Learn Turkish THE EASY WAY! | 2000+ Easy Turkish Sentences

If you want to learn Turkish in an easy way, this video is just perfect for you! I have been teaching various languages for years and I have seen that people struggle with Turkish grammar. Especially because the root of the Turkish language is not European, it is hard for foreigners with European native languages to learn. In this video we're focusing on basic everyday Turkish sentences and how to use them. As I said in my previous videos, Turkish is an agglutinative language which means we add suffix and prefixes to the word stem rather than adding words to a sentence. This seems especially hard for foreigners but no worries! I'm making it as easy as possible without giving you too much grammar. After watching this video you will able to use more than 2000 different Turkish sentences!
When posting videos about Turkish I will always put emphasis on how to learn it especially taking the language culture into account.
If you want to learn Turkish and understand the Turkish language and its logic, you definitely need to watch this video till the end.
A lot of people around the world have been wanting to learn Turkish because of Turkish TV series.
On my channel I am explaining the key elements of the structure of Turkish, how it is used and what the main similarities and differences between Turkish and English (and other European languages) are. If you are a beginner and want to start learning English and don't know where to start, I'll show how to learn Turkish fast by firstly understanding the language culture and structure. Since Turkish is an agglutinative language, people struggle thinking in Turkish and therefore might learn the grammar because it is rather easy but the usage in everyday conversation can be quite different.
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[@ResatOren]

There's a tiny mistake at 5:38. It has to be "Yürüyorsun" (Second person singular), not "Yürüyosun".

[@jennaunj]

Reşat thanks for making this!

[@daddyissues9721]

Sen soylemesen belki de kimse farketmeyecekti o yuzden tesekkurler xnakekndksdj💕

[@user-qd8px6qm4x]

Bir şey soracağım. İngilizcede birinin soyadından önce "Mr", "Miss" ve "Mrs" getiriyoruz, değil mi?(Resmî ortamda meselâ.) Benim sorum ise şu, bir bayanın soy adını biliyorum ancak evli mi yoksa bekar mı bilmiyorum, resmi bir ortamdayım. Peki ya bu durumda "Miss" ve "Mrs" hariç kullanılabilinecek kelime var mı?

[@feyzak.4520]

@@user-qd8px6qm4x amerikalı bi hocamız bu konudan bahsetmişti ve genel bir iade olarak yanılmıyorsam "miss" kullanılıyordu yani "miz" diye telaffuz etmişti.

[@user-qd8px6qm4x]

@@feyzak.4520 Teşekkür ederim.

[@gessyjustanotheritalianinj1432]

How beautiful the Turkish language is! ♥️

[@alierenelmas]

My main language is Turkish. if you want i can help you. I also need to improve my English.

[@jason.r4941]

@@alierenelmas can you help me in turkish please, I can help you improve your English

[@juniordossantos275]

@@alierenelmas teach me Turkish 🥺

[@ssamet.0]

@@jason.r4941 my native language is Turkish, we can practice if you want

[@ssamet.0]

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[@daddyissues9721]

Gittikce yakisiklilasan ve aksani guzellesen guzel adamm💕🥺

[@ResatOren]

🙏🏻😄

[@ramlamohamed3427]

Am learning Turkish and already know all these but still watching this, that explains how much I love this channel

[@sheilahmiller507]

Same here. I really struggled with it in the beginning.

[@GLS001]

How long did it take you to learn. I am just starting and it’s so hard 🤪😊

[@GLS001]

@@sheilahmiller507 how long did it take to get easier?

[@lewma]

@@GLS001 Depends on your native language. Mine is Amharic which makes it easier for me.

[@sheilahmiller507]

@@GLS001 once you get the basics it's easier. I'm native English speaker and it's harder for me because if where the object is placed and other little things. I've had to quit working on it like I did, but I do know a lot. Hang in there you'll get it. I would struggle with something and the app I was using kept telling me I was wrong, but then one day it just clicked. I'm in my 50's so if I can learn it you can too. Watch Turkish drama series and movies with subtitles and it will help you to see how it is used in real life.

[@ivana281079]

Greetings from Greece!i am learning Turkish!

