My Favorite Turkish Words | 2

[@cbekaroglu]

"Canavar" is also slang for "awesome" or "real cool or something in this ballpark. The same can be said for "manyak"... Canavar bir arabam var = I've got an awesome car. Manyak bir arabası var adamın ya! = Dude has such an awesome car!

[@Elrumel]

Hayır. "Monsterous car" da denilebilir. Ayni anlamda kullanılıyor.

[@celestialcolosseum]

@@Elrumel Orada monstrous büyük anlamında algılanacağı için senin dediğin olmaz. Senin bahsettiğin şey "beast" kelimesi, mesela "he plays like a beast!"in Türkçe karşılığı "adam manyak oynuyor!" olacağı için burada olur. Ama monstrous her zaman olmaz.

[@metinbasmac6551]

Celestial Colosseum beast i nasıl manyak oynamaya indirgersin? burda oynayıştan ziyade yüksek yetenekli kişinin insanlık sınırlarını aştığı için bir birey olarak bedensel ve zihinsel bütünüyle insanlığın dışına taşınması var. Bunu manyak oynuyor diye çevirmek çok silik kalır.

[@yigityllmz]

@@metinbasmac6551 farklı dillerde deyimlere tam değerdr karşılık bulmak inanılmaz zor bir şey

[@dogukanaydogdu2260]

@@celestialcolosseum dostum ben seni anliyorum sen haklisin, entelektuelcilik oynamaya calisiyolar devam et.

[@mamig2650]

Türkiye'de doğsan adın yasemin olurdu

[@saguzu]

Bence de

[@SenSeiYouTube]

Yada Dilanur

[@Conquriosity]

Ne laka aq

[@mamig2650]

@@Conquriosity bilmem

[@mamig2650]

Yasemin tipi var diye dedim

[@Hawkon7]

no one chelsea: yeah, tövbe tövbe man

[@ecetokay5796]

Ekin Telli tüürrkkkk

[@Mehmet-ro7ox]

Elveda is really an emotional word because usually you say it to someone if you are not going to see eachother forever.

[@vectorthemagnificent6393]

You know "Ejderha" better than all :d

[@Eradmir]

ejderya

[@hsnhtpgl]

Tornavida daha iyi değil mi sizce de?

[@edmonddantes-]

@@Eradmir shsjsjjs

[@ErTunga209]

Chelsea... "Tövbe" means "repent" in English. But sometimes, in Turkish "Tövbe tövbe" means similar to "God, give me patience" since swearing is not nice and it is a sin in Islam. So, a kind of repent "tövbe tövbe" means. Türkçen bayağı gelişmiş bu arada :)

[@nanakoc3973]

Thank you for this! Makes a lot of sense.

[@myb0805]

Aynn

[@burakraul9397]

Türk len bu inanmayın.

[@haliax8013]

İngilizce'de Jesus, Jesus Christ de "Tövbe"ye benzer şekilde kullanılıyor aslında.

[@herkesmamonainanr.616]

Ne kahraman ve meraklılar var ülkemizde.

[@MyPrettyEverything]

My favorite word is: Deniz🏊🏻‍♀️ It's sound so beautiful and I love the sea!!😍

[@ChelseaElizabethIZMIR]

My Pretty Everything good one! 🌊🖤

[@nanakoc3973]

Oh yeah that is a pretty one. My best friend's name is Deni so I started saying Deni with a Zee swims in the sea, to remember it. Now that's stuck and I refuse to refer to my friend with any other name lol.

[@rozi-i]

aww thats my name

[@aeg9065]

