"oluyor" in Turkish

[@TurkishJourney]

Did you know these uses of "oluyor"?

[@v4yt126]

day by day I am learning more

[@lilianemuess3885]

Harika ! Çok teşekkür ederim. Great and useful lesson. Mutlu hafta sonu !

[@TurkishJourney]

Rica ederim. Size de mutlu hafta sonları.

[@RaggruppamentoDRIEU]

Very interesting and useful, like all of your lessons. Thanks for your work!

[@TurkishJourney]

Thanks for your support 🙏🙏

[@ВиталийСлонов-ч4ъ]

Merhaba, Sercan. Teșekkür ederim.

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Rica ederim. I appreciate a lot your support and your comments every time you watch a video. Thank you so much.

[@MariaCastro-gj8do]

Thanks, do you explain very well!! 🙏 Selamlar!

[@TurkishJourney]

Thanks for your support 🙏🙏

[@Lotaza]

Thank you very much to let me know.

[@TurkishJourney]

You are welcome.

[@Mehrab8691]

Çok sağol hocam

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You are welcome.

[@ardeshirnikokar3552]

🙏🙏

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Thank you

[@RamboRockyveTayfasi]

Harika bir anlatim

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Teşekkürler

[@abdallahkambangwa7215]

thanks

[@TurkishJourney]

You're welcome!

[@iambusy9861]

Diye... plesae

[@TurkishJourney]

Soon or later :)

[@JB-wh9ux]

Çok ilginç! Teşekkür ederim :) I have an idea for another video too. I know you have done a video on -mıș and its conjugations but could you also explain the different ways it's used? Like iyimiș, -mișken, -miștir etc

[@TurkishJourney]

Thank you for your recommendations. I took a note and will definitely make a comparison when the time comes :)

[@TufanDeveci]

‘olmadı / olamadı / olamayoru’ Denizli şivesiyle ☺️

[@TurkishJourney]

Öyle de olur :)

[@katjawege6886]

Wow this is a hard lesson to learn 🙈I hear this word so often in spoken Turkish. So it is like a generalization or kind of like "use to" in English? There are a lot of other ways to use "olmak", right? Like oldu, olmaz... 🙈Could you explain these, too? I always enjoy your lessons! And this is my sentence : Kediler sevimli oluyor. All cats are cute! 🐈Çok sağol, görüșürüz in your next video! Love from Germany❤

[@TurkishJourney]

Hi Katja, Thanks for your message and it is a great sentence. Kediler sevimli oluyor. You know, in Turkish we like to express the things a little more passionately. More naturally you can even say, "Kediler çok sevimli oluyor ya.". And yes, there are many ways to use "olmak" and i will cover them later slowly slowly. Thanks again for your support. Greetings to Germany.

[@katjawege6886]

@@TurkishJourney Ya is a word I often hear. Çok güzel yaaaaaaaa 😊But it doesn't have a meaning, does it? It just kind of makes the colour of the sentence a bit different? We have a lot of these words in German! Thanks for your answer - kedi çok çok sevimli oluyor ya! 🐈 Looking forward to more interesting lessons 👍

[@TurkishJourney]

It does not have a meaning by itself but as you said it makes the colour of the sentence a bit different. Even the intonation of it. Aber könntest du mir bitte Bespiele geben? Welche Wörter gibt es? Ich würde sie gerne benutzen :) By the way, "Kedi çok sevimli oluyor" would not work in terms of generalization. When you use "Kedi" it becomes specific and then you can not use generalization. You need to say "Kediler or (for example "Beyaz kediler") çok sevimli oluyor ya." And if you would like to talk about a specific cat, then you can say "Kedi çok sevimli yaaaa." :) Ich hoffe wäre das hilfreich.

[@katjawege6886]

@@TurkishJourney Das war sehr hilfreich, vielen Dank!!! ❤️Mir ist bei "ya" auch aufgefallen, dass es unterschiedlich betont wird und nach positiven Sätzen wie "çok tatlı ya" stehen kann, aber man es auch benutzt um auszudrücken, dass man genervt ist. Vielleicht kannst du dazu auch mal ei n Video machen? Auf Deutsch haben wir ganz viele solche Wörter. Sie können dazu auch noch eine ganz unterschiedliche Bedeutung haben. (Ich unterrichte das Fach Deutsch als Zweitsprache, überwiegend für Flüchtlinge.) Zum Beispiel ja: Das ist ja nett von dir! = freundliche Überraschung Das hab ich ja noch nie gehört! = Überraschung Das geht ja gar nicht! = Wut, Empörung Oder das Wort "doch" : Setz dich doch! = freundliche Aufforderung Hör doch endlich mal zu! = genervte Aufforderung Das kannst du doch nicht machen! = Empörung Oder denn, dann klingt eine Frage irgendwie neugieriger : Leyla hat einen neuen Freund. Aha, sehr interessant! Wie heißt er denn? Und viele andere mehr, z B. aber, halt, mal, schon,...Man nennt sie "Modalpartikeln" und meine Schüler sagen immer, wenn wir die richtig anwenden können, dann können wir Deutsch! 😊 In diesem Sinne : Siyah kediler çok çok sevimli ya!!!! 🐈

[@TurkishJourney]

@@katjawege6886 Ich danke dir sehr. Ickhkenne diese Wörter natürlich aber nun habe ich besser verstanden. Danke dir. Und genau, unbedingt kommt ein Video darüber später. :)

[@efebaransevindik9925]

Acaba bu videonun izleyicilerinin yüzde kaçı Türk?

[@TurkishJourney]

Analitiklerden izleyicilerin hangi ülkelerden olduğunu görebiliyorum ama tabi Türkiye'den Türk olmayanlar da izliyor olabilir ya da başka ülkelerden Türkler...

[@TurkishJourney]

Türkler bu videoyu izler mi dersiniz?

[@efebaransevindik9925]

@@TurkishJourney Şahsen ben izliyorum.

[@TurkishJourney]

Çok teşekkür ederim o zaman.

[@RamboRockyveTayfasi]

Bende Türküm ve keyifle uzliyorum, teşekkürler alt yazida da Türkçe olsa harika olacak​@@TurkishJourney