[@lyricsmachine1192]

Abi almancayı da böyle anlatsan çok güzel olur bu şekilde çok anlaşılır yabancılara çektiğin kıyağı bize de çek ya

[@feyzak.4520]

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[@serhtrd6926]

@@feyzak.4520 KZbin'da böyle bir politika yok, kendinde politikalarını okuyabilirsin. Fiyatlandırmayı bulunduğun konuma göre yapıyor. Örneğin Türkiye'de ortalama her 1000 izlenmede 3-4 dolar arası veriyor. Yani kanalının hangi konumda etkinlik gösterdiği önemli.

[@feyzak.4520]

@@serhtrd6926Korede yasayan Türk bir youtuber anlatmıştı bunu ve orada aynı zamanda televizyoncu da. Bu sektörde olan biri daha iyi bilir diye düşünüyorum. Durumun böyle olduğunu öğrenince artik Türklere degil de Korelilere yönelik içerik hazırlamaya başlamıştı.

[@serhtrd6926]

@@feyzak.4520 Rıfat Karlıova bahsettiğin kişi biliyorum. Politikaları okuduysan anlattığım olayı anlamışsındır. Senin bahsettiğin mantığa göre Tüm KZbin kanalları İngilizce seçeneğine geçer ve Amerika'ya ya da Almanca'ya geçer Almanya'ya hitap etmeye başlar. Neden daha çok kar etmek için. Ama işte KZbin'un uyguladığı ekonomi politikasının da sebebi bunun önüne geçmektir.

[@feyzak.4520]

@@serhtrd6926 hayır Rıfat Karlıova degil. Politikaları da okumadım neyse önemli değil.

[@sezersoner22]

Türk olup da izlemek ayrı güzel :D

[@daddyissues9721]

Sinava cok az bir sure kaldi... girecek olan herkese basarilar umarim hedefledigimiz yerlere geliriz💕

[@sevvalgull1]

Teşekkürler umarım sende güzel bir yer kazanabilirsin. Sınav yüzünden ingilizceye pek bakamıyorum zaten :((

[@merthocanndinlendiricigozl224]

İnş

[@effy020-7]

offf burada bile yks çıldırıcam

[@daddyissues9721]

@@effy020-7 kacinilmaz yol,sinav bitene kadar :)

[@nilikra]

Hadi bakiiimm sınavın nasıl geçti

[@limonkolonyas698]

0:36 İstanbul'un aksanlı söylenişi jdudjfjsujsjsixjwjjdjc

[@sulekullukcuoglu1131]

İngilizce konuşurken türkçe kelimeler söylendiğinde aksanlı söylenmemesi gerektiğini düşünüyorum ben

[@limonkolonyas698]

@@sulekullukcuoglu1131 O anın kafasıyla bir başka oluyor ama. Hiç unutmam ortaokulda "Ay waz born in Enkıra" demiştim. Bayağı bir dalga konusu olmuştu.

[@sulekullukcuoglu1131]

@@limonkolonyas698 SLFKSŞVMSŞV çok kötüüü hissettim şu an mahcupluğunu

[@atakan8595]

@@limonkolonyas698 Enkara? Sbsbbsbdbdbdbdb, tüm sınıfın kahkaha atarak yarıldığına eminim ve gözümün önünde canlandırabiliyorum, "Inkıra" , "Ankıra" falan yine İngilizceye uyuyo da "Enkıra" nerenin İngilizcesi tam olarak, Afrika galiba dhsbabab

[@feyzak.4520]

Nasıl bu kadar akıcı ve güzel konuşabiliyorsun 😭😭

[@loooveismusic8]

I visited Istanbul twice a few years ago. I'm originally from Iran. Since my visit my mom got me addicted to Turkish series. Hahahaha. I've always been a lover of languages so I started learning Turkish. Originally I was watching them subtitled, but I finally got to a stage where I now understand 98 to 100% of the Turkish spoken in most series. I think it was easier for me to learn Turkish because of two main reasons. One being that Farsi has tons of words in common with Turkish, and the other is just my love of languages. Your videos are great and I love how you clearly pronounce and enunciate. However if you wouldn't mind me making a friendly suggestion, as much as it is nice to get more content in a shorter video, I think for people who are learning it is nicer to have a teacher that slows down a bit when they are going over the material. Thank you for the great work you do and I wish you a lovely spring and summer ahead. 🌷🙏🙂