Deniz is a funny word! The n in Deniz is actually nasal n Deñiz, and the nasal n in Turkic languages are pronounced like an in between mix sound of "n" and "g" So even tho in Turkey its not pronounced with said nasal n the word is originally "Dengiz" This word is also related to many other words you know in Turkish, and Mongolian too Temujins nickname Genghis also comes from the same root, Çıñız/Çıngıs, you can easily spot the nasal n in Genghis's Turkish version, Cengiz, see how the n and g is together and did not got lost like it did in Dengiz. Lets go a little deeper, Cengiz also means Deniz! Now you might argue that Genghis actually means "Universal Ruler" and has nothing to do with the word sea but bear with me for a bit here, the word Deniz/Dengiz meaning sea is also related to two other words, one of which is a Turkish name, Engin, again the nasal n doing its work. Engin means vast and deep and immense and extensive, "just like sea" you're thinking right? Answer me this, what is also endlessly vast and immense and everywhere? The answer is God. Now remember what is the word for God in Turkish? It's "Tanrı" Well that n in Tanrı sure looks suspicious right? Thats our nasal n, you might knew the old version of the word Tanrı was "Tengri", when written like this, its clear to see the nasal n doing its work, the "Tengri" form is currently used by all other Turkic countries like Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, etc etc. Mongolians use it as "Tenger" Now what if I told you Engin and Tengri are two different versions of the same word, while one directly refers to god the other refers to gods properties. Dengiz and Cengiz being the same word also carries this sub meaning of Engin and God, hence the meaning of "Universal Ruler" in Genghis Khans name is explained. Theyre all interconnected words pointing at the same idea but differentiating within in terms of their references and got separated with time.

[@bionicleapple1254]

@@ChelseaElizabethIZMIR my favorite English word is "carp" I find it cool for some reason

[@nihanyani]

Saçların çok güzel💖 düz saç çok yakışıyor

[@ASteven7]

saclari dokuluyor. kafatasinin ortasina kadar kel, geri kalani da cok seyrelmis

[@HT-zx8dn]

@@ASteven7 burnunda estetik, gozler de lens var (derinlik yok) anglo olmasi olanaksiz

[@serkankara8634]

my favorite turkish word is AYNEN :)

[@tungstendioxide3055]

Aynen

[@bulentersoycomtr]

Aynen

[@andreamess5345]

Aynen

[@abdurrahimy7119]

Aynen

[@buraksahin4376]

Aynen

[@Luciando]

My favorite Turkish word is "Eyvallah" you can use it everywhere! As a thank you, as an alright, as a goodbye.

[@socialmediasakini5440]

And as a short, decisive way of saying "I love you too":)

[@katilhamsi79]

Bir taşla kuş katliamı diyorsun 👍

[@ugurkucukterzi6041]

2:01 Yüzüme aynı şekilde "canavarsın" dese olduğum yere yığılırım

[@tolga555]

canavarsinn hrrrr

[@xTrPP]

Senin canavarınım falan der tahrik olurum o nasıl canavar demek harbiden :D

[@zbbzbbi9366]

bittim ben orada

[@Palesave856]

0.5 de iyi bi kulaklikla dinle

[@zbbzbbi9366]

@@Palesave856 0.75 sardı

[@roseluvsunydaez1111]

Videolarini seviyorum, turkce konusmayi ogreniyorum 😊

[@bannner9423]

Önceden ingilizce dinlerken hiç bir şey anlamıyordum, bu kanal sayesinde "v-w farkini, dr, t ve bir çok harfin okunuşunu öğrendim birden ingilizcem gelişti :D ama artık o tarz ingilizce öğretici videolar gelmiyor :(

[@gr7704]

Tatbikat is not fire drill, it is only drill. Fire drill meaning is yangın tatbikatı. If you say deprem tatbikatı, it means earthquake drill. If you say some bad words, you can say tövbe. This is a request from Allah to forgive you. Sometimes your intension is to say bad words and almost you say but eventually you don't say. In that case also you say tövbe since your intension is bad even if you dont use bad words.

[@burak711]

Ne güzel açıklamışsın

[@cbekaroglu]

Tevbe (usually pronounced as Tövbe) means "repentance". When somebady says, "Tövbe tövbe", he is asking for forgiveness or patience from God :)

[@notevenrealtho]

Neden herşeyi ingilizce yazıp God yerine Allâh yazıyosun, şu metafordan çıkın arapçası allah olduğu gibi ingilizcesi de God, Türkçesinin tanrı olması gibi

[@gr7704]

@@notevenrealtho altta senin için yeniden yazdım.... Tatbikat is not fire drill, it is only drill. Fire drill meaning is yangın tatbikatı. If you say deprem tatbikatı, it means earthquake drill. If you say some bad words, you can say tövbe. This is a request from God to forgive you. Sometimes your intension is to say bad words and almost you say but eventually you don't say. In that case also you say tövbe since your intension is bad even if you dont use bad words.

[@mebrureay2056]

@@notevenrealtho Allah ozel isimdir yani mesela sen Ahmet ten bahsediyorsun gidip de ingilizce yaziyorsun diye human diye mi bahsediceksin?

