improve your Turkish by practicing.
Türkçe Gramer : Beni, Bana, Benim, Benimki | "Beni, Bana, Benim, Benimki" öğrenin ve bunları cümle içinde, günlük hayatta sıkça kullanılan kelimelerle birlikte nasıl kullanacağınızı görün. Sonra da pratik yaparak Türkçenizi geliştirin.

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[@patriciahernandez5560]

You are the best hocam

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Teşekkür ederim. You're so kind.

[@simat7116]

Such an important lesson helped me a lot thanks as always.

[@LearnTurkishvia]

You're welcome, rica ederim. Başarılar 👍

[@misterwill3625]

😮Bu güçlü ders❤I’ve seen others talk about parts of your lesson and I’ve deduced other parts of your lesson, but it was spread across two years. You explained so much information in one 14-minute lesson. You provided so much clarity that I was missing.

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Başarılar 👍

[@LearnEnglishwithCamille]

Çok önemli! I still struggle with these but your lessons are helping me!! Çok teşekkürler ❤

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Rica ederim. Başarılar ve kolaylıklar 👍

[@KNG-pc5qd]

I found this lesson quite hard and got the sentence order wrong on most of them, so I will revisit this tommorow and try again. Sagol hocam.

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍

[@rns7835]

Great lesson ....thanks🎉

[@LearnTurkishvia]

You're welcome, rica ederim. Başarılar 👍

[@andreasanzetenea6738]

Teşekkürler Hocam!!!

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Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍

[@nominox1158]

Hello i Watch a lot of your videos. I have a question. As a German native speaker i struggle a lot with Turkish sentence order. You have a really useful Video about it where you say Subjekt time Location object Verb. Do you have another Video about this ? Would it also be correct to say: Ben her zaman seni seveceğim ? Also: when you have two Verbs in a sentence, which one is at the end ? For example i like to Dance Is it Like or Dance at the end? I Need a few more rules for the Basic sentence Order Thank hocam

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Merhabalar. Your sentence follows the regular word order rule: Ben her zaman seni seveceğim. Subject time object verb You can check the video lesson below to see how we use 2 verbs in a sentence: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZvGg3esq5aUqtUsi=NmiBT9-5IfZgqq0Y

[@misterwill3625]

@@LearnTurkishviaI’m very curious about your word structure video. I saw other websites say subject object, verb, but this person says that you teach subject, time, object, verb. After I read that sentence, then I realized that it was a pattern-thank you. Now I would like to see other patterns of yours. Could you please provide the link to word structure video?

[@franceskan6860]

1. a silly question. "last night" is "gecen gece". could we also say "dun gece"? 2. as i understand, "cagir" and "ara" are both translated as "call" but they are actually different in meaning. but how do we know which one it is in the sentence? for example, when we say "he called me", how do we know which "call" it is to use?

[@LearnTurkishvia]

1- Both are ok but "dün gece" is better. 2- If it's a phone call then we use "ara". - Her haftasonu ailemi ararım. - I (phone) call my family every weekend. If it's like you call/summon someone to somewhere then we use "çağır". - My mother called me to the kitchen and asked me to wash the dishes. - Annem beni mutfağa çağırdı ve bulaşıkları yıkamamı istedi.

[@misterwill3625]

@@LearnTurkishviaThank you. I had the same question about the two Turkish words for call and you answered the question perfectly.

[@LearnTurkishvia]

You're welcome. Rica ederim.

[@notallthatbad]

Her zaman olduğu gibi mükemmel!

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Teşekkür ederim. Başarılar 👍

[@nochu9753]

In these last examples, for this grammar point, ki plays a role as a suffix which makes reference to what was previously mentioned? as to not be redundant?

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Yes, correct 👍

[@slatognetti4260]

Perfect!👏🏻

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Thank you, teşekkür ederim.

[@slatognetti4260]

@@LearnTurkishvia Rica ederim

[@fabiolab-]

can you color english word too in the same of turkish?

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Good idea, I will try to do like that in the following lessons.

[@fabiolab-]

için is it possible to put after ona too? and the same for bir elbise ( after ona)?

[@LearnTurkishvia]

for her=onun için, for you=senin için. I bought a dress for her = Onun için bir elbise aldım.

[@fabiolab-]

@@LearnTurkishvia thank’s. so can you make a video to explane the various construction of phrase, where put inside the adjectives the adverbs etc?

[@inszki]

Merhaba Hocam Ama bir kaleme işaret edip benim olduğunu nasıl söylersem Bu benim yoksa bu benimki, because there is not any noun in the sentence.

[@LearnTurkishvia]

If there is only your pencil then you can say "Bu benim" but if there are a lot of pens and you want to distinguish yours then you can say "Bu benimki".

[@inszki]

@@LearnTurkishvia teşekkür ederim!

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@@inszki Rica ederim.

[@KNG-pc5qd]

Teacher, why is it 'Onlar bize bir davetiye gondermedi' in the 4th example, but not 'Babam onlara kargoyu geri gonderdi' in the 6th example? Thanks

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Are you asking about the word order in the sentences?

[@KNG-pc5qd]

@@LearnTurkishvia yes

[@LearnTurkishvia]

It's about what is important for you, the person or the object. You put the important one right before the verb.

[@KNG-pc5qd]

@@LearnTurkishvia Please could you do a video on this in the future. 🙏

[@LearnTurkishvia]

Sure. I am adding it to the list. 👍@@KNG-pc5qd