[@akhilkohli8861]

Hey thanks for sharing your experience, can you please tell how did you learn Turkish ,I speak English and Hindi and currently learning Arabic and it seems easier alot of alphabets words and much more things are similar for me, I love Turkish series i watched 2 series but with urdu dubbed and now I wanted to learn Turkish. Please suggest me something.

[@loooveismusic8]

@@akhilkohli8861 🙂 I watched a lot of Turkish series with subtitles. But I also learned a lot from songs and their translation. In addition I watched some KZbin tutorial videos, but but too much of that. And I used a language app called Duolingo, but I didn't use it enough to take count; I use it very little. ✌️☺️

[@iarapetroniladelimarayol9922]

That's good Idea. Speak slowly, please

[@marlastewart5728]

Thank you for the tutorials. I am English speaking, but watch Turkish content. I am enamored with the Turkish language.

[@leahmarieezra877]

This is great. In the Southern US where we have a connection to Scottish and English ancestry, we say some similar things. We say “Take it Easy” when we leave a place. In the Evangelical Christian Church, we often pray to “bless the hands that prepared the food.” Mothers and sometimes teachers make that tsk-tsk sound that means “stop it,” “cut it out,” or “no”.

[@exynomeus9561]

Funny thing is that being a Turkish Phrase too xD

[@sonerceylan5029]

Hep yabancılara Türkçe öğrenmek sondan eklemeli diye zorlandıklarını söylerlerdi fakat bizim ana dilimiz olduğu için bize garip gelirdi. Ama bu videoyu izlediğimde onları anlaya biliyoru.

[@generationoftheworld]

OMG! - What I'm seeing?! This is what I was wanting for. Finally got. Thank you Mr. Reşat - Plz create a new channel for learning Turkish 🇹🇷 - I'm %100 sure you'll be successful ❤️.

[@alierenelmas]

My main language is Turkish. I can help you if you want. I also need to improve my English. In this way, we both developed our language.

[@generationoftheworld]

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[@ibrahimmosa8301]

@@alierenelmas I am ready

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[@abcdefghijklmnopp]

Vörbs :) Gitmek=to go Yürümek=to walk Koşmak=to run Oturmak=to sit Uyumak=to sleep Okumak=to read Gelmek=to come Dönmek=to turn /to come back Çıkmak= to go out /to leave Ev-eve-evde-evden Okul-okula-okulda-okuldan Otobüs- otobüse- otobüste- otobüsten Araba- arabaya - arabada - arabadan Şimdi(/şu an )=now Az sonra(/ birazdan)=shortly after Bugün=today Yarın=tomorrow

[@buztuz6206]

Otobüsü unutmuşsun

[@laurajoy2500]

Çok teşekkur ederim

[@markogacevic9427]

You are my favorite Turkish teacher abi! Thank you so much! Videos are very useful.

[@anacarolamonasteriopizarro1046]

Love turkish!! I still don’t speak but I really like it! Bu video icin Tesekkur ederim. Gracias ☺️

[@x.acilegna.x]

EXCELENTE VIDEOOOOOO🤩🤩 I'm a Spanish native speaker and I'm learning Turkishhhh this is so helpful thank u Reş❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@user-hx5ic3lc6b]

I’m Turkish native speaker and want learn speanish speanish is so beatiful languange❤❤❤

[@simratmann4323]

This is the best channel for learning Turkish . You teach so good .I loved the way you try to relate everything with other languages as well . Plss post more of such videos . Çok teşekkür ederim 😊😊

[@ricknoelle4507]

Çok ama çok

[@sudesoydan6931]

Where are you from if you are native in english we can help each other to practice you can practice english with me and sometimes we can speak english together

[@AbirLati]

Vowel harmony has a simple logic but still makes me crazy. I definitely need more practice

[@nardosmekonnen952]

I already know all of these but the way he explained it was just ...mükemel...I wish I had this when I was a beginner

[@alierenelmas]

My main language is Turkish. I can help you if you want. I also need to improve my English. In this way, we both developed our language.