[@baydeonmusic]

Beyler bana bişeyler oluyor galiba İngilizce öğreniyorum 25. saniyedeyim ve herşeyi anladım çok ilginç

[@yusufozcan1836]

Altyazı varsa tabii anlarsın

[@baydost89]

kadın bir videosunda türkler anlasın diye daha yavaş ve basit konuştuğunu söylemişti zaten.

[@sevval474]

Kanka alt yazıya farkında olmadan bakarak izliyorsan normaldir. Çünkü banada olmuştu sonra alt yazıya baktığımı anladım

[@baydeonmusic]

@@yusufozcan1836 ben izlerken alt yazı yoktu kanalda sonradan açıldı

[@SixsiPro]

'Tahterevalli' is also a cool one. Just means 'wip' but has a nice flow to it lmao

[@egesomal2210]

doesn’t it mean seasaw

[@edimarribeirodossantosjuni9829]

Chelsea first I have to say I love your videos! 😍 you are great and also it's great to someone who loves Turkey and trying to learn Turkish like me. It would be great if you really make a video saying about your path as a Turkish learner! And maybe give us some tips to learn it! Hugs to you from Brazil! 🌸🇧🇷

[@teodoradrakuloska2062]

Best tip for learning Turkish is watching Turkish series 😊

[@woulinx]

We use "farewell" more often when we broke up with our gf or bf. The last word of an ending relationship: "Elveda..." It's also so cool word in Turkish but sad at the same time. Also "Veda" means "Farewell" too but it's using for the situation not for speech. For speech "Elveda" for the situation "Veda". And there is also old popular song "Veda Busesi" it's a good song, you should listen.

[@laracroft7824]

Tatbikat is not just a fire drill! It can be military exercise as well!

[@melis4041]

Ne güzel türkçe kelimler kullanıyorsun bir günde tüm videolarını izledim ingilizce fazla bilmediğim için türkçe altyazı açtım çok samimi birisin ilk kez yabancı bir kanala abone oldum🌹

[@nawaljama3317]

my favourite Turkish word is bana bak and alveda

[@ahaahahahqhagahag2011]

Elveda*

[@zaraagar5458]

Selamün aleyküm

[@desertaxe]

@@ahaahahahqhagahag2011 hastir len

[@feeemida270]

My favourite one is "Sana belediye baksın"

[@ILiveWithStories]

@@zaraagar5458 no, merhaba!

[@reignofminerva]

I laughed so hard when I heard "tövbe"

[@dogukansimsek3103]

haha

[@Derratixe]

you have soooo good videos i just watching for practing my english i love you so much you are a therapy for me.Upload more videos pls i love you! (and make another making turkish food video pls)

[@home-uf3tg]

Tatbikat doesn't have to be "fire drill". It can be used for non-natural / natural disasters such as earthquake drill. Or It can be used for a military exercise. Tatbikat is to make practice for a possible bad event in order not to be panic or be caught unprepared when It starts.

[@IbraHim-jg8gm]

„Yakamoz“ was chosen the most beautiful word. (Other languages don’t know this word)

[@wnchester9374]

Bu arada yakamoz yunanca haberin olsun 😅

[@home-uf3tg]

@@wnchester9374 baklava, musakka, sarma yetmedi simdi de kelimelerimizi de mi calmaya basladilar. Bu arada evet Yunancadaki diakamós sozcugunden turetilmis ama tarihte ilk yazili kaynakta biz kullanmisiz. Gavurlar da yunancadaki halini degil bizim dilimize gecirdigimiz haliyle biliyor. Birbirine yakin yasayan milletler bu kelime savasi var. Bir kelime Fransizca kokenli ama Ingilizler onu alip degistirmis ve kullanmis, butun dunya ingilizce versiyonunu biliyor mesela. Diller birbirinden surekli kelime alir cunku dil canlidir. Toplumdan, donemin olaylarindan etkilenerek degisir. Ozetle bir daha Yakamoz kelimesine yunanca dersen seni dunyanin oteki ucundan gelip bulurum. Yunanca olan kelime diakamós, yakamoz degil. www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Yakamoz

[@wnchester9374]

@@home-uf3tg ne bu nefret dostum ben yakamoz yunanca derken kökenini kastetmiştim ayrıca ne var bunda dilimizin yarısından fazlası da Fransızca ve Arapçadan kelime içeriyor

[@home-uf3tg]

