Mongolian language: The Most Common 100 Mongolian Verbs (with examples)

Do you want to take your Mongolian fluency to the next level? Follow what other learners have done and master these 100 crucial Mongolian verbs! (Most common Mongolian Verbs)
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[@tomasshulman5294]

Thanks for the dedication! I wish I could visit Mongolia someday

[@user-vz8hw8ws1r]

Баярлалаа!:)

[@denisedenise742]

HI, REALLY APPRECIATE THIS GREAT SITE. SUGGESTION: Learning any language is based on repetition. This is how the format should be presented: 1. verb in English (so student has in mind the action) 2. verb in Mongolian 3. 6 seconds EMPTY so student has time to REPEAT the verb 4. REPEAT the verb in Mongolian again 5. 6 seconds empty so student can REPEAT the verb AGAIN 6. English phrase using verb 7. Phrase in Mongolian (SLOWLY) 8. 10 seconds EMPTY so student can REPEAT the phrase in Mongolian 9. Phrase in Mongolian again at normal speed 10. 10 seconds EMPTY so student can repeat the phrase AGAIN. (can also repeat the phrase for 3rd time at normal speed and allow time for REPETITION. ALSO EXTRA SPACE BETWEEN EACH VERB AND PHRASE THAT GOES WITH IT SO IT IS VERY CLEAR WHERE ONE VERB ENDS AND NEXT BEGINS. I SINCERELY HOPE YOU CONSIDER USING THIS FORMAT. Mongolian will be my 5th language. I am very fluent in English, Spanish and French. My spoken Italian is only about 50% presently and comprehensive Italian around 65%. Languages do not come easy to me, but I work very hard when I start learning one. I will be visiting Mongolia in Feb. 2022 and wish to learn as much of the beautiful language before my trip. The BEST way to learn a language is to live with a family and go to school for the language at the same time. I live near Toronto, Canada and would very much like to find a family to stay with in Canada or the United States for a week to immerse myself in the language and be better prepared to enjoy my Mongolian Adventure. I am also trying to find Mongolian families to stay with during my visit there for the month of February 2022. Any suggestions would be very welcome. GOOD LUCK AND CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO ARE LEARNING NEW LANGUAGES !!!

[@mongollanguage]

Thanks for the feedback. We will try apply it next time.

[@kwesibruno]

I'm coming to Mongolia.

[@arthoooo]

Thank you so much! Greetings from Brazil. :D

[@08tokyo08]

Дандаа баярлалаа. Энэ биёлэг маш их сонирхолтэй.

[@littleborz]

Bayrlalaa from Hungary 🇭🇺❤🇲🇳

[@preetamprakash6227]

Thank you very much for this video! It may be helpful to leave just a few more seconds after each sentence is spoken so that students have time to repeat it.

[@Alexcool772]

Уэсэнд баярлалаа тамайг ирсэнд Орсо)

[@oyukaOyukagmail]

Багшдаа маш их баярлалаа 😍😊 Is there anyone who can learn English together?

[@cenkeraksoy7079]

Nice video. Greetings from Turkey. I love Mongolia and Mongolian language.

[@cenkeraksoy7079]

@Təmuka Khan Tuvanbəkov Only Turkey Turks hate Mongols. Because they watching Diriliş Ertuğrul. Diriliş Ertuğrul is anti Mongol tv program . I am sorry for my bad english.

[@mongollanguage]

Thank you very much!

[@cenkeraksoy7079]

@Təmuka Khan Tuvanbəkov I know Tuvans and I love Tuva and Tuvan throat singing.

[@cenkeraksoy7079]

@Təmuka Khan Tuvanbəkov I know Hunns, everybody knows Hunns in Turkey.

[@cenkeraksoy7079]

@Təmuka Khan Tuvanbəkov Because I love Mongolian .

[@zyang3813]

多谢。

[@AllySzat]

avchrah means bring? but in a google translate the "to bring" is avch ireh. is there any difference? or wich is when to use?

[@mongollanguage]

There is no difference. It was originally 2 words 'авч ирэх' (take and come) but overtime it became 'авчрах'. Although, those two can be used interchangeably, you might see that 'авчрах' is commonly used.

[@Nothing-te6wq]

😍❤️❤️❤️

[@NoName-yr2bk]

Hello. Could you, please, explain the difference between "гэхдээ" and "харин".

[@mongollanguage]

'харин' is but, 'гэхдээ' is more like however. Yet it can be used interchangeably.

[@NoName-yr2bk]

@@mongollanguage Thank you!

[@futurefamily2868]

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