[@sayedhossainkingdom9255]

Really helped me to learn something Turkish. I am still a Nursery student for Turkish language. Just learn few word. Cok tessekur ederim hocam.

[@gokcen6822]

good job!!

[@sayedhossainkingdom9255]

@@gokcen6822 Tessekurler.

[@ssamet.0]

my native language is Turkish, we can practice if you want

[@sayedhossainkingdom9255]

@@ssamet.0 Ok. I wanted.

[@fine100]

@@ssamet.0 yo i want to practice and learn Turkish too

[@IMMuslimah]

I am in love with Turkish language and i really want to learn it May Allah bless you dear ❤

[@hobinabi]

Greetings from Macaristan 🇾🇪!

[@berkaybb5733]

Ben bilmemek Turkish. Senin video izliyor ve mutlu oluyor. 😀

[@rejoicesmelton5527]

Wow!you are a very good teacher I have come across on KZbin,am from Africa (Malawi) and I am learning Turkish, your teaching technique is very helpful and I believe I will be helped so much....keep it up!❤You are the best, your English is clear and beautiful ❤️

[@gwho]

This one video covers so much basic parts of the language that leaves the watcher with a lot of very practical knowledge and usage! and it's so compact, and very logically organized! THIS is what makes a good language video. Very refreshing, after coming from so many language videos that don't actually teach you a single thing! like really.

[@fayhoopertatamic9548]

I was born in England to Cypriot parents and so watch your videos to improve my Turkish. When I went on holiday to Turkey, many people commented not on my accent but on my diction which was thought to be old-fashioned and polite. I however would like to sound more current and everyday native. Please could you do a video on Turkish contractions and formal to informal language usage. For example: bir - bi; değil mi - demi. I think I'm pronouncing every letter, a little like Zeki Müren, rather than being fluid in my speech. BTW, your English accent is fantastic, as too are your clear, well constructed videos. 👏👏👏

[@yehetohorat7488]

Actually we’re saying like “dimi” not “demi”

[@fayhoopertatamic9548]

@@yehetohorat7488 Thank you. Is dimi being used to mean değil mi or is dimi another different word?

[@yehetohorat7488]

@@fayhoopertatamic9548 you’re welcome and “dimi” means “değil mi”

[@zulalbebek]

Actually, you didn't say anything wrong. There are people who say "demi" for "değil mi", but many people also say "dimi" (but those who say "demi" can be more than those who say "dimi". Perhaps the reason for the slight differences in the use of this phrase may be that people live in different regions of Turkey ) Obviously I hear both a lot. If you say "dimi" to someone whose native language is Turkish, I don't think it would be a problem

[@fayhoopertatamic9548]

@@zulalbebek Thank you. I appreciate the time you took to comment. Hopefully, one day I may be speaking like a native.

[@TJ-ri5xx]

Love your videos! Just what I was looking for, everything is clear and to the point! 👍👍👍

[@richardyoung9707]

such a great teacher, thank you very much, and please keep the videos coming!

[@jenxevernano]

Thank you Resat!! I'm learning sooo much with these videos!

[@varietyNmore]

Love the way you explained .. made it way easier.. cant wait for more 'learn turkish' videos))

[@RestorationLisa]

You are a favorite! Love these videos. Very helpful and interesting!

[@gisellegigliotti2206]

Love your lessons! Now I can say I am really learning Turkish. Thank you

[@user-vo8pi4ng3e]

VERY CLEAR AND USEFUL LESSON!!THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH!!!

[@havvaalexander9520]

Great vid. Teşekkürler!