@@wnchester9374 ciddi degilim nefret yok :D Sadece insanlarin israrla yanlis bildigi konulari akilda kalici bir dille yaziyorum. Artik Turkcelesmis kelimelere yunanca-arapca-fransizca demeyin. diakamós kelimesini gorunce yunanca bu de, ama yakamozu gorunce deme. bu kelimeyi ilk boyle biz soyledik, ilk biz yazdik, sarkilarda siirlerde gunluk yasamda biz kullandik. Anlasilmayan sey su Turkcelesmis artik o kelimeler. illa bir tanim yapacaksan "Falanca dilden turetilen Turkce kelimeler" seklinde soylemen lazim cunku dunyanin her yerinde boyle. Almanca-Fransizca-Ingilizce de tonla kelime ortak ama birbirinden aldiklari seyleri "yabanci" kelime olarak saymazlar. Iskandivan ulkeleri de boyle. Hatta slav dilleri daha da karmasik. Tonla ornek verebilirim. Birbirinden aldiklari kelimeler yabanci kelime diye sayilmaz. Cunku bunu yaparsan dil denen bir sey olmaz. Dunya degisti, yeni seyler ortaya cikti ve bunlara isim vermemiz gerekti. Baska dillerden ilham alsak da bu kelimeleri Turkce yaptik. BU her dilde oldu. Gunluk konustugumuz Turkcede cok fazla Arapca ve Fransizca kokenli kelime var, hatta Arapca diye bildigimiz ama Farsca olan kelimeler de cok. Ama artik bunlar Turkcelesti. Modern, bilim yapabildigin, sofistike konulari konusabildigin bir Turkce dogdu. Ata binip, ok atip pastirma yedigimiz gunler geride kaldi. O zamanin dili de geride kaldi.

[@wnchester9374]

@@home-uf3tg doğru diyorsun da ben aksini savunmuyorum ve karşı da gelmiyorum sadece aldığımız kadar da verelim diyorum

[@ozkanimozkan]

"Bilmukabele" kelimesini de öğrenmenizi tavsiye ederim :)

[@hellmarch3043]

@Philosophy is pain Bu tarz komediyi tasvip etmiyorum. Vasata alışmış bünyem kaldırmıyor.

[@thepandastik798]

muhaffakalaştıramadıklarımızdanmısınızcasına

[@hyarlvidanjorkays8955]

Çekoslavakyalılaştıramadıklarımızdan mısınız

[@tojistan8596]

Onu ben bile yeni öğrendim KDKDAPNDLAMD

[@umitklc1506]

Muvaffakkiyetsizleştiremediklerimizdenmişçesine...

[@rigel_tenderheart]

Can you say "Şemsi Paşa Pasajında Sesi Büzüşesiceler" 😁

[@wnchester9374]

Ulan türk söyleyemiyor kaldı ki bu söylesin 😂😂

[@volkantas6456]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@basak-7612]

Daha türkler söyleyemiyo o nasıl söylesin kwjanwkalak

[@emilyroserise4367]

Ben söylerken : Şemsi Paşa Pazaşında Sesipüzülekeçileeeee

[@xxxxx348]

Ben söyleyemiyom daha amerikalı nası söylesin sjskajjss

[@lubnaalqassab4688]

I think that you will love Arabic as many of your turkish favourite words are originally Arabic like elveda, tatbikat, tövbe....but many turkish people don't know that

[@DNephilim]

Tövbe means " asking for gods forgiveness" so basically when you say a bad word you or another person says "tövbe tövbe" means god may forgive us for these actions

[@ozkanbey8938]

Fena bir hatunsun bayiliyorum sana

[@arifylmaz9396]

Tövbe etmek: to repent. I think we use it in many different meanings but it is really hard to explain for what it was used in your experience. I think your explanation is correct and i think we also use it when a bad, or wrong thought occurs to us to kinda say: god , please forgive me for what i have just thought.

[@emre5451]

"Elveda" isn't used so often because we use that if it is the final seeing each other or a long time separation. Additionally, the word "EL" creating the first spell of "elveda" comes from arabic, which means "The". So it means "the farewell" but "the"s hidden :) I love etymology.

[@ayashi24929]

why it is so cute that you are talking about turkish language lol

[@MyLittleSky]

Why you think its funny?

[@MyLittleSky]

@Dua Lipa don't you think?

