Short Stories in Turkish- Part 2 Turkish- Shopping Travel

[@toskaaksot]

These are so helpful. Please make more!

[@ghazalh3574]

Thanks for your lesson

[@angelinaursu8740]

Çok teşekkür ederim! 👏👏👏

[@priscaedwin]

Thank you so much for this

[@roccostd]

amazing,thank you for your hard work

[@concerncitizen3999]

Thank you for your videos sir. I enrolled in A1 Türkçe class and my teacher explains everything in Turkish. I need to make an exta effort to study lessons in advance coz I speak english as my other language. This is helpful

[@YSN596]

Sure anytime you need to learn something I can try to help you out !!

[@muqadusmuskan9552]

Kindly make more videos like this

[@nathanaeldegryse]

Mükemmel vidéo . Çok sagolun

[@zakiaabdullahi9226]

Yasin Thank you very much.

[@YSN596]

So nice of you

[@TheThornBirdsTTB]

Amazing video can't thank you enough for this huge efforts. I'm so looking forward to the upcoming lessons. The story style is extremely useful and helpful.

[@ayeshasiddiqui4981]

Teşkkur ederim...u r doing a good job

[@zakiaabdullahi9226]

Thanks. Yasin to reply my question and also your English is perfect. I was thinking you are American.

[@YSN596]

:) thank you for your nice compliment.... :))) if you need practice in turkish check our weibste to fill up the form for practice in Turkish .... it is www.aktifogren.com

[@halima6960]

Çok Teşekkür Ederim Hocam. Wow that was an amazing lesson. I knew all the verbs that was used but to make a sentence with them was challenging for me.

[@Sweet-hu4nk]

Thanks very helpful😍 but Elbise mean dress While kyafit mean cloth

[@DutchwithTomasito]

Thanks Yasin. I recently started with Turkish and your videos are of a big help. Especially the ´Translation Method´ for learning combined with the colors, reading and listening it, is a deadly combination!

[@mariamr.6362]

Yasin thank you so much for your efforts. your videos are all amazing. I am learning so much :)

[@YSN596]

So nice of you

[@marinaaniram8308]

Thanks a lot Yasin 🙏, I like so much how you explain everything , you make it seem Turkish easier 🌺

[@medleminabdouli672]

Please add more

[@fabricefenx9238]

Thanks. You are a good teacher.. Yasin are you a Turkish

[@YSN596]

Yes, thanks

[@abdullahkeremkorkmaz1057]

First

[@maryamsayyed5887]

Hey, you teach great. I am learning Turkish from Duolingo and your videos. You provide great contents.👍 Can you suggest the books to learn Turkish?

[@nonologylol]

Hi would you kındly do a lesson on the use of hayir and yok, pease. Thank you!

[@ishaniafrin2]

Nice video. Is yoktu applied to everything in which we can say that we didn't have? I mean like can it be said as- "ben bir kitap yoktu"?

[@YSN596]

No !! I didn’t have a book ... in Turkish ; Benim bir kitabım yoktu... Your style okey but not natural sound of Turkish !!!

[@ishaniafrin2]

@@YSN596 ok thank you so much for your suggestion Sir.

[@muhammadmaaz6440]

Eve doğru yürümeye başladım. Doğru means right how it can be plz explain.

[@YSN596]

Sorry I didn’t understand your question???

[@muhammadmaaz6440]

@@YSN596 eve doğru yürümeye başladım...I started walking towards home. But how...bcuz doğru means right or correct.

[@4anaudienceof1]

Great video. I was just wondering why we would use "su" in the third line but then use "suyu" in the fourth. Is there a rule for this? Thanks

[@YSN596]

Su means water... if you specify what water you mean we say : su-yu ... like in English Bring water... Su getir... Bring the water Suyu getir... clear ??

[@4anaudienceof1]

@@YSN596 Okay but it's the same "specific" water being mentioned so why not keep "suyu" throughout?

[@ZiaUrRehman-zy5gx]

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