[@63Selvita]

Oh this makes so much sense! The pronunciation is the hardest for me but I’m following the structure of the language. Thank you 🙏

[@nora0o]

Thank you for making these video's, it helps me a lot. You explain everything very clearly

[@theturkishheart]

I already knew these but this video was a great refresher bu yüzden lütfen daha fazlasını yap hocam.😊

[@mahanabl8794]

Thank you❤, this video has taught me millions of times better than my former typical Turkish classes

[@aksharaagarwal1512]

I can't explain ,how much grateful I am feeling right now towards you! Çok Teşekkürler ! ♥️

[@namkumureronat1496]

Büyük emek harcıyorsun.. Bravo sana..

[@heatherlondian9597]

Love your Learn Turkish Videos Please keep making them.

[@amruthamani4779]

This video was a good recap. Looking forward for the grammar video associating this one. 😊

[@kcworldwidewanderer3068]

I've just started watching your videos and am finding your method of teaching brillant. Somehow, it is resonating with me. Harika!

[@trapking4717]

I really want to thank you very much. It worked out very well for me:) I'm waiting for the rest of the videos

[@tapai1000]

Genius man. Brilliant method. Been looking for this to learn fast n practical. Teshekuler eldirim

[@FiorellaCrcl]

Thanks to you I’m very motivated to learn this beautiful language. I hope you’re going to continue it! Thanks 🇹🇷♥️

[@hlenabydarkestrock09]

I loooooove the way you explain things, your Turkish content is my fav ✨

[@fazialado9194]

Thank's a lot i can finally say that i found a great turkish teacher to guide me into mastering this language ..i hope u are never leaving us alone 🙏🏼

[@quemino]

Çok helpful! Teşekkürler!

[@happygirls442]

Türkçe öğrenmek için yapılmış bir video. Ama ben ingilzice öğreniyorum. Kanal çok yönlü. Teşekkürlerrr❤️

[@kimene3695]

Bende😃

[@estefaneoy3483]

I just saw your collab with Ruri and came here to your channel. I think I've found a new gem 😍 . I'd like to learn Turkish.

[@ugurbocegi978]

Her zamanki gibi mükemmel yaa mükemmel ❤️

[@frehatyu6166]

Мне очень нравится учить турецкий😄

[@svetlanakostadinova1582]

From first moment you are my favorite KZbin, you are good actor, interesting, with humor, person who influenced me a lot

[@el.don1975]

One if the best learn Turkish videos I have ever seen. Keep them coming please.

[@mruun2509]

Masha Allah, Thank you

[@valerieayla4687]

It's awesome 👍you are a really good teacher 🧿 this is how it's done 💪 yawsss!

[@RabilifestyleUAE]

Great explanation ❤️

[@jolereplica]

As a German, I find the alphabet and pronounciation pretty familiar, so that is not hard for me. I am just trying to find some way to learn turkish in my free time while I also do my German homeschooling for the "Realschulabschluss". I live in Turkey since late July this year and I can see that the English language and/or German language will not help me 100% of the time, so I want to learn turkish pretty fluently so I can communicate with more people. I appreciate that you take your time to teach many people out there the Turkish language, I really need to know it and from others who speak Turkish it is pretty easy, easier than German at least. Thank you very much!

[@fizzakhanfizzakhan717]

It’s so helpful:) teşekkür ederim 😊

[@Bat_273]

Keep making videos related to the Turkish language, they're helpful indeed 😊 please do make a video on tenses in Turkish 🥰

[@alierenelmas]

I'm a native speaker. If you want i can help you. I also need to improve my English.

[@ssamet.0]

@@alierenelmas olm bütün yorumların altındasın. Yeter artık sal

[@mehmetakifyldz773]

@@ssamet.0 şsşçsfdşçisfdai

[@ascensionvaldes1412]

What a useful and smart lesson!!

[@lianilgesfantasyautorin]

I like your videos a lot, allthough it's a bit more complicate for me to follow because I am from Germany and do speak English, but still have to translate from English into German and then into Turkish. But it works most of the time. Great job and thank you for that. :-)

[@bellamwalker8394]

Perfect explaining 👌🏿

[@samangillani6082]

Love the way you teach

[@christophercastrillon4737]

So helpful dude!!

[@insan2639]

Azərbaycandan selamlar 🌝🖐️, teşekkürler hocam 💙

[@dani64546]

Mashallah. You have a great job. Keep it up. I love your style of teaching and explaining.