[@tungstendioxide3055]

@Dua Lipa it's wholesome when someone talks about your language. That guy is probably Turkish and wholesome has no meaning in Turkish so he used the closest think... probably.

[@ayashi24929]

@Dua Lipa yes cause shes speaking it so cutely

[@ayashi24929]

@@tungstendioxide3055 exactly the same thing my english knowledge isnt that great to tell what i exactly think. but i think its still understandable isnt it? ^-^

[@throkhan]

Canavar is also used for wolf in central anatolia. so when you hear the word canavar do not think it is monster which is like giant ugly cyclops or alien like creature as if i did when i was child. it is just a wolf.

[@cherrybullet9225]

My favorite Turkish words are "tabii ki", "çünkü", "nazar"...

[@Negwa85]

I love your videosss :) Chelsea, could you make more informative videos for those who plan to travel to/live in Turkey where you go in depth about how to make the most out of it, any tips you have for settling in and finding an apartment, etc.?

[@zeynep-xq3ye]

ok as a Turkish my favorite word is "af buyur?"

[@ervaburak]

My favorite english word is Consequences. İt has a perfect pronuncation and it makes me want to say often it is also a song of camila cabello

[@beratkuzu3667]

You should know this word.It is "ohoo-o" mean of this word that. For example somebody asked you did you have coffee and you've already had coffee,so you can say ohoo-o 😁 turkish people sometimes don't use word we sometimes use badylanguage or strange words like ohooo-o

[@duru5884]

Telafisi mükemmel ya bi türkçe konuşunca türk gibi geliyo

[@gokcekirimli8148]

2:01 beni sevmeyenlere söylemek istediğim .

[@razpawn7974]

Bu kadın ne kadar düzgün telaffuz ediyor helal olsun

[@nyx2521]

My favorite Turkish words is "Ayran" and "Eyvallah" 😂

[@arhamnadeem3444]

Have you watched diriliş ertuğrul. ?

[@nyx2521]

No I did not watch Why?

[@denizgungor3730]

Actually you’re right about the word which is Elveda. We don’t use it very often because when we use that word it means we probably never see this person because of that you can hear that word some emotional songs.

[@shadepb]

I always thought “monster” is a better pronounce than “canavar”.

[@billfurman1494]

You have a creative and original way of spending your life. Admire you!

[@sedacetin1482]

''Tövbe'' is actually ''asking for forgiveness''. Örnek cümle: Tövbe Tanrım/Allahım, bir daha yapmayacağım. Tövbe: beni affet. But when you say ''tövbe tövbe'' it means something like ''oh Gosh, oh (my) God'' A exclamation of surprise, alarm, dismay, annoyance, or exasperation.

[@baliktas]

Well, actually 'Tatbikat' means just 'Drill'. You can also use this word for military drills or earthquake drills. Correct word for 'Fire Drill' would probably be 'Yangın Tatbikâtı'

[@Eak12]

Tövbe is a vocal repentance for forgiveness from god. but it can be used aggressively like "tövbe tövbe!" which is an act of " imagining abusively assulting the person that annoys you but trying to resist taking any action."

[@AutisticMelon1]

You know what, I really love watching your videos. You have such beautiful energy, aura, and the way you speak Turkish is just so sympathetic. Reis, I wish you all the best, I hope you'll always cross with good people and Insallah you'll have the best life that you're looking for, stay safe and happy... :)

[@ahmettosun8196]

"Lan" better than all right :D

[@hanefisasu2347]

Congratulations. Your pronunciation of turkish words is like native speaker. Excellent.

[@sumeyrasahinn395]

My favorite english word is actually. I don't know, sounds very cool 😂

[@benbirhickimsebb6218]

aynen

[@ccckkk1056]

Selamlar... Tatbikat sadece yangın için söylenmez. Örneğin askerler bir operasyon denemesi yaparsa ona da tatbikat denilir. Aslında tatbikat için "deneme" demek daha doğrudur. yangın tatbikatı yapıyorsanız, yangın anında neler yapmanız gerektiğini deniyorsunuzdur... bir de aynı kökten türeyen tatbik etmek kelimesi vardır. bu da uygulamak anlamına gelir. mesela size birisi "şu kremi yüzüne sür" de diyebilir, "şu kremi yüzüne tatbik et" de diyebilir.

[@omerkahraman3214]

Can you show us your america identy card

[@naerrys3535]

my favorite turkish word is kristal which is crystal in english but spelling is way cooler

[@erturkcnft]

"Tövbe tövbe man" ahahahahah

[@merttekkin5531]

bu kadının türkçe konuşması beni acaip yerlere götürüyor.......

[@soydan91]

Youre beautifull today😍

[@serifnalinci4524]

Tatbikat is actually is like military games or military practice.

[@ozanvarl5904]

Actually our grandmothers use 'tövbe" when see somebody is shag or kissing.

[@EzioOmer]

yalan yanlış bilgi verme kardeşim tövbe kelimesini herkes kullanıyor

[@dogukanaydogdu2260]

@@EzioOmer ben kullanmiyorum

[@hahahahahaha2322]

Cringe rezil

[@wrappie]

@@hahahahahaha2322 @efsoduyar

[@umutdeniztopcuoglu]

Jüpiter in original Turkish is ERENDİZ.

[@gokcekirimli8148]

Alt yazı please

[@DenterNu]

Tövbe is something like apologising from god for something bad you told or thougt. For example you got angry with your brother and you wanted to tell him a bad word but you stopped yourself in the last moment,so you say tövbe tövbe. it also using with "estağfurullah" as "tövbe estağfurullah".

[@ozanvarl5904]

My favorite word is her name. 🚬

[@abdurrahimy7119]

i burned my cigarette

[@yesil3879]

Cigarette says, Can I burn bro?

[@ahmettosun8196]

"Cigarette lift his head and say shall i burn?" Yanlışım varsa düzeltin :D

[@ahmettosun8196]

@Ecdad Büken leyla ile mecnun her yerde :D

[@ahmetkalender9682]

_Tries to find :cigaratte: emoji on keyboard_

[@freedom7767]

your accent is so good I love it

[@ardatongal6360]

The funny thing is none of these words originate from turkish

[@baharvildanoner]

Elveda is like "Goodbye forever. We won't be in touch with you again". That's why Turkish people don't use it usually.

[@Emre-fy3ne]

I can speak turkish selamın aleyküm gençler :d

[@ilkerozkutukcu2139]

May u speak English i don't understand u

[@cordy7732]

@@ilkerozkutukcu2139 aockdkjcnecjejcenfkd

[@caglar.2861]

Aleyküm selam birader :d

[@gokhandogan5814]

Bu Arapça... İslami bir selamlaşma. İnsanlar Türkçe zannedebilir.

[@h.canakistanbullu4513]

Tövbe is Repent, basically asking for repentance in one word. And the usage can also be for when you are surprised and or disbelief .

[@latifakay0320]

We type the capital "i" like this TATBİKAT. Not like english.

[@latifakay0320]

@Ulfric stormcloak bilgimiz sınırlı, Teşekkürler...

[@bircand.2811]

Your came in istanbul /Ümraniye this canpark avm and I teach turkish (Bu kadar söyleyebildim anlarsan söyleyeyim türkçesini > sen istanbul ümraniye de canpark avm ye gek ben sana türkçe sen bana ingilzice öğret nasıl fikir ?)❤❤❤ çok güzel ingilizce ve türkçe konuşuyorsun ve ben sanki çeviriyorum az çok ingilizceyi Bye bye ❤❤❤

[@ruby-lo1fp]

Artık açıkla türk olduğunu -_-

[@ASteven7]

zavalli bir amerikan ozentisi oldugu icin aciklayamaz 😂😂

[@denisminigarage2030]

speaking of using jüpiter as a name, I have a friend named Emirhan and he named his dog Jüpiter. so it's actually usable as a name.

[@overpassant]

Ablacım türkçe konuş türkçe türkçe seni izleyen yabancı yok hepsi türk sen hala ingilizce konuşuyon

[@MyLittleSky]

Bence sen boş yapıyorsun...

[@overpassant]

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[@javadj184]

I really enjoy your body language and the way you explaining things. Regarding these 5 words.. I am sorry to break this out that none of these words has Turkish origin. Tatbikat, Arabic root meaning to adjust, or orient sth Canavar, is Farsi word meaning animal Elveda, Arabic Tovbe, Arabic word means asking for absolution. But in your instance, it uses when people try not to get furious..