[@yaminipratap8740]

You teach so well. You must take classes

[@7879Marina]

Thank you for your superb and informative videos. I am a big watcher of Turkish dramas. I liked the way you explain certain expressions and idioms and what it would mean in the English equivalent. I really like the metaphors the Turkish people use in describing people, situations, it is so true and humourous. Hopefully, i hope to practice these words when I visit Turkiye later in the year.

[@anabecerra5524]

That is my first time! Are you amazing!!!! To easy! Simple!! Love u!!

[@omurdemircii]

Almanca videolarına da devam öğretmenim 🇹🇷🇩🇪🇬🇧

[@saintseer9578]

This lesson was so good bro you helped tie a lot of things together for me with Turkish. Teşekkür ederim dostum 🙌🏾

[@rupalimhatre303]

Super. I love Turkish language very much and started learning the same. Enjoying the learning process. Thanks for this very useful video

[@M.MSK_ANIME]

so easy! thank you I've understood each and every thing that you taught in this video . love from Pakistan

[@armitarzn]

Turkish and persian have a lot lot in common ! So it's really easy for me to learn Turkish Thanks for this awesome lesson

[@khaledbadran2999]

So i am new to turkey and i am taking courses and you are pushing me more and improving my Turkish more better thanks for that alot!!

[@thediyagupta]

Please upload more videos....this is so helpful. Tesekkuler!

[@resurtm]

Danke dir, sehr hilfreich! 🎉

[@rassilalsolby8767]

Thank you great video

[@batuhanalgun9843]

Üstad videoyu hemen izliyoruz bakalım yine nasıl bir masterpiece yaptın

[@kostadingeorgiev1362]

Amazing! Very good work!

[@yolandagarcia3985]

I’m just starting and trying to learn the Turkish language or at least to recognize what some words mean. I’ve been watching Turkish series for some time now which I love. I’m gonna try to learn what ever I can from you, I went out and bought a Turkish Dictionary to help me at least understand some words I hear.

[@kuwi_]

If you're still thinking about learning Turkish, I can help. I want to improve my English, too. Can we work together?

[@Etc587]

çok tesekurler ederim

[@burhaan6453]

Çok Teşekkürler...

[@venus1572]

I'm glad I found this channel🥰🙏

[@macarenahidalgo1752]

Good video. Teşekkürler

[@sedasavas7017]

Müthiş bir videoydu, dolu dolu cidden teşekkürleeeer

[@elsyduart9516]

Thanks for the video 👌🏽👍🏽🙆🏽‍♀️

[@gulafshafirdaush714]

It was so helpful... Waiting for your next video..

[@YKS-rc9rs]

Çok güzel olmuş ❤️👏👏👏👏

[@sheilahmiller507]

Thank you.

[@sandramaher4243]

One thing that I do not hear you mention is that to learn and use a language, you need to learn about the culture. Which I find adds the flavour of the culture to the words we are trying to say. Thank you again 🌹👏🌹

[@keletsomokone2663]

Thank you so much for these videos🙏🏾. Make more, don't stop I'm starting to get a hang on this, I don't want to lose my momentum. You're an awesome teacher👍🏾. Tesekkurler ederim 🙏🏾

[@alierenelmas]

My main language is Turkish. I can help you if you want. I also need to improve my English. In this way, we both developed our language.

[@yehetohorat7488]

“Teşekkür ederim” means “thank you” and “teşekkürler” means “thanks” so “Teşekkürler ederim” is wrong

[@keletsomokone2663]

@@yehetohorat7488 oh, ok... Thank you🙂

[@yehetohorat7488]

@@keletsomokone2663 you’re welcome

[@keletsomokone2663]

@@alierenelmas okay, but you seem to be very good in English already. This should be fun🙂

[@ainanshewarsame]

Tesekkűr ederim

[@Puppylover00]

Reşat her videon çok güzel olmak zorunda mı? Bu videoda mükemmel olmuş I love you ❤️❤️❤️

[@twonpie1086]

Plss more videos on learning Turkish🙏🙏🙏 Teşekkür ederim