[@ERKOLOJ1G]

Şurda ingilizce konuşmaya falan çalışmıcam Sadece şunu dicem verse tek nefes

[@thepandastik798]

anlamaz zaten biz anladık o yeter

[@asmrrosie2307]

@@thepandastik798 ne anlamaz kadın türkçe biliyor

[@beklerken1]

Tövbe = repent (Theological) Also mainly a never again meaning depending on context. Lot less complex translation of “GÖNÜL” Your videos are a delight to watch. Peace from OZ 🙏🏻

[@qusaims3996]

Only Jüpiter and canavar aren't Arabic words. The rest are Arabic 100 %. My regards

[@mustafaodabas2314]

Yes, true. Turkish has many arabic words. Jupiter is not Turkish too, probably canavar too

[@erenk2485]

Sen sus lan arab ortalığı karıştırma

[@balporsugu2.0]

Mustafa Odabaş Canavar da Farsça'dan geçmiş.

[@emrahvural6541]

LOOKING AT HER EXAMPLES I CAN TELL THAT SHE JUST LOVES EVERYTHING ABOUT TURKISH AND TURKEY .

[@HT-zx8dn]

Dun Christmas ti. Yalniz mi kutladin? Thanksgiving Christmas bu aralar Turkiye de tek basina cok mahzun kalmis olmalisin. Amerika'da her yer senlendi Insanlar cildirdi. Sen de Thanksgiving Christmas yok gibi kelimeler videosu yaptin. Kel alaka 😂😂 😂

[@telepinu19]

Also notice that some of those cool words are imported from Arabic, Persian, and French. But yours mostly from Arabic. Moreover, your pronunciation is so nice I love to listen. Did you consider being a voice artist?

[@nanakoc3973]

I totally get the appeal of Jüpiter. I love how Venüs is pronounced as well in Turkish even though it's basically almost the same as the English spelling. I love Venüs so much I want to name my daughter that one day. I wonder if that's a common girl name in Turkey. Off to Google! Keep those awesome videos coming.

[@akira5538]

My favourite one is "Intihar" (Suicide) Hicbir fikrim yok ama soylenisi cok hos

[@pam8047]

9 ay geçmiş hâlâ hayatta misin bu arada

[@ahmetcan8585]

Ms Chelsea we usually use the word "Repentance=>Tövbe" when we do not want to sin or say bad words to the other person due to our belief.😊

[@aliyldz2519]

I think most useful word in Turkish is"Eyvallah". You can use this always, in any subject.

[@oykuocal2170]

tövbe is more like a reaction towards a situation that you would not want to happen to you or to your beloved ones :)

[@elifdeveci08]

Actually you explained "tövbe" really really good ❤

[@sefacnr]

Tövbe actually means "god please forgive me" but we are using it when we are angry more often.

[@bilmemki5471]

I love "yakamoz" It is a soo cool word

[@stonknt8007]

"you're a monster" can have a bad meaning in English but in Turkish, it has a good meaning like "youre increadible". If you want to say someone that he/she is a bad person you can say " sen insan değilsin!" that means "you are not human" or "nasıl insansın sen?!" that means "what kind of person are you" but in a bad way

[@meralnazsevgi2748]

You talk Turkish better than me I swear you pronounce the words better than me when I say “Tatbikat” or “Canavar” it sound like “tAtBikAat” or “CanAvağr”

[@tolgasolak8634]

Your pronunciation is getting better dear :) keep going! Need help let me know. Greetings from Istanbul 👋🏻

[@emucan95]

My fav Turkish word is "Fırkateyn". It's a kind of ship and It's just really fun to say but you need to be able to roll your "R"s to get the whole satisfaction out of it.

[@scorpion-tt6og]

Chelsea hi elveda isminde bir arkadaşım var ama bu isim nadiren kullanılıyor.

[@EfeYalcin47]

You have an awesome Turkish!

[@frankmurray9172]

I like canavar too. I first came across it when I was looking for a stain remover. It was called Leke Canavar meaning stain monster 👹 I like the sound of the two words together.

[@ahmetcanbostanci522]

Yabancı insanların türkçeyi nasil konustuklarini merak etmisimdir gayet guzel akici turkce konusabiliyorsun ben senin kadar ingilizce konusamiyorum

[@mr.nonsense1015]

tovbe means like sorry god or god keep me away from the bad thing but the thingy they use for it is very diffrent to exxplame

[@beyza1487]

Neden bu kadar tatlı ve güzel olmayı başarıyorsun ❤️❤️